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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06
CRAn ORCHARD SrRINos. X

Highest Barometer, 29.02 ins-slst
Lowest Barometer, 2s.Ss ins-2nd.
Highest Temperature, 9o'-23rd.
Lowest Temperature, b3e-iih.
One Hail. 9th.
Barometer corrected for Temperature
JOHN y. TARRANT,
'smithsonian" Observer.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Ruling Pviss. an ever xeusucsy
Local Sales ana osssrsi Movements
LAND AND CTsoP ITEMS.
LOCAL STOCK TRADE

Cattle trade !. very dull; rosbirx - IN
market. A few local sales have b-en n.ie nv
the past few days at shade lower rric.- thsn
were realized few weeks ago. IA head q ,
year old scrubs cold this week at $50; .. y
Bruce sold his lot Of 30 three-ycar old cattle
to Burnside a Anderson, on Wednesday last,
q. $50 per heal.
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Inc Danviiie Advocate says: Tbos, ssf n.
N. Mo.by. Of Macon county, No., recently
made sale Of $4,000 worth Of stock 70 Kes-
tuckian--s00 hogs at s4l per hundred, ssA
40 head Of cattle at 1876 per hundred. The
cattle were Texas cattle, and winterci by the
sellers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

There is an available surplus Of wheat and
-four in the United States, which will come
forward between June LIST and the incoming Of
next harvest Of 1917. 900 bushels, according
to the report Of the Commissioner, Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

Some people take extravagant delight in be-
ing uncivil and bearish in their manners, es-
peeiaily to those who are dependent upon
them, or are recipients Of a favor at their
hands. II you know such an individual, il
isn't safe TO read this In his presence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

An exchangesays "the best cure for Spring
Fever b % become dead broke, without
friends or credit. with family to provide for
and no grub in the house" The remedy only
augmen,s the disease in this locality.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

The news reached here last Tuesday, tina,
Berry Pitiman, ESQ., young man Of great
personal popularity in the district, announced
himself candidate for Senator Of the Eight
eenth District, in speech at Hustonyille, on
Monday night last. Ali Cardinal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

Now the sound Of the saw, axe, hammer
falling debris, and the earnest command Of
a-l-i-togcther rcsounds through our streets
from morn Till night.
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No advance in Wool. In Louisville, the
demand Is steady and receipts moderate; I'M
washed clothing short-wool, free Of burrs, il
saleable at 2Stg30c. on arrival unwashed
combing, free Of burrs, at 3stsS5c, and tub
washed 400 45c.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

VIII our correspondents. M. u. G." Colo
radoi jay Hawker," Kansas, and III. C. s."
California, please step this way with their val
ued communications
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

We learn from letter from Lieut. John
Scott, that the company Of Z. $. Infantry
which was stationed at Crab Orchard lat sum.
mer, Is now at Fort Bridger, Wyoming Terri.
tory.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

Craddock has at las, found a monstrosity
tina, to publish would ipjure the reputation Of
his paper {. great moral family Journal
lie may take the crown.
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About the only fashionable and really ele-
CANT sign in town Is the one over l.. X. Che.
-nault'' drug store. Il was painted by Prof
J. W. Paine, jr, who Is an amateur painter
bu, no novice In the use Of the pen or erayon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

There were s45 arrivals at the Commercial
Hotel from January ist to June LIST; 24S
arrivals during the month Of May, 7Sof the
latter number were commercial travellers.
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CITY FEATURES.

While their building Is in course Of
erection, Craig q MeAlister will be
found in the stors-room adjoining the
Odd Fellow building, lately occupied
BY Carson q Dodda
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The stencil from a certain pig-pen which
can be seen from our window, smacks Of chol-
era in It's mos, devastating form. As Wood.
says, shat pen Is mightier than the sword.p
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS
BY our Special Correspondents.

I'VE earnestly requc-, our hicrds In the dissrrus
neishhorhcoas n county 10 srnd us. svery wcsk
brief news items wswAsr rus rxws. such q ssock
~l-. rc-i s-s-ss srsn->r- crop i-. msriss. d~~th.
births, pcrssnsh, mon-tro-itis- zee Ever sut~eri-
her IN Lpcoia county may consider himssif or her
III spseisl Correspondent The n.ms ef the writer
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In business life II one gentleman addresses
civil remark or salutes another on the street.
the man addressed Is expected 10 return the
civility-otherwise he Is vulgar bear
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

NEXT Monday is court day Don't
fail to call and look at the new goods at
Jno o MeAlisters
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Mn Hiram Roberts has consented to keep
our readers posted as to passing events in
Cab Orchard and the Fast End, and will for
ward the names OF those who desire our Jour.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

The National Banks were called upon thi.
week to show their hands above the table.
They respond promptly, and make, as usual a
very good showing in another column.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

The ". 7. Harris, merchant at Shelby city,
whose advertisement, appears in the~ columns,
Is no, the Mr.. H., Of the same name who live.
In our town.
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NOTICE.

Az eemmunicsiions either cf an editosisl of hu-i-
nee. character, shoah 10 addrc<r-d " HILTON a
CAhfhhiia box IA stauhrd, Ky.
~ menl~ rrnitiei ~ fbs ssv-rtisine. subscription
~ lot voft must ~ sent IN chechs pu~t-oHce money
order % exprcs ot riii b al the partios risk
oUn AaENrsi
iss Ooh, uaayuvlilei Hlfm nsbert., Grab Orchard
W. eafd' somcr... " mysnt osm saiphur
~ rrcEa, vi v-ss,s, y. n Ss-tin, fiwnisnai
Sam. " caaphe fwnersvine.
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inks

60 and see the new stock Of ladies
and gentlemsn's gold and silverwstehes
at IT. r. ChensultL
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WANTED everybody to call and SOC
the magnificent stock Of new goods at
Jno %. McAlister'A
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M. A. A. WARREN VIII b found
ready to wait upon you OF ell hours Of
the night at r. n. Ckenauit's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

A suh'criber wants large ear Of Lincoln
county corn 10 exhibit to his friends In New
York. Please send rs fine specimen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

A. A WARREN is Agent for the
CHAMPION. the beat Reaper aAl
Mower made In the United states.
samples on hand At the Post 0eies.
Stanford. Ky. 6S--.st
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ALL the latest styles Of fabrics In
dress goods at Jno. o. MeAlistsra
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60 TO the dry goods house Of Jaa o.
heAhstsr for spring supplies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

M. James d. Basin L. our agent aud
Special Correspondent, In Highland precinct.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

The warm weather makes fellow feel like
wearing his hair a Ia Modoc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-06-06

JUST reesiysd an slsg ant stock Of
jevelry AZ 4 = Ghsnsults
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LOCAL BREyuTuEs.

PIC Mics are growing ropulsr
Lancaster n" Julipesn Society.
Hue grass seed Is ripenins rapidly.
What about Strawberry Festival,
ccur, day In Stanford next Monday.
Who's Out, red GOVT See stray notice.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Farmers National Bank

OF STANFORD,
AT Stanford In the STATE ef Ksn<srky Al c, ,f has.
ines April 2ssh is75.
RES0uRCEs
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
OUR CITY ELECTION.

The campaign just closed has, on our
side, been conducted strictly upon ques-
tons of interest to the future welfare and
prosperity Of the city. Attempts were
frequently made to draw us into a discus
sion of men instead of measures, but,
avoiding all personalities, THE ARGUS has
kept the attention of the people steadily
fixed upon their financial interests. The
Union as constantly sought to make it a
personal campaign 1t was daily filled
with low personal abuse of Mr.. Davenport,
long before he was a candidate, and by
that means made friends for him every
day. 1t also made frequent and most un.
justifable attacks upon other Democrats
upon men who we're neither candidates for
office, nor wanted any favors of the city
government. These things hurt the Re-
publican party. The people had keen
eye to their own interests, and were not to
be led away by any artifce. The result is
a defeat Of the Republican candidates. and
a most stunning rebuke of the low person.
alities INDUCED in by the Union and its
followers, 1t is also a satisfactory vindi.
cation Of Mr.. Davenport and the policy Of
the party. 1t is necessary, now, to con
duct the affairs of the city with prudence
to fill the subordinate Offices with compe
tent and upright men, and to meet all tn,
reasonable expectations Of the people il
regard TO an economical and careful ad
ministration of the affairs of the city
That Mr.. Davenport and his coadjutors il
the City Council will endeavor to do thi
we have no dOubt-nor do we doubt tina
they will be heartily sustained by the PEG
pie, if they shall succeed in meeting tn,
reasonable requirements Of the hour.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
THE OLD RAFT PIER
Letter from Gen. Humphrey to Mayor Ben
nett.

uSE.
Mayor Bennett, of Davenport. forward
ed to Washington a petition to the govern
ment to allow the Iowa shore pier of the
old railroad bridge to remain, for the pro
lection of RATS and crafts that might be
living at the levee below it, and received
the following reply from Gen. Humphrey,
Chief of the Engineer Corps:
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS.
Washington, ID. C., Feb. &c. 1873
To THE MAYOR OF THE Cry OF DAvEN-
PORT Iowa:
SIR The memorial of the Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Davenport, asking
that the pier of the old railroad bridge
across the Mississippi river at that city,
next adjoining the Iowa shore, be allowed
to remain, &c, having been referred to
/ this office, j have to inform You in renly
that in building the government bridge
across the Mississippi river known as tbe
Rock Island Bridge, the span next the
Iowa shore was made of extra width ex.
pressly to accommodate the passage Of
RATS, the larger number of which pass on the
Iowa side of the river; the Iowa abutment 81
the bridge was also set out into the river as
far as possible so as toafford good depth Of
water for the whole extent of the raft span
The location of the bridge at the Iowa END
contemplated, as a matter Of course, The
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
TIE BOEFIREs.

Among the attractions Of the evening
for those who rejoiced were the bontres in
various parts OF the city. Two of them
the one in Market Square, and the one at
the ferry landing at the foot of Eagle
street. were started by Waverly Johnston,
very enthusiastic young Democrat, as
sisted by equally active young Democrats,
among whom we heard the names Of Clar-
encc Biddison, Frank Thornton. Cal Bid
olson, Sam King and his '.bootblack bri-
gade.' We should be glad to give the
names of all the boys if we knew them.
There were other fires in other parts Of
the city but we are unable To get the
names Of the young Democratic and Lib
eral Republican boys who started them
and kept them supplied There was big
crowd of these boys at all the fires, and
they contributed their full share 10 the re
joicings of the evening.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
THE REJOICIEGs.

By the time full returns Of the city cleo
ton were received at The ARGUS office
last night the building was packed full of
people and a large space in front covered
with an enthusiastic audience Beihl
Rock Island Band was soon in readiness
and led the way to the residence of Mr..
Davenport, followed by very large and
enthusiastic multitude of people The
/ Oyster Can Brigade was also in attendance
and was decided and emphatic in its ae-
COMPARTMENT Arrived on the lawn in
/ front of the large mansion of Mr. Daven-
port the band played several cheerful airs,
the people meanwhile collecting and filling
the long and spacious piazzas of the house
and covering a very large space on the
lawn in front In answer To loud calls
from the people Mr. Davenport appeared
on the porch, accompanied by Maj. Con
nelly, chairman of the city committee, Pc
lice Magistrate, elect Chopper, Aldermen,
elect Warner, Bell, Churchill, Don and
I l1dNLCdu1 Nll9 AbtpIllty -uClllHtIHt' It'll
ry Burgower, Mr.. Danforth and others,
when the audience broke forth in tremen-
duous applause. Maj. Connolly, stepping
TO the front, announced to Mr. Davenport
in most fitting terms, that the people haC
called him from retirement to give his at
tention to their financial affairs. Grea
applause followed
MIR. Davenport responded, in a modes
} way, that he deeply appreciated the grea
honor the people had conferred on him
and was sensible of the difficulties which
the city administration for the comm,
, year would have to meet and if possibl
overcome. He had not sought the place
r he had sought to avoid the nomination
but when, through the Partially of hi
friends, he became the nominee, he thel
used every honorable effort, with them
for success. He said he believed he hat
the best friends of anybody in Rock ISLAM
p and he felt proud of them, and CRATE
, full to them for their long am
unvarying confidence, and he hoped tina
confidence had not been misplaced. II
would devote himself to the interests G
the whole people with all the industry an
, ability he had The interests of Rock L
land were his interests whatever aide
the prosperity of the whole people aide
him, and he was anxious to encourage tn
growth and prosperity of the town. Tn
: people were oppressed with heavy taxa
ton, not only in the City, but in the Count
and throughout the land. He would
\ with the help of the Aldermen, do all h
could to reduce expenses and carry on tn
= affairs of the city with economy The pei
pie must not expect miracles to be accom-
plshed, but all the ability he had he Shout
devote to their service, Again expressin
his grateful thanks to his friends, he r,
: tired amidst immense applause.
Mr.. Danforth was then called out; the
Mr.. Osborn, VIM. Bell, Mr.. CroppC
: and others, after which the people retired
some to the quiet of their homes, and SON
= to rejoice in other places, for the satisfaC
u tory result of the days work.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
The Quincy Representative.

The election for Representative in the
Legislature from Adams county in place Of
Judge Bushnell, deceased, took place yes
terday. The Democrats, as we have be-
fore said, did wrong to bring out a candi
date. The place properly belonged to the
Republicans, as Mr.. Bushnell was the
minority member, and we urged Demo.
Gratis to vote for Mr.. Tillson, the RepubE
can candidate, instead of Marsh, the Dem
ocratic nominee. We have just received O
telegram from Quincy, saying that Tillsor
is 4S ahead in Quincy-the county towns
not yet heard from. We hope Tillson is
elected.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
Death Of Mr.. Little,

Our readers will be prepared to hear
the sad news of the death Of Mr. W. A.
Little. from the notice which appeared in
Tuesday paper About three O'Clock in
the afternoon President Cable, of the X.
RI. 4 st. l.. T. Il. furnished an engine
and had the car in which Mr.. Little lay
drawn up to Moline, where he was carried
To his home. lie died shortly atterward
about ~ O'Clock His body will he
taken east for burial
The case is a very sad one. He was a
man Of first class business abilities his
great fault was in being unable to control
himself when under the influence OF
liquor He was a generous-hearted, noble
man and his loss will he greatly lamentod
by all who knew him.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
American Hand Corn Planter
GUEs! GUNS!

Wholesale and Retail. Double Guns at s. an l-.
wards Breach-Loaders, 49, TO $500. Rifle : 10
S35 Rcyolyers, all kinds and prices. Air Guns ard
Pistols Single articles sent any part OF tle
country by express, c. o. d. Target compauia,
and Base Ban Climbs supplied at lowest whulaea.@
rates on can save - per cent by ordering direct
OF us. A. VT import our goods Send for Pr.
List HENRY {. SQUIRES. Importer and Deal.
81 Chatham St, near City Hail. New York.
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TELEGRAPH"

Students wanted immediately to learn Telegraphiug
and take offices as soon competent Send for clrgu
lars. n. w. TELEeRAPH INSTITUTE GAINESVILLE, Wis
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DIsGUsTED.

Hundreds of Republicans are disguised
with the bad taste exhibited in the Union
in regard to the election. They say it is
an insult to the whole city to declare that
the people are not capable of choosing
their officers an insult to say that the
majority of the people Of this city are
''purchasable for a glass of beer - an in
suit to say that they have chosen men to
Office who are a disgrace to the city
These shameful bowls over the result of
election are disgraceful, and the influence
sought to be impressed upon the public
both here and abroad are shamefully false
Read few extracts from the Union, as
! follows
The Democrats carried the day. electing to tn,
Mayoralty the man who above all Others has work
/ ed against the best interests Of the city and ha
| seriously retarded its growth. Had the Re
pubicans of the city seen 1T to do their duty n,
| voting aud working, the result would have beei
| different. Those who were remiss must share witt
/ the Democrats the disgrace. Bailey Daven
| port won the victory by spending money among
class Of men who pay little or taxes, aided h
was by such hummer a. Pat McElherne an
| George Lamont Mr.. Reynolds was support
| ed by the intelligent taxpayers OF both parties
| The opposition to him come chiefly from those VIII
pay no taxes to speak OF aud whose votes are pni
chasable for glass Of beer.
That's the style of the Union, but W
do not believe it is indorsed by Mr.. Rey
nOlds or many of the men who voted 70
him. Hundreds of Republicans secret
and many openly rejoice over the result o
the election. Very many who did not fee
like voting against their party, purposel.
refrained from voting because they want
ed the very result which has been pro
duced. We hope the administration 70
the coming year will give them no caus
to regret the indirect aid they gave il
bringing about that result.
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Business Cards.
MI. M. STURGEON.

ArPoRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LA
RioeL island, Ill, Office in Mitchell & Lynd
- dwt
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05

From all the information we have been
able to gather on the subject of iron, VT
are most decidedly of the opinion thai
Rock Island possesses peculiar advantage:
tor its manufacture and we hope this art
Gle, crude as it is, may be the means o.
awakening an interest that will not res
until we have iron manufactures on a.
fourlshing basis as our Glass, Plow ant
other works.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
Males or Females.

Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
back; forty drops of CONSTITUTION WATER viii re
uCvc you like magic. Read the following:
NEW YORK. Feb. Is. 1872.
Messrs. MORGAN & ALIEN have been afflicted
with Inflammation Of the kidneys, accompanied
with severe pain in the back A friend advised me
10 try CONSTITUTION WATER" procured bottle,
and after taking half the contents of the bottle to
my astonishment the pain had left me, and am
now a. well a. ever was in my life. Yours truly,
II. b. KIRK. IS Fulton ST.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Avert the Danger.

The ethereal midness'' with which poets credit
the vernaI season is more Illusion of the fancy
than meteorological fact. Early spring in temper
ate climates is fearful time and the tears are usu-
ally too cool for health comfort. To avert the
complaints to which the logs and winds OF the sea
son are apt TO give rise prudent people who believe
in the proverh that prevention is better than cure
fortify their stomachs and brace up their nerves
and muscles with Hostetter's stomach Bitters.
Those who do this are wise, and are rewarded for
their wisdom by escaping the yisitations OF chlls
and fever rheumatism, biliousness, hatuiency con
s'ipation' stomach complaint, sc, common in
damp, inhospitable weather, To the less prudent
who neglect this preeaution, and suffer for it, We
would say, that the disorders which this porent
vegetable tonic prevents it also cures.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05

ALKuO AND OQvAwKA bB P. ". H.uO A,
swedona and New Windsor. arrives Tuesday
and Thursdays at5r.N Departs Wednesdays au'
Saturdays AZ 5 a.
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WESTERN UNION Il. r.

Connects Of Rock Island with all dlVergink lihet
AZ Fulton with the &. a y. W X. r. for Clinton
and OmAkA, west. and Chicago, east.
At FrccpOrt with the l. g. r. H. &. a n. W.
r.
AZ Bsloit, Clinton and Racine with the C. 4
n W. r. r.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNIE
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05

The ladies of the Baptist Church will
have another soeiable tomorrow evening,
and will be prepared to serve up hot oyster
suppors, ice cream and other delicaeies
commencing at six O'Clock All the fFiehuS
of the society are invited to attend
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05

It is safe to assert that at least !hr ':t,,
fourths of the taxable property oil TINS CITY
voted for Elisha p Reynolds yesterday
| Union.
Iii sae, 10 assert that the above is a
piece of silly nonsense, devoid of single
element Of truth.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05

These trains connect at Rock Island with the
trains Of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific x. r.,
tho Peoria 4 Rock Island Il r., the Western Union
n r. the chicago & Southwestern r. X. and the
davenport and ~ Paul r. X. Al Monmouth with
chicago Burlington 4 Quincy X, r., at BushUell
with Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw X, H., at Boards
town with Springfield a Illinois Southeastern u.
X and at Chaplin with Toledo, Wabash Western
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