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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-25
$40 Reward

STRAYED.-A small dun or cream colored
mare, about 4 hands high, some IL or II
years old, faxen main and tail, fast PAGER,
pace her natural gait; got Away from the
owner on the Superior and Bayfield, wagon
road at the crossing of Brule river; Shod all
around, fat shoes before and half corks
behind, formerly owned by Il W Shaw Of
Superior; is supposed to be some~ here on
Poplar, Middle or Amia con rivers in Doug
las Co, or perhaps made her way south to
headwaters Of St CroiX river Attention of
lumbermen Of that section particularly re-
quested to the above 20 dollars reward
will be paid to any one delivering the pony
to me in Superior, ISAAC /. MOORE.
oc25 Superior, Wis.
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General Election II office.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that at lie general
y election to be he u in ;he sevs al towns. wards
"a 4 election precincts IN the State u -consiu on
the ruesd y succeeding the HrsT Monday, being the
futth day If Nuvembe, next, the following officers
are q be elected. to-wt:
A Governor il place Of c c. W,shburn, whose term
of oice Will expire on the first MonGay III Janusry
1874;
Lieutenant Governor in place of Milton II. Pes
tit decreased whose nm Of flee W MD have expired
on the fl rst Monday il Jsunar., 1874;
A Secretary Of state 10 place -o Liywelyn Breese,
whose OF uttice Will expire on The fist Mond }
in January 1874;
A State Treasurer in place of Henry Betz, whose
term f office viii expire on the first Monday in Jan
ua,y, 1874;
An Attorney General in place of stephen ;. Barlow,
whose m OF flee viii expire Oh the Irst Monday
in January, 1874;
State sup rintendent in place Of Samuel Fallows
whose of office viii expire ON the first Monday
in January, 1871;
4 St,re Comm issiouer Of Immigration in place Of
o. c. Johnson vii term 81 office will expire ON the
FIRST Monday in january. 1874;
ST l. Senator in the Second Senate District COM
prism. the unties OF Brown, Door aud kewaEnre,
place OF NJ P Lindsley whose term OF office viii
expire the first MOuday in January, 1874
A State Senator in the Fourth Senate District,
comprising the c untles of Monroe and Vernon, IN
place Of William Nelson, whose term of"fiice will ex
pre- the first Monday Ia JanGa 1874;
State senator il, th- Sixth Senate District COM
pIisu- the third fourth nj h, seventh and eighth
wards OF the city OF Milwaukee,, ana the towns OF
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas Howard 1sisey then of Ramsey Caun
ty Mlnnr~uta Terrlto y, the first ~ Of Novembe
A 4. 1857 made nj eNeca ed mortgage to Peter
Il. t>ujH-tuu of washington ia the District OF c.
IunIba tie sum Of Fweuty>two huudre n amt
nfi -siN 90 loo dars, aud iuteTcs thereon payab e
trIug conditions % two sin ptul, sorry
notes tJ tn IT, SAID str. men which murtgae e
was duly recor Ell Ia the ofi Register of Deeds
ceu>iu the 18th day o. December 4. d. 1851 at
O'Clock nd ltepu mites ia thr afteTeoH LIber {.
Of mortgages pas es ,3 aud pa and the Iweu>
ty>two huudrcd aIti my SIX liars AMI htty five
ce1ts, p incip a. @ud I"eaty~ hubdr aud nifty
niue dol arS sui eleven c-ats interest. masking to-
gether the pf -Four thousand AMI eight hu DIRE I
dollars tttd >@Nty>JN CeRts due sad
mog e. tae 25th day 90 uCtouer 4 d 1873, TIE
day Ii Tie ii Il pubncatIon Il this notice
Ausl ,tbe tetiutt has teen made in the paw
fnent OF to- money cured by SAID MORTGAGE mi 40
suit proceeding having teen iusti ufed law 10
reCoyeI the dsbE claimed be due upon said
mortgsge Or auy part the cot
Nuw therefor note is hereby given that by Vi :
tue Of the wef ut sale contained ia sad mrrtsa e.
sud 81 the statute the lee AMI provided the
said u.srtg4-e Nil be areuiosed by i sale # Ehr
mott. f.esl pa uSts. which b. ,iy hy
she II OF thy County of 10 1laS AZ puul ti'u 10
the CHEST IA ger tie fro4t door ~ the Cattrt
Hau.e an >ue Ter in SAID euHry, at tea o'clock ia
MONDAY THE srH DAY Or DECEMBER AID 1873.
sasiss anu Ay sad fno4 tse deOt aad he costs u
sale.
Oh enlses: The west hsf wis 81 the southeast guar
ter fse # Section Three 81 Township Eorty-eis HI
(4S) north OF kange IhlFTeeu 49, vesf. containing
sighty tS0) acres more OT less.
C.EDwAR6 RIyEs,
CHAPMAN MAUPlN,
Administrator OF Peter G. Washington,
decreased MorJeagee.
II HAYES, Atty for Administrators. oc25le6
1latsd Oct S5 1873.
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MiddletoWu.
Ely's Addition.

owner Lot Blk Amt
U Congo 3 ID 4 81
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:, TATE or WISCONSIN,, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS


George 4. Crawford against David Quinn.
Whereas II appears to my satisfaction from the
AFFIDAVIT Of james s II chic attorney ff he plaintiff
and from he COM. duly verified that the above
~ einises hereinafter described held by the plaintiff
aud the d. fendtutas tenants in common: that the
said defendant is NONRESIDENT Of the state OF Wis
consln aud caunot b found therein
Now thereto motion of James 5 Richie Of
counsel for the plaintiff Ii is dtrei that the defend
ant aforesaid be required TO appear and answer the
said mpiaint ct the pis tiff filed IN the office
q the Clerk of the Circuit Court of aid nougl -
Richie 4t0rney The plaintiff hIs office in the
town of Superior. DOuea. County, Vic nsin, by or
before the q day OF NOV. 1913. AMI in case he
shall ftiI answer sad complaint Wjthiu The time
aforesaid hereby required the SAID Circuit Court
Will e t. final alignment against Inn, and will
gr mt the relief iemln!ed in said complaint.
and it is further ofdclet that this order he served
upon said non>resdett hy The publication thereof in
the Superior Times weekly 'wsp per published
in said Douglas Comfy week Tor successive
weeks the It Publication t. be had 1T least twenty
days prior 10 the said 2st day # November 1873 aud
cop, If this order be Sc we'd upon said PENDANT by
depositing The same in the p st Office at Superior
forth with upon the publication al this rider address
said a. PENDANT al his place of deuee 1T Cnciu
nsti in ~ te # OHIO with he pustaze urefa d.
The description Of the premises in rhe complaint
described aud for the partition whereof this action Is
brought, is follows te4wt The north half Of
southwest quarter, The south half OF north
west quarter, The south half Of northeast
quarter, and north half Of southeast quarter
of Section Five (5). The south half of See
ton Six (6), and the north half of Section
Seven (7) all in Township Forty Seven (47
Range Fourteen ll4) west containing Nine
Hundred Sixty acres in tie County Of Doug
las and State of Wisconsin
Tnp< LARK, County Ju 'ge
Dated September 10 H. 1873. eg2Ouol
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The SUPERIOR TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1879.

l.
THE irrepressibie ossian E. Dodge, turns
up as grocer in Omaha.
FoR Groceries, Provisions, Grain and Pro
duce, 90 to Geo. NJ. Smiths.
IT seems that Gen. Grant dad not promise
to issue s44 900, 900 Treasury reserve, and
Wall St is troubled
REPAIRS and improvements are being made
by Mr.. Fred Bishof on his Dwelling and Bak
cry, corner of NettIeton ave- and Second St.
WE saw some very smooth and nice shap-
ed carrots and parsnips, raised by G. W.
Perry Esq, weighing from . to pounds
each.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rev Mr.. Laurie of
Rce's Point, is expected to preach in the
Presbyterian church on Third street, Sunday
tomorrow morning at i o'clock.
The steamer Vienna, loaded with iron ore,
is reported as lost on Lake Superior. All
hands saved. She was owned by Hanna &
Co, of Cleveland and valued at $50, 900.
MANY of our citizens have this fall packed
saw dust between the walls of their wooden
dwellings, thus adding greatly to their CON-
fort as it keeps out both cold and heat, and
saves fuel.
CAPTAINS Thompson and Grant are supply
ing our market with delicious fresh herring
and whitefsh which they bring from Messrs.
Bradshaws pound nets near the mouth Of the
Amincon south shore.
PEOPLE busy getting in their crops of
cabbages, turnps, onious, beets, cauliflowers,
celery, etc. and storing them in cellars. We
notice some very fine vegetables, altho' the
season has not been very favorable.
ATTEND the Auction on Tuesday next at
10 O'Clock NJ, at Mr. Robbins residence
on First street, and buy yourself rich in
household aud kitchen furniture, such as
bedsteads, bureaus washstands, mattresses,
pals, tubs, stoves, &c, sc.
The Sault canal is to be closed on the 18th
of observation-disclosures freights mist be hur-
ried forward The Commissioners were urg
ed to keep the canal open later, but declined
on the ground that the works of improve.
ment must be pushed forward during the
winter
The Canadian Parliament was convened at
Ottawa, on Thursday, to consider matters
connected with the Canadian Pacific Railway
Co, which, having been unable to make the
necessary financial arrangements for the con
struction Of the road, is about to surrender
its charter
Mr.. William Shelton is reftting and great
ly improving the building he lately purchas-
ed, on the corner of Third ST. and Thompson
Ave, and viii make of it neat and comfort
able dwelling. Good for Mae" who is an in
dustrous man. and has improved more than
one piece Of property in Superior
THE first snow Of the season, fell on Wed
nesday night to the depth of one or two in
ches, but soon disappeared. Our New York
and Ohio friends enjoyed the beautiful
snow" to the depth of from three to eight
inches, some week or ten days earlier than
we at the head of the lake, whilst on the
Union Pacific, Railroad, trains were delayed
by snow d.ilts.
The dredge Northern Pacific was this at
ternoon towed up to Duluth, 10 join the Mon
tana in dredging about the docks at that
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D. GEO. MORRISON,
Register OF Deeds.
TOWN CLERK.

NOT Y PUBLIC-
AND COMMISSIONER FOR MINNESOTA.
ses.70 Office No 1913 West 2nI ST., Superior, Wis
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of Lands Sold for Taxes May l, 1871.
(Tay 1870
TATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF DoueLAs-ss
OFFICE OF The COUNTY CLERK,
Superior. AUGUST 1T, 1873.

TIE following pieces oI land having been sold 10y
he Count, Treasurer of The County OF Douglas the
Isl May ls1I fot the taxes, interest aud Oh ar
gees of year 1869 Thei eiofe notice hereby CIV
en- that unless said lands red 5emed fl said -ale
Gu or before the
FIRST DAY OF MAY A. 1874,
they viii be convey ed 10 the respective purchasers
assiEneeS according law. The Amehnt OF t,Xes,
interest AID charges calculated mp the last day OF
redemption Is opposite to each respectively.
&ICIHH RfLF. County CLERK
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MONTGOM merry
wEITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA.

VTJUIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLhCE
Iii ba on N for the reception of visitors
on the FIRST d AY OF JUNE NEAT. -.
Extensive additions OF new iurnlture nav
been added. and the fHrsprieSOFfs a1 md conva
every arrangement Tor Ia 1SOiii'A'
This Is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous wa,Hri1ns piaUo1l
in the mountains Of Virginia, an ~ 'I,ant Of
appliances for tho comfort and amuseimrgnl. mls -
the guests are proviaed, and Express ticAe''
Post and Telegraph Offices are found mere: =,
The Bar will be under the managemeni H oI
Thornton A. Atkinson. and VIII Dc Suppiiou
with the best of liquors.
BIG TU N N f l.,
or The Va. and Tenn. division Of the A. N.
and o. r. r.. is the station at whlcn you 'aAo
the car for the Springs-distant " muesii ~ =
Round trip tickets can be procured AT all Ine
nrincipal towns and cities. n:
70 a. CoLH0UN, for twelve years the RESI-
dent Partner of tho Allegheny, springs, VIII ~
assume the management, ana ne tehuHlSa teiS ~ oo
his old patrons a cordial welcome, and pledges
his efforts to render their stay pleasant.
.,ronose 10 have none but the most experiences
Servants, and our supplies of every deserip-
tion will be selected from the Dest tns tSs
1ronrietorE 10 SO improve this property as 10
make it the
uoadtuv Watering Place In the
Mountains of virginia.
rs many natural attractions can be so i'm
/ wed and ornamented as 70 render TINS COM
paS - lively an easy task.
para rmiIoy none but the most eGpaFlenced
we and eur supplies Of every deserlp,
serVaniiI91b 6 selected from the best the country
and n%dERMsaS eItIes 50 per day; sls per week 80
IBhMSS g tbe month Of June. $40. Chill;
per 0ndsr if ten and over two years old and
servants, ah4 hnl1 n1bPTlN PTllSN y WILSON & CowAN,
OOLhOON' Proprietors.
Clerks: C. NJ. obencbain. Wm' wfse sse,II Spd
Vim II. Rose. -.
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British Ladies' that Hit out from
the Shoulder.


Miss Rudman and Miss Treglsan kept
hotel at Bristol, England, where they
made money enough to purchase snug
little piece Of land near Melksham.
Here they settled down. Mr.. Frederick
Smith, who lives next to their new resi-.
dence, has a meadow lying contiguous
TO some Of the land; and by his deed Of
conveyance he claims a right of way
through field OF theirs in order to gain
access to his own. The ladies' stoutly
resist this claim, and when he attempted
TO force his right the other day by bring
ing load Of straw TO the gate, they
challenged him to produce his deed.
Then he put his arm through the bars to
attempt to unhinge the gate, when, to
use his own words:
Miss Rudman hit straight out from
the shoulder with her clenched fist, and
struck me in the face. She repeated
this three times. She also raised her
foot, and kicked me more than once on
the arm-that was through the gate.
bruising me very much, and making me
sore for week. She then seized my
walking stick, wrenched it from me. and
struck me several times on my back and
shoulders. / never touched her, but
told her if | was doing wrong she had
her remedy
George Afford, farmer, who was driv-
ing the horse and cart with the straw,
shared no better fate, for he while as
sisting Mr.. Smith received one straight
from the shoulder of Miss Rudman on
the mouth" Much laughter. "Do
you know who you be hitting2" said the
farmer. "Yes, said the lady. Twas
me-" said the farmer. II know il"
said Miss Rudman; you have no bust
ness here; I'll give you another if you
don't go. Renewed merriment. Mary,
go and fetch my big knobbed stick; I'll
show them whether they have a right
here" Peals of laughter. They did
not wait for the knobbed stick, but re.
treated from the position, and left the
ladies victors of the field.
Mr.. Smith brought an action in the
County Court against the ladies for in
terruption of right of way, aud for e2O
damages for the assault. The first part
of his case he did not make out to the
satisfaction of the Judge, and was non
suited for the assault verdict of 4Os
and costs was given. The case lasted
all day, and excited the liveliest interest
in crowded court.
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Great Jewel Robbery In London.

Great Jewel Robbery tn London.
From the London Times, August 2l.l
A robbery of jewelry of the value Of
upward of 10000 has lately been
effected on the premises of q well.known
Grm of jewellers in Bond street, under
somewhat mysterious circumstances.
The firm in question had received an
order from the Shah to submit to him a
certain amount of jewels, and several
packages, very small in bulk, but con-
taining articles Of large value, were
accordingly prepared for his Majesty S
inspection. In the course of that
preparation one of the packages, con-
sisting of four diamond crosses, a
splendid necklace of large diamonds,
several brooches, rings, and ear rings,
set with diamonds, rubies and
emeralds, worth more than 100000
was missed, and up to this moment
not the slightest clue has been obtained
as to the actual circumstances of the
robbery. All that is known by the firm
is that the package was safe in their
hands on the 18th Of June, and that 1t
was gone-no one knows wherein the
LIST of July. Whether it was lost in the
streets by an assistant, or stolen from
ahe counter while the shopman had mo-
mentariiy turned his back, is not at pres
ent knogn. Inquiries were set on foot
by the police, sid on Thursday last the
gold mountings Of the ornaments. hgt
without the stones, we're discovered IN
the he'd of the river, where they had evi-
IDENTIFY lain for some weeks. The mount
ings had not been submitted to the ae-
ton Of aquafortis, and It is therefore
surmised that some apparently unpro-
fessisasl snd unskillful hand had ex-
tracted De stones On tbs oihs- bend 1t
il considered improbable that an ordinary
thief would have been confetti even 70
loge the value Of the mountings in has
a,iempt 10 le-troy the traces Of the rob
berry, seeing that'they eloas we're worth
a considerable sum. Thus the matter
stands atpresent. ThefolloWing adyer-
tissGeEt On the subject appeared in the
London Times OF Tuesday. Extensive
robbery Of diamonds and precious stones
$500 reward. Whereas, between the
ISth of June and the lst OF July
last, robbery VI diamond crnaments
vas perpetrsted on the premises Of tfest
End jewelers., in amouuf % upwards Of
kl0.100; and whereas, the diamonds, rus
hies and emeraids 30 stolen have hean -
moved from TIE sstfinEsand gold mount
iass. and the latter discoveredin the bed
Of the Thames, supposed 70 have been
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MEMPHIS TENN WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER TO- 1878

thrCwh from the embankment, the above
reward will be paid by the undersigned
solicitors TO any person who, within
thirty days, shall give such information
as shall lead to the detection Of the thief
or thieves. Information to be furnished
to Messrs. Lewis 4 Lewis, No. 10 Ely
Place, Holborn, solicitors; or TO Super
intendent Williamson, Detective Depart
ment, Scotland yard IL lis considered
prudent by the police and the solicitors
that the name OF the owners Of the prop
erty should for the time be withheld.
The missing jewels can, il is said, be
identified by the firm.
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HAIR DYE.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

HIHIS SPLENDID HAIR DYE is THE
best In the world. The only true and per-
feet dive. Harmless, reliable and instanta-
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll effects
of bad dyes and washes. Produces IMhEDI,,
ATELY a superb BLACK OR NATURAL brown, ana
leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL.
The genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold by
all Druggists. CHAS. BAICHELOh; ~
6l-eod- -xvii-90 Proprietor: IN:
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The Juggernaut car iR India crushed
eight women to death at Gooptipara this
summer. The Bengal government pro-
poses to put stop to the dragging of
these dangerous cars, a proposition
which the people generally do not resent,
although the priests oppose it,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-10

The last case Of sudden and uneK-
pecied retribution is that Of lightning
rod agent in Indiana Who vas struck BY
lghiping.
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SPRINGS.
MoNTvALE SPRINGS.

TVHIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT, SIT
uated in BlOunt county, East Tennessee.
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
the 18th of May, 1873. and maintained IN
nnblic. The marked beneficial results attend
Ing the use Of these waters in functional de;
ransements of the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and
Skin, and the cure Of chronic diseases, attest
for enjoyment and recreation at the best wa
terine places will be found here. Special at
tention will be given TO the comfort and i'm
provement Of invalids.
Visitors TO Montvale necessarily pass over
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad. making the city Of Knoxville. Ten,
nessee, a point; thence via Knoxville and
Charleston railroad to Maryville. sixteen
,ssil stages. running in connection with the
trains. to the Springs. nine miles distant
Retgrn tickets can be obtained at all promi-
nant nointS.
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PUBLIC LEDGER,


UNHE PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
every afternoon Except sundayl'at No. u
The PunLIc LKDoER Is served 70 city ubseri-
bcrs By faithful carriers nj FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly 10 the carriers.
BY mail tn advhneeli One year, eei ~
months. ~; three months s2i one month";
Newsdealsrs supplied at ~ cents per copy.
Weekly Public Ledger,
Published every Tuesday at 50 per annum lin
adyance)i clubs Of Eve or more. 81 o0.
Communieations upon subject, ,, o. sscert sccenti
interest to the public are at all tunes ao'sp'-
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY;
First insertlon...;:.............sl gu per square
subsequent ineertione..........t ~ a. A.
For one week ..................... 90 " =,
FOR two weeks....................''''t ~ a, q.
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For ono month......................'. I oO
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY;
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Subsequent insertions..."..... %
Eight lines Of nonpareil. solid. constitute a
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according 10 the SPACE occupied. at above
rates-thero being twelve lines ofsolid type 10
the inch.
To regular advertisers we offer superior IN.
ducements, both as TO rate Of charges and
manner of displaying their favors;
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
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Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
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tracted and payable on demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to
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Per month July, August and September 90 %
Children under ten years Of age and colored
servants. half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ing a store of clear ice. so that guests may pc
fully supplied. Address, for the pamphlet
conioining analysis and description Of the
water. etc. JOS. L. KING, Prop'r,
Gs AL Mnntvale SPRINGS. East Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-10

MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH RAILROAD.
Daily Trains Except Sunday Leave Mem
phis at 9 am, Hos am; aud $40 Pm az Leave
Fare for round trip. so cents. Tickets for
sale at 237% Main street, depot office, and at
Raleigh. JOHNDONOVAN,P Pres't'
JAS SPEED, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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Depot AZ head Of Main strset
Tisbei Onice. aSTH Main street, one door
north Of Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-10
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.