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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
NEW JERSEY

NEWARK. Sept. 90 The statement tina,
Fitx John Porter has been appointed Super
intendent of the Morris and Essex Rail
road, 10 not correct.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

toanstou'. choice xxx family. wholesale : a.
Red Winter wheat, whoi...ij. = i1.% ~
- retail :. is'op
C:.,od., choice xNX family Wholesale. eeo
- retail. q ~
Red Winter WHEAT, wholesale :, 70. ~
retail N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

MaR STEVENS HOUeE q vsll and widely known
II ~ - eravrline pablo. The location u especial
= S~moSas 10 neecIsnts end businefs men Il II u
- 1rosinity 10 busirsss par. Of the city y o.
~ hishVey Of the Southern and Western tfasel.and
s1esent = III The prtnciT q kaFoad ana Sssameoss
osf ~ cevsns uoues has liberal accommodation for
~es IN rusolp-it y veil farnished. and possesses
ssss:S.GcSf ofl1S lnmafee. Tie roO0e are spectous
~ 5i vSrSil1Ao6 -psov11e1 witA n and wstes-
~ 1900 = peu.Qe - sseet Scne sse e. =.
- = Gooegee9 lsssseee - - ~ -
go oDo. Z. o9Ae = %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
PARSONS L. co.
OFFER FOR THE FALL TRADE

Those who weh 10 obtain 10000 OF more. can cor
respond, and will be furnished at si lower prices
All the vines otter grown from well ri"n"i
wood. and In good, deep soii. NOT injured oy extra
manarinE A. I,
la classifying make no extras. Our no. J
ri.nt. are The largest and beet uf our stock and
their average quality T. not allowed to be diminished
by selecting the largest for retailing as eAtras.
nnr vines must speak for themselves and III sc
who With to purchas, largely are sufficiently wise to
accent the evidence Of the vines rather than the
.ertion OF the grower. To account for the abundant
roots OF our bfnuch it Is only necessary to say that
oufr is the open border culture. aud tina. aim 10
obtain the model roots Of our figure.
Our mode OF propog iiion is mat by single eyes Of
~ well rpcncd wood without tie forcing caused by
bottom heat Plants thus naturally bTou hi forward
nave good roots. and when planted la the open
ground. commence growing nj once. They thus
make their growth during The summer, aud IN sep
temper aud October ARE ready H. manure their wood
and roots By other mode. the plants are late N
starting aud thus ave A shorter time for growth
an IN sturns their wood aud roots.
We esp .csaiy rrcomm ent our nELA ARE OF
two and three yesrs OF age The success Of this
re,y Va New En land aud IN the late region Of the
Western states. rcaders unnecessary any assertion
of Us merits
The IoSA 10 enccceilng better this season than
thc last, aud In many localities is winning golden
opinions.
OF the N - cannot speak too highly. 1ts
freedom fiofn rot mi dew, and lite very rapid
hardy growth. make II one OF the mosi rcsh e va
I.rtc-. one III the few which ARE Absolutely safe.
For catalu cues address
FLUSHING near New Yo-S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

CCoI ............s ssss %
Rre. leo !.
Oars. 4s@4s
BAnasR s0efl.c0
bNIcvs-. SV "
rcTATogs -. -. ..i.tS4l.xS
BuYrra Per y s0ms5c.
Eeos.-Yer dozen. l50elsc.
Wr,rs BsAss.--Prime navy el..s 10 a "a
H.Y.-per ton, Timothy 1000 INLAND D.,
ri, s.oo.
-Bv the load, 2iA2sc, at yard. u. 4.
ligered, soc per bnshel.
Mo.EY.-Mofe stringent, good demand
NY. Exchange buying =. par, seilin, :, /
premium. Chicago buying at ! di.corrs
selling at / premium. st. Louis. buv;r.
a, ! discount. selling ! premium. Pr;csss
governed by Eastern markets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

G1s and Steam Pipe Filter.
Ne. - East I'D ST.. Davenport. IL,
0ahing Tubs. Wster Closets, wash Bssine rren
Pip, Sheet Lead, Cietern Pumpe. Force Pumpe Chsn
eeaicf Brackets, Drop Light pendante Ulaee shade
bseem Guages, Steam Whistles. Globe Valves. &c,
donc 10 order Ali ordeSp promptly executed n rocS
style and Of fair rsfee aurSfliv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
Lumber Market.
Chicago Markets.

BY Telegraph. Sept. Is.
f'our-ksee p, i.l29 bis; market depress
ed and prices lad9lr lower; transactions linn
tied, sales OF IA, to good rprine s.50Me 80 ;
choice 1850.
Wheat Rcce pts for Is hon 142, s3l bush. !;
mar set demoralized prices irregu ar. tending
downward, closing quotations .s6eo 1. 81 for No.
No. :. l.sS'9LsS1 l 72@ "a for No. g..
Corn-aeceipts in IS hours, ,220 bushels -
No nominal; light es ct i. o. \ a. .os; No.
In good request. closing at i.O4L4@ OK.
oats-keceiDts ! Is hours, log. sos bushels I;
prices sustained BIZ spectators; liberal Gales a.
54i5@55c.
kve-Receip,s in 4s hours. ll.sel Bushels /;
market dull AID lower, closing at .i6 for No.
| AGILE for No. Q.
Edsari 'y-R.ce pts Sc, SO bush; duh and s@se
lower: No2lli.
Timothy Seed---Not active, 6O0@9 80.
SisVer---'n smsll lots irom store at s.o0@e.5o
lrevis'ons- demand light, and market dull
Mess PorA---2S 75@24oo.
Lard-l3l4@
nutter- Prime go. Bic; good 25@a7c.
0neese-.-f FIRM; r. lac for stern.
.. VOC. Receipts "a l04 lbs; very q,'et; extra
.ue aug We; common do 33@s6, tine fleece. fair
W extra Si94oc; medium, bad 10 good, esq s9c.
Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph September "a.
Csste-heceived to l2 n. l41 cars. Asrket
qu'et. saes limited. prices being above the
views OF buyers. Owners declare their inteu.
lion OF forwarding east on their own account -
we quote LIST class shipping s.5o@S rs; 81
10 o'uo@s.Z5; Sd do, 5..5ae.eo; butchers
''1eA, so9G4 81 scaliawsgs, 3.oo04 90.
hogs-.-Received to IL "A cars; market dull;
aoasVc lover or light hogs and Is q 3uc lower on
neavf ane medium grades; ight ranging at 5 90
ee',oe m-didn 6.oo@s.so ; extra nominal 1t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

NOW YOPk MIMI
y Telegraph September "a.
CNtton--Dull. -.
Ffour-l5295c lower on common; a..oN 10. 90
for Extra State .e0azl2 30 for II. VI. q.
whcat-Winser, scarce and advancing; sprinS.
l@2c lower. e.l7 for Nos. Q and mix Cd spring.
Corn : 1R2c better l.ss al .2es{ for mixed.
Osts lie better ss@ssc Tor Ohio and Chi.
cago.
Pork-Heary. lower, 2s.es@2f. ce.
Lard Heavy.
Petroleum Quiet and unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
loSnox-soos. Sept. 81
Bonds-.sL. Illinois Ccntrni-T7. Erie
An Markets unchanged.
By Cable. LrvrRPool-soox. Sept -.
Ca,ion-Uplands. ess: Orleans, ess.
All markets unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

WIN. RENWICk,
Steam Saw MAIL,
LUMBER, SHAMELESS,
l.Ar1l. PlCKETS. &C.
ohsrsAcsunnp Axp sold AT LOWEST CASH pascse
MIL and Luml Yard en- Front Street. above
Railroad Bridge;
Also, Lumber Yard on Harrison q. between
18th 18th Streets.
jnee-atf pAvENpopr ,OvA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

"All men think all men mortal but them
selves.
These foolhardy people nstter themselves that
although others have fallen by the way side they
can resist the influence of malaria. Nay, even
the settlers IN new and in salubrious ions are
often equally remss. They either take their
periodical shskipgs aud burnings as unav o,dable
dispensations of Providence or only seek to
check them by inadequate and sometimes dan
gercus means. And yet HOSTET1Ek'S
STOMACH B1TTEnS, an absolute protection
against Intermittent and rem ittent teyers OF all
types, IRE advertised in every local paper, and
can scarcely be unknown to any portion Of the
reading public. 1t is true ihrt the demand for
the BlITERS increases rnL IDLY, and that every
season adds largely to the number Of those Who
acknowledge its virtues as au rcclimating pre-
paration; ye' there are multuoes now enduring
n living mart, sdom from Chiiis ard Fever, who
at the cost Of q few bottles of this irresistible
tonic. might enjoy uninterrupted health the
whole year round.
No fact in medical history is better established
than the potency of the BIZ TEhS Us a s9ieguard
against epidemic and endemic malsdi.s gener-
ated by masma and polluted water. No trav-
eler in, or resident Of, n marshy. over wooded,
or uncultivnted tract Of country, shou d be with
out this unequaled tonic and disin i~ctant. The
water Of the Western rivers, especially that of
the Mississippi and its tributaries in fnoat per-
nicious 10 those who have been accust omcd 10
the purer element Of the Eastern and Middle
Sthtee. II invariably sickens them II taken into
the stomach IN unmixed state. Nor will the
com.non bar stimulants remedy the evil In
deed, they inevitably do more harm than good
for. as they are uni ormly adulterated, IT is only
combining one poison with another to mix them
with uuWhoieAcme water. Hut the EITTEKA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

~. Louie MARKET.
ny telegraph September "a.
fiour-Quiet and unchanged; sales Of super
90 ~ o.oV@' on; extra, s.oOas.55; Xxx. Q,p00s.-
~; choice, lo's5@l2 80.
| Wheat = Active and arm; l.75@l.SS fcv
spring ana .25d AS for fall.
90.
0Ats-Lower, dull At s7@es.
Barley Quiet,
hye--Stesdy, 1.2c@l.2s.
Wh'sky-Nominal at 400.
Ness pork-Lower at $500.
0acon Shoulders l4s<al5,
Sides -lsX@iss<.
Lard-lA@i4k@i5.
Canclanasi market.
By Telegraph seps. -.
Flour-Firm, but unchaaeed,
Wheat.firm, No. l q 2.S5.
Corn-held ~ 1.1O
Vats-ie demand, S4c for No. /.
Rye-1.S0
Barley-1.500l.
Couon-Dull ana unchauged; middlisg, -.
Whlsky --Nominslly unchanged.
Provisions Dull and no demand Of eones-
quence.
Lard-unchaus.d.
Milwaukee Daarlxee.
" ee8rspo.l 80 u 81
FIcur-Dull. city Xxx. 1900.
Wheat-Firm; 81 for No. l.
New York Mcney mara.oG
BY Telegraph sspteuber -.
Stocks Heavy, excited.
bonds --Coupcss Of 80, LAX; Of -, osH;
o. %, llo1l new, .os; lo-l0s. ss><; oil 7-Sos.
Western Union-ssL.
New York Central-i.Os%
Erie tsA.
Readiug-lolsS.
Illinois. 1.2osl.
Rock Island VIZ.
Money! per cent?
Stesling-Sx@l0K.
Geld-IAs,{.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24

Afe n0w prepared - an III osdos g Low - - -
b 11led II Chicago, helghis adde0, NJ 100 -
- s 81 . - = " - b Il ,l5e1 = -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
REMlTTENT FEVER,
MARSH FEVER AND OTHER MALARlOuS
DISEASES
REMlTTENT FEVER,
FEVER AND AGUE.

The infatuation Of human nature IL astonish.
ing Thousands Of indiv idunls whose business
takes them into unhealthy districts. where they
must necessarily breathe imprisoned air, and
drink imprisoned water. neglect TO provide
themselves with any antidote thereto How true
it is that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
lsEs. Ee. -. MYERS.

,s-<> NESTlST. Office in FORESTS Block.
.-<NtSV - opposite p. o., corner ID and Per-
f'fsEZyFS ~ strect-. Has Rad over Is years
A-'-s practice In this city. Has the com
pioee apparatus for manufacturing and administering
Nitrous Oxide of Ge-, for painless operation IN n
tracing teeth. isnt2-fy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
JOHN EUNCk,
INSTRUMENT SRRARPENER.

.NUTnFT huW WFHte!N NVtNUF.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF INSTRUMENTS
AZ sharpened ON the shortest notice. For the accom-
mediation OF the public, he can be found every Thurs
day. on Perry ct. about the Post Oilce. with HE
cOuirements. angi-6Sm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
Vol. LVII. No. l.

have supported my pastor, even if he
IS not an extraordinary man. My
tongue shall clcave to the roof of my
mouth, and my right hand forget her
cunning, before | dare to put asunder
what God has joined together.
When u minister's work is done in
place, | believe God will show tito
him. will not join you, sir, in the
scheme that brought you here; and
moreover, if | hear another word of
this from your lips, | shall ask my
brethren to deal with you as them who
cause divisions. | would give. all /
own to recall what did thirty years
ago. Stop where you are, and pray
God, if perchance the thought of your
heaiF'tt my a: be forgiven YOU
This decided reply PS put Ian IN end to the
newcomers efforts to get iii;s;st.sr iii;;Ss;asstI.er
who could make more stir, and left
him free to lay out roads and build ho-
tells.
There is often great power in the
little word no. but sometimes it re-
quires not little courage to speak it
as resolutely as did the silent deacon.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue of
~ sundry writs issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Mifflin county and to
me directed, will be exposed to. sale, by
public vendue or outcry, at the Court
House in the borough of Lewistown, on
81 a<DAY, January 9th, 1867.
\ l,,t Of ground in Lewistown, on the
south size of Kishacoquillas creek, bound
ed on the southwest by Wayne street and
extending along same fifty-four feet, more
or less, on the north west by an alley, run
ming along the creek II feet, more or less.
on the northeast by lot formerly owned
by John A. Sterett, and on the south
east by lot of VIM. r. Graham and Sam
uel Morrison, with aslaughter-house, &C.,
thereon erected, as the property of George
NJ. Freeburn.
ALSO,
A lot of ground situate in the Borough
of Lewistown, fronting thirty feet on
Charles street, more or less, and same
width $50 feet to an alley, with a frame
dwelling house and other improvements
thereon erected, bounded by lot of Qate)
Richard Coplin on the north east, and of
r. e. Hale, esq, on the south west Sci
zed, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Hiram Berlew.
ALSO,
A tract of land in Union township, Mif-
fin county, Penn'a, containing two hum
dred and seven acres, more or less, bound
ed on the north by land of John Hayes,
ST., on the east by public road, ON the
south by III. P. and Robert Taylor, and
on the west by public road, having there
on Il large stone house, barn and other inn
provements, as the property of Silas Alex
ander. VIM. T. McEWEN, Sheriff.
Sherif4s Office, Dec. 19, 1866.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
List OF Causes for Trial, at January T, 1867.

No. T. Year
| w. ]. Mccoy for use VS. w.
Wakefield's admir-. 65Jan. 1890
2 w. J. Mccoy for use VS. G.
III. Calbraith, 70 Aug
3 Johnston Bros. & Co. VS. F.
II. Sterrect ct al. 40 Nov "
A Bogles eX'svsJ. M. Sellers. IS Aug 1863
5 j. Stoneroad's ad. for use VS.
G. III. Calbraith. I3 Ap'I 1854
6 Wheeler & West VS. J. Winn 81 Aup /"
Benedict VS. M. & C. co. r. r. So Ap'l 1865
s ]. Emig vs. S. B. Haines etal % Aug ="
8 G.rSheesley VS. Jacob Stine % Nov "
10 A. Reed com. &c. VS. Abner
Thompson ct al. As I"
ii Bogle'se exs VS. M'Coy ct al AZ I" /"
II a. Craft VS. Burgess & Town
Council of LeWistown, 81 ian 1864
Is w. F. Fleming VS. p r. r. 81
IA Buffers ad'r VS. Benedict 80 ADJ "
Is w. HI. Weber VS. p r. r. 50 Il d"
16J. w. Miller VS. J. Ross 73 " /"
II g. Blymyer VS. J. Ruble 1856 1" Z"
Is p. Kelly & Co. Endorses
VS. J. Burns, Endorser 100 Aug &"
10 II. Snowden VS. J. T. Lane l26 q" d"
20 }. A. Cumingham's adm's
VS. Roswell ID. Smith 131 h"
u E. E. Locke, Jr. VS. r.
Gallaher ct al. 2Nov L"
Y Ill. M. NJ, Kee VS. p. r. r. 4 Jan 1867
w. III. BRATTON, Proth'y.
Prothy's Office, Dee. y, 1866.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
Estate of George b. Penepacker, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
IN administration on the estate of Geo.
B. Penepacker, late of Granville town.
ship, Miff1in county, have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said town.
ship. All persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims to present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL III. MCCOY,
nov2l Administrator
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
A UDITOR,s NOTICE.-The un-

"A dersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Mifflin county, to dis
tribute the fund in the hands of James r,
Mateer, Executor of James Mcfarland,
late of Menno township, deceased, will
attend to the duties of the appointment,
at his office, in Lewistown, on THRUS-
DAY, the Sd of January, next, at 10
o'clock a. m. Those interested are re-
quested to attend.
JOS. S. WAREAM,
dec5 Auditor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
NOTICE.

MIDDLE CREEK r. Z. Company,
Sec'y's Office, Dec. Is, 1865:
A meeting of the Stockholders of the
Middle Creek r. r. Go. will be held at
the Town Hall in Lewistown, Miff1in
county Pa, on the 14th day of January,
A. ID. 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of electing President and Twelve
directors for said Company to serve the
ensuing year. JOHN A. MCKEE,
dec. I9. Secretary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
ANGRY WORDS.

Angry words o let them never
From the tongue unbridled slip;
May the hearts best impulse ever
Check them, ere they soil the lip.
Love is much too pure and holy;
Friendship is too sacred far,
For moments reckless folly
Thus to desolate and mar.
Angry words are lightly spoken;
Bitterest thoughts are rashly stirred;
Brightest links of life are broken
By single angry word.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-02
= O = ~ r x
THEY ARE GOING ONE BY ONE.


BY /. AUGUSTUS JONES.
They are going one by one,
The friends fondly love;
They are going to their home
In a brighter world above.
There is sorrow in my heart,
And the tear-drops dim my eyes,
As watch them all depart
To their home beyond the skies.
They are going one by one,
The young, the fair the brave,
Their work on earth is done
Their rest is in the grave.
We see the vacant chair
We hear their voice no more
We miss their love and care,
And their early loss deplore.
They are going one by one.
The father and the mother,
The wife, the child, companion, friend,
The sister and the brother.
But we shall meet again
When life's ties are riven;
Nor sorrow, sickness, death or pain,-
Can mar our JOY in Heaven.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-17
Ser mdft8e.

Sur etnen 8ranb bat CT int sansen Sabr.
MQein ber u@ine" 1T aud rieienercb.
Sur einen 8ranb, tas 1T 9epiBli9 tpabr,
MQein ben ,Ginen" mirb ct nimn1er los;
Son fritz lis ipat bas ear5e Sabr I'M Gbran
9ann CT nit &e@t 1& riibmen, penn CT mill:
SD bin bod ean3 eepib Elm mab'ser Mann,
Sm eanSen Sabr bin i9 nur einmal utniu,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-17
@taatS sGparbanf Sereiu.
SAVING ASSOCIATION.
0udeubfebler.

Gin SER Der Sabre fang an ~rersfier S4ma9e. 5rhb
~,eittsem gerfal unb al ben l1eten BON SueenS Slnben
lttt, panf4t, aus Mttleteen fir tte %buleenee NfeSi g ettt
s',S @s m.}St as ef bt 9sgsjI4s mars stt IL ms sin5s@ au gsaf st
es nbtbts baben, fret su sufdtden. Dnlbenbe, bte bur&
bte @rfabauns bes nntersetaneten p%reittiren wpQen. t6n'
1ten NIT bem sr66ten Vertrauen abbreTtren.
l59 Subn .. cssen. 4? geear st. Neu gprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-17
Su5fcribi1t cuf ne
eln1ti1de 9(DYeuen NiterQtur
Observation-Disclosures uto >er sssI><
II Slnre 9ro6 Duors, *Tormat.

2Sanrs srpb Duores :Gormat.
Srn1rttt9f rurd te re9c Steinubme res scutid.
amerltan1lu tn yutllfums an rr 0srt1ettuna ter c11i-
"pe" soerte res srnten Sbriittcuer IS cine, dill.
neten entfdlrden, cine neue Nussute rer Sdr;ttsn w.
anertannt tenta esutlhen NrpcIttcn
Auerba9> @piapler Nsatab> San Der Nslte,
~ peranaalten. Otsletd ldrn Gauisute unt qaulente
senlen Sbrtftlteuer ssrbreitet murren, 10 babsn mir
eenar@ re ueterieusuns, eat bet tenn b,nigcu Yrsiis
r'nsunsen, tie yrn uns fir Ste ntue Z entfepiptipnss Ys.
gubt eerle!btn eslt elt inr, md 0ieie tereit icin perpeu
ltl etele auseesetbnften Q0erte rer Belebruna unb lin.
naltun9 aniul tanen. unp @fcrtern babcr ,ur tbatiaeu
Sutlcrirttrn auf. N"'s'"
Sic Merte wsreen in ;nflf gdneen cr[deinen, MINT
lid: "1"-
Muerba&> 8 8anbe. (Mt Suuaraticneu.)
Neu TIA b. 1 8anb. QS12.)
San Der Gclpe 3 81nbe.
Spinpler, 5 8Ilte.
Ssten Mcnat wirb elm saae auisessteu ;u lem au.
Bert biutsen Yreiie rrn
80 Gent brp9irt.-$1.25 III Musliu aebuutcu.-
$3.50 in 5albfrans eetunpen.
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Nftnnefcta Eentral 8abu.

Suse iuslid, sebent.
Serlahen gttnneapr!ts,. 40 8prmittas:.
QDet.S i. 9aul, 7.t5
Eemrnen an IN Swatrnua, Hoo
Sage nDrrlidD scbent.
Serlahen Smatonna, II 40 gprmittass.
ApmIen an in Ainneapplts $50 9(unmittaas
g0elt st. Yuul, 3.25
2trefte Verbtncun9 In Spatpnna NIT 3ueen Ter Ct.
Yeter une v8tnrna Sabn, fir Winpna, IA elri1e, M.il.
mautee, ebieasp uno alien puntten res OIeus u. Suten
comrnpra
Wer!ahen Dina rnna UNI 7.25 0prmittass, trmmen an
tn 99e't-St.. gaul UNI ITO Mad militia IS uup 1.35 Wa4
mittass in Minuearp.i5.
Werlalen M(innearrli5 UNI $50 @rrmittass. gEer-et.
y aul UNI 10: to @prmittass, trmmen in Smatpnua an
I'm 3.35 !todmit:ass. .
Minncef oils uuS ct. saul Accommodation.
Sertalen Nttnneaprlis 500 yrrmittass, II. 20 uut
225 uno 5. 80 9fud m,ttaas.
Ver!uhen gDeit> st. Paul 1O.tO Brrmittuas, uub 20
4.UO uno 80 Nabnittaes.
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perben auf blS Yrpmrtelte b%elprseus.
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tu's B]e(pnpsre bic Mittbeilans, ra6 iammtlide Beamte
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3use ME fOlgt:
st. pauI nns MinneapoIis Accommodation.
Werla6en ST. paul 10 ubr @prm., 100, 400 $50
Wodmittags; ser!a1en Winneapplis s. 10 Nprlm., u. 80
2.25 uno $50 Nadmittaes,
8eus platne uno Nonfato 3lac.
ger!aHen ct. PAUL 7.15 gcrm., $50 Nadmitta a. =;
g%erLenen Seize Y!aine $50 9crm., A ytadmittass.
Die 3u5e bteier Babn p@erbintcn in Wtenbpta NIT be.
men Der Wttnnelph Central Sabn.
Sup. S. 2incpIn.
Superintendent.