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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16

eevlllo women Justify tie reimntlon
fir heiuiy mmo Thoroughly ihnu Those
NJ any other Spanish clty pfcttlnc~s y
~ more appropriate term ~ specify
their personal attractions. They fe'
scmblc cnoli other tO u -urprlrlng de.
gree, W. IN nll pure races Of y marked
type. Their eyes, frlngcd With long,
black llshea, produce nn effect uf vi iltt
aud black unknown to our colder, less
passionate climc. II seems ~ II tie
sun had left IT. reflection In those inng'
nliicont orhs, equally noticeable IN tht
face of some lwO-ycar old child, and IN
the Gypsy girls Of France.
The cleaning and CHANGING aud
burning of these eyes has u very cN'
prcsslvc word In Spanish called Jedr,
which II full of subtle meaning, al
though these eye-thr,isis, so cmbnr-
RAISING TO strangers, have nothing par
ticularly significant. The large, mr.
dent, velvcty eyes of n young Sevillan,
glance upon dog In the street witt
the same intensity she would best0w
upon some more worthy object. The
exquisite smallncss of the ladies' feet IL
too well known to dwell upon : many
could he easily held In child's hand ;
and the fair Andnlusians are justly
proud of this quality, and wear shoes
accordingly, not differing so very much
from the Chinese shoes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
..There.s Many n SIip.''

When Packard Barber ct. ais, left
the city few days ago, EN- route for
Washington and Saratoga, they bore
with them two huge packages OF
pamphlets, which had been prepared
in the interests of the Kellogg Govern
ment. The design was to circulate
these documents, while passing through
the Western States, for the purpose OF
manufacturing sentiment in favor OF
the usurpation.
Going up the Jackson Railroad then
design leaked out, and came to the
knowledge of n knotty little Milesian,
who had split a few drops at Chancel-
lorsville, and who swore in his wrath
the "divil n won of them trachts
should see daylight"
All went along smoothly for while.
The periodical visits made by the Illus
trious politicians to the baggage car
revealed the bundles intact until the
party arrived at Tennessee river.
While crossing the bridge over that
stream, something dropped, and subse-
qucntly, an unusual hilarity among the
passengers, excited suspicion. Away
rushed Packard, followed by the bulky
form of Barber, to the baggage car but,
only to find their bundles vanished
and gone where the woodbine twineth.
n. o. Herald.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EASTWARD

The com pletion ofthe Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway, nom the North 20 benson,
Texas, has opened up two rS-class all-rail
routes TO II. Louis and the East. A. Ninitn,
3gi miles from st. Louis. the trains OF thls
"Pioneer Line from the North" connect with
trains Of that new and splendisly built line,
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, AMI al
Sesalia, lS9 miles from st. Louis, they con-
neci with the popular Missouri Pacific Rail-
road. Either route IL a good oiie-thsroughiy
equipped with all modern Improvement
aud lands its passengers in st. louis, the me
fropolis ofthe Great West, in time 10 connect
with eleven through rsttes TO the North,
South and East.
The st. Louis Route Is destined 10 become
the popular ono 10 all points Essi. PasSen-
gers have n free choice Of routes over tie
Missouri Kansas and Texas Hallway: Via
Ninifa and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road. or Via Sedalia and the Missouri Pacif1e
I,ailroad. Full information may lle ohtalntsi
al fl,e Offers Of the Houston ami Texas ten
irai Railroad, III Paso Mail Line, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway, OF pom ana ace. $ =
Louis. Missouri. Hhy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
Pullnlan's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and Houston and Cor
sicana.
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston NJ 500 p. IN.
Connections
At Hearne, with International Railroad
daily (Sundays excepted.
Al Dallas and sherman, with Texas ana
Pacific Railway and I'll Paso Stages for all
points of note in Northern Texas.
At Waco, with daily stages to all points
West.
At Mexia, with line of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler, ON Sundays and Wednesdays.
AT I.edbetter, with Daily Stage Tor La
Grange.
At McDade, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
AT Austin, with daily Stage for san Marcos
New Braunfels, San Antonio and lei Paso.
Through Tickets sold at Houston, Austin,
Hampstead. Bryan, Calvert, Waco, Corsicana,
Dallas and sherman, via Rod River City ana
Galveston, TO all points of note between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, within the NM
its OF the United States and Canada. Aiso,
via stage lines to San Antonio, Weatherfort,
Fort Worth, Bonham. Paris and tlarksviil".
For Through Rates apply 10 Station Agents,
or j. DURA ND, General superintendent.
J. WALDO, q. +. q ]. A. I0dsSw
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TNTAETED-ffve. active efents ~ 10
ben fof Ihs DAILY and Wssfly Hefele.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
Tor SALE.

The Dallas Mauufacfurinz Co. Mills are h-rshy
oftrrd fnr sale The buidlnE, machinery, I'D Al
stllsur.. srs frsf r1ass ron = it, uaTIriur1 a.
t.rir IL vii ana 80 trstrls % utrat md ~ Q,
cora ia fT~iso iours- VIA Egcd u.nsFesntni ff-.n
enn,ah -l.sy b, cbisinsa ~ luIl wert. I, al ts
sold loW - ralt. as = 1tr-As
JnlT IA lEl-f4,fA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
pELANARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS

These Mills are highly recon mendsd by the en-
ti-r medical faculty Of France the very best REM
,,iy Ia all cases Of serr ntoIrhs or seminal weak
ness weak SPINE deposits IN the urine, nervous de-
biliiy: anu the giasfly train OF Diseases sriting
rum abu-e and secret habits They cure when all
.tl-r ref,edes fail, and have been used with aston
thing snrcess by the leading French physicnns
during the past twelve years. Pamphlets OF adj
vice In each box will be sent fire. TO any address
pric- ~ per box. Sent q, mail, securely sealed
from all obs,,r l,a receipt OF price ny any ad-
yartised agent O-car q. Noies. u Cortandt street,
New York sole GENERAL gent Tor America.
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Land Renters & Buyers
CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.
nAND5 roR sALE

T.AND FOR SALE
In the Upper BRACES River country, about
latitude ~ deg, without and far removed
from any swamps, hence the most healthful
portion of Texas, and where the grains
fruits and vegetables of the Eastern and
Northern States, and also the great rt.nlr
cotton, can be all successfully grown. These
lands are very rich, none sticky, TIL lcfOro
can b. plowed very soon after rams, Grass
of the best, and abundant, and good water
generally obtainabe ut from II TO rs feet,
with the promise OF five railroads soon, and
development of its resources OF iron, nickel,
stone COAL etc.-prospects for 1t becoming the
most wide-awaiSe, active ami nuurislina
portion of Texas. In Young (now the center
of attraction), Throckmorton and Jack coun-
ties, we have for sale of the "Premium Peters
Colony Lands, >" selected and patented twenty
years ago, 100 surveys, each of 30 acres or IN
tracts of 10 and 100 acres, on teres half cash,
half on two years time. Prepare to camp,
and travel by wagon, and view the Eden
portion of Texas, where immigrants are now
rapidly securing homes. Apply to
GRAHAM a. BRO.
4lw2m At Graham, Young Co., Texas
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RED RIVER CITY.
Sunday, Auerst 3. 1879,

Passenger Trains Will run rs fellows:
EXPRESS-Leaves Houston daily saturday
eXceptetD, at L. Nj.
sIArrivmg at Austin, 700 q. m; Waco, $50 n.
ill.,; BED ilN er city, ll:35 a. m; st. Louis, GOO
D. IN; Chicago, 7:SD II. Ia; Louisville, T:a0 II.
M; Indianapolis $3.50 1t. H.. Columbus, o.,
l2:iOp. m: Piltsburr, sis p. H.; Philadelphia,
$50 a. M; Washington city, 7:25 II. M; Balti-
more, $40 "a. m; New York lO:2O p IN.
Returning, caves Red River City, 4:l0 p. m;
Waco, l:3J p. m; Austin, 1850 a. M; arriving
in Houston, l2:iO and galveston, 900 p. IN.
ACCOM- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Houston daily
f.,ndnv evrrrted) at . A. NJ.
Arriving at Austin, $50 y. m; Red River
City, 9.05 a. N.
Returning, leaves II II River City at $50 p.
III. tou,u.u., cxcepleD; Austin, $50 Il; M;
arriving in Houston, 6:to p. M, ana calves
ton, y:i5 p. M.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
QUESTIONABLE MILLINERY
And DreSs-NIalSinG.
MRS. J. BA TIL
Wishes TO inform her patrons and friends thatqs
is now prepared TO do
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING

int u its branches with neatle7s aud elegance The
system by which Mrs Bath CUTS is AT once periecl
and artistic, lmpaItng to the form grace nnd
beauty superior TO AL others therefore the ieel'
confident of giving general satisfaction. She has q
large and beautiful assortment of Millinery Goods
which she offers low. She is also prepared TO work
up human hair, in all its branches, both useful aud
oi1 ,meutal. such as Brs,ids, Curls, frizzes, Ons
mons. etc, made to order. Oh hair repaired and
made equal 10 new.
Next door to the Foundry, Main ST., Dallas.
Nnr NIP ll.INr
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SIKH Arpuai sessieh oiens Serirmber T. isld-
0cs hnsdfsd ues csdslt vln L. sfmlifsi nsxt -
9 .. Sos or cs'sioEps., S~f"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16
TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
STAFF .

COLONEL JOHN @. JANIS. Superintendent and
Profe sor 81 History aud Lifsra ure.
MAJOR H. n. DINwIDDlE, Prof ssor Of Engin-
epring. Architecture. Drawing aud biography.
MAJOR " W. JAMES. Commandsut Cadets and
Professor bf Nafurnl scieuces
Major u. u. BROCK IN BKUUCu, Professor Of
Ancient languages.
MAJOR ERNEST BLUM, Professor Of Modern
CAPTAIN Il. X W. MonRlss, Professor Of Mafhe-
pISCKKEy JONES, A-siiant Professor Of Nath-
rfnafirr.
Y. L. rORiER Assistant Professor Of Isatir.
=. d. sHEPHEa d. n. h., Surgeon and Professor
% Physiology.
". l. Me- Eiikk. Adiuirni-
SIKH Arsual ss..isa es-ns s.r,..etss 4 isss.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Mr.. Geo. r. Gardner Atty. at
Law, has secured an Office in the rear
of the 1st National Bank, where he
will be found during business hours.
Mr.. Gardner IS good Lawyer, and
will be full of business when he shall
have become known.
"A married lady of our acquain-
lance remarked the other day "Why
there's more men coming out of the
woods thar you could shake (broom }
stick at.
! Woe is me Is that woman's hus-
band ever "ost Of the aooods'
We incline to te belief that the
road between the Reporter Office and
the Philleo House must be corduroued
with lead pencils. The beautiful snow
has been the winding sheet of an in
Vulnerable number. Any active boy
with wheel barrow, though idle all
winter, can now pick up wonderfully,
and make his mark.
--"Somebody has utilized pet and
other names. thus: For a printer 8
wife EN-; for sports wife Betty for
a lawyers Sue; for tcamster's Carrie !;
for a fisherman's wife, Netty; for a
shoemaker wife, Peggy; for carpet
mans wife, Matte; for an auction
GERS wife, Bid-dy; for a chemist s
Ann Eliza for an engineers wife,
Bridget.
--1'he following are the Offices of
the Rudolph Branch Of the Wood Co.
Bible Society.
Pres w. H. Whitm&n.
Y Pres D. Raisin.
Sect JAS Granger.
Treas. Miss T.. NJ. Hecoc.
$17.25 were received by the agent.
Mr.. LAWSON, Oil subscription.
And now another Of the "boys'
are gone. E. Ward Hall who was
grown up under the shade of the old
balm gileads: son Of his father and
mothcr-a whole -souled, generous,
white haired urchin--later. a man, ( a
married man) a gentleman and schol-
ar, has passed in his checks, and taken
unto himself one Of Illinois fairest
girls--a prairie girl, a Miss Florence
Bolster Ward, we wish you a thou
sand years Of just such welded life as
you deserve, which is goo', and an ex-
ira thousand for helping Miss Florence
over such an awful name. Bolster -
bolster, isn't that something chap
puts under his head for pillow, Ward,
we'll, 50 you have gone to Europe
have7you! We congratulate you GER
tainly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Vapor Baths. Mr. Henry Jessey,
formerly of our city, is c:tirvassing our
county for a new and most excellent
invention For the administering Of va
por baths, the hyeienIc properties OF
which are Acknowledged by all the sci
entific and medical men of the country
Mr.. Jessey has amodel with him which
can be examined by those wishing to
investigate, 81 DESTROYS of purchasing.
1t has long been the opinion Of some
Of the rost learned men in the schoo,
of medicine that the administrations re-
meliirl agents (by evaporation j.,
through the pores ofthe skin BY absorp-
ton, is The true and moss natural way
to- reach the scat of all cilrc1.ic, cutal.-
eeus disease This is the theory i41vol-
we'd III Che new discovery for which Ir.
Jessey is canvassing our county, and
for which he holds state right We
have not room to give even synopsis
of the many advantages offered by til is
new plan, but to give only brief de-
scription of the ''box' as it is termed,
comprising the bath. Suffice it to say
that it is box about two and a half
feet wide by about four high, and fceH
long, opening by door suitable for
the asA,assion of the patient who is pro-
vided with, a comfortable seat. The
door closes about the neck OF the pa
tient, leaving tlre head free from the
heat engen,lered by an alcohol lamp
over which is- placed vessel containing
the medicine to be administeres-in the
in the form of powder,-and over
which is still another vessel or reser-
voir for water or such other liquid as
may be required. We have given, We
are aware very imperfect description
of the bath and would advise those
Interested to examine the model and
consult with Dir. Jessey who will give
all required information cheerfully.
For all chronic diseases and skin
disorders the vapor bath is a grand
thing, to- say nothing of its worth as a
means to cleanliness, It is a. luxury.
For all classes Of rheumatism it Is
counted a specific. Mr. Jessey is pre-
pared to sell family rights, or ri 5hts to
| counties We think he must meet with
very great success
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
X. II. Iron. Twenty aeTen CAS-
~. l1 80 ;~,o r,r tbo lt;cprrain Vanar

loads Of iroa for the Wisconsin Valley
IA, ~r-, .:.e-ss ta~e2 ..:.as
and reachc.. ta":r des:'Hat53l ;'2ai..l.
in COOL Order, CAUSING considerable ex-
element among The inis:bi..nt of that
fourishing village. lor several weeks
past the newspaper men Of Grand Ray
ids and Tomah have been tlrro v;ng en-
.thusiastic 'ssnliles AMI kisses ali each
other in anticipation OF devouring the
s'f:.tted calf when the railway track
is completed between the objective
points. These friendly ''sallies' have
been INDUCED in without any reference
to ''we, poor we - almost forgotten.
! although for centuries We may have
been ''alignty convenient. at 1his their
heretofore initial point. Juneau TO.
-iryus.
! Bro. Carney, forget thee !! No!
Haven't we done the 'ya' "soT' in
days a5one, in the r. r. House? and
could we forget thee? No. "HeW
meet thee at Fhiipt.' "Thou art SO
near, and yet 80 Jar' is no excuse for
us, "We'll meet thee at Philip.
srhich Is Ton,ah. with no military ac-
coutrements, neither disguised with
the panop!y Of war, but as Of yore 1T
the ''inittat point Railroads dorr't
make Us proud, but so mach cnthrs1-
asls makes us sometimes for@ctful.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
The Missouri Mutual Life Ins.

The Missouri Mutual Life Ins.
Co. We call the attention Of our read
ers to the ado Of this Company, in
another column. This Co: is. not o
new Company, neither is't SO old as
many others, yet if there be any viz
tue in the fact that solidity makes pop
ularity, then this Company must be, as
its figures attest, solid corporation for
| through the west it has attained pop
ularitv second to no company either
east On west Its. plans CT insuring
embrace all those Of other colrlpany's $,
| together with two new plans, siz the
/ Funded Loadtiny and the per CT, In
tercst paying plans, no" becoming very
rop,1lar among western men. The
character and financial standing Of its
Stockholders anu Directors Indicate
stability, which is always an earnest of
success. One fact whick colnnrcnds
this company to the people Of tai, sec
SION is, that its headquarters arc in St.
Louis. In a great measure orr inter
ests are identical with those Of the
western metropolis, This company
makes loans in those. localities where
She people indicate by their patronage
desire for its success. What section
vonld be more likely to receive such
benefit than the p;nery region, where
capitalists arc always i'll direct comnu
nication financially with st. Louis
This fact ought and will weigh heavily
in favor Of the Mo- Mutual Life ms
Co The affairs of the Co. are ably
managed in this section by Mr.. E: Will
Jams, 50 long and favorably known to
our people in the interests Of the Guar
dian ms Co. IF New York. MIR.
! Williams is now in our city canvassipg
and is meeting with enyiablc success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Wanted A cross walk In t

Wanted.-A cross walk In. the
neighborhood of the Wood CO. Drag
Store. Won't our City Fathers pro-
vide for its building? TIE walk on the
east Of Front street ought to be con-
tinued from the bank, across to Messrs.
Spzford & Comptons, or in that vicip-
ity
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Persona!.-Mrs. f. H. Burdick
tarried in our city few days last
week.
Miss Miller, formerly Mr.. Emcrys
assistant, visited our city last Thursday.
Her many friends gave her a cordial
handshaking.
Miss Freddy Webster returned
from Ripon College las, week, probably
90 remain.
Mr.. Williams who has been doing
ouI county in the Life Insurance bust
ness, has pat in an appearance, and Is
ready to prevent death BY insorins at
a moments notice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Free Bridge. We learn that the
County Board last AIaaday. accepted
the decision Of the arbitrators, il the
bridge matter. and voted TO pay fsr
the Same out Of the first money con.ing
into the Co. Treasury. There are
funds already in the Treasury, we are
told. though not sufficient to liquidate
the claim We would suggest to the
Board that they lire the balance Of
the sum, on the County's credit, and'
make free bridge at once.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

=
The Concert. The Union Cor
net Band Of Grand Rapids and Cen
trala, gave It's first entertainment at
Wor:hinstons Hall, we were disposed
to say ace house, last Saturday eve
ming.
The concert vas not given because
the members (ncarly all Of whom arc
beginners) supposed that in the brief
period Of three months they could en-
chant an audience with heavenly mel
! ody, but because they counted on the
readiness Of our peonfe to aid them in
paying for their instruments, Il csn jecs-
ure in which it would seem they were
disappointed, though great allowance
should be made for the slim attendance
on account of the weather, which was
anything but propituous The Hall
Wa, about half full, and had the con-
cert been on the glorious evening pre-
ceeding, it would Sc verify believe have
been filed.
The Band lid WELL on the whole
marking excellent time. The pro-
gfamme consisted Of tsee"ty-o one pieces
including orchestral and vocal selections.
Considering that the time for practice
has been limited, and that the winter
has been unpleasant for practice. we
think our people will join III tIse assef-
tion that the organization has made
most excellent progress. The orehes-
trail part Of the performance was not a
success, owing principally to the fact
that Mr.. Balcomb who presided at the
organ was foolishly drunk, condition
we are sorry to say, he seems to seek
to attain to whenever his services are
to be required.
1t does net follow that because Mr..
y. is drunk, there must necessariaiIy
be concert, but it does follow that if
he is to officiate at concert, he must
nccessaria{ly be drunk. We are sorry
to say this Of man who is capable of
so much that IS good and elevating.
But we kno,r mhereof re speak. We
have been his dupo and are done, We
have endeavored to lift him up, and
have stood by him when all were
against him. have made sacrifices in
every way for him, and it is the same
old story runk----drunk, Our peo-
pie have encouraged him, and the re-
turn he has made them has Ecen---drunk
drunk
On the whole the entertainment was
good, and we hope in good time to hear
the Band again, and under more favor
able circumstances. What the pro-
ceeds were we are as yet not inform
ed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

L. s. Hail.-Mr, Wiley has been
awarded the contract for delivering our
city mail, to and from the cars. Six
~ dollars is the sum paid for the labor
by the department,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

--"nsse. viii you come in and take
a-dr,nk " Nike looked at tho man for
sae space Of . ntiante, and shan rolling,
hia oyes upward, worry so;sly said: Il
tot it was al sass! spakia ~ s.s~"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

New Hame. j, Vogei, and Clar-
ence Whipple have purchased the right
Of selling new and valuable invention
known as q patent hamc for harnesses.
Their right to manufacture and sell ex
tends to the states Of Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Tito GckO0j NICOTINE The a1f


TIE, School Meeting The cleo
ton Of Commissioners under tie ae,c
lau.--Accordins to the terms
prescribed in the amendment to tho
city charter, the people Of the School
District met at the School House last
Monday evening to the number Of
nearly a hundred. to elect the new
commissioners. The meeting was call.
81 &c order by Director Reeves. Mr..
J. D. Wittef stated that copy Of tho
bill had not been received az w-s ex-
pectcd. and as the meeting differed
materially from the general school meet
inss, it could not in his opinion, be ad-
journed. Motion was then made to
proceed to the election Of two commits
sioners from eac', ward. to be elected
by the district at large. Each ward,
thereupon proceeded to make nomina-
tons, resulting i'll the election of tho
following Board
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

The First Car Load orthing-
ton shipped the first car load of Single
over the Green Bay Road, last Mon
day. The destination Of the cargo
~s, McGreser; Iowa.