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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31
Exnress Omce Moved.

The office of the Southern Express
Company has been moved TO Beasley &
Baugh's old stand, under Anteinette
Hall j. l.. PEARcI, Agt.
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Misses CIOaks, all grades and
sizes, at the NEW YORK Store.

Mr.. L. J. Cox, with his family,
who fed from the fever and have
been in Pulaski for several weeks,
returned yesterday to their home in
Athens. A la.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Remember MCCALL makes a
peciGJty of Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hats de-, and t0iJt positive
LD Gioe goa better bargains than
uOu can act eLselChere. oct3-3t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Mr.. Geo. w. Lanrine is now
selling go,ds for w. +. Mccall.
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Mr.. Jno. A. j. Baker left this
week for Gainesville, Ark, where
he will embark with his brother iii
the drug business.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

We have taken olt wholesale whisky
license, and will be able to furnish our
customers by the barrel. oct3l-3t
GIBSON, GILBERT & NELSON.
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Thos. J. Wells is now salesman
for Mr.. Cronstine.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

The InImitahle DoIn, auctioneeI
ami gentleman, is in town.
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B. w. Knight sells the latest and
the best Beef, Mutton, Lamb and Pigs
the country affords, and intends to run
the market in hot as well as in cold
weather. sepl9-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

DIR. Rivers and Prof. Casey hav-
ing resigned their positions in Mar
tin College and propositions from
Prof. W, Il. Jones, its former welt
known and popular President, hav-
ing been accepted by the Board of
Trustees, he will resume charge of
that institution with the spring
term 1879, for a term of FIVE years.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

We call particular attention
of the Ladies not to purchase
before examining the stock of
the NEW YORK STORE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

If you want good Clothing cheap
Ter than you can buy the material,
examine the stock at the NEW
YORK STORE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Use Greenhalge's scot. Hair Restorer,
change your faded locks back to their
former color, and be happy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

1t is the duty of Democrats to
support the nominees of the patty.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

The "Repr blic' and as It's Favor
ties" are Ed Craig's special brands OF
Cigars.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Prints 3 cts. per yard at the
NEW YORK STORE.
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The Stewards meeting of the
Richland Circuit will be held Nov.
End, Saturday next at Bee Spring,
at the Quarterly Meeting.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

The Rev. Mr.. James of Franklin
preached Sunday and Sunday night
at the Church OF the Nativity in
PnlnSki
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Another lot of that fine "Merit" Cigar
lust received at Ed B. Craig's.
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We are glad to see that both Gen.
Whittthorne and Col. Moore order
the straight democratic ticket in
thorn
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The many friends and customers
of Mr.. Ike Shapard, who always
hunt him up, will find him at Mr..
w. 7. McCalrs under CITIZEN office
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Ladies' Plain and Fancy
Dress Goods. Great Variety at
McCALLS. oct3-3t.
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Black Cashmere's, Cheap, at
oct3-3t
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Our Stock of Ladies' dc Gents
Furnishing Goods cannot be eC-
ceLLed for Style, Quality DC Price.
NEW YORK STORE.
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a new lot of Cigars at Ed Craig's.
Come and get treat.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Col. Marsh Johnson, of Center
vile, was al the Linden Fridey
night
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MARION cHILDREss

/Subscribers out OF the State
/nnsf renew promptly when their
/ time is out a. indicated by the
date following their names, Or
when marked. BE sure 20 sendf
20 cents for postage. Il
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Our young friend Walter Steele,
who has been living at Prospect for
some time, has returned to Pulaski,
and is now at the Linden House.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Capt. B. F. Taylor and lady are
visiting ii Pulaski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Quite q number of wild ducks
have been seen in Richland, and
several killed. GRAB your old rusty
shot guns, boys, and join in the
sport.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

The mail was two hours behind
again yesterday.
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Caterpillar Fringe, newest
thing out, at McCALL'> ocl7-3
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DR.. Rufus White has been sick
for some weeks, and is still confined
TO his room.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Col. d. b. Cooper, of Colum bia,
made the day pleasant to friends in
Pulaski Yesterday.
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A BARGAIN!
JNo. d. FLAUTT.

WISH TO sell l25 acres Of Land near Pu
4 laski-a part Of the DT Carter farm All
well set in Grassess with a good fence and
being convenien. 20 town would make .
splendid dairy farm. For psIticulsrs and
terms apply 70 kOb'I hODEh.
Eertb-4m.
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Great Drive I'm Hamburg Edg-
ings at McCALL'S, at =, ., 3 l-3,
10, IL 1-2, 10, 20, 20 and so
cts, worth twice the prices.
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HAYIEG boen appointed Administrater
IL Of the estate Of ChAr1as 3 Hniler, deed
notice l. hereby given 70 thscredltors 81 said
Charles Butler % come forward and settle
their indebtedness, and ali debtors are ~
ouested 70 hle their claims with ms A. once.
octa4-<t WM. A. BUTLER, Admir-
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Hogshead of new Clarified n. o. Su-
gar just received by w. r. Craig.
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Rev L. Hensley Grubbs returned
to Decatur Tuesday, and will issue
the News next SATURDAY..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

The numerous friends of Mr..
Bob. Shapard can now find him at
Arrowsmith Il Abernathy's.
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Mr.. II. p. Loveman of n. Y. City
is on a visit to his brother in Pu-
laski. Mr.. A. Z. Loveman.
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Sunday was a cold rainy day,
consequently the congregations were
not large at either of the churches.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Anew lot of Ladies' Untrim-
med Hats at the NEW HOhh
STORE,
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The stock of Groceries at the
NEW YORK STORE is complete
and Mr.. S. Pinkus will be happy to
see his friends and customers.
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Use the Acme Soap, sold by w. r.
Craig. oet24-2t
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There is no Soap that is equal to the
Acme Oct94-9t
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Nice VeIveteen at McCALL'S
for 60 cts. worth 81. Oel7-3t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

win Csaig aas nsw hOmlav and grfts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-31

Boys 81 Children's Suits at all
prices at the NEW YORK
STORE
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CARP EFT So f I9vE.

MAN have just ceived large lot of
new carpetings,2 ply Ingram, 3ply and
Brussels to which they invite attention
and in which they offer great bargains
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into the fold. we wlm MVs ~--~-----'
you, although you have been quite
naughty.
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and ecIipse Maury One tims.
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Germantown Wool in all col
Ors at the NEW YORK STORE.


and is now at the Linden House.
Germantown Wool in all col
Ors at the NEW YORK STORE.
The Stewards meeting of the
Richland Circuit will be held Nov.
End, Saturday next at Bee Spring,
at the Quarterly Meeting.
Porter Osborn, of Nashville, was
out for several days last week. Por
ter is getting better looking and
more popular every day,
Black Cashmere's, Cheap, at
McCALLS. oct3-3t
Mr.. Jno. A. j. Baker left this
week for Gainesville, Ark, where
he will embark with his brother i'll
the drug business.
The Rev. Mr.. James of Franklin
preached Sunday and Sunday night
at the Church OF the Nativity in
Pulaski.
Hogshead of new Clarified n. o. Su-
gar just received by w. r. Craig.
We are glad to see that both Gen.
Whittthorne and Col. Moore order
the straight democratic ticket in
thern.
Sunday was a cold rainy day,
consequently the congregations were
not large at either OF the churches.
There is no Soap that is equal to the
Acme. oct24-2t
The numerous friends of Mr..
Bob. Shapard can now find him at
Arrowsmith Il Abernathy's.
Mr.. II. p. Loveman of n. Y. City
is on visit to his brother in Pu-
laski, Mr.. A. p Loveman.
Nice VeIveteen at McCALL'S
for 90 cts. worth 81. ocl7-2t
Rev. L. Hensley Grubbs returned
to Decatur Tuesday, and will issue
the News next Saturday,
Col. d. b. Cooper, of Columb ia,
made the day pleasant to friends in
Pulaski yesterday.
Caterpillar Fringe, newest
thing out, at McCALL'S ocl7-3
DR.. Rufus White has been sick
for some weeks, and is still confined
| to his room.
Col. Marsh johnson, OF Center
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-23

Reports Of Indian ?1Gaisaoros Oooar-
ing in Ssptenbsr Iast-A Citiss1
ofBisnaarckA Alone Eseapss.
DEADwooD, D. T., Feb. 19.-To.mor-
rows Pioneer will contain letter writ
ten by Pat Rafferty,, we'll known
Prospector from Bismarck, which gives
the following news: Rafferty's psrty
left Deadwcod July the 9th for the Big
Horn, reaching Clark's fork about the
FIRST of September. On September che
Sth they were attacked by ; band of
Nez Perces Indians. The Indians sue
'ceeded in killing all but Rafferty, and .
Swede named Christ. Nolan, who es-
capped to the command at thit time
scouting in that vicinity. A few days
after this Rafferty, Was sent with four
men to carry wounded man to the
Grow Agency. The next morning after
leaving tho command tine Indians Ut
tackled and killed eli but Rafferty,, who,
though wounded through the arm, sue
ceeded in making good his escape. The
names Of the prospectors killed in the
fight of Sept. 9Th, are, John. Shenan
drew, Olo Rae, Csrl Bjarklunder, Lew
Anderson and Thomas Reddefeld.
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Died To1afher.

Sr. Lou1sss Feb. 19.-John Gumbinger
accompanied by lady, registered at
the I'indell last night. They ate sup
per and were assigned to rooms. About
5 o'clock this afternoon the room was
entered and the bodies of the man and
woman found lying on the bed. The
woman had been shot in the left ten
pie and the man in the right. The
pistol which had done the work was
found in the mans hand. The man
was identified Is Jno. Gumbinger, sged
81, bar tender for Henry
LYDIA, q wealthy saloon keeper, and
brewer. The woman Vas Maggie LYDIA,
aged 19, daughter of Gumbinger's en-
ployer. Her father had forbidden msr
risge between them. The young wo
man was pregnant.
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Bu:KEDBEABTIR8sz.

The Aazager2o1 the New York Cen
gross OF Bennty Sdps Out Without
Settling With his Fsnaiadno OuPss.
NEW York, Feb. .l8.-The congress
of female ugliness, exhibited last week
st Gilnore's garden, viii not receive :
cent for their endurance during the six
days of the oelings and guyings Of
New York mobs. Hitchcock, the mana.
ger, cannot be found, and he will con
tinue invisible until the lapse of time
placates the wrath Of the sw,nd!ed wo
men. They have taken measures for
the collection of their claims through
the Woman's Protective. un.on- g
Many Of the women who assembled
at Hitchcock Office are resp~c' able,
hard working girls, whc thought to
turn an honest penny. Depending up
on the certain receipt OF the 3 prom
ised, they made promises ahead to thei,
lanGladies. Being unable 10 .compl.
with these promises, many Of them are
in distress. One girl quit The nous.
where she was living. to-day, '.svin.
had only a sandwich for her break asst
Another said: "Wf-re an / to go? ]
may as we'll SIT down a.. this house, fOI
| am sure cannot get INTO the room
where have been lodging withou'
money to pay my rent" Another, II
have not cent IN the world. went int
that sho:s because necessity forced m.
tn 10 anything I" get money for mysel'
and children" AS the hour grew later
the panys Of hunger were added 10 tb.
Of the waiting ones. Many
were without the means 10 procure
food, and it was suggested to send =
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a Gastronsudc Feat

NV IoRK, Feb. 1S.-A gourmet Of
this .city has just demonstrated the
possibility Of eating rossted quail At
noon for thirty consecutive days, and
he has pocketed $3.50 dollars for his ac-
eonp,ishmebt of this fest. He sscTibes
his success to temperate ,bsbits He
does not intend by this remark to cast
any reflection on western emuIstors Of
the feat. -~Es a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
'i"t 10 The Rismare1T Tribune.
CONVICTED


y CONVICTED
ST. Paul, Feb 23.- Lena Small has
been convicted of murder in the first de-
gree, in Times County, Iowa, for helping
to,lynch two b. .others twenty-onc years
ago. who were accused OF horse stealing.
a NATIONAL PARTY
was organized at Toledo, Ohio, vester-
day. The men taking part were green
back leaders and others Of the last CAM
paign. Twenty-three states were repre-
sented. The platform adopts the name,
t3national,' favors greenbacks as an un-
limited legal tender, silver equal to gold,
universal and equal taxation, etc.; it op-
poses land grants the. prison contract
system, Chinese immigration etc. Sam
Cary and Blanton Duncan were prsm,-
'nent in the convention. ,zrss,, ,s,s>
=, .-af.a4 THE, ,PK1slDKkT go fa{.s
has withdrawn from the files Of the de-
partmept of justice, his letter = on the
Louisiana prosecutions, the only evidence
existing that he disapproyed the same.
-, -,a as..rf, THE .snyKR BILL .,.T az,
will be presented to the president on Sun
cay. .E5t@1 .-Ezoo ---fs E-s Ira1E3z j
d.
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ADOAO0o
Andrew Noe, Of St. Louis, robbed h1s
father Of $3.50 and lit out for the Hills
The intimation that A w Howard Is
the uncle Of w A Howard IS ground
less imputation against our newly recon-
cilcd postmaster, The genealogical tree
didn't even grow in the same forest
Iankton Press.
The probability that another German
newspaper will soon be established IN
Yankton. The protector is wealthy
German from Chicago, who has recently
made large investments IN real estate In
tie neishborhood Of Yankton-7nxkton
Press. O. ~
Judge Brookings has made number OF
large sales of real estate during :fe pas,
month and is daily receiving enquiries
from the east about Dakota real e$sare-
7.,nklon Press
Wheat J. selling :or eighty e=>nE- pc.
ou~hei in Yankton.
Bismarck doesn't take very unLi0dly 70
'he territorial scheme joining her to the
4 lis Give her the capital ana an al
nos, unanimous voice would go up ssr
lincoln
i'cnHSy!rauIan> are numerous ~ South
rn Dakota
The D,ko:a Herald, Of Fe. If. give
bismarck splendid setting up ..roIyA
ne correspondence o. Mr.. Uac<ers, re-
emily a visitor here. He gave yer his
ory. res ,irce- ard noticeable c,,rac e.
,tic- and dubbed her the "Qp-rn CITY
+ he Northwest.
II F. Cutting. Ct fankten, was mar led
% Miss Josephine Dawson on shsztyk
.n>t.
The Yansson Hera' SAYS the Bism
RHINE * ~,abIv edited and !nanagejso
Is e, - p M. All opposition
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petition to st. Johns Guild.

peIItIOU 10 SC. JONH S1UIIE. Tue IOf~
lowing was drawn up.
ST. JoHN'S GUILD: Please send SONG
thing to eat for seventy Eve. aud charge
to Ben Hitchcock. We are all very
hungry.
AT :, o'clock Mr Iiischcocks victims
were informed that the building was TO
be closed for the night They then
quietly departed, announcing that they
would be around again at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow. B. W. Hitchcock IS Long
Island real estate dealer 4 short time
ago he gained an unpleasant motor
.iety - the mansger Of s'bsby shows
in tbs city and PhiIsdelohis.
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Notes and Nsvs.

-" NOToO ana 19Ov9s
~ Mrs. a T Stewart owns the .argest
single diamond in the land. =g
,fF The Pennsylvania legislature has been
in session six weeks and has only passed
one bill.
The problem new agi:ating the officials
Of Chicago is how 10 run big city with
out money.
The average man doesn't want an ele-
plant on his hands.-.S3ring7iezdRe RetabIs-
can No; nor on his toes either. 81
J. The senate has confirmed the nornIna-
ton Of Chas. a. Ruffee as Indian agent
at the Chippewa agency, Minnesota
Chief Joseph has sold his war horse ior
SIS. That shows what q ~bear-in the
market Gen. Miles is.-Boskoa AdoezGs<x.
!. Never take the bull bi the horns, young
man, but take him bl the tale, then you
kan let go when You want to.-1ask BH-
HNg,- ~
i m C Russell, ofthe Lake City Leader.
is proposed az candidate f~ conpess
from the second district, on the repubiI
can ticket.
/. In Switzerland donkevs have bells on
their necks. In this country II Is not IN
usual to see them with bellies on their
arms.-L0weI Courier. ~
Ex-senator Ramsey who has rseesUy
returned from Washington, thinks the
chances excellent for the passage At the
present session of congress sf the bill to
extend the time for the completion Of the
Northern pacific railroad.
Fsiday, the day before the passage OF
the silver bill, gold closed at $I.0o5S.
Saturday, after the passage Of the bill, It
opened at I.o75a and closed at OH,
decline OF onc-fourth OF cent. Aud the
silver men smile and BIandly remark,
eve told you So"
hOfcers of the postohice department
estimate that the revenues Of the depart
ment are now suffering loss Of not less
than quarter of million of dollars per
month by the flood Of stamps sold By
postmasters at small country Offices at
4 discount for use in the cities and towns.
The postmaster at st. Louis alone shows
amount of $1So,ooo per annum in this
way.
Mr.. George Francis Train is entertain
ing 1.-THE ladies only" OF Newark, New
Jersey, with some Of his antics One Of
his gentle auditors asked where he was
born. 1T was my misfortune" replied
Mr.. Train to be born in Boston apollo
gize to t:Bosten for it." Great hushter.I
"a meaner place never knew Il was
founded by miserable lot Ct pilgrims
kicked out Of England into Holland and
then paid to keep away from Manhattan:
island"
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TOE DEITRICH-Omnibus Line. Leaves Bis
q marck for Fl Lircoia at IN and 2:19 p m
Returning leaves Lincoln 81; 10 and 3:30 u
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@ HI &c a GO
ST. PAUL & kINNEAPOLIS
ga IL N E. ea: g17f

That portion of the Chicago Northwestern Rail-
way between Chicago and Eiroy (via Aadison), a nd
Paul. to Minneapolis, form q single Line between
Chicsso, St. Paul + Minneapolis. This line will
hereafter be known as the r.> ,-.s
Chicago, 1t. Paul & MINNEAPOLIS line
It is The ONLY LINE between st. Psul and Min
nea3ofis and Chicago that passes through Hudson,
Eau Clare, Black River Pals, Elroy aud Madison,
is the Only Line
that rms on any Of its trains the celebrated
@sPullmane ePalacesCars.
All trains Of this great roate run through without
change of cars. Pullman Palace Drawing Room
All Express trains this route are equipped with
Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes and Biiler's Pat
ent Safety Plat form and Couplers-The Most Per
feet Protection against Accidents known,
This popular route is unsurpassed for speed Com
and perfect track Of Steel Rails, the celebrated
Pullman Palace cars. the Perfect Telegraph
System Of moving trains, the regularity with which
they run, the admirable arrangement for running
through Cars between Chicago and all points West
North and Northwest, secure to paseengers all the
Comforts In Modern Railway Travelling.
II you wish the Best Travelling Accommodations.
you will buy your tickets by this Route. and will
take no other.
All Ticket Agents can sell you through tickets
0Passen1ers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo. Cleve
land, Buffalo, Nisgara Fails, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
Toronto, Montreal. Quebec. Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington, In
dlanapolls, 81. Louis. Cairo and all
Points South and East,
should buy their tickets via a. -
Chicago, St. Paul e. Minneapolis
Line. Close connections are made At Chicago with
the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern, Baltimore
+ Ohio, Michigan Central, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne,
+ Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes,
for .ll points East and South east. and with the
Chicago Alton aud Illinois Centrs! for all points
South. -..t..s. .,-.
New York Office. No. 4.5 Broadway, Boston
Office, No. State Street; St Paul Ticket Offices,
Corner Third and Jackson Streets, and at depot
on sibley street; Minneapolis Ticket Offices. No.
Nicolett House Block and st st. Paul Pacific de-
pot; Chicago Ticket Offices. 81 Clark street, under
sherman House, Is Canal, corner Madisen street;
Kfnzie Street Depot, cor West Kinzie and Canal
Streets Wells Street Depot. cor Wells and Kinzie
streets. VII STENNETr. Gen Pas. Agt, Chicago
FB CLARK G PA WWR'v. St Paul.
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and destructive foods occurred this week
IN Ontario, New York and New England.
EGROPE IS STILL AGITATED ..,. -
by the rumors Of the Russian occupation
of Constantinople which are denied from
St. Petersburg The Porte hesitates to
consent to the Russian conditions which
would limit Turkey in Europe TO Con-
stantincple and immediate vicinity, -
Earl Russell is dying from bronchitis. -.