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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16
FEATHERs=Dulli live goose SOC.
GINsENG-More active ut Soc.

GISsESG-MOre active at SOC.
GRAIS-Thcre is steady milling de-
mand for old Wheat and, with a very light
supply and limited offerings, prices are
fully sustained, although millers claim that
it is higher relatively than the product
We continue to quote; lPhedt-Oll, 81 4ja
| 90; new, 7jcaSl 40. OdiS-The market Il
weak md prices unsettled Mt 5jc. Corn
Dull at zoe. Ryc-Dull at SOa0Oc.
GROCERIES The importers Of brazil
Coffee are firm believers In higher prices
and will make no concessions while the
jObbers on the seRbcard are selling at 7iC
per pound below the highest point, thus ex
hibiting that want Of confidence. The
views Of buyer and seller being SO wide
apart, II is best to await results and buy as
needed in the meantime. Sugars firm and
higher. The fruit season over, Sugars will
decline. SyrupS, MOluSses and Rice dull
but unchanged. Our quotations are: CoBeI
-GoOd RiOquoted at 22c; prime to choice
2ia95c; Java Sjci best roasted zoe; old yel
low Rio, 2Gc. Syrups-COmmOn at .5Oa5jc
prime GOa7Oc; New Orleans Molasses 7Oa
75c for prime. Sugars Refined, llarls
Crushed, l2c; Powdered and Granulated
Ike A Coffee, lie; Commercial A Sugar
lie; Extra c, lie.
lIAY-The market for baled continues
firm aud, with u demand fully up to the
supply, prices are well maintainedi we can
report the sales ut $l5a9O 90 per ton
for fair to prime. Some operators are i'm.
pressed with the belief that Hay is good
stock at current rates.
NAIIs-iOd to GOD, 50 20; Sd to Cd, 50 80
Cd to I'd, So rs; 4d to ID, 81 90; Sd, So 10.
OILS, &c.-Lard Oil-Extra No. / winter
strained 81 10; Miners white W. s., Sec.
Carbon Oil-Jobbing lots re; no charge
for packages. Linseed Oil-Sl o.. Tur.
pentine-75c.
OXIOSs-Quoted at So 50a4 90 per barrel.
POTAToEs-,The receipts continue light
and the market is firm In consequence, al.
though the demand has notimproved muchi
quoted at 81 2jal 80 per barrel Sweet PO'
tatOes dull and lower at S3aa3 % per barrel,
PRovIsIoSs-The market Is brisk for all
descriptions, and firm for Bacon Sides and
Bulk Shoulders. Sugnrcurcd Hams steady.
Lard slow Of sale, with large offerings at all
points. We quote Lard ut i4Hal5c IN
ticrccs. sc. lIams at l5jGc; $. C. should.
crs i2c; d. s. shoulders iOHc; clear sides
l4)IalI3Ic; Breakfast Bacon iIJIc. Pork
S23 90. Dried Beef ice.
WHEELING SToGfEs-$il 50ai2 90 per
1000.
SNUPF-Garretts, boxes, a 60a7 80.
WooL-Quiet, at iOaI?c.
UIup-Dn
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NOTICES.
SPEcIAL ELECTION.

WHEREAS, A writ Of election is in my
hands, requiring me to give notice Of an
election to be held on
Thursday, the 9TH day of October, 1875,
to I'll vacancy Occasioued by the death Of
Andrew J, Pannell, Of Ohio county, this is
to give notice that an election for the pur'
poses Of choosing a Senator for the unex'
pired term for the First Senatorial District,
consisting Of the counties OF Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio, will be held on the day
aforesaid, pursuant to the statute.
4. s. BROWN,
sept Sheriff Ohio county.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNT
. Circuit Court September 10y RuleS, 1875.

UT W Esol
y Circuit Court, September 10y RULES, 1875.
r 5ssa !; :; s,s,s'' }n cs'nse,.
suNNoSs
The State QC lrIH tTrOinid; 10 he Sh,riG Of OHIO
County, greeting:
We command you that you summon John
SranEe, n he be found In your ballWck, 10 appear
at the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County, At Rules 10 he held for the aid Court, on
the first Monday In September, 1878, to answer a
bill in ehanctry exhibited against him In the said
Court By Florence strangc, and have then there
this writ.
WiiGess, Samuel 3. McColloch. Clerk Of our sld
Court, at the Court HOUSE Of aid county, In the
city Of Wheeling, the 80 day Of September, 10 8,
and In the 18th year Of the State Of West Virginia
SAMUEL D. McC0LLOCII, Clerk.
snERPFs RETURN.
John Strange Is no inhAbltant Of my haIliWIck,
nor found therein. September 9, 1875.
GEORGE HE'LL D. 8,
For r. 5. Brotrn, s. b. c.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce from
tho defendant for three yearS Wiul abandonment.
and Il appealing from an afidaIl hled herein that
the defendant Is not resident Of this State on mo-
lion Of the Plaintiff Is ordered that he 10 appear
here on the hrst Monday 9th Of October 1875 and
do what Il Necessary to protect his interest herein,
Tesie: SAMUEL r. McColloth, Clerk.
y. PECK, Sol. for Complaipants. sspf-W
The defendant, John Strange viii take notice
that on the6ih day Of October, 1875, between the
hours Of 8 O'Clock A. n. and O'clock r. H., to h
continued from day to day until completed, the
plaintiff will take The deposition Of Matilda 9fant,
David Grant Mafy Grant tnd Mn Henry o. OIL,
10 b rad 10 evidence. To b taken At the a v
once Of Daniel PICK, No. 400 Chapline street, Ia
the city Of Wheeling. DANIEL tBCK,
sFiMSs hisS LsP-SW
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGKSCRR,
Wadnaslay SenlamhaF *

wednesday, September To-
The general merchandise markets con
tinue rather dull, more so than usual At this
season Of the year, but it is hoped and ex
peCted that there will soon be u change fol
the better, The grocery trade is only fair
Coiiees and refined sugars are strong, witt
indications Of further appreciation. There
is continued fair degree Of activity in
produce circles. All kinds Of fruit have
been selling readily at full prices, and the
demand for both butter and eggs has inl
proved considerably.
BUTTER-The receipts Of really fine Ia
bic butter IRE scarcely up to the demand,
but prices are no higher; 22a25c per pound.
The weather will soon be cool enough to
admit Of shipping in rolls, when the de-
mand for solid packed will fall oil.
BAKING PowDER-S5a3Sc per pound.
BEooMs-Fancy, 50 25a4 75aG 25i plain,
5? 5Oa2 70.
BEEswAX-2jc,
CHEEsE-Prices have declined to lie for
prime Ohio factory.
EGGs-ThG old stock that has glutted the
market for the past month has all been
cleaned up, and the price of strictly fresh
advanced to l2alSc per dozen.
FRuITs-The demand for peaches Is
scarcely as brisk us 1t was, but prices, es'
pecially for good fruit, are pretty well main.
tanned; 81 25al 50 for good to choice, aud
5Oa75c for common. Apples are coming in
more freely, and the market is easier in
consequence 50 GOAL 20 per barrel, &c.
cOrding to quality.
FIsH-Quotations are for packages con.
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fish, light
weights aud inferior quality at prices to
correspond. No. . half bbls 50 90; No. 5 do
urge s. 80; Cod fish nominal. Lake her.
ring, SIC. Pickerel 50 30. Trout 81 30.
White Fish SG25,
FLOUR-The general position Of the mar.
kct has not varied much recently; business
continues quiet, and the general tone Of the
market is, II anything shade firmer, We
OOniinua IN uIIntp.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Mo-, z, q and 70 run Daily, No, No, % Daily,
except Sunday.
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FINANCIAL.
joins K. BOETCRD, Pre.t ano 4pANl, V. Pre-
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLE'

EIRsr NAEIONAL BANE OF wHEELMa
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FROM DURANT.

Notwithstanding the frequent delays
from wet weather, the harvest is we'll
advanced in this vicinity, and will be
completed this week with favorable
weather. Continued rains have dsmag-
ed the Barley to considerable exteut,
much of that cut ten days since being
still in the shock, or still worse, loose on
the ground. There will DO very little
good barley in this section of the county.
Three weeks ago wheat promised very
fair yield, hut from various causes the
indications Of that date will not be real
lied. Many pieces have been injured
by rust. others by kind OF blight, while
the late rains have broken the straw so
that much of that now being harvested
Is not taken by the reaper The general
impression now seems to be that two
thirds of an average yield will cover the
crop for 1876. No threshing has yet
been done. Corn made vigorous growth
during July, and that planted early is
well advanced; but an early frost would
rum many fields In this vicinity. Po-
totoes promise an abundant crop.
The murder If the German farmer near
Durant last week by harvest hand, no.
ticed In your last issue, caused some ex-
element here but not sufficient interest
to enlist any considerable number of
his friends IN an effort to pursue aud ar.
rest the murderer. Drinking beer and
whisky with harvest men to the extent
OF getting all hands drunk, and then set
Ting disputes with revolvers, is begin.
our amusement for Sunday recreation.
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We have lost our little Charley. There
is one less prattler to tune our hearts to
laughter and to joy; one less prayer be-
side our knee at nightfall, one less bless
ing on our home. The world seems des-
olate. We wall out our los. Of the chub.
by arms about our neck, and the warm,
sweet kisses Of purest affection. HIS
little brothers and sisters have watched
him-"asleep in his new cradle"-wlth
the wondering awe, and innocent enquiry
with which childhood looks on death -
But they play on among the flowers that
bloomed but twice for him. Alas! the
mothers heart yearns yet for her dar-
ling, because of the nobleness and win
ming ways which none but her can
know, of this her latest born. But we
know that he waits in the gardens Of
Paradise tangible Joy in the future OF
faith; spared by the kind providence of
God, from walking the thorny, devious
ways OF mortal life; that bruise the feet
and break the heart Of many child of
earth, for 1t is written Of man in the
Book Of Llfe-"This flesh upon him shall
have pain, and his soul within him shall
mourn"-and we know its proof in daily
life. From the infant who plays with q
sunbeam, to the sage who discoursss a
star. Truly God comes very near to US
in the sorrow which shows US our dead
and tina: was heart of christian human,
as of poet rare, that said:
"There is no God, the foolish saith
But none there is no sorrow;
And nature oft the cry of faith
In bitter need will borrow.
Eyes which the preacher could not school.
BY wayside graves are raised,
And lips say God! be pitiful,
That ne'er said God be praised. Be pitiful
Oh! God"
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PERsoSAL.-We omitted last week
to mention the return to Upton Of
Mr.. J. NJ. Scott, for two years past
Principal Of our Public Schools. Mr..
S. has employed his vacation in max
ing flying visit to Europe, taking a
tourists trip through the United
Kingdom and across the continent.
He enjoyed all excellently, he re-
ports, except the seasickness, and
returns looking and feeling well.
Mr.. G. E. Tuthill, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is at present visiting with his
brothers, John S. and Judge Tuthill,
in this place. Mr.. Tu'hill has we
believe for many years held a posi-
ton in the public schools of the city
Of Brooklyn He visited Upton ten
years ago, and says that he finds here
marked improvement since that time.
Mr.. Shaffer, gentleman from
Waterloo in this State, was looking
about our town Monday with the
idea Of buying property here. We
hope he may be induced to cast in
his lot with us, as such citizens are
always welcome and valuable addi-
tons.
Mr.. Coltrell, Sr., and Mr.. Bent, Jr.,
both of Clarence, made us welcome
call last Saturday.
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HEART DIsEAsE-A CARD.

NEW YORK, December "a, 1874.
Jas. p. Campbell, MD. ,66 Fulton st, N. Y.
DEAR SIR.-For many years my wife
has had serious Organic and, OF course,
Functional Disease Of the Heart, and fire.
quently has seizures of the most terri
Die description, menacing her with in
slant death. have tried many prominent
Heart Remedes" without avail but in DR.
Campbell's Heart Regulator am free
to confess, we have found the Supreme
Palliative" if not the Radical Cure"
Your preparation, Doctor, always re-
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe. l have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results. AS
physician of thirty years practice, l
can, and do, most conscientiousiy COM
mend its use to all suffering from Organ
ganic or Functional Cardiac Derange-
ments. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM H. BURNHAM, NJ. D.,
Late Collegiate Professor of Anatomy
l04 Sixth avenue.
Price 81 per bottle Expressed to any
address.
Sold at City Drug Store. Upton.
A treatise on Heart Diaease, Catarrh
Deafness, &C., &c, with other valuable
information, sent to-any address, by Tor
warding Stamp to
Jas. P. Campbell, NJ. ID. SO Fulton St
New York. 12yl
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FROM CLARENCE.

AL. Martin is in town.
Great International Show, Aug. 10th.
did you loose anything" is the by.
word of the street.
Shuck. the Marion dentist, is rusticat.
ing on his fathers farm.
When does the next trot (s) come Off
No base ball for Clarence, thank you.
A tin-wedding, gotten up by outside
friends, made respectable gathering At
Mr.. Paley's, Tuesday evening.
Will Wright has been doctoring his
eyes in Davenport.
T. w. McNulty, of the Iowa CONNER.
cisl,' has been working up . fine sub.
scription list for that paper.
A Upton lady has applied for Miss
Mabel Martins music class, as soon a.
vacated.
Mr.. HillYer, Of GrinneIl, has been %.
ionrning In this vicinity for short
time.
The PresbYterisns have, for \ Ger
tainty, made iix months engagement
with Mr., Cousins, Of Red Oak,
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Mr.. J. NJ. DAWES, of this city, on
Thursday of this week, took ride
over the new road, the G. .. & W.,
now building from Clinton to Iowa
City. A construction train with
passenger coach attached leaves
Clinton every day, and runs to a
point fifteen miles out, where the
track layers now are. The country
through which the road passes is
"fair as a garden OF the Lord with
abundant crops, and possessed by a
thrifty community of people. The
track layers will reach the d. & st.
P. road by the 30'h, when the juno
ton will be made. Mr.. Davies was
requested to get up an excursi m
from this city to Clinton over the
road, the c., C. & W., the company
agreeing to furnish coaches. There
is no, particle Of doubt but that
this new road will give to Clinton
very much of the country trade Of
the northern part of Scott county,
ana the southern townships Of Gin
ton and Cedar counties, heretofore
controlled by Davenport. This trade
is considerable, and will be percepti
bly felt here. Let our merchants
watch their interests in that section.
-Dnrenport Democrat, July cath.
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THE JONES Co. SENsATIoN.-The
Davenport Democrat of the Goth
says:
We learn by a private dispatch
that the greatest excitement pre-
vailed all of yesterday afternoon and
evening and this morning also, over
the attempted shooting of Wallace
Foote, teller of the First National
Bank, by Miss Elite Green at Wyo-
ming. Both parties are we'll known,
and move in the best society in the
place. AS stated in the Democrat
YESTERDAY, the cause of the shooting
on Miss Green's part was seduction,
and breach of promise of marriage on
Foote'S part. Public opinion is
somew what divided we learn. The
young lady is determined and means
business, with her i. is marry or
mourn. No arrangement has yet
been made between the parties.
Some think he will marry, while
others think he will migrate.
And tho Gazette Of the 2Sth adds
the sequel:
The examination Of Miss Elite
Green, at Wyoming, for attempting
to kill Wallace Foote, her false lover
was concluded before . Justice yes
terday afternoon. A great CROWD
wss ID attendance during the investi
CATION. The Justice fined Miss Elite
IL with costs, which she paid, fol
careless ms Of 'ere arms! Tho CIR
il hut 10 yesrs u age.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

DURING the fever season of last
month, the stock Of Ayers Ague Cure
In the Old North State became exhaust.
ed, and before supply could be re
ceived from Lowell. the suffering from
chills and fever became fearful. A few
parties were 50 fortunate 40 to have it
on hand, and in Iredell County, the
druggists eked out their slender stocks
by selling doses spoonful each-for
= dollar. Many. paid ten dollars for q
bottle, when the regular price is bu
one, and thought themselves favored q,
that, 20 valuable. are the curative prop
critics Of this preparation, which not
only sxRele the poison from the system,
but leaves the patient with unimpsired
health and vigor.-Raleigh IN. c.
Standard
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

REsIGNED.-R. Fl. Kirk, ESQ. has
resigned the position of City Record
err, and also that Of Secretary Of the
School Board. His resignation OF
the former ofire was acted upon BY
the town council on Monday evening,
and the latter by the Board on Tues
day-both Of them being accepted
with regret to lose SO capable and
efficient an officer. Mr.. Kirk resigns,
Of course, preparatory to leaving for
his new home at Lake City, As he
expects TO start thither on Tuesday
Of next week. We regret to see Mr..
K. leave Upton; but although his
ability, energy and industry hsd
builded for him quite nice business
here, the same qualities viii doubt
less serve an even better purpose in
q newer county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

INsURANcE.-Every one who de-
sires life insurance policy should at
once call on the Agent Of the Equita-
BILE Life of Iowa. Every dollar paid
to this substantial home company for
insurance is loaned to the farmers and
mechanics of Iowa, and the mort
cages are deposited with the Auditor
Of State for the security of the policy
holders, so that no policy holder can
ever lose dollar. This company is
the only one that issues endowment
policies at life rates, and that keeps
deposits to the full amount of its
liabilities with the Auditor. Elias
Hodgin has been appointed agent for
Upton and Linn county. VIM. Lyle
will act as agent at Rochester. DR..
Failor, Manager of agencies, will be
in Mechanicsvilie on Thursday aud
Friday, of this week, to appoint All
agent for that place. Now let the
people examine this matter. You are
all interested.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

A PROFITABLE ISvEsfMEST-The
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine com.
bines IN more perfect degree than any
other the requirements Of . first-class
machine. This Is the unanimous yer
dict of the thousands of families who
are using them. and its success is un.
precedented in the history of sewing
machines. Machines will ne delivered
at any railroad station In this county,
free transportation charges, if ordered
through the conpanv's branch house at
| 1877, State ST., Chicago.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This company want a few few more
good agents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

BASE BAII.-As our friends at
Upton think they are ball players.
and have been defeated by the boys
from other towns in this section; we
are authorized to say to them, if they
wish friendly game wherein they
will be scooped worse than ever be-
fore. they will please be seen in this
section, some fine day, for We. have a
nine that generally take the starch
out when the rest have all failed
Mechnaicsriiie Press, aug. 3Oh.
And it came to pass that this Me-
Gainesville nine starch takers invited
tour friends at Upton" to play a
friendly game on Tuesday last. The
invitation was accepted and the game
PLAYED on the grounds of the Me-
gainesville club, resulting in score
of seventy four tallies for Upton and
twenty for the observation-disclosures
Our boys were royalty entertained at
the City Hotel by their opponents,
who are tip-top good fellows, but
have left some room for improvement
in their practice at the National
game.
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The Concert last Friday evening
BY the Choir Of the Lutheran Church
was we'll attended and very success
full. Some of the instrumental solos
and Duets, BY Misses Hammond and
Failor, we're especially fine, and the
vocal portion of the concert was also
very enjoyable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

NoRMAL.-Prof. Piper arrived yes
terday and is attending the Normal.
He is expected to address the teach
ers at The Curt House this evening.
Nearly fly teacners are already in
at;endan c, and quite number are
expected next week. Those present
are feeling well pleased with the
work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

VIZ are in receipt Of letter from
the Mocha Press office, ask
ing us to secure seat in the balloon
which Barnum will send up from
Iowa City, for representative Of
that paper. We had just engaged
the only seat for ourself, but rather
than that country brother should
not have good time we cheerfullv
surrender il to him.-Io,ra City
Press.
And after all that generosity on
the part OF the Iowa City brother,
what does Williams do but come in
and object to being translated aging
that he s.knows that there are some
who need it more than he does"
Very doubtful.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

NoTE LosT.-A note against S.
Sparks, calling for tl75, due Jan. LIST,
1877, was lost near Philip Wilkin-
sons one day last week. All persons
are cautioned against buying it, as
payment has been stopped.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

SINGLE and two seated huggies,
also three spring wagons with S. r.
Neiman. Be sure aud see item be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

We should like to say few words
in reply to communication publish
ed elsewhere regarding County Nor
NAL Institutes, but must defer to an
other time. We agree with our cor
respondent in regard to the import
ance Of proper special drill for those
intending to teach, but have some
what different ideas as t.. the best
manner OF obtaining the same.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-08-05

THE lecture Friday evening, by
Prof. Sabin, of Clinton, was, as prom
iscd, both able and interesting. In
an extremely graceful and apt man.
ner the speaker gave his subject a
practical direction, which enforced
both the lesson taught and the i'm
portance of its being learned. If the
attendance Of our people had been
greater, less Of them would have to
charge themselves with the loss of q
valuable opportunity.
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. DsrAAEo1s'
ON the Northwestern Railroad.
Q o'clock a. M and ~ Mails cioees aIo
day night
Davenport Overland via. Inland.
tuesday and Fridays Mondeys and Thurs
O'Clock p. m. day o'clock .. N.
POST ONCE open ON Sundays nom 70 II
O'Clock .. m.
ALONZO SHAW, =. II.
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railroad Time Table.

.rrtva, and departure Of trains At Upton
an the Upton and Stanwood railroad:
arrtye... SIS A. II. Leave. 8:95 A. y.
do .. 500 p. N. do. ......... l:l0 2. y,
do ... 7:i5 r. n. do. ......... 6:0 7. -
Morning trains connect with trains eosnss
east and west on the Chicago ana No.sn,
western road Evening trains CONNECT ON!
with train going west, except Saturosy ~
nings when they wait for theexpress s"ns
east.