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IL HAVING PURCHASED FROM ROB'T.
A Payne the Stock, Good Will and Fixtures %
Of the Drug Store corner of 9Th street and
Massachusetts avenue, with the O of cOm-
petant and oblIging clerks shall continue the u
DRUG BUSINESS at the above stand, and hope
to merit q share Of public patronage.
au 80 ST. LEWIS PAYNE.
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COSrRADIcTED.-We learn that the rumor
Of the decease of the Hon. A. Rust, a repre-
sentative elect to Congress from the southern
part of Arkansas, is contradicted by recent ad-
vices received in this city from his neighbor-
hood. He has been afflicted for several months
with disease of the throat, which the per-
formance of campaign duties seriously aggra-
waited, and this circumstance probably led to
the above mentioned rumor.
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PACIFIC MArLs.-During September and Oc-
tober the Post Office Department hope to have
two more mail lines to the Pacific in operation
Wells, Butter6eld Co. g overland, and the
La Sere & Co. Tehuantepec route.
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Con-. CHARLES STEwART.-This veteran Of
fcer, who entered the navy of the United States
in 1913, and has held Captains commission
since 1906, arrived in this city to-day, from
Philadelphia, where he has command of the
Navy Yard. For an octogenarian the Comma
dore is quite active, and in a most excellent
condition of health
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NAvAL.-Flag officer Mcintosh will hoist his
flag on board the Roanoke about Wednesday
next, when the ship will be ready for sea, and
will proceed direct to San Juan del Norte,
Nicaragua.
The sloop-of-war st. Louis, Launched at
New York few days ago, is thirty years old,
having been built at the Washington navy yard
in 1928.
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II AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taken
Ia in ex change, at GIBBS Wig, Brad, and Curl
Mandatory, Pa avenue between eth and 10Th sis
10 S-Sm
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HTPuBLIc sCHooLs.-Aps dicsrped meet
W. ing 81 the Board Of rrsstees viii he held ON
TUESDAY AFTEk NuON. si.t, st 81 o'clock.
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" GOD AND Goa l..

NIARX'S PERSIAN INSECT POWDER, for
WI destroying all kinds small insects, such a.
Ants, Bedbugs, Reaches, Flies, the Moth, &o..&o,
and being harmless vegetable powder ne used
with perfect safety, and having been tried practIoA
bly, known to be eficacious. Full direction
how to apply II accompanies each bOtte.
For sale by SHEKELL a. MILLER,
"a Penn avenue. adjoining the
an 26-6t KirkwOod House.
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AT HIS Posr.-T. M. Tate, Esq, Auditor
for the Treasury at the Post Office Department,
has recovered from a spell of sickness, with
which he was detained for several weeks past
at Warrenton, Va, and returned to this city.
This morning he resumed his official duties,
which, in his absence, were discharged by the
efficient Chief Clerk of the Office, Henry st.
George Offutt, ESQ.
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nope IL may, CtutuIleS W come.
CAPTURE OF A SLAvER.-The correspondent
of the New York E1press, writing from Key
West, August %, speaks thus of the capture
Of a SLAYER, which the telegraph announced at
Charleston, S. c., on the 9th inst
"The u s. brig Dolphin, Lieut. Comdg. J. N.
Mofitt, Is coming in, having been on a cruise on
the coast of Cuba. She left Sagua In Grande on
the morning of the 21st inst, and during the day
3is negroes from the coast OF africa, and which
Were TO have been landed on the night of the 2ist
The prize has been placed In charge of Lieut..
tachmsnt Of sixteen men from the Dolphin. The
Putnam's crew are on board In conf nement. the
captain is on board the Dolphin, which vessel
sails tomorrow for Boston"
The Navy Department is in receipt of des-
patches from Lieutenant Commanding ]. M.
Mafitt, of the U. s. brig Dolphin, dated at sea,
latitude % deg. so min, longitude 80 deg. AZ
min, August 2lst, giving an account of this
affair. He says when he overhauled the vessel
she was standing for Key Verde, with the ex.
pectation of landing his crew there this even.
ing. The officers and crew of the SLAYER con.
sist of lS men, several Of whom are Americans.
Lieut.. M. says he is credibly informed that
several American vessels are expected on the
north coast of Cuba about the LIST of October
The officer who brought the prize into
Charleston, Lieut.. j. M. Bradford also reuorts
to the Department, from that city, under date
Of August 9th. He encIoses copy of his in.
structions, and remarks:
"That portion Of his instruction reouir,,o the
prisoners to be put in irons would, il execnted.
have made our voyage to this place imp ractica
be for the slaves, as soon as they found tbey had
new masters. destroyed large quantities Of water
and provisions, for the sake Of obtaining ANAL
quantity for their own use. I restored fbeir for
mer masters, and they had to resort to the ercest
cruelty before they could break up these practices
OF the slaves. hope no delay will take Mae I'm
removing the slaves from this vessel She is
small has large holes cut In her spar deck fos
ventilation, and is without mast coats. i'm ease
OF heavy gale at sea, and batteping down he.
coming necessary, the slaves would mostly sui.
locate shall use my utmost exertions 10 yet
them ashore Immediately. && am anr-
ious 70 remove my command, as the stencil on
board Is horrible, - Twelve on the
slaves have died since the capture Of the vessel.
They are without medical assistance Of any Kind.
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ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
lhS Housekeepers breaking mp are respectfully
informed that we are at all times prepared to bug
thelT entire stock OF household effects I'm large or
small quantities. for cash.
BONTZ & COOMBs,
an SIN No. $50 It'll ST., bet. / and X.
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0ScoLLEcToRSoFFicE; CITY mA IA!
no TAx-PAYERs.-xssr.-.ssgtLt fo ~ PSsu,t
Pasmsnf -NotIos 10 here6y eiven that the taxes
for the year mss are nov due. aad pay able az this
Per csq iss sss Ssrrs .r If pad on or before the
To prevent the inconvenience Of being delayed in
the crowd usuay stte ndanoe during the last few
days ofthe statement, tax payers are invited 10 cal
JAMES =. HALLIDAY,
~ l9 eodtd Collec.Or.
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The health Of the command and prize ohlcers
| and crew continued good
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II s.flr
No longer is any attempt made by the A 4
ministration newspapers, and the friends and
supporters OF the Administration, to conceal
the fact that Leccmpton is made the test oi
democracy. sAnd'as the people learn BY de-
greesfor themselves that such is the case, they
spurn such an odious test. and impatiently await
en- opportunity TO give expression TO their fee.
lings 1t the balIot-box. Vermont and Main
have already spoken in tones not to be misup-
derstood BY those who would make slaves Of
f-eemen. Ohio ard Pennsylvania are pushing
the bali ahead. And sForney, as will be seen
from a'speech Of his that we publish in to-day.
paper, and.which we call particular attention
to, prorhesies that Pennsylvania will roll ur
forty thessosd majority at the October election
in opposition to the dissatisfaction. Be Of
good cheer, friends, the POLITICAL skies az.
Frightening.
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COuncil Proceedings.

Is Bas s.ss MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 9th.
Council met. Present, Ma or, Recorder
Marshal, Solicitor, AID. Daum, BIadshaw
Caldwell, Milbufn, Neville, Prugh and Potter
Absent, Aid. Hawley and Hunter.
. Journal OF last nesting read approved.
Z Mr.. Bradshaw presented an Ordinance, re.
: curing owners OF lots to make side walks in
front ofthem, which was read and laid on
the table for one week, !,
Mi Assishar, az the Committe 3 appointed
to exsiitae > 50 the possibility sof maxi e
side-seslks m the city, reported that ii should
be dcae Immediately.
The sSolictor presented bill OF costs in
ssseasea which the city began to prosecute
and discontinued at the cost Of the eity, which
was adopted, and Mayor and Recorder instruct.
ed to draw oruers according to said bill, in Ia
yor Of the persons named therein. -qsl +
Mr.. Bradshaw OF the Committee appointed
to farther investigate the Riley judgement, re-.
ported that they could gain no further lnforma-
tinn or tho subject. Report received and Com.
Di,tee discharged. ss's .i8s -
The resolution Of Mr.. Prugh, which. as
"'uSHucu W uIF EottfF. was 10 urdW an order
iniavor OF Nc Cnne & Burke FOR $75, was then
taken From hetable and adopted Mayor and
Recorder instructed 10 draw an order for the
same. t.'lrfea4& p aitss&0iRsg
The Marshal presented statement showing
That he had expended $3.50, the Improvement
of Court street, that the street was now being
travelled over but it nee.sd farther abor 10
make it durable.
. Mr. Caldwell of the Committee TO whom was
referred the petition Of b. A. Feineman AMI
Others, reported that they had examined Wash
iagion street and recommended the filing up
ofgntiers on said street. Repor. received and
Committee discharged.
On motion of Mr.. Northumberland that
the Mayor and Recorder be Instructed 10 draA
three orders. one for fifteen dollars, and two
fm thirty dollars each, in lien of one for sew
enfy-fve dollars, in favor OF Nc Clune & Burke
in satisfaction of the Riley Garnishee judge
nient. Isl
= On motion of Mr.. Caldwell Resolved that
the Marshal be instructed to apply not less
Chan fifty, nor more than Que hundred dollars,
in improving Washington street.
On motion, adjourned. Is sa
: 35sa NEwToS DouGErr. Recorder.
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AiEeen ,lsptleS chap frsm tn GreSS Nom
tain State went oyer the linz asd snn to Mont
real "to look roMad Z iestle.0 Going into .
large Handsome dry goods store, his verdancy
a'ractet the attention Of the proprietor, who
qulSsAA Ai.s ~ uaasppily h1vins an i'm s. s
Ped'ment In has speech. he had 10 give it IN i,
and 81. bead clerk cssne forward tor sueak FOR
nm. im clerk began: s"Mr. Bull wishes to
kacw.n y.n can tell him why 9lasm,s a
rexsr.wass,n SAYS Jooethah, ~ rayihe.
and hls ass bad to speak 1sr him, b, Good Sos
JnN aAkaH.t ssstca9n efcsS go ~ ~ $500
&fAssss se4l AS@N8 So s@ns
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. Geo. May, Esq, is doing manly service in
the good cause. He makes several speeches
every week, and all Of them are eloquent ex-
pressive, and convincing. He has been invit-
sdto speak at Oitumws, Des Moines, and
Charlton, and no will address the people of
Wapello Co, on Friday Oct. lst and on Satur,
day night, Oct End. = ~ : Af- -
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EsrRAY, NOTICE.

UVAKEN mp by A. b. Combstock living In Richland
y Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the. Sd day
OF june 1885, one bright sorrel mare about "a or is
hands high star In the forehead right forefoot and
left hnd-foot white and white marks the back sup
posed to be caused by the Saddle with wind gals on
the knee joints upon the hind legs and hoofs and
end ofthe hoofs. No other marks brands percefv-
able, supposed 70 be or leyesrs old. Appraised at
Forty Dollars. j. N. CAMPBELL Clerk
ottamwa, June, 10th. BY D.CAxrRMI, bupaty
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The New York Tribune, referring to the
great rush to heArlhe Rev. Isaac Kal!och, Of
Bostsls nssaeh. saysit u striking proof Of the
wnamslealify Of human taste thst the general
cfoxd wiil oil sisles, nsws and galleries to hear
: m MAJ Pssach the Gcsp@l- because he
ptaafhss VAL or III, but bsesase he has been
indicted and tried for adultery; while Paul o.
Peter might hold forth to the hare, wall. !, The
penaltyeof aehsrsctsf above susr,iScion. SIP
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G. The County Fair came off last week

~ g. The County Fair came off last week on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and was IA
vored with some ;oe our fine fall weather =
. The Ottumwa Guards were on the ground on
Friday afternoon, in all the pomp and pride Of
glorious war. The attendance was not quite
y as large and enthusiastic as last year. This
was perhaps owing in part TO hard times and
nearness both In time and place Of the State
Fair, which comes OFF this week al Oskaloosa,
conly u miles distant, and nearer to many of
,oiir citizens ID the northwestern portion OF
our,codity; than til Fair Il Ottnmwa. MANY
OF our citizens, we understand have gone to
!. Osltaloosa, ID attend the State Fair.
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The Annual Fair Of the Davis County Agri-
cultural Society, will be holden at Bloomfield
on on the 14,h and 18th days Of Oct next, and
we shonid be glad to see many citizens Of
'Wapello, on that occasion. If the citizens in
that region, have ANYTHING fine, in the way OF
hoise-Aesh, we should be clad to see ii on
hand and the ring will be open to them.
.e9qs $50 ts.'s re- Yoars,t&c. 81
H. w. BRIGGS. Ser.
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DxsrcS-It IA the Design Of this Institution To i'm
part 70 Pupils thorough knowledge OF the Theory OF
the Science of Accounts AZ well as the principles
ofFommercial Law. laid down by the best authors
and to give compile cours. Of practice In actual
bookkeeping in every variety Of business Including
all necessary calculations and esondece so that
in short the pupil will and the business Of the Count.
ingRoom In any establishment to which he may be
called TO be hut continuation Of that which he /,
already accustomed
The prac.icabty Of this Is proved by the humid
reds of Instances IN which Graduates Of and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Contingencies OF the Merchant, the Manufacturer or
Banker, and taken chsrgeof the Books with entire
snccess, md wnh other knowledge os the business
than th"t acquired at the Commercial College.
EXPENSE. Stationery, &c, about IS 90. Tuition,
full course ass. n Ifg.t
No extra. charge for Diploma, &c. The expense
therefore. need not exceed from 500, to $40
June IL, '5s-n16.y 4 $50 a Z. s5a II
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"a On Monday night the public were en-
tertaiSSd y the Court House, BY brilliant
feats Of leserdemaln Or next Saturday, a,
"A same place. gratuitou. performance son
barr ce thousand strings" Is expected BY
H. H. 'Trinb, lie Of Davis county.
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-TERM
For Full Commercial Course time unlimited ine,n.
ding Commercial Calculation, all Lecturers, and
Practical Penmanship.. a........... ...&35 90
Same Course for Ladiesf apartments separately on
Practical Penmanshp time unlimited q on
Same Course for Ladies' departments separately ) or,
Ornamental Penmanship--Card Writing and
DRAWINGS agreed upon
Photography. time unlimited GO
do ~ Lessons, one hour each. ....... ) 90
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Splendid Detached Lever, Enaneled Dial
eighteen carat Gold Watch, warranted
aperfect time-keeper ...... ......... $50 90
! eeis W.,sa s;ss,s% p'a's's",s" Gar IS 90
Pen, warranted to be solid gold through
Beautiful Gold Pencil, warranted TO be
solid geld throughoGt .............E3.. . 10. 4sc
Gold Pencil, Gold Watch Key, and Gold pt.t
Tooth Pick combined. ................ s 90. &c
Extension Silver Case Pencil (waranted
coin) and Gold Pen ...... .... 9 50 .9c
Rich Gold Band bracelet. ..........E.. ~. De
Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet ............a y Oh. &c
superb lined Gold Locket, engraved aud
turned, ...... ........... 4 no &c
Set of cold Camho Far Drops q %. &c
Set Of Gold Coral Ear Drops ........... 6 u.s. &c
Gold Cameo Pin for la dy ............ : ~. ~.
Gold Florentine Pin for Lady ....... =. 3 80, &c
Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Gentleman 49,. 30. Sc
Set of Gold Cameo studs. ....l. 3 M. &c
Set of engraved, lined Gold studs 2 90. Sc
Set of Gold Comedian Sleeve buttons for
Lady or GeNlefian .....s...s... 10. &c
Superb Friendship Ring, solid sixteen car
at gold, richly enameied. I. 90. Sc
MISS Ring, solid sixteen carat ga.l, set
with stone. 2 %. Sc
Among the engravings
Singing ofthe Death Warrant ~ lady lane . 's
Grey, from the celebrated paintios ~
Daniel Huntington % inches long by
IL inches wide. .....-......, 81 in. f2t
The Trappers Last Shot, from the great
painting by w. Ranne3, iSsA =. ..s.ei ~. ice
The Anglers Daughter, from the great
painting by Landseer. 49,, go. DC
Sparkling, from the painting BY =, ". FL
wards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f... 80 DC
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Z TFH Con FEvER.-Took start not LONG
slncsin Iowa, much TO tho CONSERVATION Of
some of our we'll wishers east. The sudden
sahsidenes Of the Fever, has probably quoted
their feaFs. Tbs Frazer River excitement
started up about that time and scenes in a
fair way TO- end in SNAKE, Now the Piks.'s
Peak gold fever is Grazing Kansas, and turn.
ing the beads Of nulfitudes elsewhere. Many
will reach the Peak In time to see the burs-
ting Of the bubble. The pulpit should preach
. 'seemon on cnnesntnsnt once month. sJpR
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DAVENPORT,
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Grigg's Rtock, Cor. Third and Perry SIS,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., IOWA.
INCORPORATED 1855.

$40 EtEA FAC UTY- ~ Fl Efa.
JOSEPH! G. LOPEZ, Professor Of Book Keeping and
W. II. Pratt, Professor OF pehmanaship and Book
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w. RIEPE. Professor Of German Ian cuaga
D. L. sHOREf, ESQ, Lecturer. ON Commercial Law,
&c = =
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|, usT RECEvEDFresh selected Pigs, only 90 cents
~ pound. Also, Raisons, Figs, Dates Nuts, &C.
L July S-n19 I'm. EIMENDORF !
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III AIDES Collars, Sleeves ssd Embroideries,s
HI LAWRENCE.
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NREsH BURNING FLUID-One dollar GALLON
- and anything Usually found In Drug Store 10
ne Iouhd az AsgH ELMENnORPi III
Apothecary, Richards Building,
suy o-uis LIN. Ottumwa.
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BLACKSMITHIyG.

Nuh subscriber, having succeeded J. IT. Griffith
IN me niscksmithing business and removed 10
,ne low or viz Sherehe has crested new shop hesx
leavet6 ann to his fri md, ens Z
prep red 10 do all kinds Of work In his line or
sh"ri notice md reasonaLleterms
AARON MYERS
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G-93,-" Nv TVW-sISHJT' VFFTIfdL.
TRrsrgRs-R. u. Warden, NC. Hili, g. ffickenloop,
CLeRK--C. y. Blake. ss ~
Jrsrlcfs-A. Lotspeich. Thomas Stanley, Jno. For
CossrABLEs-Geo. w. W. Lewis, E. g. Eastman,
Leonard.
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0TTUMwA DIRECTORY.
CfTYfOFFfoY4l

A. II. HAMILTON q. -. Mayor
N. DocGErr, !. Recorder
JOSIAH H. MYERS, ........ Marshall.
SAMUEL. J. WARDEN. Treasurer
CHARLES BLAKE, !. Assessor.
Al A. SrvARr, ~. :. i. Attorney
aldermen, 1st Ward, JAMES HAwLEY, p. g. DAuM J
POTTER; I'd. Ward, ~. HUNTER, j. PRuaH, ]. W
CALpwKLL; 3D. Ward, @. A. BRADSHAW, JOIN MILBuR
THOMAS NEVILLE. Post Master, JOHN c. FISHER
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Leave Green Bay Friday a m;
Arrive at kewauLe % same day BY 9 m,

Leave Green Bay Friday att m;
Arrive q, kewauLes same day BY 6pm;
Leave Revenue saturday Ut . NJ;
Arrive st Green Bay sans day BY 6pm.
1854 From Green Bay. by Penssukss Ooonto Clsrkes-
vile, Mennekenne, Marinettr, Cedar Fork. and
Escansbs, to Marquette, 300 miles and back, twice
week to canada the whole year, and twice q
week on the residue during ths winter.
(Summev ,Schedule)
Leave Green Bay Monday and Thursday At 6 m; =
Arrive at Escansbs next Saturday and "Wednesday by
6pm;
Leave Escsnsbs Monday and Thursday at Ga ms
Arrive at Green Bay nsxt Saturday and Wednesday At
Winter lSchedule)
Lave Green Bay Monday and Thursday ats m;
Arrive at Marqustts second Wednesday and Saturday
by8pm;
Leave Marquette Monday and Thursdsy at 8 am,
Arrive at Green Bay second Wednesday aud Satur-
day by 6pm.
1896 From Green Bay 10 Shawano, 80 miles and back,
. rex.
Leave Green Bay Friday At sam;
Arrive at Shawano same day by SPIN;
Leave Sbawano Wednesday AT Q m;
Arrive at Green Bay same day by D m.
1896 From Shswano, BY Keshens, to Wsusau, 60 miles
and back, once q week.
Leave 6hawsno Wednesday alta m;
Arrive at Wausau next day by M;
Leave Wausau Monday Yam,
Arrive at shawano next day BY SPIN.
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Arrive at Besvs, Dam day by 8 pm;
Leave Beaver Dam Tuesday. Thor'dsy, aud saiur-
Arrive a Sun Psairis same day by pm.
1914 From wyocrns, BY Rio, oiSgo, and Fall River, to
Coiumbu- rs miles and back, three a week.
Lesvs Wyocena Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Columbus same day by pm;
Lssve Columbus Tuesday Thursday, and saiurdsy
GSsm;
Arrive l. Wyccsns same dsy by 5pm
1915 From Calambu. by HAMPTON, Leeds, Arlington
Lodi, Wet Point Centre, and Clifton to Sank
City, As niles and bsck, twice week.
Leave Columbus Monday and Thursday At ans
Arrive at Saok City next day by 10 ma
Leave Sank City Tuesday and Friisy at P m;
Arrive at Columbus next day by 9 pm
1916 Prem Woodland by Neosho. Ashppun, snd Mon
,srey, Oconomowoc, IS miles aud back, twcea
Leave Woodlsnd "wednesday and Saturday at 6 a mi
Arrive At Oconomowo same day by III m;
Leave Oconomowoc same day at IL mi
Arrive ut Woodland same Gay ny pm
1917 From Susscx. by Merton, Monches Tolands Prairie
AderI,. and AshiPpu., to WATERFOWL 81 miles
snd back once a week.
Leave Sussex Thursday at 8 ms
Arrive At Waterown same day by 6pm,
Leave Wastown Friday q, a m,
Arrive at Sus ex day by pm.
1918 Fiom Kch6sd, BY Meeker, Lake Five, Monches,
MapIeson, to Oconomewoc "a miles and back,
Leave Rich6eid Thursday at 10 am;
Arrive a Oconomowoc same day by 8 pm,
Leave Oconomowoc Friday at 10 Nd;
Arrive At Richfeld same day by pm.
Proposals invited for twice week service.
1919 From Pewsukec, by Lisbon Sussex, Lsnnon Springs
Msnominee Falls, StsatsvIls, and Young Hickory
to West Bend, IS miles and back, week.
Leave Pswsukso Monday at 2 ans
Arrive at West Bend same day by 8 pm;
Leave West Bend Tuesday att ms
Arrive At Pewsukee day by m
Proposals. are invited for three times week service
T. aatsvle.
1920 From Drook6ed Centre, by Marcy Butler and West
Granville, to Granville. 20 miles and back, three
times Z week.
Leave Brookvie Centre Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday At Ga m,
Arrive at Granville same day by 3 pm;
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