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The record-union., 1894-02-19
Enhned a Chinarnan.

A Chinaman named All Gay swore to
a complaint charging two Japanese
named \. Nikoshima and r. Obata of hav-
ing robbed him of S35 at Japanese house
of lll-fame in the alley between | and j,
Second and Third streets.
They were arrested and taken to the
CITY Jail by officer Bagley. All Gay and
Ii. Kinoshada were also arrested by him
for disturbing the peace.
The record-union., 1894-02-19
THR WEATHER

Another Rapid Full in the Barometer
Yesterday
The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest aud lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 520 and 42'. with brisk
southerly winds and clear weather pre-
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Salvador. Salvador, SALVATORE

Don't fail to call for Ruhstaller's Extra
Salvador ''Gilt Edge" on Wash b. On
draught in all the saloons in the city.
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BORN.
DIED.

VOGHT-On the Fruit Ridge Road, near Sac
ramento, TO the wife of William Voght, a
daughter.
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GOOD SHOOTING.
Sergeant J. L. Hughes Ties the state
Military Record.


Military Record.
AT the military range yesterday Ser
geant j. L. Hughes of Company E made
the remarkable score of 40 out of possi-
bic 90 at the 200yard range. and Corporal
Fields made Il. Both scores were made.
however, after the regular practice shoot.
hughes score was--5 ) 3 4-4g
This score has been made twice, once
by a member of the Oroville company,
and once by member of the Marysville
company. 1t was not an accident or a
"huke" on Hughes part, as he is one of
the best shots in the State with military
rifle, and has the credit of being the first
winner OF a State cham pionship medal.
The company scores yesterday were:
Capt. Seymour .......;35 Corp. Schaeffer
Lieut. Schoemaker~4o Priv. Wamble .......34
Lieut. DerInan...3s : Prlv. Gray 50
SerSt. johnson .....39 Priv. y. Il. Hughes..41
Sergt. Fields.....-..,. . Scrgt. j. L. Hughes
Corp. Nuttlng..........45 Priv. McMartin 3
In the pool-shooting the scores were:
MAJ. Wallace-......45 j. l.. Hughes. s............49
\. Ackernan.~.....43s sergt. Johnson.........43
7. Cook L. NJ. Woodson.
SerSt. hieldS............47 Il
COMPANY AS SCORE.
Sergt. WhitIier...3 Priv. Oh aois. sc
Ser5t. Bessey ..4;5 ) Priv. Marsh .......... 3 2
Sergt r. Enrighu~~42 Priv. Merideth.........33 SO
Corp. Stone....~..35 Priv. Scott...............26
Corp. Priv s;en................;29
Corp Nj. Enright....4O Priv. Nichols.
Priv. W. Blanchard. 80 Lieut.. 3
FrIv. II. Blanchard. 81 MaJ. Wallace...........39
PRIV. COOk..............3a
The pool-shooting resulted:
Sergt. Whittier.......32 Corp. NJ. Enright. t.....41
81 r5t. Bessey Lieut.. Tyler........40
sergt. II. Enrignt...-47 Priv. Blanchard.~..32
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City Auditor Young makes the follow.
ing statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the city for the week ending
SATURDAY.. February II. 1894:
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Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramente.
DoARD AND ROOM, 81 90 TO 50 FEB
D day. Meals, 25 cents.
@Acccommodations FIRST-CLASS. F7ee
w. j. ELDER, Manager.
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COMPANY AS SCORE.

MAJ. Wallace,.........45 j. l.. Hughes.
\. Ackerman..........43 Sergt. Johnson. 3
z. Cook k...,.........-.4O o L. NJ. Woodson. 40
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WESTERN HOTEL,
TINE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA.
mento, Cal. Meals, 25 cents. VIM. LAND,
Proprietor. Free bus to and from hotel.
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The pool-shooting resulted:
The City Flnances.

ergt. Whittier..32 Corp. NJ. Enright41
rt. Bessey Lieut.. Tyler...........40
ergt. Il. Enrignt..~47 Priv. Bianchard....32 81
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-03-10
LAs VEGAS NUEyO MEXICO. sABADO 10 DE MARIO DE 1914

one falta Ia pohlaci0n: y ia espe
nencia de todoS los paises acredita
aqneila yerdad V clemento po'uico
de que vi los metales preciosos vi
los demds bienes hacen felice d
los puchlos, 81 les ftlta el huen re
gmeu, Ia indaStriay y vida aharioSs
de sus hahltnntes, scgun In e0ce'
dido en- aQuellos desgraclados te.
rntorios por cansaS tan ahtiguaS
como su deScnbrimiento.
A POGO tempo despues que los
Espahoies tomaron possession de
tSta capital de Mexico. penetrarou
hasta los dltimos terminus de Ia
renota provincial de Nuevo Mexi
60: pero la velocidad dc eStos des
cumbrimlentos yla snma extension
de los paiSes que trataron de oca
par, fucrou sin duda la cansa ori
giuaria, de que las prorinclaS ln'
ternas hayan sido por espacio de
muchos tlempoS una carga pesada
del e-tado; pues diSemlnados slu
drden los primer0S pohladnrcs tof
todos aqaellos yaros territories,
buscaban solo paAiee en- que ha
biapiata Il orc; este era eu 10 ger
neral el pumero y quiza ell nmeo
ohieto para ubicNr las pob.aeiones:
elias Quedaban a djstancias euor-
mes entire 81, y fatahdoles por
consecueucia de todo la unidad
que ecsiiia su buen regimen y tie.
fensa, leios de orgauizarsc para
que produjesen utilidades proper.
cionales q IA riqueza Y fencidad
del pals, eollteLian, en- sn mlsha
constitution las canSas cue dehiap
alclar su proGreso, Y acaso condu.
cirlas 4 su total & emeyitable rulna.'
Las Dos Nucjoaes
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German Macstas Hacienda de
luSsuyaS.


El pajaro aquel que en- dlas pa
sados sc 7ol6 de hs jaulas del con,
dado, lamado German Maestas,
ha puesto en- prictica Su profession,
segdu dlcen algunos RESIDENCES dc
Los AIamoS.
III case tiene algo de romance,
J por 10 tautp publlearenos aqui
tndos los pormenores reIatlros al
aSnnto.
Spgun hsmos sido informados,
aparece, que el sujeto este antes
de ser aprehendido y puesto en- la
carcel, contraio matiimonlo, con
ana muchachA que resp0nde al
Inombre de lt0sita. La ceremonial
Inupcal fuG celebrada p0r un iuez
de haz, Y como Ia sonora esta crel
vera que el tal cuutrat0 aSi eeie'
bradO, no era vaiidl,, en- seguida,
despues que su esposo fne encar'
eeIAdo, ucept6 Ia mano de nn
nuevo preteudiente, y permtlo Ia
celebration de otrO matrlnonlo
igual al primeF0.
III nGeyo espos0 sc llama Pedro
Romero, y ba estado yiviend1 con
sn Rosita paciiieameute, en- Los
Alamos, durAnle tndo el tempo
que Maestas la estad0 cuStodiado
por Ia ley.
III Sabado en- Ia uoche fue Troya,
German va dueno dc sn lihertad, y
, aoampan4do de uu tal StXt0 Mon
tano, yisit6 Ia casa de ~ rival y
ayudado por su companero, 10 g0l'
pearou Y luego lie anarraron las
manos por drtras, 10 sscaroa a una
coria dismnca dc Ia plaza, y ALI
10 demron solo lHmputaud0 su per
, dd&
e Los asatlntes Mdaban a caba
lIo. mieutrss ellOs disputHbat
dentro de la casa, Ia geute del III
gar, que va los habia seutido
uuitaton los frluos d los cabalo'
y los hiuierOn retirarsc dc lugar
i Al salr dc Ia casa Maestas y st
eompahero halIaron que los caba
Hos sc haitian ld0, por donde re
: solyeron que Maestas custOdHri
6 4 Romero = d Rosita, mlenlras G
II otro bnscnba los caballos. III pri
s nero sali6 fueH de II plaza y llC
!, vaudOse consigo a Ia prenda d
sus amorps. t0m6 las de Niladlegt
p" Y el que fu6 en- busca de los caba
! Hos fuG sorprendidO por Ia gent'
"a puesto bajo arresto y traido a !
u: cdrcel del c0udado,
A Al siguicnte dia sc snpo que 10
" caballos erau robados.
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NJ

y Ia plsclta de Los Vigiiees =
0ioa Calientes, y Ia raseieA gss, !
tante de oichos repaglilaieasla
estd situada en- ell rio Del Ssapeia
y son couoriGos como las q rfss
de Les Ammus Estas agtig
ras tambien incluyen una ag
sura preliminar del treSha q
rFeao de la Sangniiuele. e-"aal
tieue one ser reagrimeazaf'o CON
lmrte dc la mcrced de las Nts
pero el cual es considerada poT
odciales del departamaHte, c
una merced sepprala { iaae
diente, cuya confirmation e8
pendiente ante Ia e0rte ll4 rp
mos de terrenos.
La merced conoeida como
Sauguijucla, contiene naa 'fea 90
l7.363,29 acres, deia una AREA &
a, ECO. 10 acres, en los Varies "a
timientos que fueron invesiig4
! agrimeuzados por e aseilte
pccial Rice, duraute su inYes
ciou,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-03-10

general eS del hOfuotSte III sUu
0este, hasta descmhoear on el Senn
mcxicano, sirvi6alolc de irihuta
rios los rims lie Taos, ID. Fernando,
Tesuqae, Mora, Teco'ote, Gallinas,
Pecos, Santa Ana, Pnereo, Santa
Barhara, Oio Calieute, Chama, ri.
euries s Santa F6. Este Milo
caudaloso es, por derirlo asl, el
alma del territorio, pnes sus mas
rieas pOblaciones residen en- sus
margenes verdade?amente pinto,
reseas: In yariedad de sus frondo
sas alamednS, los hellos b0sques
que 10 alderman, las diversas pers.
pectiyas que prescntan sua vegas
cultivadas por multltnd de honn
bres 1aboriosos, los iutiuitoa gana
dos one apagaa su sed en- sus ram
dates. y uh gaafisale iRaeiitiido de
preciosas aves que NATHAN las ar
bole,las con el variado y brillaite
eolorid0 de sns plumas, y ell mueha
Y sabroso pescad0 que snsteata
en- sus aguas. presentan al Nuero
Mexico d Ia vista del observaaor
como uu paato dc yerdaderds de.
| licias.
Las aguas del rio Bravo son en-
! 81 diaf,uas y nuras; poro las entnr
bia cl rio Pncrco de Abiq6id, que
le es contluentc en- Chama.
Este rio, segun Humboldt, tiene
5l2 leguaS maritimas de largo. Las
nievcs derretidas f0rmAn sus es
traordinarias eorreutes, teuiendo
estas Su principle en- Ahrll, su
macsimum en- Mayo ysu menguan.
te en- JUNO.
Referese que en- q aho de 1752
Sc sec6 repentiuamente la madre
del rio como 80 lcguas mas arriba
/ del pueblo del Pdsa Y anas 20 mas
abajo. Sc conStruy6 un canal
para que sc precipilara el aqua
que volvi6 aaparecer cerca de San
Eizario, Y tom6 despues dc tres
semanas su autiguo curse.
El rio es yadeable cuaudo ne
lay creeie"tes, y en- tempo de elias
solo en- cAnoa Sc paSa; casi no ha,
, a1o ea qae no 50 sishtan lamenla
bles deegracias, llte SO cSitHrial
con puentes cdmodos, aGnque iue
sen proyisionaleS, coWo los ha ha
bido en- otrOs ticmpOS. Han que
FiTo algamus particuIares prcSta
astebeuptj,.io roromnensandnsele
/. can al neaco no sabemcs en- an
a t6r,oioos. noro ol remeaio rsdiea
se,i, constrrir an nm lur,r nrc
n6sito ,,,o hreno do m,mnoateri,
mas h,c n,at.r.los .oniosoa mar
), .nns,,,oo;o,. = ounona el o,
h;...,.o a,so,nhoi,,r, oiann, c,nti
a d.d ,.,, of.,tn,r este nrorart,
,.. ..,..,.'.....,.... !,
9'''' 4" i''' ''e''' ~ , 0
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NO7ICIAS GENERALTS.

Compra poi Tn Million de p3oi
On grupo de miuas de plala, uea
cobre Y hero, cerca de Bazena
Montana, fueron compradea ali
mamrnte por un tai Geo. W BAL
lon, representante dc IN sindlcato
De capitalistas de Naeva Iaf@
III precio de Ia compra fq
sl,000,0O0.
seVa a AOaSar Ell Mundo. AAt
ha pronosticado. un medico da Sal
Luis, Mo-, llamado Willis, en- NJ,
circular que ha expedido 90 es
ciu,lad ultimamente. Este Qrp'ei
anuncia que Jesa,Cristo es'
til llegando que Ia iiaa
liAaciou del mundo esta mny cerca
LII trompeta sonarA el Juesee, ola
6 de Marco, de 1896, i las tres IA
Ia tarde, tempo de Jerusalem. i
Iabominaci6n de que habla q Pfy
feta Daniel estari en- el Tempo
eonstruido, desde el Sabado, d7
Il4de Agosto, de 1897, hasta
Lunes, 25 de 1901 -l250 dias
Jesus vendra d reInar sonre 81
terra 81 da II de Abril, dc 1891,
4 las tres DE IA tarde, tempo 20
1eansAlen. III tempo dc las "a
gustias y Gesares comienza ss'9
aho, nqul 81 atin6, porqae 10 esta
vlendo) con una serie de gaeffas
saugrieutas y reyolaciones ea o3A
la Europa.
Mas Heroes Escriheu de Bose
tom "Unos 700 i 500 inditiduoa
! que Sc dicen anarqulstas, hieiefon
> una manifestation pibiiea e8 esla
cludad, pjdieudo trabaio ggItos y
d cougregandose frente al pal9eiu
j del goberuador del estado. III 60
bcrnador sali6 4 are0garIoa y os
persuadi6 de que 40 debiau Glao
rotar y moleotar al veeinddlio,
pero como SO sintieran enyaIeuio,
= nad0s con 10 moderation del 60
bernador y sc volyieran exlgenies,
. Ia poicia los dispers6 4 garr0taaoa
y rompiendo algunag cabezas ansif
: Quistas, cuyos dueIos sin dulapor
este caStg0, seran obiet0s de ve.
I" ueracion ahora para los adeptos
del anarquismo, como 10 son otroa
- ladrones, aseanos, etc, que, con
u veytldos en- annrqnistas, han 0uef,
:, to ejccutados y pasan por herees'
" marlires, etc, eu,fe eiefta senteH
IL LO Desollaron Vivo.--De Browns.
= vile, Ky, proccde una noticia ea
,a extreme horrorosa. III parte tele'
grdhco cueuta que IN negro llamai
do Frye, 8 quien Sc le achaceba "a
muertc de una selorita llanadi
Bryant, aeaeeida cerca de- WI
iamsburg, tl aEo rasad4 yisitf
ultlmamente el cOndado de laf
Ian, V de alli sc rob6 4 una ioyen
hija dc nm agriealtor, y la ocult(
en- uu bosque, en- cuyo lugaf fu'
desoubierta en- dias pasadoei po
nnos razadores. Estos aguafda
ron el retono del negro, que q I
me naz6n Sc hallaba anselte, Y 9 g
llcgada le hiceron un recibimlent'
On extreme inhumano. Una ye
que SO apoderaron de cl le a'aro
de pies y manos y Sc pnsiefoa
desollarlo viyo. Antes dc qao e'
pirara su Gllimo aliento, Ia Iofe'
prisionera le incendid una hogueg
sohre su cabe1a Y 10 aaron vly.
Sc dice que Ia yie;ima del saeni
cio ooufes6 culpabIlldad en-
mnerte dc Miss Bryant, Y h PEI
netraci6n de varios otros efim
ncs ignalcs nl que hahla eomehd
NV autes dc aufrir Ia ppna.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-03-10

A principles del mes de Enfrnse se mo
cxtavlS 8 me fis rohado deul eeieo,
en el CahonCito Agul IN eaballo ante
ro. do color prleto do ! amos de edee
Dare $40 pesos dc reeompon~a E 10
persona que mo 10 devueva al lugAr
lie mi rosidenoia. OF Las Vegas.
A. IsidUr Y. Galleges
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-03-10

---sLas Noticies EsiaGisiieas del sr,
Esrudern fncron reimpresns en- 1884. pof
drlen del supreme Gobiern0 con una de-
dicai0ria del Autoral lluslTe Fr0ntefiso
On Valeptiu Conner Ffaaa
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NUESTRA GRAN VENTA SEMI annual
De Efectos para Trajes de Sonora
WA.nlNnlnN D a. Feh. p. lsnI.

nne ponimos dc eedos para r e Se'o' que ' ~
de etoda hnnfa eo'oSo '
la yaril por 10 ee'''oS
ceovo' S"ru'
ante Va" 4Vo
Esono mas squeuD mues dar idea deo
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Lado Sur dc le Plaza.
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EBaratO que VenderemOs

dees de pleas redio los que @o H Ne's @
due en- casa antigua Ocn como
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A. BclfcId with Atlantic Coast Line for
Richmond, Petersburg, GOldsboro. Timing
ton. etc.
Al Jerress with Richmond ard Danville
Railroad for Chase City, oxford. Henderson
Durham, Raleigh. etc.
At Norfolk with the ". Y, p. and y.
Railway, Cape Charles ROuteJ and Bay Line
steamers Tor Old Point, baltimore and north
cru cities with superb Cew iron steamers OF
Washington and Norfolk line for Alexandria
Washington and points north; with Old Do
miuiOn Steamship cUDpany's steamers and
steamships for Old Point, Hampton. Sewporf
News, Smith field. cities on the CvroIina sound
New York direct and northern points; with y.
and VI. T. coupany's steamships for BostoL
and Providence direct and interior NeT Elg-
land points with y. A. and A railroad Tor the
clegant hotels OF Virginia Beach with Ocean
View railroad for Ocean View resort Close
connection with railroad and steamship lines
for all points north. west and south
The 4. D. Railway comp anys steamer city
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Schedule in Effect May 20, 1894.

Leave Durham eco a. IN. daily, GUOa "A. III. daily
except sunday for LyTchhurE and local sta
tons. Arrive Lynchburg Hasa III and 3.Sd p.
IN. at Union Station. Leave LyuchburE for
Durham 10 p. IN. daily, and co a. III. daily cX-
ccpt Sunday, from Union station.
WEST ~BoUND-LEAvE DAILY.
F:I5 a. m-For Roanoke, Radford. BIuclcld
and Pocahontas. Also for Rocky Mount and
all stations on winston salem division. Con
meets AT Roanoke at 80 a. III. with Washington
and Chattanooga Limited tor all points south
and West. Pullman Roanoke to Memphis and
New Orleans. Dining Car attached.
2:}5 L. III, The Chicago Express for Roanoke,
BluCicld, POCahoutds, kcnONa, Columbus and
Chicago. Pullman Buffet Sleeper iOanokct to
Olumbu without change. Connects at Rad
ford for Bristol, knoxville, Chattanooga and
intermediate points. Pullman Sleeper Rad
ford 10 Chattanooga.
Trains arrive at LyuChbuTg daily from the
West, 40 Il. m, l4j =. IN.
EAsT-BoUND-LKAvE LYHcnnURo.
2:IO p. IN Daily, for FarmvilIc. Richmond.
Petersburg and Norio X, arrives Petersburg
at 616 =. m. connecting with Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad daily, arriving Richmond
at 100 p. m; arrive Norfolk so y. m.
lbs IA. m.-Arrive Petersburg 5.JO "A. m. CON
Meeting with X. Il +. X. X. daily; arrive Rich
mond s:27 a. m; arrive Norfolk $50 a. IN. Pull
man Palace Sleeper to Norfolk.
Also Pullman Palace Sleeper between
LynChDurR and Richmond.
This car will be ready at Lynchburg at 900
p. ~. for reception of passengers.
Trains arrive at Lynchburp daily from the
East ; a. IN, 2:l5 p m.
DURHAM DIVISION.
Leave Lynchburg Union station 2Ej p. m,
daily, and go II. III. daily except Sunday, for
Durham and intermediate stations; arrive
LynChburg from Durham lI:i5 IA. IN. and 1893
y. IN.
WINSTON SALEM DIVISION.
Leave Roanoke daily l2.lO p. IN. for Winston
Salem aud Intermediate stations.
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Leave Pulaski 100 IA. III. daily except Sunday
for Betty Baker, and llOD a. IN. dairy except
Sunday for INanhOc aud boo p. III. daily 70
OOSSan.
CLINCH VALLEY DIVISION.
Leave Blucfcld daily 100 a. m. for Norton.
Louisville and all points on l.. 4 y. IL. X. Via
Norton.
For tickets. time cards and all Information
call on or write r.. NJ. Graham. Durham, agent
Norfolk and Western railroad.
W. Is. BENILL.
q T.. A. Roanoke. Va.
NJ. r. BRAGG. T. p. A.. Roanoke. Va.
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THE EAaLYsrRO CATCHES rHe woHM.

4 bird once read this cute old saw,
Then to himself he said.
III can catch that came old worm
III early leave my bed"
And 50 lac did. but that old worm
The same cute saw had read.
Then sagely took his morning snooze,
And bird sneaEed home unfed.
MORAL.
The maxim lacks consistency
Whichever way you squirm.
For what is good advice for bird"
Is bad advice for worm"
Boston Transcript.
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Nos. l.. and l4 Solid Pullman Nc-tibulc
Trains between ashiugtOn and Atlanta.
Trans = and 81 have through sAeeptrs tie
tween weldon and New York.
No = makes close connection Al Portsmouth
with Bay Line for Baltimore: Ola Dominion
steamer for New YORK every day ia the seek
except Friday. With Merchant and Miners
Line tor Boston and Providence every day in
Norfolk ami Washington :. II. Company 4a3ly
for Washington
N. = makes CIo-c connection at Durham
with train from thu Hs-t of X i ID. ra4lrIad.
No. 81 makes close connection a. Durham
wlrh train RulT. vest on X i D.. raj ruaf.
For IuTt4-r Information IN regard L. con
nectIous. etc. app3y - X /. CheainAm, agent.
Durham. Nc.
JOHN wISDER. General Manager.
T. J. ANDERSON. u. P a.
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S. A. |.

Between Durham and Henderson, Ports
mouth. Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, and all points
North and Raleigh, Monroe. Athens, Atlanta
and all points South and West.
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Leave Durham eco a. IN. daily, G.uOa a. IN. daily
except Sunday for LyT chhurE and local sta
uOns. Arrive Lynchburg Hasa III and 3.Jd y.
III. at tniOu Station. Leave Lyuchburg for
Durham 2:i5 p. IN. daily, and co "A. III. daily cN-
cCpt sunday, from UniOn station.