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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01

WATERS PIANOS. u GSsnsi asf Es r ans
Best MADE; the Tone, Touch, Work
manship, and Durability Unsu, passed.
" EEstS' 0i:GANs, C0NCs;,sE0.
New Orchestral, v spsr, Cha pei, Vialesti,
and GymbSlla, cannoS be excelled in tone
o: Beauty. The Concerto Stop is q fine
In itatioa OF the Human Voice. Warra at
for cash du. ing this month. Monthly Il
stali1aents received: a Liberal Discount
TO Teachers, ministers, Churches, Schools,
Lodges, Etc. Agents WanLsi. SpscIL
Inducements to the trade. 1llustI aJed
Catalogue Sent. Horace Water u Sons,
ISL broa iway, New York. box 1867.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01
sletu SSusrtiscments.

AnCETl 20 subscribers daily. Bes;ii.erGry paper.
I'LL DE IN Only 81 ala year. Three 81 cnromos
free. NUNIoN * SpJNSLER, Pubs ?f,la ia
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01
A FARM OF YOUR OWN
VIGE.EINI

p:Irinas sl,o Blood, Reaovntes and
Invieorates the Whole System.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01

In order to place it in the hands of al.
the Price has been fixed At. the
astonishingly Low Rate of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01

WANTEDhhsssge, s for sns F fs,i ss,
in the word Ii contains IL sheets paper, IL En-
rclOieS, g5!Grn Pen, Pen-holder, Pencil, Patent
Yard Measure and piece of Jewelry. Single
package, with pair of elegant Gold Stone Sleeve
buttons, post paid -5cts, with assorted Jew elry
for 81 90. Watches given away 10 ali Agents.
Circular fee BKiBE u Co.
$50 broadway, New l':-;,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-04-01

DSfC0IANCY or SOUL CMARIINa." How
i either sex may ficinIe AMI gain the love and
affections Of any person they choose Instantly
Inis simple, mental requirement all can possess
free, by mai, for sc, together with a marriage
guide, Egyptian Or ,cle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies,
Yelling Night Shirt NC. queer book.
Adttte - L. WILLIAM & Co. Pubs, Phila
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
A Public Prosecutor Suspended FOR
Int0Xica1jOn,

FREEHOLD, N. j., Oct. l9.-At the coming
in of court this morning brief consultation
was held between Judge Scudler and his asso
ciate Judges, at the close Of which Judge
Sculder asked whether the Prosecutor Of the
| Pleas was in court. He vas not. John $.
| Moore, a colored waiter from the American
Hotel. was called, and testified that he had
seen VIM. ii. C0novcI, jr., the Prosecutor, IN
| the hotel yard, under the influence Of liquor,
| at about quarter to 10 O'Clock, which is the
| hour for court to meet, and that he had seen
him in like condition for several days this
week. George Ii. White, constable, gave
similar testimony The Court thcreupon di-
rected az order to be entered to the effect that
William ii. Conover, having neglected his
sworn duty as an officer Of the Court by being
absent and intoxicated, was in contempt and
fined $50, and that Mr.. Arrowsmith perform
the duties OF the Office during the present term.
These tormalites had scarcely been conclud
ed when 10 stalked Mr.. Conovcr and took
seat within the bar. An unusually large audi.
ence had been attracted, as the step taken by
the Court was not unexpected, and all eyes
we're upon Conover as he staggered to a seat.
"Mr Conover,' said Judge Sculder, you
have been suspended from the office Of Prose.
cutor and MIR. Arrowsu!;h has been appointed
10 your stead.
MIR. Conover arose and violently demanded
to know the Court reason for such proceed
Ing He had been down stairs, he said, in the
Court of Sessions waiting uu,iI it was the
pleasure of the Judges Of that Court TO open
1t, and his duty was there, not in the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer, where Judge Scudder pre-
sided. He was directed to sit down. He re.
fused, saying, II don't care for this Court; it
has nothing to do with me- lie was removed
from the Court room, struggling and threaten.
ing as he went.
Mr.. Conover, young man oil inc promise,
was graduated at Princeton College ADD Cam
bridge law school. He vas elected FIRST to the
State Legislature and afterwards to the Senate
from Monmouth county. He married a wealthy
lady in New York, whom he met IN Long
Branch, and went into business III Wall street.
ln very short time be ds. pateI his Ef,
fortune aud good portion Of bis father :
About three years ago he Was appointed Pros
ecutor Of the Pleas for Monmouth couoly ty
Gov. Parker. Al FIRST h. vas attentive 10 biz
duties, tut lattery he has gwen himself up to
drink. During this week lie has bcon trying
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

1t will be seen by Z card IN another column
that Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie denies having sad,
in his speech Friday night, that il The demo
Gratis were successful the negroes would !e re-
turned TO their former state OF slavery. MS
gentleman has knack Of using expressions
under excitement Of which he is ashamed and
denies 10 camcr moments; aud IA the reporter
Of the proceedings is q very reliable young gen
tleman aud couli noi possibly have been wrought
up to such a plc; OF irrcSpoasib!lity as MI
Mckenzie, who, hagng heretofore associated
with gentlemen, must have been, whcn he de-
voted his entire harangua 70 the purpose o.
raising the risiblcs OF the ignorant negroes hy
whom he was surrounded, re prefer accepting
his version Of that speech to Mr.. Mckenzie $.
With regard to the style OF the report Of the
speech,i was certainly more polite than the sub
iect demanded or the gentleman had right to
expect. The Gazette is not paEtlZan paper,
but such affairs as that OF CauhOy, OF which
an unprejudicei account is given III another
column, and numerous other things, compel Us
to labor hard for the expulsion from Office OF
those who have brought such disgrace on our
once fair lani.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
Card from MIR. YE@7AenTi",

Il ;tc elt:0r q he .l..:c Mif'1 t5-.-..,-
do 90; object TO the rote mano,r u win
you report the remarks made al he rcrun..
can meeting 90 Friday Dieli, hut dii o5t So
that the democratic party desired - !;: 4.
colored people back into slavery u aoythl.-
like it. l told them that thcy we're o.:.L.ci
the republican patty tD7 whacrar RIGHT, t.ar
posse ssod, aud this is true beyond qlc-...
Ia ailusi0a TO the Constitutional iucntm',
10 be submitted 90 the .th Of ,,og>nba' .
stated, =tmc ot them were good aud "ouj
ike 10 vote iar rGriio1 otth2m, la :, .~tD.
| was obliged to vote tor ih2:n - HH,j., 49,
this could DOT "a. and shouii gatr aG2tu..
them, aud ufgei them 10 ID the SANE. / hot'
after the .th OF N57tmtor the Us2.iia s..
DOT IL - much 81 i parI:,u paper.
l.EWl3 Mex EYE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1876.

Late cable dispatches give every indication
that pacific settlement Of the Eastern ques-
ton is something more than hoped Tor. Eng
land. it is stated, has said TO Russia that, While
she cannot recommend an armisticc OF SIX weeks
after having supported one Of six mon!hs she
will not oppose it, The idea appears to pre-
vail that the matter now rests with kussia anu
Turkey only, and that the solution wall be
reached at Constantiuople. Germany, accord
ing to the Zeituog Of Berlin, is indifferent
whether the armist!ce is six weeks or SIX
months; her object is to restore such an Under
standing between tic Powers as will procure 4
durable peace. The Monte ucgrlnS have cap
tured MEDIUM and hold four hundred Turks
prisoners of war. The ambassadors OF the
Powers held meeting in Constantinop!e 90
Friday, at which it is thought. a basis OF com
mon action was established. to have an under.
standing with the Porte IN regard 10 an aTmis-
tice and conditions Of peace. The statement
in the Times Of Friday, that the Cabinet had
determined that England was uot called upon
TO interfere or participate in the var, was an
official communication. 4 late telegram re
ports that Russia has presented az ultlnatuin
to the Porte, which embraces SIX weeks aEnl'
isticc, autonomy for the provinces, aud reforms
under the supervision Of the Powers. II now
appears that al the Powers except England are
in position 10 urge the Porte to concedc the
Russian demands. ali idea o peace, accord
ing to Times correspondent, IS secuted II the
Seryian camp. The Pail Mall Gazette Is by
no means satisfied that there is any understand
ing between the Powers which may ensure Eu'
rome against the worst consequences 0, wal
between Russia aud Turkey. The Protestant
missionaries in Turkey are reported TO say that
the Turkish Government affords better asseF'
ance Of religious liberty than some iorms 81
Christian rule which might replace 1t, anu pro
Tess to have much Lrea,i CT Russian aseendancy.
The missionaries requested I'll agent conhden
tisliy to Law before the German Government
certain proofs Of Russian Intolerance, AID to
solicit Germany to secure from Russia gnaIan-
tees Of religious liberty before consenilng 70 the
dismemberment OF Tur key or Russian occupa-
ton, The missionaries appealed to Germany
because America policy Of non intervention 10
European affairs prccules her treating the
question by diplomacy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

here has been lingering in Washington Tor
a week past a self.appointed committee, who
have brought Centennial address from tie
Irish people TO the President Of the United
States President Grant has informed the gen.
t,cmen OF the committee that as matter OF
etiquette the address Of the Irish subjects oil
Great Britain should be sent him through the
Bril- ish Minister
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

10 spite Of the wickedly absurd concentration
of troops in South Carolina and the shameless
arrests being made with their assistance, the
people continue to preserve their equanlmlty.
Suffer and be sIrorg" is bit of proverblal
wisdom they are now studying 10 advantage
The advice O! General Hampton, IN one OF his
speeches last week, that arrests be submitted
to paaceabIy, aud that if necessary the people
bare their breasts to the volleys OF The troops
without resistance, affords an instance OF the
prudence and sagacity OF the tavorite leader Of
South Carolina, and must awaken disappolnt
ing feeling in the bosoms Of the Chamberlain
party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

cases in the sessions while under the Influence
Of liquor, aud has not secured Ole conviction
out OF 4 number Of plain cases La one case
where woman was indicted Tor adultery, she
was acquitted because he had failed to prove
her marriage. The session Judges resolved
that they would not longer carry on such a
Irayesty OF justice, and alter consultation this
cnurse was decided upOu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

At last a step has been taken which holds
out some hope of the suppression Of those bru-
tai encounters, the toloration Of which has so
long disgracei our municipal authorities, the
grand jury at Salem, New jersey, having
found true bill Of Indictment for murder
against james Weeden, principal, and Samuel
Collycr, John Clarke and Richard Goodwin, in
the recent prize fight case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

CEALtD PROPOSALS., addressed :, IT,.
- undersigned. Will be received a tie AIi.
tors office until ~ o clock Ia, On Saturday. 4
18Th Of October. lo7G, for furnishing 200 o,.G
Of OAK anl PINE WOOD III such 4..Dt.l,.
q: nay be desired. for the Use Of the pJ"r 4, L..
city. Proposals viii .tatO how inu,A s'ns -.
dcli7 cred AMI how mach "a tho yali
|. t. - : ES!.
oct Il III thaiTIian Goa. uu the IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

4 special dispatch from Charleston states
that the blacks in that quarter are becoming
very turbulent on account CT the impunity and
ease with which the Cainhoy affair was accom-
pIishcd. The village Of Mouut Pleasant, op
posite Charleston, was taken possession OF By
riotous negroes Saturday night, armed with
State muskcts, who held the place in sort O
reign Of terror all plyht. Application for mill
tary protection has been made to the fedora
general, Kruger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

Trouble seems to be brewing now with the
Indians OF the Red Cloud agency, who have all
abandoned the agency. sending 10 squaws and
few bucks to draw ralions. They have been
informed that unless they return their raions
will be stopped. Red Cloud and few OF his
men appeared at the agency Saturday, but he
and nine Others refused to receive ratious. Ii
is believed that the Indians are Oft raidlng.
Red Cloud has probably heard that the United
States troops will all be required to assist the
radical party in the election, and thinks that
he can make moro than his rallons ny rad:
like those made by the negroes on Noun
Pleasant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

The Richmond Dispatch says most truly 3:
1.-THE establishment from which issue The liar
per's Weekly and Monthly is the Devils
Den,' if the Father Of lies has den any
where. John NJ. Daniel called the llarpers
the HarLies.' The name is excellent. 1t de-
aclibed the men exactly. The men who profit
cd so immensely by southern support and who
have spared no device within the range Of false
hood and malicious Misrepresentation that could
distress or ipjurc the South. Nast,'a foreigner
and man Of genius, has been ready at their COM
mand to give pictorial form to their evil lm
pulses. We suppose Mast has no partisan feel
ings at all; but is merely the craftsman of lies
and iuiqui,ies that are conceived BY the liar.
pies and literally paid for by them. Nast,we
imagine, is not mentally or morally OF sufficient
elevation to appreciat the dishonor be involves
himself in by becoming the medium OF the vii
lianies of the Harpies. His pencil is basely
prosttuted indeed; but he does not know it.
AS MIR. Toots says, its Of no consequences. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

A short time ago the Goshen. Lexington
stage was robbed of trunk, the property Of
Cadet z. Turner Hill. of Culpeper. lntorma-
ton was few days since received of the where
abohts Of the robber. The thief was found
With some of the cadet clothes. 1t is under
stood that he has confessed the crime 10 Justice
FiRgat who committed him to Jail. His name
is James W. Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

Gen. Hooker arrived 10 Fredericksburg on
Saturday last. ID was called upon in the alter
noon by number Of our leading citizens, and
at night was serenaded. He appeared on the
balcony of the Exchange Hotel, and was intro
duced to the large crowd that had assembled
by Hon. L. NJ. Braxton 10 lew compliments.
~ remarks. General Hooker acknowledged the
compliment 10 few appropriate remarks,
which were enthusiastically received. General
Hooker predicts that the State Of New York
will give Ti!den fifty thousand majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
MARRIED.

In Alexshdris, October H. 1876 by Hrv. j.
Ii. Waugh, 81 MUE JEFFERSON, OF Aley
anuria, and MAMIE BOYER, formerly 81
FreLericEa burg : Fredericksburg papers lLcase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
~ ~ 81
sbs L.

At Cambridge, }lssa., on the I'D instant,
CHAkhE:; ID. RICE, in the %2i year OF his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

P0IS0IlSG- A white mao b. the game Of
JoLn Berry was arrested III Norfolk last Satur.
da7 afternoon charged with the awful crime OF
ro,soaog lis wife AMI three children. One of
The children died at l. d., aud tie other two
aud their mother arc lyiog 7ery Ill. Berry is
81 cYStarmac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

OLD5MlTH MAID
" WI trOt al Li:
Wssh'n DriylD. tail, Eennint. .:a,.". b''
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -si".
For purse q S2,oJl
On Wednesday, Thursday ana t"iay I1s.1
will be two races each dsy, Comprising ',1.
the best horses in the country, sac!. - LAN'
MAUD, NETTGE, HUNGlhco sn! ADJ.
LAIDE, in the tree 10: ali. Trains .t''r p.
IL % a. H., ana 40 p 10. .vI.r;.A- "ht" ''-s
races are over.
Rates of Admissou- NJ eel nE t'~h1l- -. 80
four ds7E, including sill the pr.:,IeEe-, -. gaze
81; Grand Stand. including i,.''T:a5 ., y,
10 cents. ''I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
i.rrDN. All "a
NEW aIDREi j T.. :-t"N ~. !"
AZ EtH GODn3i Ne" lu:"
NOTION =,

LADIES ANn GENIE, iHkf l7lt!.''
GOODS
AN ELEGANT DiSrL..i 81 Ne"
GOODS
Hosiery, Underwear, li.@."":"a.c;s. I'.,'.',
Cuffs and other goods too numer'u- t. "'n'.!.''
a visit oi inspection respectfully '"!tc'!s!
sep til &. ~ ADAMS. -. ~ Nag =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
EDUC.i TION.i l..

On the Harp, Piano, Organ and Guitar; ESQ n
Vocal Lessons, Harmony and thorough baz
IcInla reasonaLIc Refers hY permission 10
Hon. c.- Mayor kemper Mr. K. l.. Came.
Principal Of ST. Johns Academy, ar. 4. ScLo-
field hnd others. For Information apply st the
residence Of Capt. Thos. kudI, northeast corner
Of Prince AID Alfred streets. between the hour:
OF and y. H. on Ia 4=iay; and Friday:
oct ..I-Gt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

TO TIE CONSERVATIVE PRESS OF VIRGIN.
IA.--Many oil our conservative brcthrcn
throughout the State have made mistake in
the publication Of the electoral ticket. Many
papers have tie electoral ticket printed az fol,
lows Seventh Disrict, Z. johnson Barbour
Eighth District, II. Fl. RiddIebargpr, which is
avronq. 1t should read. Seventh District, Fl.
II. Rdd4bergar-berger not bargar; Eighth
District, &. johnson Barbour. Oar flends
will see the importance Of this correction. Dur.
ing the canvass Of l560 John Bell Of Taanes-
see, lost three electoral votes 10 this State q
like mistake. but the democrats who were
elected b such an error, and knowing ii to be
the case, honesty cast these votes foI The
choice Of the people Of Iirsioia We eau -.
I;2ct u, sn4h honesty from the l4tica! party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

TLASS CUTTERS, better than Diamonds,
VI for sale by the dogaa or single oaa; good
article for psdiar=.
J.T. CREIGHTON & SON, .; Z ing st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

OHOt, stove. Busting, Sweeping and ether
- BRUSH ES, Stove i'o.,sh, Shoe Eisckisg,
*, 81 - b ing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23
f'ItJa - |
( .l.iJA IL, /!
Monisy, October -. 1876.

Monday, O'tohar -. 1876.
Another invoice oi those splendid and fash
iona6le Coaks Just received and on saes.
Also Shawla, FELT Skirts. Bu.tles. Cor:els,
Fancy Ties, Roman Scarf, sc ~.
Tie home made Wnln=tItta Shirt Price Il.
Couryoicier' X ii Gloves Price s5c
La6ies' Dresa Eu!tol in great variety, sc.
H. B. Hoomes. d. +. BRASHEAR,
j. z. HeironInuS. NJ. 100 King street,
oct y3 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

NDkhrAh E RS GOODS i'll great variety
~ hep: Oh hand al - + ing Etrc-tiol sale at
:nal aIyaG1e
oct y j. L. CkEIGd IDN X BON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

VIIALL PROTECTOR MATCH SA FES, II
w nice article 1T very low price, by The
dozen or single one III IS King street.
j. T. CREIGHTON i SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

&. l.. d. Aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-23

yCt II III
Smyrna times., 1876-09-06
ManleWood Institute.

For both sexes at concordyille Delaware CO, Pa on
Phila Il Bait Central X. r. English branches,
Natural Sciences and Mathematics receive special
attention, Greek, Latin German, French, Spanish,
&c, are most thoroughly taught. Rates reduced-Si
mences ninth mo- (eepteniber1 -
Hon. Washington Townsend, West Chester Pa.
says:"As 10 the progress Of my late ward who was
under your care and tuition for two years was
well satisfied with the School, It's arrangements and
discipline, and the progress in knowledge he made
whilst under you Instruction aug 9-lfn
Send for Circular to JOSEPH HsHoRTLIDGE,A.M. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17
Freep0rt Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

Il the old Lake Shore Route. and +, tho 0al,
one passing through Evanston Lake Fafesi.
Highland Park, Wackegsn, Racine, kenosbA 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17
CEN7AuR
LINIMENTS.

Ihe iHrs can D. htslsa lr5 ~ NaaasrA az 3
sNaf uaH shng Jess vhat tae Ceatsuf
Alt4 ascalH vfA aa Jhef siA usl mFu3 trat aa
aeseH ~ cafe aaeef bet thcy els eAtfaei sols.
post siAE Pe'a, eafa nhcaWaslsEa aaa larger
ftafe " aash eape abd mascie Ailu.eats ihAa
AZ sTtte47 ear astzfa discovered
hieathr ttfH earast D. befduf ~ fgaess 81
tAese TtmtfhAai9 fftparAt5aus ghfunie Ehuu.
nttAfU ~ Utuy PEARS sfanAfug. AsnFslg tt,
AsAt Bach Fever sores Neefaae NiaeNN.
sfiei4ea. tsbra traast*. b.Hegisa 5oius $50
sleAlaa3 taBtH ~ iaf Wlfst ksu8 BFe earad b.
ihs Vile leataag LHsaltat
u 81 4Eslfa See rHsa kat heai without :
s'tf az ordinary haras 4u1 nalaz u sill ga
Tract tie paisl8 ~ Bites ana hf4ons ana tie
irtsi fisu. FraaeH f8wbs Il fsvery sfltaeiaus
20 tarsaehe. fndthaehe liell Ana putaaeaus
Eapg8aus
Mr Jasah Wcstatt. af Mn1sFsHa. q writes
faF Ftsrs az hhfumaus1a has heen ~ lad
lha bars httu uualie g. siif frozen ihn home
The lfsl three hetilcs of CeaiaaF LAhiment sn-
abiea slt e. ws4k without mv rruicsss / an
Hraalfs naWdly tAiak soar lAgimeBt SIMPLY
Iaayfei
g y Bonnet DragEes Ross Frs,ria M.
t'ehiaar iialmeas at.is better ael tiscs the
beet saifsfAeti4u - anything 70 tae tntrksf"
hsat ere rcntauf i4nimeut has done faf OH.
ere it eiA far rou. u Is handy, Il i. reliable,
auA it IS cbUA3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17
Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through trains II ibis road.
! This IL the ONLY Llkk running these car,
between Chicago aud st. Paul Chicago aud Nil
yankee, q Chicago and WinouA
AZ OHahA our sleepers conn ct with III I yer
/ lind sleepers on tho Unigu Pacific lailf osd fDt
al points West Of the Missouri River.
Gu the arrival OF the tr,ins iron the Ea.t ~
soath, the trains Of ID ChlesRo a E6rit5 West.
ere hsliway LEAYf CHICAGO 8. follows.
For Council Bsuiis, Omaha ami California Tai
/ Through TrNips daily, with pui.mHn Palace
Draving Rom AMI Sleeping Carr through q
Council Bluff.
For -. Paul kua MnseApelis fwo Throgga
Trains daily, With Pullmsn Palace Cats Ataebed
on boih tain.
For Green Bay And Eske sBbetior. rsa Tain.
dallg Vita Pullman Psiscs Cars attached, s3a
funnlug through % Marquette
Per MilwaaEsa. FoHr Thf0ugh IfaiAs dafit
PuilmAn eAfs % Night lsins, fafior Chair CARE
0u day tfAfns
FoT sparts and winoaa AMI posnis ia Mime.
sofa. nae Ihfuaga Trait daily, slth lol man
hlsepers 70 NlueaA
EoF Dubake, via Freep0rt, Two Through Trains
daily. wifh Pullman Cars on night trans
through Trains daily, wiih pallmsn Cars on
night train 90 MeGregor, Iowa.
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