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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
News and Times about Winchester
The Ncms snYs:

The NewS says:
The residence of the late Judge Carson, on
Braddock street, Potato HILL is being rebuilt
by Mr.. Edward Dcltlenderier who lately puT-
chased that property.
Dr. Uampden Aulic, L. S. N, who has
been at home for some time on leave Of alb
sence, whilst exercising himself in choppiug
down large cherry tree, few days since. let
tho axe slip making painful wound III his
knee.
The house occupied By Mr.. George Wiley,
near Middetown, was, y few nights since, burn-
cd to the ground. with most Of Mr. VS. far
uiture, and clothing The loss falls hard on
him Us he was but recently married and bad
just began housekeeping.
A man from the country wns arrested last
Wednesday, having in lis possession 40 live
par,ridees be had trapped, and was Offering
them for sale fle was carried before Justice
Crebbs, fine $40 and costs. The birds were
turned over TO Nj. Calvert who will turn them
out in the Spring
The Times says:
Mr.. Aaron H. Griffith, aged IS years, gen.
tleman scrupulously honest, charitable, indus
trious, and pure in mind and heart, died at
his resideuce, near Winchester, on Friday
evening. 9th instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
Railroad Subscription.

An election 10 Berkeley County, on Monday
last, to sanction change Of the 100000
subscription for the extension Of the Martins
burg 1 Potomac Railroad TO The Frederick
County line So that $4,000 per mile shall be
appropriated for the extension Of said road
from MlrtinsJurg 10 the Jefferson line, there
tn intersect aud become part Of a road to be
further extended from that point to Charles
town. The change was authorized by the
g. ..,,-;r,r ,,tc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
TEAN SANDS.
"Nemo," writing to the Shephcrdstown
U-,,.yl- C--,, I ,,g-u-r


"Nemo," writing TO the Shepherdstown
Register from Leetown says:
" Lcetown has been in a state Of excitement
for the past week over the Charades, Tableax,
&c, at the Brick Church" But they are
over now aud have proved, in a financial way,
quite a success. The ladies succeeded in real
izing quite a handsome SUN for the benefit Of
tue Temperance cause, enough to pay the full
Indebtedness Of the Eucampmeut, we hear o
Some of the Charadcs were
very interesting aud amusing Among them
we mention Cneck-mate," by Misses Thorn
son and Miss Mix and others " Politician. 3"
with Miss Kate Nix as the incorrigble a Pol
~, the champion Of womauS rights Gin
derell, with G.. W. Moore as Prince Amour
and Miss Sadie Nix as the sweet little cinder-
sitter. Windfall,' with John Gibson. Esq,
as John who couldn't spell according to
the SPellcr, but could beat the world 'eording
70 H8ur.' Some OF the Tabeaux were decided
hits. Among them were Oar future under
Republican rule, with J. c. Wiltshire as
King Ulysses lst, clothed in purple. with a
crown on his head and his feet upon the necks
OF his subjects d" The May Bennett duel 10y
MesSrS. Wiltshire aud Mix, with many others.
Some Of them were quite pretty, as The
Shrine Of st. Agnes" Taking the Veil
" Wide awake aud fast asleep" &c"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17

Il is reported by tolegrllh that Packard,
he radical claimant Of the Goyeraorsiip Of
Louisiana. was assailei BY az unknown man
ia the State House at New Orleans on Thurs
day, and received a pis,ol-,hot in the leg
The assai.aat was, in return, shot by some
pcr,ou IN the room at the same time Both
s,r--s'y wounded We have 20 Particulars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17

VNHE "Returnug Boards" have not reported On
Charlest0Wn yet but they cannot ignore the
fact that Geo. W. TAYLOR, Main St. near the
Market, hss a splendid stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, embracing new styles in Prints, Hosiery,
Edginss aud Insertings Hlndkerchiegs, Ties, &C.,
&C., which he Is ROW running of at the same low
margins of proGt which he has maintained from
the start. Feb. Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17

In order 10 reluce stock, preparatory to an
invoice, all Winter Goods at Goldsmith 5 Twin
Fronts are offered at greatly reduced and ex-
ceedincly low prices Those in need Of Dry
Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers. Hats,
Caps, etc. can save money by buying there
Corn will be taken in exchange for goods or
in payment Of old accounts. No new ones
opened until old ones are closed. 1851
JOS GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17

Advertisements Of valuable real estate, at
public sale, may be found 10 these columns
Also, Of personal property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17

To The Senate on Welne day, a JEl was
passed removing the political disabilities Of
Gen. Joseph f. Johnston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
BLACKsNITH'S TOOLS,

2 sets Breeching sets Of Front Gears, sets Of
Plough do, Collars, Brides. Halters, &c. one
Good Wagon Saddle, l Riding Saddle G-horse
Line, ! 4-horse do, 2 pair OF But Chains. pair
Breast Chains, 2 Log Chains. 6 Cow Chains
lsoa M I nIFCkENE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17

DR.. Balls Cough Syrup has been before the
public for years, and is pronounced by thous-
ands superior toali other articles for the cure
Of Coughs, Colds, Influenza aud all Pulmonary
Complaints
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
Timothy Seed.

WE have lot Of homcraiscd Timothy Seed
w very nice. Price low
SER. 90, 20 DUKE OALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
REAPER AED MOWER. GlNRIKED

2 pair Of Spreaders, a lot Of Single, Double and
Treble Trees, good Grain Cradles, Stands Of
BEES, Moving Scythes, Rakes, Forks, Sboves,
Hoes, DC.
HOUSEHOLD d KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consisting Of | Mahogany Side Board, ! Bureau,
] Safe, Tables, G Cain Seat Chairs. Windsor
do, large Rocking Chair, small do, | No. !
Eight-Day Clock, Looking Glass, Washstands
Candle Stands, sets Bedstesds and Bedding
Firstclass Sewing Machine, Grover d Bakers
Improved; lot Of good Carpet, to be sold BY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:

No. ! Broadtread Wagon and Bed, Good Farm
Wagon and Bed, Two-horse Wagon, Number
COVERED SPRING WAGON. good Wheat
Drill. with Guano Attachment, Fits make One
GOOD BUGGY-RAKE, Corn. Shelter, ! No.
Keller's Hay and Fodder Cutter, good Cart
No. Cutting-Box, good Wheat Fan, Dolls
Patent; three-horse Barshear Plows. ] two
horse do, Single and Double Shovel Plows,
Harrows, thrce-horse and | two-hOrse / Hay
Fork, Rope Puiies, &c, pair Of Hay Carriage,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
| GOOD co0K-ST0vE, NO. 8;

Tin-plate do, Parlor do, X itchen Stove, 2
Iron Pot, Tubs, Buckets, Barrels, Ac 4: / Meat
Tub, Crooks, Jars, DC. Churn and Buck, 500
Pounds Of Good Bacon. 800 Pounds Of Lard; also,
lot Of Good Yellow Corn, 60 acres of Wheat in
the ground, and many other articles not necessary
70 enumerate.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of eight months
will be given on all sums over ten dollars, that
sum and under cash Negotiable Notes, PAYABLE
at the NATIOSAL BASK OF MARTrxsBURG ". Va,
will be required. THE Fat Sheep and Fat Steers
will be sold for cash. Notes to bear interest from
date, but if paid at maturity the interest will be
RENTED. No property 10 be removed until the
terms are strictly complied with.
Sale 10 co~mencs a, 10 o'e'oet, 4, ~.
Feb ;, 1877. J.E.R. PAYNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
D. HEFLEBowER. Auclioheer.
February 10, lSI7-ts.
sTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, Set we
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of said
Court the First Monday in February, 1877.
MARTHA VIANDS, an Infant, by her mex.
friend. John Niands,
Agnna
JACOB MATTHEW.
An action Of trespass on Ne case in aSsumpsit
for breach Of promise Of marriage.
The object Of this suit Ia 10 recover Damages
for breach Of promise of marriage said 10 have
been made by the Defendant 10 the Plaintiff, and
to attach the Estate Of the Defendant Tor the pay
ment of the same and costs OF suit.
IL happening by affidavit filed, and the return
of the Sheriff. thai the Defendant IL not a resident
81 this State, h. - hsrahy reqnired IN anDcar at
the next Rules, and do what is necessary TO pro-
tcct his interest herein. And il is ordered that
this order be published once a week for four
weeks in the "Nirgnia Free Press" newspa-
per published 10 this County, and posted at the
Front Door OF the Court House of this County as
the Law provides.
y copy-Teste
T. a. MOORE, Clerk.
Baylor & Wilson p. q,
Feb. 10, ls77-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
Saturday, March 10, 1877,
1873 ACRES
Terms of Sale ::

One-Third Cash, ihe residue in two eqaal pay
ments, of one and two years with interest. 10 be
secured by a lien on the premises. plat OF the
property will be exhibited on day Of sale.
&,s- Sale to take place a, }? o'clock ";
ANDREW HUNTER,
Ms. WHITE,
Commissioners
D. HFFLRBOwEn, Auct0Aeer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
PRESS-TIIE OLD ia NIILY JOURNAL.
EoR Rent

u,yE SOME DWELLING HOUSES FOR
RENT for the year beginning April /, 1871.
February 10, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-02-17
Commissioners Sale.

PURSUANT to Decree Of the Circuit Court
ofJeherson County, at the October Term,
1916. in the cause therein pending between Hun
ter a White Trustees, Plaintiffs, and X. Hume
Butcher and wife &C., Defendants, the undersign-
ed Special Commissioners appointed for the pnr-
pose, will SELL before the Cour, House in Charles
town, on
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05

IN tho Sherman family there were
eleven children, who we're dependent
upon tin meaRrr income III their fathers
legal practice. "A Young man nalnrd
Ewing, who Ind worked his why through
college md had come from the salt
works, where some money hnd hecn
earned, settled In Mansfield 10 practice
law. Ill. ability wax recognized BY Mr..
sherman, who assisted him materially,
md when upon the bench turned over
much employment to Ewing. Upon the
tleath u the father, tllc young lawyer
became Hon. Thomas Ewing, and In
payment Tor kindncs. received wished 10
make some substantial return. He re-
solved IN take onc u the boys and give
him \ thorough education. Al stated
time he visited the family, when tl,e hyc
lasla were brought before him. uin"r.
tain IN 10 choice hu turned 81 thr eldest
sitter. saying, "Whici one had | better
take2' Sh. replied. There's little
'Chnmp he's tlsc smartrst." Tho sng.
RrHii0n WAN received, nnd tllr l,ny
Chnmp" llAH lNcamc tho General III
the United States army. Mdn.aeid ~
Correspondence n N. Nsmi,nry Jour
euI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05

TIL insl.sssav ~ she M,~sas~srsa ~
y .s~sn~ssssi highway AssA ira rssasr
shr nts.ssiun "A sleMsses Ihr r~s+i
appointments NJ t'alst En.is hHs slrmeA.
sssrisa tls~s Nj. navigation IN The sa~t
ran w GREATLY tsNpsfst~l M ssampafa.
lively small outlay anil ihr destructive
uvsstlows ~ thr l~,~vf Mississippi anil
IN Tributaries w. successfully rssi~iTsi
1Vhr~e uvrfNuwS lntlivt imtnrn~~ l~#~
~ the plshtTS~ annually. N III sstismat.
~ that the rrtson ~rsp f.f the war end.
ing MT. 1, isss. will shn. fall.
inr m IL 2Ss,Mn bales compared viii,
thr pr~~linr yrar. Thr tolal GRIP for
she YEAR ending Ss'ri. /. ik1E. ~ns
l,6.F tN hWlc@: faf The war ending
S'M |, 1877, s,sgb.nn. ~ this I'M.
mcnse loss lsn.'shl halrs IL .lne b. tl,r
overflow " thu rivrr and II. tributaries.
~ which aT,On was incurred on tl,r
Lower Missi~~ippi, Jl,Ot0 IN thr Ar.
kansas. and ~ ON IN The Washita. MAX.
ing loss I'm tho~c rivers alone III lu5, nN
tales. amounting la tho aggregate 10
nearly ltAAi. MAl. unr.hnlf III this sum
would cil~sually prevent this enormous
lo~~ IN the future. The immense I'm.
portAnce u thc cotton crop demands
serious consideration, nm IL consti.
tntc. hy far thu most important
itcm In onr table III exports. The
shipmrnt~ abroad In 1876 amounted "a
elWl ,tJl, 90; In 1s77, GIL, itS,OOO;
while our exports Of brcnslstutla were
&l3i III, NM ia 1876, md al II, aaa mo Ia
1877. In view u these important fmts.
u " plum That there is a subject III IN.
tional importance TINT ought not lO W.
neglected. Ia Difference 81 lMml clnims
and pcju,liccs. Al time when The
question III transportation il assuming
vast proportions, Il would perhaps ~
well ~ look abroad AMI observe some
facts of great moment In this connection.
France II taking active measures for the
extension III her canal Hystem In order ~
resist tl,r competition ~ tsermnm com.
mcrcln encr"achment. Contrary "a tile
commonly received opinion TINT rail.
rHuis ilnye superseded water trnmsiWrtn-
tinn. rom. French journals have recent.
~ shown TINT s,ich IN not thu cnsr, IN
lcnHt IN France. The following state.
mcnt from the Paris i'ain .Nationate
will occasion some surprise 10 pnr rnil.
rnad kings. II xays:
"Onr internal navigation IL still vital
enough Ia effect u saving 81 trade III
M, NM, OtU frnncs. Tho canals nnL rivera
transported, during 1875, 1,72l, ON. con
tons III goods nj tho small cost III
I.l17. DtO francs. II these /, ~, uNND. OtO
NJ tnns Ind gone by ril, the charge
would have h.cn some 5,i .tlOp. 0O francs
Ia addition.
The existing state III things In this
country render facth VI this kind worthy
NJ consideration. .Nsm York Gtuphi'.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05

The lsraciitcH III England arc collecting
subscriptions IN ail II their brethren in
bulgaria. who have been robbed md
npprcHsl by the Russians. They cnll
IN Jews all over the world l0r assistance,
nn.l particularly on the Union 81 Amer.
ran Hebrew Congregations. The Jews,
I'M, 0uO strong. In Hungary. hive al.
ready responded 70 thu appeal. In Hns-
sia llir persecution III thu IsrMlitrn III
continued, with nearly all IT, ancient
cruelty. They MEc not permitted 10 ~
side Ia many II tho greatest cities. kief
and Noygorol, A. we'll IN Moscow, are
forbidden to them, and even III the rural
districts they are bnrlcnel with multi,
|orm eAAciionr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05

The gauntlet which Bob Inn.rsolt
threw sloNn ~ the entire Christian world
when liz offered IL wager one and MI
n Ono tint Tom l'ninc din not iic Il
drunken. cownr,lly, nnd l,cnnsly
death. Inns been taken up by the New
York OtHrsr, which publishes several
columns III Testimony Hlihntnntinting itn
assertion TINT the Inst years II I'aine
were mnrrsd hy his lnstinlity md
drunkenness md tint I'M his ,leaih. he'd
hc VIVA stricken with femorse mil fmrd
dcnth like u coward. The evidence III
furnished by parties who were we'll 40.
qnaintcl will, Paine. including Grant
'rllorbnrl. of New York, who gives II
description III the personal appearance
nnd habits IL the great atheist that In fur
from flatterinR lscv. i. ID. Wicknm and
Rev. Charles Hnwley, d. -, who cor
rolpOrute MIR. Thorbnrns account III Tho
man'H deprMved hnbits aud Stephen
drillct, \ noted minister of tlic H.ricty
Of Friends. and Mary BriMoc, another
Friend, who wnS present VI his death.
bed, and from Whose journals tho M.
Scrrcr publishes tlle picture 1T itH h0r-
rurs. Having made out its case IL its
own satisfaction. the observer now
pa,,.en for 4 reply from Col. Ingcrwoll.
II IN sai.l TINT tie testimony will ln sub.
mitted Ia the examination u commit
trc, one chosen by The Otserrer, an.
other BY lngcrHoll, and tho third con.
Jointly, who will decide which party hn.
tl.n best ii the argument.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05
GENERAL REGULATIONS

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fash rMrt IL h 9aSr~A "a hase ssasAess VI fisAh~
sar sassstns " spss ~ ~ ~ tsmss u*Ais ard ~
sl#ststlt dfressAs Alsa si* tn~sis, ss Ahte RAP
kts. rne afy.Ysng F@wh, sssA hsshiMa re~n, tee
hssrk stfsas knsae. surt. silver tNhis AAa wa&t~~
shA hatstsnttsr# nth NAME naAsArA w twi af~s@.
asv eAse far asleA ~tsh rssh4tr. hsMsh, aawAh anA
nas brushes. zap. ste.
hs.krs sHanss and postage ssanars arr 10 w IN
tfavssA ~ the nrsesres. M Expenditures Int
teshlsr ~ ssArt sirsns will h. fste nnie~e ann
n tM.,sTs he fslw~sea with the instisassn srs shaa
ssHtIss&f.
pNwrss.@ II fviiFiaA fuFns m sshSta#i* III th~
assfai.sAsu IN sash arr Willing In cnnfvrm III the
established routine II th~ tnsiliat~.
iei.ia MISTER N. rATHfTiA Harsvss1vsa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05

NtNNsv WV tvHN9@s
HMALl BKnn. "A handful III hons 10 n
phil If wnter. pint ii bran. pint III
molasacs. J cupfnl yeast. ! spoonful u
ginger.
HAMyEsT DRINK. - Five gallons of
wat4'r, gallon u molns.es, quart Of
vinegar. nnI . ounces II powdered
ginger.
REMEDY ron polsos IVY. - Il. A.
Bleed, III Bloomington. ILL.,, rayH that
hrnn ponltice IN M infalliblc cure for
poison IVY.
dtSnEH BEkn Ono mp NJ ginger, |
pint II molasses, pnil. IL water. md
emp Of lively yeast, slightly warm
hottl,' aud cork securely.
W1nk Srurs BEgM Three poan.ls
" lnai.rngnr, y gallon. 81 water, with
.srens,' ~ rpf,lr. ~ tnn,e. cupfMl III
gool srani, an'l some le,nol, peel.
10 kkMovE f.uir STAINS - To remove
an apple STUN TN cloth: DnmIrn tl,e
spots nlid hold them over n liRhhxl
match; the sulphur smoke will blcMcl, II
mt. This will also remove apple and
berry stains from the hands. -W 10
FHtrftr.
0oon. TEMrLAM lsKEM. Ono pin. n
bran, handful IL hDIM, Homc twiga u
spruce, hcmlu'k, or tsslnr. II little .an.
sairnr. roots NJ bnrslock, plantain, docks
AMI .lnn,lriion boil and strain. and nld
4 Nlssmf,llM ginger mulAssen aild 4 rup-
fnl ~ yeast. The atnyc will make
gallon.
RELigr ron Fnosrgn Fg.r. e For
frosted feet. take pure tlaxHs.sl oil. imtl,e
yonr feet, unl heat in hy the iir we'll
before going ~ bid; wrap some oil
clothes around the feet IL keep The oil
from rubbing oil, nnL lMthc again in
the morning. 4 few applications will
remove all soreness. nnd itching Amsr-
ieHu Fnru journal.
HoME Mar. lsk. Take half IN ounce
of extract ~ logwosi mud tan grnins u
bicliroinntc II potash, anil dissolve them
In quart Vt rain water In tNAtle kent
nnsurkul. The bottle should lN I,er.
frctly clean md ire frum my other
ink. Running the logwusl through
fine ..iia,ntr will remove all sediment.
EtsHiuy lvisrDHxin.
MnrE rHoM rnk Err. Take horse.
hair AMI double II, leaving loop. II
the note cnn be- sren. lay thu loop over
II. close The EYE, and The mote will nme
out An The hair IL Withdrawn, IN II can.
not ~ seen. rllse thc hi u thu eye il.
lar ~ possible, aDl place tie loop III il
y faf a. sou eau, clote the syt aud roll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05
q. = NV.
LIMBS.
fhe Chicago and Northwestern Railway

fhe ChiCago and Northwestern RAILWAY
En,lrsses under me insnA9eta.ns she asest 1rnal
hallway lnst III the West sun Northwest. aud, Will
IL h,,inerp,ir bra,.ies and connections, farn IN
shortest and quickest rutsla t.tMHvH ChhAHU and MI
rt,lnts IN Illinois. MiHN0tFin, Northern Michigan
Mnna.'s I l.sa Ne,,..a.' aal'f'r". sud ~
Omaha and California Line
1. tle .hnrse-t and ,e-s route leswen chteaeo md
All nuiblA hi Nnttls0rA lltih.s, tuwM, UaAsNA M.
lrn1ha, wyoming. Colorado titsl. Nevada, fsAl,fov
i,Ia. Oregon. thiia. japan AMI Australia. IL
CHICAGO, 81. Paul aIl Minneapolis Linz
!. Mr. Short linz ,ss~een .hsaHa snd ~ psts ~
~,i,. ~. PAUL Mini,sAlas, Duluth Ath ~ ppntA ~
tIae great Northwest. n.
L. Crosse, Winonn and %. pster Lima
Il sl,e isss route lttween Chicago and u rsssse.
New uian aud MI paints In hesttisrfn sud Central
MinnH@UtA. H.
Green hay and Marquette Line
wassrsown. you'd In i4e oslkosi,. AIJe.aa. ersssi
Hay. Esea,,si.s, Magazines, Marquette. ftenHbtan,
Hsnush And tlte Lake Hui~rtpF ssuntry. IL
frssport and dialogue Line
Il ,,r oay r,,ats hes~sen chie.aa .nA tgin. lL~t.
fufa tfertHffs WIN I'll th9MN fsh fkNtuus ~
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
1. tiu old tsGs nlusc Mauia. and II the nnIs mr.
n4sal,a iet~taH s'l,ieaNu anil Evanston, Lake tuf.
-. Highland i'.rk, MsuksRan. iss.ins. keGoria,
anil MiiwMnkne.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
Arr riin ~ Ill through trains ~ ihls rad,
This IN the niiis line running ths@ rsfs tstweetl
thlsApa aud ~ Ean aitd NIuns HjHiiH, h Att and
MII~anhss. cli.aan and Wibnns. ~ rhie.Hp and
tlre.n Hay,
t'I.~. connections afa made II Ihleaau wiiA ihe
i..ks f<l,use and Michigan kgattAsfH MiritaAH TEN.
trail baltimore a1id tDtsln. Pittsburgh, w. Wnyne and
titts ago. kankHlas lane and txn nande ltoslt0s ft
All taIsia Eaat atsA AHlr 81. and with the NhANgo
and AllDss aud tlItnnis Central f.f Ill Din. knutl
Et.,s. anitnesiIIt~ ai#H Ht.stf Nah thA iiHi0n
r.rlfr ttxilr0wd n omaha tnt III far West f"ints
tIses ruaneetIaa* made W Iuiists1n points with
trains ~ I'll ertsH I,Ints.
Ttrkrs. utef this Route arr enisl ~ I'll tuutssn
Ittkrt Agents IN III. United AtAtse aud Canada.
enelIsirf. tuH AAk fur yutt tlFkst viA The GhItANU
and NnfthwestrrH Hallway. nni TAXI M oih*f.
NV York nfhssa. MI. an Broadway; tknlan nhAur.
M, n kt.se A.. omaha 0ins, 1t1 FsFnhsm tt Hsn
frnnusrp nfAee. III Montgomery st.i GhtsND tukst
.lllues "a CLARK IT.. ansr hlerisn n0staes 10 Canal
IT., cor. Madisois kiHsT n. depot. epf, W. kln4is
and 6ans sss.. WsiIs y. hsI.A aof Wsils snd MIN.
ne III.
fuY rate. IN ufvf,uaiIoE nes #isainab~ from tol,t
llnp.~ I'LL kA Agent. strls MI
MARVIN HuuIfIII, ufn, Mshsssr s'li'esvs.
W. " s1tssffIt ushi pass AL OhifAeg