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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15

Little L0oEo SAvABO 0koosS
and Made Hearts Good Which Were In-
elined q be Bad-A Yankton Indian
Writes to Tell Us that Everything 10
now Lovely At b Agency.
Yankton Agency, D. 7. Oct. Is, 1879
To the Press:and DISCRIMINATION Andrus
he came here lost spring, and what did he
come here for, l suppose 1t was known all
round. He came here to have charge Of all
this nation. that is the Yankton nation.
And he, the president appointed him. and
he came, and he had y work to do. He was
to make this nation COED and wise and
gentle and right and in the end make white
men of them, and that is what the president
SELECTED him and sent him here for.
And now on the last October 4, 1879, at
II 80 o'clock he did q bad thing With an
Indian, and in the Daily Press and Dakota-
ian of Oct. 8. 1879 j: was told. Aud now,
because Of what they have done they have
given up some of their money to make 1t
right, aud this is the amount:
The agent. 1000
The Clerk 49,. -. 500
The Farmer. .. 500
The Issue Clerk 500
The trader and son 1900
The Interpreter. 1l.00
Total... S5l. 90
Then last spring BY the president some
police were made, and The chief Of police
his name is Captain Drums. aud he is an
Iadian aud oughl'nt to know what is right
aud what 1t is good to do. But he this
time attended to the word Of the president
and did it.. And though this bad thing
was none of his, but o when ne saw the
nstirn was getting into trouble, be called
together his police and came to The agent
aud said To him: I've saw The wrong thing
that you did. aud for that. You might not
have seen this day" Then onv chief Phil.
ip Delnnia. be said To hlm in y quiet way,
'you had better psy something" And
Captain Drums, though be was 10 Indian,
he wanted TO CO the word of the president
as l said. snd he talked and he said be want.
ed this bad thing to be settled. And SO he
and his police would collect $50 aud give
to settle II. They would each give II,
though they only get IS = month. But they
knew that this was y bad thing, aud SO they
wanted to pay it up. And then another In.
dian, his name 10 Wsnspumenj. he 10 an In
dian and spoke in . beseechiDg voice and
said be would give q horse, 9 big horse and
. good one, that could draws wagon, and
the only one be had. He would give il,
10 be gave his horse. It was worth about
$50. Aud so he did the chief thing to keep
the peace. And now there will be no more
trouble We oil knowsn and We let people ksow
it,
And now We are all of good heart and
the pay it is this.
The whites. 5 81 @
- z - E--.,,, =,
OFT Is au.............. ............... $lll.o0
Its 20 much they paid.
So all this grew up and all this money
was spent because the agent did not pay
three dollars.snd ~seventy.Ase cents. II be
had given it to him ct once oil this money
would have been saved.
Five days after Nejor Pollock came dewn
On q boat and got off the boat. but did no,
~ snytaiss. tAoagAshe Vas q the agent,
% hour and : hslf;and then TIE chiefs they
ss6t,"why did he not ask US about thi.
t&tne '"asJhell6A that altssssA ,jor Poilocl
- E.sIfsf l--u - E-s w. - 49,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
TO the LADIES

George G.. Orsesr. representing the One
Price Dry Goods house Of seRelbaum Bros,
Ainpsatqlis. Nina. oss he seen at the
Msrchsse ho.el With q large and complete
line Of Dry Goods, Notions. Fancy Goods,
&C., Of the latest styles. Gail and SEQ his
samples 1t Minpsspolis Pricer. = {
q 5000 ----
Morrow's gallery Is still aourishing,
with Mrs. Morrow in charge, who is untir-
ing in her efforts TO please. Give her =
call and enjoy N hour "viswipg" the large
and varied assortment Of views always on
hand. Prices reduced for the next thirty
days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15

Jus. received 500 sacks Of The celebrated
brand Of Oakdale Hour, by
j. Il. BRuct &Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15

General Admission, p cts Box Seats. 30 ct>s
Doors open at Z. curtain rises ats: s,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
IT'S ALBRIGHT NOW.

A Eth. L.srs s..tAe1sAe savage sr.s.e
elined to be Bad-A Yankton Indian
Writes to Tell Us hat Everything 10
now Lovely At the Agency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

No sooner had the real Mrs. Montro-
sellian appeared upon the scene than
the ostensible mother OF the child per-
former took to her heels, and also 10
the woods. Eye witnesses said 10 a
REGISTER envoy, who traced up the ru-
NOR Of the affair which came to town on
the next car, that nothing like II for
spread had ever been witnessed. Rarus
was nowhere. The shame faced
Montrosellian would iain have
sought relief in flight, but was
too astonished 10 escape. The in
dignant wife gave vent to her long pent-
UP feelings in perfect torrent Of vlrtu-
GUS indignation. but becoming calmer,
she demanded OF Montrosellian explain
alton of his course. This he gave, or
pretended to give.
First, he declared that Ada was not
his wife; that he had obtained divorce
in the West.
Second, he was not living with Mrs.
Lauffman as his wife, but she merely
accompanied him TO assist him in some
of his sketches.
Third, his affections were still CEN
tired in Ada, and if she would allow him
to fill his engagement with Laramie UNI
molested, he would re-marry her, and
they would be as happy as turt'e-doves.
These We're the salient features OF the
reply, and so persuasive was the man
that his pursuer was Modified, and re-
pairing to the residence OF friend, she
put in the time which the engagement
lasted in hoping for renewed happiness
after its termination. Montrosellian
called frequently, and at his first call,
averred that he had sent the objectiona-
bic woman to her home.
The engagement at HornbrOok's was
TO last week, but on Wednesday even
ing, after a stormy interview between
MOntrosellion and Laramie, the former
abruptly terminated the contract, and
refused to appear again. Mr.. Laramie
took steps TO have his baggage attached,
but he had cautiously sent 1t over into
Ohio, where he wished to follow, but
could not for several days, on account of
the lack of funds. The wedding be-
tween himself and his former wife was
to have taken place on last Friday
night. On that evening he called on
Ada, and renewed all his assurances OF
affection, and anticipated with feigned
Joy, their reunion. This fact was com
municated to the REGISTER to prevent
the publication OF the story on Saturday
morning, which was contemplated. Late
that evening, a reporter visited the Is. "
O. depot to inspect the scene of the rail-
road war and learn if all was quiet on
the Ohio. He was surprised to see Mont
roselian, Mrs LauiIman and the. child,
Lottie, waiting for the mignight train
West Meeting friend OF Mrs. Ada's
later, ne informed him OF the fact, and
messenger was at once dispatched to
her with the Intelligence. But it
reached her too late. The birds had
flown.
Mrs. Montrosellian now renounces
the man, but declares her intention TO
secure her child at all hazards, and for
this purpose she is now moving heaven
and earth. That she may be successful
will be the wish OF all friends of virtue
and all lovers Of purity everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.


YESTERDAY was bright and pleasant.
The moon rapidly approaches her
maximum.
AUGUST is beginning to feervery feeble
and to think OF making way for Sep
TENDER.
In seems that one OF the Egyptian
plaques has descended upon US In the
shape of gnats and mosquitoes. A fresh
importation of these harrassing insects
has evidently arrived and become accli-
mated.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announces an excursion to
Chicago on Tuesday. The tickets are
good for ten days and the round trip
costs s.. The Industrial Exhibition Is
the chief attraction.
We were under the impression that
oysters were not very eatable IN months
without the 81" but from the delicious
flavor OF some that Martin, the boss
feeder. sent TO this Office last evening,
our mind is changed.
\ CONCERT for the benefit of the tenn
perance cause will be held in the NJ. r..
Church, at Kirkwood, next Friday even
ing. August 18th. Distinguished vocal
lists from this city have promised their
assistance on this occasion.
A KNOT OF gentlemen were sitting on
Market street opposite the office last
evening, discussing the Republican
boom at Steubenville, when the CONVEX
sation turned upon prison warfare and
grew so warm that a truce was called to
prevent bloodshed.
THE widening of the sidewalks on
Market street between Tenth ana
Eleventh is a much needed improve
ment, and Will be noted by all with the
greatest satisfaction. Residents IN that
section have been working for years Tor
that cnnsummation.
THERE is q general public pressure
upon the special committee from the
Civ Council 10 investigate the affairs oil
the gas office, for 4 full report. Nobody
knows what has been done, except, pos
siblv, themselves, and the public is de-
sirous Of being enlightened upon the
subject.
REV. PoGsoS, of Bridgeport, is the Ia
Their OF a boy who will probably distln-
yuish himself, The evening before the
last circus in that city, the reverend
gentleman was talking to his son about
the beauty of heaven, when the child
suddenly observed, Papa, let's drop
heaven and talk circus" Heaven was
dropped. The q. !. Ne,rS tells wicked
story,
Oh Friday evening, State Superin-
tcndent, w. X. PendletOn, delivered an
interesting and instructive address in
| the Court House, on the schools OF our
| State, and how TO make them efficient.
| The learned and dignitied gentleman Is
Il pleasant speaker and makes a good
| impression upon his hearers.-POuI
Pleasant Register.
THE heavy rains on last Sunday night
caused Coon Run, in Marshall county,
W. Va, 10 rise to such height that II
washed house away situated about a
mile up the run, and some of the occu-
pants came very near being washed
away with it, All of their household
effects were destroyed. The run was
never known to be as high before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
THE STEUBENVULE JAM
BOREE.
How Some of Our People Re-
garded 1t.

garded 1t.
Our readers are familiar with the
meeting at the Court House on Tuesday
night of the veterans OF the various
wars that have devastated our country
aud dclugcd our far land with blood, y
and their resolve to attend the grand
reunion, which came off at Steubenville,
Yesterday. The managing committee,
10y hard work, got everything ready,
and at O'Clock, yesterday morning, the
Courier, with some five hundred
passengers on board, and with band
PLAYING and colors flying, left the
wharf and steamed up the river to Steu'
benville. The following extract is taken
from out the sixteen column account oil
the GG-etS:
The steamer Courier brought the reg
ulur Wheeling delegation OF soldiers
with brass band and all the West Nir'
ginia battle flags, besides many repre-
scntatiyCS from intermediate points, the
passenger list numbering about $50
Governor Mathews came by this boat
In addition to this the Pewiky road
transported fully 500 persons from
Wheeling, besides large numbers from
intermediate points. The Panhan'
die trains, / and 10, from
the East brought fully 1000 from Pitts
hur,h and other intermediate points.
At noon it was generally estimated that
10000 strangers were in Steubenville,
beside the many thousands more left by
the wavside to mourn the lack of trans
portation. The only backset, if it can
be so called, to the big reunion, is its
unexpected immensely, thus compelling
the railroads TO ''thrOw up on their en-
dcavors to get all the anxious ones to
the Mecca of their pilgrimage.
The Wheeling eXcursiOniSts returned
by every train toward evening, though
the Courier did not arrive until nearly
two o'clock. While all of our people
agreed that as "CrOwd and
hurrah' the reunion was sue
cess, there was not the most
mhoundcd satisfaction on the part of
some. There were Democrats in this
city, who, from the first, declared the
whole things 10 be a grand Republican
boom and the Democrats TO be blind to
allow them to rope Ewing into such a
mob. Some thought that when 1.-THE
grand old soldier Ewing was address
ing the mob, everything was inSultingly
quiet. but when the Baptist preacher
and Republican yarl-stick Garfield got
up, it did nothing but put up hurrahs
all over the place"
However, despite this feeling on the
part of some, the general opinion is that
tho rarruipr, yy9S a GRAND SupppSS and
Steubenville's biggest day. 1t has been
estimated that over $1,000 strangers
were in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Thrown from a Buggy.

On Wednesday evening Albert Franz
helm and Tom Howell met with an ac-
cidcnt outthc road They were driving
i'm near the monument, and upon reach
inc the level near Mrs. FrenCh's, began
speeding their animal. \ spindle,
however, broke in front and the boys
were precipitated 10 the road. The horse
and vehicle brought up at Stamm's, and
the wounded were brought in for attend
ance. Their injuries were, however,
Supprficial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
BELMONT COUNTY.
Political Notes-A Musical Com
munity-COal WOrks-R. r..
Trustees AppOinted-Treas-
,,ror,s Sfafament


CHARLEY Dawson and R. y. Maiden
have purchased the Barnesulile coal
works. Price, $500.
RAISEY's coal works above Martin s
Ferry, are shipping twenty-five car loads
OF coal daily, and employ eighty miners.
The Democratic city convention at
Belaire for nominating land appraiser
for the city, will be held in City Hall
this evening at $50 o'clock.
Hon. CHARLES REMELIS, the able and
eloquent German orator, who is run
ming for Auditor of State on the Demo
cratic ticket, will speak in Bellaire on
Friday evening, September 9th.
TREASURER EATON settled with the
State Treasurer at Columbus on Tues
day. Total State tax collected S2S,-
100. Schoyi :.i paid to State
Sq,7l6.67, drawn Out 81, 2S4.25. Bal
ance due State SIS ,940.37.
TIE st. Clairsville Cornet Band, c. +.
Hughes leader, left on Wednesday for
the State Fair at Columbus, where they
will play on Thursday and Friday. The
engagement is a feather in the boys
caps of which they are justly proud.
ALTHOUGH the weather was bad ON
last Saturday evening, there was a good
turnout to hear II. NJ. Eaton's speech
before the Ewing and Rice club meeting
at Glencoe. Mr.. Eaton delivered an
able and mastery addrcss.-Gasettt.
JUDGE OKEY on Tuesday made the APP
pointments of Trustees Of the new ST.
Clairsyille and Northern Railway: Hir-
am Borof, Thomas T.. Clark, Z. W. Car
roll, David Darrah and .. j. Swaney.
The Board is said TO give general salts
faction. =.
CoMMUNIoN services were held in the
VI. f. Church last Sunday. Rev. W.
d. Starkey, preached an able sermon in
the morning and Rev. J. NJ. Carr a pow
eriul one in the evening. The music on
the occasion was unusually good owing
to the assistance given the choir by
Prof. Werden, u gentleman who is max.
ing arrangements 10 put the cantata oil
Esther, the Beautiful Queen on the
boards at st. Clairsville early in SelIem-
Der. st. Clairsville has some remarka.
bly, fine singers for small town, and
the cantata ought to be creditably per-
| formed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Society Personals.

Miss Matte J. Devries leaves at the
end OF the week for trip through the
East.
Miss Lizzie Wait, of the South Side,
left yesterday TO spend few weeks at
Portland.
Miss Bette Mcclure, who has been
visiting at Oakland, has extended her
trip TO Baltimore.
Miss Laura Harden has returned from
a summering in the mountains.
p. d. Citizens, NJ. d., of Beallsville,
Monroe county, Ohio, was in the city,
yesterday.
Miss Ida Haldeman, of West Chester,
Pa, returned yesterday to the Female
College, of which institution she is a
member Of the Senior class of 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
WaHes- WamesP

Take one quart of -four, two teaspoon
fuls OF salt, two tablespoonfuls melted
butter, and sweet milk sufficient TO make
a thick batter; mix thoroughly, add one
egg well beaten and one measure Ban
ner Baking Powder; stir well and bake
at once in waffle irons. Serve with ma
pie syrup.
Each can of Banner Baking Powder
contains measure TO use instead of a
spoon. A pound can with the measure,
and Banner Recipe Book complete
mailed TO families on receipt of 90 cts.
Address, Banner Baking Powder, P. o.
Box sos, Pittsburgh. Pa, if you cannot
procure it from your grocer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Prisoner ESCAPED.

cone by one our idols leave us, sang
the chaingang as they pegged away at
their work, Yesterday, on the Fourteenth
street cut. Another prisoner had eS-
capped, and the remainder We're singing
that Jeremiad over him. He was an
old man, and probably thought he could
find employment better suited to his
gray hairs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
onera House. SATURDAY Night.

A very respectable number of seats
tor Engaged" have been sold. The
Agnes Wallace-Nilla Combination,
which appears on Saturday night, has a
fine reputation as burlesque company,
and will doubtless draw good house.
The programme will consist Of two plays
-Gilbert's irresistible comedy EN-
gagged" and Villas side-splitting bur
lpSoup "PinafOren
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

The following transfers were recorded
AT the office OF the Clerk vi the County
Court Yesterday:
Deed made August %, 1879, by A. w.
Rose and wife, OF Jefferson county, o..
TO the b. 90. Railroad Company for a
piece OF land in the Fifth ward OF the
city OF Wheeling, for 500. 49,
Deed made August -, 1879, by A. W.
Chapline, OF West Liberty, W. Va, 10
the Il. 4 .. Railroad Company for a
piece Of land in the Fifth ward of the
city OF Wheeling, for 500
Deed made August -, 1879, by Bern
hard Bach and wife To +. 4. W. Under
mann for lot No. 2O3 on the South Side
OF Twentieth street, Wheeling, for $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Prospects for Starting the Belmont Mill

We were crcdibly informed yesterday
that the metal for the Belmont Mill had
arrived by river and that portion at
least, the FORCES, OF the works would be
started on Monday. We have under
stood that the managers Were only
waiting Tor material before starting up.
This will be joyful news for the Sixth
ward and other sections of the southern
portion of the city. Many of the en-
ployes OF the Belmont have done no
work since the mill shut down over a
year ago, and with some of them even
the necesSaries of lie are difficult to OBJ
tain. A steadily running mill means
comfort and happiness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Council Meeting.

There is every probability that the
City Solons will meet in special session
next Tuesday evening, though nothing
official is known 10 that effect. There is
nothing OF any importance to come up,
unless it is something more from the
gas Office But there are certain men,
bers of Council who feel il incumbent
upon them and their bounden duty To
call a meeting at stated intervals, and
consider the week wasted that passes
without being freighted with gather
ing OF the clan" Fortunately these
meetings cost nothing more than gas,
and as the city does not pay her gas
bills, that is not taken into consideration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Meeting of the Supreme Circle of Honor

Mtetlus OF inc supreme OlfcIe OF HOnOT.
The supreme Circle of Honor will
meet in Wheeling on next Tuesday
afternoon, for the transaction of impor-
tant business, including the election of
officers for the ensuing year. The meet
ings will be held in Peterson's Hall,
Main street. On Thursday evening a
festival will be given in this hall for the
benefit of the Circle. and there will also
be addresses delivered by prominent
men of the order. All friends OF tenn
perance, whether members or not, are
cordially invited to be present on Tues
day evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
PnlinA Court

The following cases were disposed OF
at this Court Yesterday morning:
Cornelius Vance, drunk, second
oTcnsc, fined $50, and in default COM
mittcd for one year.
Stephen Quinn, drunk, second odense,
six months in the work house.
John Ball, drunk, so; committed for
30 days.
Thomas McCOmbS, yagrancy, $40;
committed.
Two cases against Tommy Cockanye
were continued until this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

By postal from Wheeling we learn
that the Rev F. \. Trippett, formerly
stationed in this place, but now located
at Fulton, near Wheeling, is lying dan
gerously in at his boarding house, near
Greggsville.-P Point Pleasant Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

" you need Liniment Of any kind
we advise you to get bottle Of NcLain' .
Good latent Linimsnt. IL is far superior
to the many Wanted foreign remedies
we read ~ much about, as hundreds Of
our citizens will freely testify. One
trial is all that ia necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

Persons earring the city for me s1m'mer
can hars he REGISTER maji,,t to them,
postpaid, for % cents per MONTH. S''LscriJ-
srs changing their locations from time to
time can hare the directions Of their papers
changed Jy sending postal carl 10 this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Hebrew Service.

Services will be held this evening at
the Synagogue, in Odd Fellows Build
lug, at 7 o'clock. Rev. DIR. Jacob Theo.
VogelsdorfT, the pastor OF the congrega-
ton, will preach a service in German.
A n are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

s,.,,b,,.yiIrs accommodation leaves Bellaire at
A.tSP n bridgeport az 800 and arrives al Steu-
benville at 6.lA 2. n.
Leaves SteuheuyiNe az $50 A. ", bridgeport
stS.s5 A. N arrive at Bellairc az 9.lO A. ".
The Stpubeuyillc Accommodation. IN addiuon
IL thgir regular trip o. and from Stcu6enyile
will make the following trips between bcllalFc
and Martins Ferry. 80 .,
Bridgeport to Martins se''y,,,,'II:.io55 p p n.
Bellalgc......,. ...-.--.'-''-..'''li % - n y
90 .-................ -ss..-sss D. - T. n
Stoppiu g when rcQuircd at sherman House,
Et1sviiie WtSt Wheeling and Gravel Hill
TickrtS and baggage checks 10 all prlhclpA
Ys,intS i'm the Fast and West can be pruCured AT
me ticket 0fnce i'm Bridgeport. F. Z. MYERS,
mo General Passenger < Ticket Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
DENTrST1x-

DENTISTI Y.
rINO THOSE THAT DESIRE TO SAY L hElh
natural teeth We would say that we are now
better prepared than ever before 10 enable tileii
10 10 ~. By the use OF an ELECTRO MAGSElIS
PLvGGER We can and are making better anu
handSomer Gold Filings, with more east W w a.
,otigrtS Than nave heretofore been made in this
civ or elsewhere without the aid OF the EIectrlI
Pliyger What we say we can prove by Gclu@i
Recommendations Call and see for yourselves,
JAMES VI. SURGtSON * son,
,ot,h M MS Market ST. Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29

Opening. an entire new stock
of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
&c. al John Emsheimers, iii
Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
TRANSFORMATION.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. R.
Condensed Time Card.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
N, and after May =. 1879, al trains viii run
daily Except sunday, Is follows;
Z through trains % Pittsburgh.
> Through trains 20 Cleveland.
, Thrpugh Trains TO Chicago. ~,
Pullman's ParlOr Cars between Welsyille ana
Hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Pittshuruh. Cincinnati & St. Louis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
Time table for East and West, April z, 1879.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh
street. near public landing, daily, except sun
day, As follows: