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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-08

MORTGAGE SALE. Default having heen
| INI maze in the conditions OF a certain inden-
| ture of mortgage bearing date the 5th day of
Nav, A. D., ls7 made and executed by Argus
Mckay. of the county of CheboyRan. and Site
| of Michigan. TO School District number one. in
| the township of Duncan, Chebeygan county.
Mic, igan. to secure the payment of five hundred
and fifty dollars, which said mort gage is records
in the Office OF the Register of Deeds for said
county. in Liber tone" of mortgages, on pages
SIG. Gil, and 6ls, on which mortgage there is now
due and imp lid the sum of four hundred and
forty-two and 7l-lOOths dollars. and interest on
the same since August lOth, A. D., 1874, at the
rate OF ten il0) per cent. per annum. together
with an attorney fee OF twenty five dollar pro-
vlded for In said mortgage should any proc cd-
ings be taken to fOreclOse the same; and no pro-
ceedings having been taken either in law or in
equ ty to recover said mortgage, debt, or any
part thereof Now. therefore, by yr. ne of the
power Of sale in said mortgage contained, and by
virtue OF the statute in such e, made and rrO
DAY TIE SIKH ' Jay s oF MA Arc en- M1S
Al the front rioor of the Court House in the VII
lage of Cheboygan ChehOygan county, Michi-
IN. that being the place for holding the Circuit
lie auction. TO the highest bidder. the premises
described in SAID mortgage, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due
upon said mortgage for prin "ipal and interest
together with the costs and expenses of sale, and
the attorney lee provided for in said mortgages;
said premises being described as follows, te-wit: :
All that cert in piece or parcel of land heing and
wing in the vi lage of Cheboygan, township OF
Benton, county of Cheboygah, and State of
Michigan, Known and described as follows. to-
w.t. Commencing at point four rodsfrom the
southeast corner OF lot number forty-two l42),
southwesterly on the west boundary of Main
street, according to Jacob SammOns' recorded
plat of the village of Cheboygan; thence running
southwesterly on the line of fa'd street twenty
four i2H feet; thence nOrthwesterly at right-an-
gies with said street six l6l rods; thence NORTH
easterly at rght-angles two ~ feet; thence north
westerly az right angles six t6l rods; thence
noItheastery at right-angles TWENTY-FIVE t22) feet;
thence souths asterly at right angles twelve p2)
r ds 70 the place Of beginning; and also all the
right, title and interest of the party of the first
part In lot mum Der fOrty-One 4l) in said village,
according to Jacob Sammons' recorded plat
thereof, including one twO-stOry building used as
store, situate on the northeast corner of said
lot number forty-One AN.
School District No. one of the township of Dun
can, Nor gage, .,.Fsxsv- - r.
wars s. hUMfHREY, Atty for Mortgagee.
nO22-l3t
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1876!
The Atlantic Monthly.
1876!

W.D. IIOwels will 1ntribute new American
Novel. entitled Private 1heatrcal5 , the scene
Of which il lai in New Eng and summer
boa ding place. and VIII also IurhlSh sketches OF
Life ami Character.
Mrs Frances Anne Kembe will continue her
charming aut,bIogra phicai papers, "t,ld Won
ans 10 SIP commenced in the August ALLAN
TIC.
Mark Twain W II adj to his capital sketches of
"Ol Times an the NJ ISIS ippi' some new pipers
i'm his inlmitable vein.
Gen. y. o. HowIrd will contribute in three
papers his rec OllectionS of three Of the most
famous Battles Of The War.
CHARLES Dudley Warner. author Of My Sum-
mer in aaiaren." VIII descriae Oriental Travel
in his graphic and delig itful style.
Henry W. Longf,.lIow, James Russell Lowell.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, AMI John G Whittier,
will continue to furnish their latest poetical pro-
Cuctions tt the luDlc through the ATLANTIC
Poetry may also be ex. ected FROM 4 1row =
bird e, Il. p Aldrich, Mrs. Sihaxter, and ether
favoiite writers.
James Russell Lowell. Oliver Wende', Holmes,
e. VIII pple, W. ID. HOweils, John Fiske, and
other weli-known and competent scholars will
contribute literary articles and ESSAYS
Henry G. Lea, author Of s.Supers titon and
Force" has promised some valuable papers IN
Wltchci aft. r sr3r t
Qlesti MS Of public interest WILL be discussed
npOn the plan originated by the ATLANTIC Of
having DO b sides presented INDEPENDENTLY by
representative anu dulUO-aJiVc WrlttrS Inc
magaz ne viii prese t. as ia the case of FIR. G
Trade, the opposite sides o the questions of cur
rency, Catholicism. and >tatc Educ alton, & nj
roads, 5 at ana Municipal bts, STATE Rights
and Ceatralz alton by the leading i.ublicists If
the county.
The Depart nents of Recent Litera sure. Music,
Art and Education viii be ii led month
w., as heretofore. with able and vigorous
editorial articles and reviews. 9T...igfi
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The November and December ATLANTIC (co
tanning the oreniog chapter OF Mr.. Hvwells
new story, Will be sent tree to all new eusscrI-
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December 18th For 500 sent di' ect to them
the Publish rs will send the ATLANTIC through
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1875.
~ H T.
EVENING NEWS,
DETROIT MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. MICHIGAN.

HNuE EVENING NEWS. now in its third year,
III is the ackn awledged great newspaper success
of the decade. Established just on the eve the
financial panic of 1878. in city containing four
other daily newspapers, and papers TOO among the
ablest in the west 1t has in this short period, and
under these adverse circumstances by sheer force of
energy snap and spirit won for itself circu alton
far exceeding that of all its Detroit contemporaries
combined, an immense popularity throughout the
s'ate and sound financial standing uch as any pa
per three times its age might envy.
1t has actual circulati n-octOher, 1SI5-Of
over 16 500 copies. OF these about 5000 ar taken
in the in eior towns and vi l:ages OF Michigan as
far we t as Niles and north to Lud ngton and Ira
verse City. Wherever it is once takent rarely oses
its foothOld. 30
The Ev MING NEWS is independent in politics.
fightnr co-rHption, monopoly and ri intrigues
wherever they may become apparent no mattrwh
lie hit.
Few papers in the country prese' all the news Of
the day in a more racy and readable shape. every
thing dull, prosy and tedion- being rsidly exclud'
from it's columns Trivial matters arr condensed
into the smallest compass, while really important
events secure all the attentOn that the largest and
costlest sheets could give them. Thus the EVEN
ING NEWS the only Michigan newspaper TO send
a member f its own staff to Ph'lad pha to report
on the progress of the entennal and il will be the
only Detroit paper 10 mtintain in Washington the
coming winter al exclusive cores ondent detailed
No Detroit paper Gives more faithful, att ntion to
market reports although les voluminou an in the
larger Journals. 1nprovem nts i'm this and all 1t err
Departments viii be introduced their utility may
become apparent.
In view Of the Centennial celebration. the Presi-
Dental election, and the financia and other :reat
Quest ons which will agiate the ountry, the year
1876 will he of peculiar interest and one in
which the intelligent citizen should axe daily
ewspaper If ever.
The terms of THE EvENISG NEWS only Sc q
year. or 80 cents per m nth, postage inc uded max
ing II the cheapest daily paper of its .ize in the
west. Address,
THE EVENING NEWS.
Detroit. Mich.
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A New Dodge.

That was very pathetic story or lit
tie cold and ragged boy on an East river
ferry boat the other day. He was i'm the
cabin begging, contrary to rule, and a
deck hand was lifting him out by the ear.
But richly dressed and noble hearted
lady interfered and reprieved 1.-THE unfeel-
ing man. He released the boy reluctant
ly, protesting that he had orders to keep
such persons out of the cabin. Then, with
a heart aglow with generous feeling, the
stately lady gave the little wanderer a
dollar, and said she felt sure that every
one i'm the cabin would be glad to rebuke
the brutality they had all witnessed i'm
the same way. So the boy passed around
his ragged hat and got it well filled with
the offerings of generous natures. And
the observant reporter followed the poor
boy and the rich lady ashore, and as they
turned the first corner he heard the lady
say: swell, Dickey, we done pretty good
that trip; now let's try the other line."-
Boston Globe.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-08

United States of America. found his way
into Indiana. He and his family suffered
deep poverty. a settler who loved him.
being a large landholier. presented him
with title-tleed of very many acres. lie
went home glad ut heart, in freedom. he
thought, from his difficulties. Three
mouths after this he came to his friend,
the kind hearted settler. He was well
coined, but he soon drew out the parch-
ment.
sHere, SIR said he, 81 want to give you
back your title deed"
"Whas's the matter ~ said the other !;
ssany flaw in it ?"
mo"
"Isn't it good land 2"
Good as any in the state.
do you think [ repent the gift. =.
IL have not the slightest reason to
doubt your generosity
why dOn't.you keep it, then -
I sWelI, sir,n said the preacher, s'you
know i am very fond of singing. and
| there is one hymn i'm nv book the sing
| ing of which is the greatest comfort OF
my life. have not been able to sing it
with my whole heart since l have been
here. A part of it runs this way:
No foot of land do possess,
No cottage IL this wilderness,
"a poor, wayfaring man.
lodge a while in tents below,
Or gladly wander to and fro, -
J. =-1aH my Canaan GAIN.
There is my house and portion fair,
My treasure and my hear is there,
And my abiding home.'"
ssTake your tittle-deed." he added: 81
would rather sing that hymn than own
America"
He went his way, and sang his hymn.
fulfilling his ministry, and confiding in
Nor did he or his family ever
lack bread. He is gone now to his "abid-
ing hOme.n
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-08

Mrs. Sarah j. Hale, co-editors of Go
dey's Lady's Book for over forty years,
and now in her eithty-fifth, year, finding
herself nearing the grave, confesses that
she is the author of MARY Had Little
Lamb" She says she wrote it forty-six
years ago, and published it in little
book OF "Poems for Our Children"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-08

sr JOHN Q. wH1rr1sR,


gold fringe on the purpling hem
aOf hisle the river runs, il 49,
Asdown its long, Green valleys falls
The last ~ sumsner'a euns.
Along its tavny aravel-b bed
Broad-howinR, awtft, and still,
AeU its meadow levels felt -
The hurry Of t q hill. s
NSfeless between its bar ks Of green
From curve to curve IL sims; -
The drowsv maple-shsdowsress
Like fingers on It's lips
Aw,if from Carols widest hills.
Unstored and unknown; ~
The ursine legends of ITS name
Prnwls on its hanks alone.
Yet flowers as fair ito slopes acorn.
AS ever Yarrow knew.
Or, under RAINY Irish skies,
Bv Spencer's Mulla grew;
And through the gaps OF leaning trees
Its mountain cradle shows;
The gold against he amethyst,
The green against the rose.
Touched by a light that hath no name,
A glory never sung,
AlOft on sky and mountain wall
Are Gods great pictures hung.
No touaee granite-browed, $50
They melt in rosv mist: the rock
Is softer than the cloud;
The valley holds its breath; no leaf
Of all its elms is twirled:
The silence Of eternity
Seem faiing on the Woriu'
The pause before the breaking seals ~
a. or nytefy il this; a. af}l
Makes dumb its witnesses 81.
What unseen altar crowns the hills
That resch up stair on stair? tan
What eyes look through. what white wings
These purple wells of air?
what Presents from the heavenly heights
To those Of earth stoops down!
Not vainly Hellas dreamed OF gods
On Idas Snowy crown!
Glow fades the vision of the sky.
The gaiden water pales,
And over all the valey-land FFT =
~ Ss ccmnses way Of All: = N
The suneet fires will burn,
The flowers will blow, the river now,
When no more return
No whisper from the mountain pine
Nor lapsing stream shall tell
The stranger, treading where tread,
Of him who loved them well.
But beauty seen Is never lost,
Gods colors all are fast;
N TN sse nv soul ' has s1 passed, @JA11fA
A sense Of gladness uncOnfined
To mortal date or cline:
A the soul liveth, 1T shall live
Beyond the years ct time.
Beside the mystic asphodels
Shall bloom the home born flowers,
AID new horiz,ns flush and glow n
With sunset hues Of ours.
Farewell these smiling hills must wear
To soon their wintry frown,
And snow-cold winds from of them shake
The naples red leaves down.
But shall see Q summer un
Still setting broad and low;
The mountain slopes shall blush and bloom,
The golden water f1Ow-
A lovers claim 10 mine on an Il ETTfas
1 see 10 have and hold - - - q
The rose-light of perpetual hills,
And sunsets never cold!
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-08

India has 10000 acres devoted TO the
cultivation of opium. f1fFIffN
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BOOKS IND sTaTID.S.ERr.
) ST 7 l'I()uElR(Y
At FRENCH'S

10000 ENVELOPES, all sizes. A job lot
just received The cheapest ever offered IN TINS
city. This is - favorable opportunity for me1
chsnts and others to buy at very much lower
than regular rates.
BLANK BnO1!S. of ovory description, Pass
Books, McmoraEdGnl.. limo Books, monthly
and weekly, G. py BOOKS, Composition Books,
Butchers Books Diaries Tally Books, Day
Books, Lcdgers and Journals half and full
bound Cap, CROWN, Deny and Medium, Ends
and Bands InQeXes, Record Books, ETC., etc.
Note and Letter Heads, half sheet; Bill Leads,
ell sizes; Bank Stat"ln-Hts. full line of Notes
Letters and Caps. Legal zap y IA and is 10,
Flat Letter, sat Cap, Folio Post Printing
Paper, Bill Cap, lo1g and broad. New eek at
very low rates
Letter Copying Books. white and colored
paper; Fabei's Pencils, red. black blue and
green, ali tho leading ;ty:esi GG>9py,ing lnks,
French and English; Writing Fluid and Inks
Of some fifteen Or twenty manufacturers; Oil
Board a!d Bristol Board Printers Cards, Trac-
ing ClotG, uLAwi. e 7. r in rolls, Visiting
Cards, Fine Eug.i4, ana srench Stationery in
boxes, Initial Note, fine Sold Pens, fine Pocket
Knives, Turkey ard Rus i. Pocket Books, y otes,
Drafts, Checks, Bills l'aya able and Receivable
Books, Tissue Paper. al coors. Manila P;pnr,
Pastcbosrds Blot.ing i3oa:d tnd o"erything
else t" make . complete Assortment III the Sta
tionGry department.
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ALEXANDRIA VA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1876.
STE YIH Fl or I'G.
NOTICE.

F~ NOTICE.
@1stlt' From December Sd until further notice The
POTOMAC FERRY BOATS will run AS fol-
lows:
Ercspt Oh Sundays AIS 8 80, TO- 30 and H.. 80
g. n, and 1880 l 80 2.30, $50 40 and j. so nj
on Sundays: Al 9, 80 10 80 and II 80 H. n.,
and II 30, $50, 2.30 $50, 4 80 and $50 pm
dec3 5 5 HJWloON, Pres. PFC
s.a:asr MERCHANTS LINE NEW YDRK
li:aaaalas i:aasgaealas STEAMSHIPS
The line consi oi the following frst-cIase
outside steamers
8. G. KNIGHT: Capt J. K. Chichester
Will leave n sw York EVI cry SATU RDAN
;pr this port; aud, returning, will ea$o AexAn-
lria EVERY FRIDAY, st 10 clock
All freight must be on the dock ~ 9 p. M.
For freight apply to
Agent, Ne. Prince street.
Agent in n ew York,
j. G.. KENYON,
my 81 226 South st.. Pier No, II East ri2,-.
YDE's STEAM LINES
2HLLADELPhIA, PEOV1DENCh AND
BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY, and leave philadelphia EV. e, n+ ss,
EKI SATU RDAY, at II o'clock &sH.l!la III. ii
from Pier No. North WharvGs:
This line connects at Alexandria with the o.,
A. s. NJ. and w. i o. Il. Rs, and at Phil"dal-
phis With the new and popular "Lron Line" Tor
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with proEnptness and care,
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PhilaAolphis, and
no wharfage IN Boston. Through to Boston il
sixty-ive hours Through rates and Though
bills Of hiding given. Insurance guarantead At
less thar usual rates
Agents:
f. A. REED, Alexandra.
WM. =. CLYDE e CO. Philadelphia.
GEO. Y. HYDE, Georgetown, u. q.
jan 8-tt
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?TF2sFg!S,":h5. s.
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eE R'TTFRS

YANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
- R'TTFRS
These Hittrrs ar. tit extract of the b, st and
most Gavorably known e,icjnal Herbs,
Roots, Barks and Berries together with sutii'
cieut Pure Old CogGac Brandy to preserve them
in ~ny cli,natc -lJrming, il. elegant mbina-
lion, !. superb Tonic, AlLer..Llye @od Diurctc.
They ar, confidently recommended in all Cases
of Dyspepsia, Nervous hendachcs, Indigestion
and iIuartbura, Weakness: us:ag"r aid Debll-
ity, Torpid Condition 81 the Liver, Obstinate
Constipation and Loss of Appetite They are
also sure prov t..!vc OF Ague and Fever.
They IRE pleasant to the tsatc, and the most
deIcatc stomach will find nothing dissgreeabe
in them Along wster courses and in low and
nlurshy districts they sill prove sure safe
guard against the diseases incident to such sec,
lions OF the country. Weak and debilitatcd
ienses will derive great benefit from: their use.
IN quart bottles. st 81 each. Prepared only oy
JANNEY s. CO.,
and FOR sAlc both wholesale and retail, at their
Drug Warehouse, lbs King street, Alexandria,
Viru!n!a. sep 20
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:. JANUARY, 1876,
John E. e. Parrottt,
No 55 King street,

iNrXt to &,orse's Banking HOuae:)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Dealer IN
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING and WRAP.
PI&a PApER, ENVELOPES. INKS,
pms, MUCiLAGE, PENHOLD-
ELS, INKSTANDS, LEAD and
SLATE PENCILS, SEAL
ING WAX, &C., &c
Also Engraved Notes, Drafts and Bank Chocks,
Letter Copying Books, Presses, Brushes and
Ink Era:ing Rubber, Gum Bands, >licate
Slatos and Books or anything else wanted in
The Stationery Department as well as SHEE /
MUSIC. besides FL " SACko--piain or
printed to oricr-PAPEK BAGS Of all kinds
and sizes, Shipping Tags, Sc, at factory prices.
ian It'll
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81 OHIO RAILROAD
M :.E s. 8 ssa.isE'slE7

.l ss Z s aIsss4:sssaE siis4ssf
WINTER ARhAAGk:dENT,b bkG- .iEING
OCTOBER 8, 1875.
Tho NAIL TRAIN will leave W. rgton
a, : a. and AIcXAudria nj $40 1.-. ually,
O. ca.t ,un,.uy pass Lccsburg, going westward,
at i:yl g. H.; and arrive nj found ulll At IL H.
Leave EOuuG Hal at l2:30 p. M. pass LcesOur8,
gong s,stward, al kl0tp m. AIid arrive at
A!eZandra Al .;:l5 D. III, and at Washington At
3:3 j.. N.
Iae aeACCOMMODATIO TRAIN will leave
WASHINGTON 1t 40 p. nl., and Alexandra 81 40
D. III dai!J, except Suuday, and arrive "t Lees
b1rg :.t $40 Q. N. Leave Lc2&ourg n u. MI
aud arrive 1T Alexandria ut SID D. M, and
Washington NJ $50 -. III. r
.,..g. Passengers rom Washington will taKee
,Gc Washington snG Uuio cars at the Baltimore
and Potomac R.iiryad station at ia. N. and 4.D
I M and 20 through without chanSe OF cars.
The lUa III. train from Alexandria snd lz3o
0. ~. train from Round Hill connect aL Round
HiH vita Harris Daily Line OF Coachcs
.or Snickersv.lc, Bcrryvlllo and Winchester;
also With kcamer's Line of Coaches, wnlch leaVe
i,.4sD,.rx daily Tor Aide and Ailddlcburg.
Both .raii=. westward, max close cohiiectiot,
at Tiyuili with oiSsons Line oI Stages Tor I ar
tex Court ious".
tickets cts. per mAie
sstR,lE&ss .icEErgs, $50.
L. ii. HAVEN EK,
oct 5--ii GENERAL IicEeG Agent
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Meats, Groceries and Produce

S. j. REED respectfully Invites the stten nlon lt9I
Of the public to his choice stock OF u hAiS ,,
GROCERIES and PRODUCES at his Ole stand,
No. IN SauiE Fairfax street.
where he will endcavor ~ pcHse :tli VINO may
favor him with their patronage. lie mas now
on hand 10000 lbs choice a MILL bAC0N al
of his own curing, pus up expressly for family
use, consisting of Hams, Breakfast Bacon, sides,
Shoulders, Jowis, Chine .nd spare BIB Pure
Leaf Lard in small packages expressly for
families. Sausage Meat, kiince Meat. Dried
Peaches, Cherries and Apples, Crsnberries and
Peas. Poi atoes .itd .bouns; also fresh R2th
BUTTER, FLESH NJ EATS and Put nTEH,
of all kinds. All goods sold cheap Tor CASH
Please give me :. call dec ~
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i'd IL IaD.fUS.
1916 GREAT 1876
Ph.SKSTE.T MA ROUTE
TO THE NOKTH, WEor u oOUTHWE EST.
EOIJBLE TRACK

TO THE NORTH. WEor u SOUTHWEST.
BOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot Of BAL
TImDkE 8 POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner OF sixth and streets, as follows:
For Philadelphia New York and the East 80
D. IA daily, with Palace Cars attached. Linn
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.23 H.
M daily. exc, pit sunday. For Phiadelphs
and New York l.30 p m dslly, except Sun
day for Philadei},hia 4.55 p In. daily, with
Parior Cars attached.
For Plt.sburg and the West, Ga. m. daily, with
parior Cars 10 P.ttsourg; 74o p; m. daily,
with palace Car 10 Chicago, and ll.65 a. N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Csnand&isua ai,t the North, 8 a. m. daily,
except :'uniny; and ~ p. N. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car to Rochester. For
Elnlirs, II 80 q N. daily, except Sunday.
For The South, V> Richmond, $40 a. m. and
LBS .. m. daily, except Sunday, and via
l.yncnburg7 I q. IN. IL 80 p. III. daily, except
Sunday.
For Alexandria, D. 7, 8, 9, ~ and II g. m, and
|, ;, 420, 5, s. ! and IL 80 p. N. On Sunday at
S 8. III and and 6 p. m
Trains leave alexandria Tor Washington, g. 7,
5, 3, lO and IL u. M, l, 5, 4, 3, and I y. NJ
On cunday II. and ID ~ H., and pm.
Tickets nnC iniormat,on can be procured at
prtucipal railroad stations and ticket offices
South east D. N. BOYD, j.,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. jan