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ORDER NISI.

IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE
OF JOHN W. CALDWELL.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county. In Equity.
No s32.
ORDERED. This 18th day of June in
~ the year 1879. that the second sale OF real
estate made and reported by Hanson II. Haines,
Trustee Tor the sale of the real and personal estate
of John W. Caldwell. hc ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the :2nd day ot August next provided.
copy of this Order be inserted inr,so ''.'-+.-
-lE.ier PunI!shcd IN Cecil county. once week 70
one month before the 22nd day OF July next.
The Report states the proceeds Of sales to b
| $6J5O0 \. W. TCHEI.L. Clerk
True copy: test, \. W. MITCHELL.
June 2l-lm Clerk
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QI'e 4 etil ll1hie,
ELKT0N, JULY 10, 1879.

THE great American Washing,
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THE jury on Tilden's backbone is una,
bic to agree.
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SALE.

NDER and by virtue of Il writ of
= hcri ficias. issued out of the Circuit Court
iof cell county. against the goods and chattels
lands and t"ncmcntS OF Samuel A. Hindman and
t" Inc directed. have seized and taken into exc
cution all the right. title and interest both ut law
and IN equity. OF the said Samuel A. Hin,imau in
a "a,
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lB~Our stocks of Groceries and Provisions are
full. and our prices right on the :. bottom
REESE.
aS~Our Pr;ccs for Flour, Meal and Feed are the
same as at the mills. REESE
- Remember MESsRS. BRICKLEY 4
MCCULlnUGH = popular excursion on the
chester, from Port Deposit to Colchester,
OH Tuesday, July 2Jth.
"a Horace Waters, 40 East 14th ST..
New York. is on his legs again, said wag
to a piano man the other day: how is that
said the piano man. the wa. answered, why
Il few weeks ago Waters used 10 ride, but
now he walks: is he not on his legs again?
the piano man stared 1T the wig for Il mo-
meni, and said . Soc the ii"i " and skrc-
dadeled." The wag was right in more
senses than one, for Waters IS on his LEGS
again with his Great Offer Success to
him.
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Ii.I.f. us not il mournful numbers that
this life i; but a dream, when il girl that
Weighs one hundred gets outside a quart
of cgc&m-and thcn wants more.-E2ut
~ Gozafjee Life is real, life is earnest.
and the girls know what they need, but
on cream they are the durndcst set to
show their grit and greed. No encore
if,r I'or5, Nc,rS. Let us, then, be up and
doing, with q heart for any fate; but
never let us go q wooing, girls that want
q second plate. lIow's that?-NersJoy
Eo not like dumb, driven cattle, be a
hero in The strife; never with her mother
battle, save the ice cream for your WIFE
Proceed.-BrooklyH Eog{C.. Art is long
and time is ilccting; he who hisglos is a
churl. Soothe with cream her heart
wild beating, pay the score and win the
.sirl.-fdrwer's Rcrjew. Make the most
Of earthly pleasure-life is but a tlccting
show; Before you treat her, take her
ineasure-if repeater" let her CO.
Gel Wig.
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N looking back over the session of
Congress just closed we cannot help
coming to the conclusion, notwithstand-
ing some indications to the contrary. that
ihe Democratic party is the liberal and
progressive element in American politics.
They would coin silver without limit. Is
mot that liberal? They would permit
free fights 1t the polls, the strongest to
Win. Is not that libcralo They would
avoid binding the country to pay for the
work Of its public servants. Is not that
liberal? They would give free play to the
most violent passions Of men in legisla-
1loh and in the halls of Congress. Is not
that liberal? Yes, sir, If the Democrats
should retain THEN supremacy for a few
years c"nserutiyely, there would not be a
EeStiGe left Of the rules and laws of GOV
efnmeut established one hundred wears
ago, noT one OF the absurd additions made
by legislators since that. Not one. The
liberal sentiments Ofthc Democrats would
squelcf the whole business. Just oiva
'em show. once.
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FARM, TRACT or PARCEL of LAND,

whereof a certain Samuel IIindman died seized
situate. lying and being in the Sixth Election dis
trict "t Cecil county aforesaid. on Octuraro creek
near Portcrs Bridge. adjoining lands of Robert
n. llindman, Amos Moore and others. and con
tai
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Or. kEATISG, Of Philadelphia, who
has been with Gen. Grant on his great
tour says that the speeches made by the
General are not premeditated. At times
he refuses to respond to call for speech
and Or. Heating gives this incident: . A
number of English officers had rendered
him boGuet, and one of them made A
short speech which required response.
But notwithstanding the numerous re-
quests aud rousing cheers, Gen. Grant
sat in his seat as mute as a statue. Not
word would lie utter But he was evil
dcntlF 50 go0d-natured in his stubborn
ness tAat the officers really admired him
Tor 1t. and he took not the least offence.
lie said aitcrward that his reason for re-
IiSIng was that the gentlemen only wish
ed to hear him talk, and that there was
II rc1''3=by nothing needed to be said lie
IS great enemy to aIfectation.''
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NEWS comes from p ,rt au Prince, Hay
ii, that the people are shooting Senators.
and the Senators are running away and
getting shot as they run. Now, if some
enteIprisinS capitalist, who has his coun-
Try 5 ia.e !ss - lassssl''-vouId only i'm
.a.vso patriotic and sensible
people before the next session of Con
%resS-bat alas: that prospect is too bliss
ili and rose-colored to be realized Ou1
poor country. Happy ITayti.
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Summer Travel.

IF you Journey for business. kedHh recreation
TO The NOunidiHS. Lakes. Shore. iIAd or
doni fdii TO the protection Of ACCIDENT
IIauRANcE in TIL TRAVELLERS. Of Hdrtt0rd. AHy
regular igcnt rW trl'ite ycdriy monthly Policy
in Il fer minutes. Ticket from one to hirty days.
Ihe cost is so small that eng one can dHOrd il rh0
hGr'is at dl-fdsh paid for icridemfdi Injuries
Or,,. ssoO;I GEO
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E.VsaaNaE n S.. .i:,;l "a .:a.y ssasHSy

We will ,.ty Agents Sa!a:y al SluU per month
and expense, ALLOW large 10 sell
and wonderful Inventions. W nrcGn uhat say.
SAMPLE free. Addrcs=SHEGMAS & Co, A,rshall Mich.
SThTA TO +. q. RICH AZ CO.. Portland.
AEV II Maine. for best Agency business in
the world Expensive Outiit Free.
4 "a Month and expenses guaranteed to agents.
ps Outfit free. SHAW Co.. Augusta. Maine.
6777 A YEAR and expenses to agents
Outfit Free
Address T.. q. NICKERY. Augusta. Maine.
Advertisement nSs @sS fort so sen M 100
for 100 page pamphlet. G. =. ROWELL Y CO.
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TIE Northern Democrats are not jubi-
liant over the resurrection of the State
Rights doctrine. They are looking upon
the performance i'll anxious silence, hop
ing The South will see the folly of it and
give Dthis second fight in advance. OF
course ii is the fault of the Northern
Democrats that the issue has been re-
viyed. They didn't suspect that their
efforts to get free ballot-box to stuff
wherever they had the power would end
IN declaration that the war settled
nothing; but they are the moving cause
all the same. If they had a little fore
sight occasionally perhaps they would
make fewer bIunders.
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q. OAa returns in - days Oh tiG0 invested
Ps <OO Official Reports and Information free.
Like profits weekly ON stock options OF SO to f5'
Address = Potter Wigh: Co., bankers. 30 Wall
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CALIFORNIA
Fruit DPieP

Has received the highest Awards as the best and
cheapest Dricr VIII cure from one to fifty tons OF
peaches per day. Peaches cured in this Drcrwill
sell for more money than can be made out OF them
i'll any other way. For particulars. address
GEO. 4. DElTZ. ChambcrS5urm. Pa.
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4 Great offer! 0 o.s;a; $50 s1,S ";

S125 upwards. not used II year, good as new;
warranted. NEW PIANOS and ORGANS
ut EXTRAORDINARY Low prices Tor casl,
Catalogues Mailed. HORACE WATERS,
Agt., 10 East 18th ST.. y. v. 4. q. Box :!5:Iu
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TELEPHoNE S-
"OLCOMB'S OU STIC TELE-
III PHONE transmits the voice with such
power as to be heard in all parts OF an ordinary
room.
PRICE. 81 PER PAIR. including 800 feet OF
wire. Illustrated catalogues free. For sale 10y
G. G. CALDN ELL.
ScIt "l-tf Conowingo. Nd.
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ED.

Halle Stewart, Il little daughter of Rubt
A. IIindlnan, died ut the residence of her
grand parents. on Monday evening last, of
an aggravated ,iiphthcria
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New Rich Blood!

Parsons Purgatiye Pills make New Rich
Blood. and will completely change the blood in
the entire system in three months. Any person
wi"o will take pill each night from ! to l. weeks
may he restored to sound health if such II thin"
be possible. Sent by mail for letter stamps I.
- 4. ~ Lii,
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In the last issue of the Rccord it said, our
Methodist friend; had Il tenn erancc meeting
and festival &C.. We reply, such was not
the fact, which it certainly knew at the time.
1t was composed of prominent citizens of
the town and vicinity without regard to sect =,
creed or politics.
lENDNJS tTi'
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
ENLARGE OUR PREMISES.

We have been cramped and crowded all the seas
ltmcntS, and our only alternative is to make some
and additions to give us the needed ROOM
The only time to do this is during August and
periods of the year.
TO allow the builders to get rapidly with
goods must he removed or sold. Tosave expense of
to prevent loss and depreciation from dust during
concluded to offer many of goods at about cos
Many of our goods will be fonnd to be marked V
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Oakland Female Institute,

\ middle-aged WOMAN for general
IA llouse-work. u short distance from Elkt,n.
Apply to MRS. JACOB A. HOWRAD
July l9-iw
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70. Join Our Colony

i777s i70WTT7T7s 7TFT :. E1-tld, II,
Gin m t1G00 Invested in Wall Street Stocks
OlU III OIUUU makes fortunes every MONTH
Book sent Tree vXpaniu" everything. Address
BANrER \ 90. thinkers. IL VIII St. New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09
How q Frontier Lass Captured Big
Snake.

Zoe Moresu is a girl of seventeen, of
mixed blood, beautiful and bold, and a
daring rider. On Tuesday of last week
she performed 3 remarkable exploit
While out looking up some of her fathers
missing ponies, she encountered a mon
ster rattlesnake, warning from which
caused her horse suddenly to shy, nearly
dismounting her. Getting command of
her animal, she refined up short dis
lance from the reptile, which, angered at
the intrusion, coiled itself ready for bat
tie. Cool and collected, the girl, swing
ing her lariat, hit it a sharp blow. Mad
dened, the snake several times struck at
her. Dexterousiy swinging her supple
cord again, she "noosed" the reared
head of the snake, and, wheeling about,
bore rapidly off for home, dragging her
prize after her. 1t was undoubtedly the
liveliest shaking" ever done in Monta-
na. Arriving at the house, her father
and several COW boys stepped out to
greet her, and to them she proudly ex-
hibited the monster, its life now extinct.
Its length, by actual measurement, was
ascertained to be seven feet anu eight
inches, and its girth at the largest part
sixteen inches The rattles numbered
twenty-nine complete ones and I" but
ton" This string of rattles was sent
into Helena, and in compliance with an
order accompanying it, an expert jewell
er has for several days been forming the
most unique necklace probably ever
made in this or any other country. tits
intended as present TO Zoe.-Helena
(Montanal Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09

Her voice dropped to its old, sweet,
clear winning cadence, thrilling my
whole being with delight.
Adelind!"
/ caught her hand, and before I knew
what | was doing, had carried it to my
lips and kissed it.
Excuse me-" / stammered; "but L
am 30 glad to see you, and you seem
just the same little girl / kissed here
years ago-not bit taller, not a bit
older-only Adelina, always lovely and
always loved"
Then l told her all about myself, how
prosperous was, and the strange manner
in which / had been brought to the notice
of my kind employer. When l had
finished she merely said, in her simple
way:
al know it,"
"You appear to know everything
Do you know Mr.. MAXWELL"
Gle is my father"
"And my unknown friend"
"Adelina."
staggered back, in my soul ashamed
that l should owe everv good in life
every thing-to a womA4 who owed me
nothing but the poor favor of once hav-
ing united for her a wretched black and
white worsted hood.
turned away, cut to the heart, but
she put out OBTAINING hand.
Don't CO. Mr.. Durand-'that is, don't
60 feeling hurt; for it would make me
very unhappy if you were to go away
angry with me-"
Unhappy! What am /, that pain
to me should render you unhappy |
answered bitterly.
81 knew of no other way in which to
express my gratitude"
"Gratitude for whatW The question
was rudely abrupt, but she took no no
tice of my ungracious speech.
Gratitude for the kindness given me
long ago, and which have missed ever
since the day We parted here by the
roadside"
care you conscious of what you are
saying, Adelina?"
Perfectly"
Chow am | to understand your
words?"
"That | leave to your good judg-
ment," she smiled, lowering her eyes.
She had an instant illustration of my
"good Judgment" in the way | i'm
prisoned her two little hands in both
mine, and kissed the sweet mouth for its
shyly whispered promise.
l walked home with Adelina-oh, 80
happy! and when l asked her hand of
Mr.. Maxwell, he said:
81 have anticipated your request by
keeping you under my eye for more than
two years. Adelina is the best and
truest girl in the world, but believe
you to be as worthy of her as any man
living, and give her to you, confident
that you know how to prize the treasure
you have won."
And SO, not long thereafter, ! married
Adelina, the love of my boyhood, and
the browning glory of my later years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09
a Convict Who Talked.

James NJ Steele, convicted of shoot
ing at man, was before Judge Gaines
for sentence, at Dallas, Tex, and was
asked what he had to say. The follow
ing dialogue ensued: Steele am
gentleman, my ancestors were gentlemen,
and / did nothing but what any other
gentleman would have done under the
circumstances. You have shown me
no Justice" The judge" Shut up"
Steele" You asked me if l hsd any
thing to say, sir, and l have right to
falkland Pm going to do IT," The
judge" didn't give you permission to
talk in that manner. In all my expert
ence as judge nothing has ever given
me 50 much pleasure as sentencing you
to the penitentiary for seven years"
Steele" Yes, and hope and pray the
curse of heaven my descend upon you,
and that you will be sunk into the hot
test pits of hell, and I only hope that l
will have the pleasure of meeting you
some future time"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09
MARTHY ELLEN.
BY JOHN c. WALKER.

There's nothing in the name to strike
A Teller more'n common like!
faint liable to get no praise
Nor nothing like II nowadaysi
And Wit that name o. herr is jest
Aspurty as the purtiest-
And nore'p that, Pm here to say
IN live a-thinkn' thataway
And die for Marthy Ellen!
1t may be was preudust
In favor OF 1t from the fust-
Cause kin recollect just how
We met, and hear her mother now
A-callin' of her down the road
THE aggervatin' little toad y
And kin see her, sorto' half
Way disappointed, turn and laHgh
And mock her" Marthy Ellen!"
Our people never he'd DO fuss,
And yet they never took to US;
We neighbored back and foreds some;
Until they zee she liked to come
TO our house-and me and her
Was just together eyer'whur
And all the time--and when they'd see
That liked her, and she liked me,
They, d heller Marthy Elem F"
When we growed uD, and they shet down
On me an her a-runnin' roun
Together, and her father said
He'd never leave her nary red,
So help him. eff she married me-"
And so on-and her mother she
Jest aged the gyr, and said she lowed
She'd ruther see her in her shroud,"
wrote to Marthy Ellen.
That is, | kindo took my pen
In hand and stated whur and wien
The undersigned would be that night
With two good bosses, spddled yigst
Fer lively traveiin'--in case
Her folks I'D Ike to jine the race.
she sent the same note back, and writ
" The rose is red right under it
Your'n allus-Marthy Ellen"
That's all, | reckon--nothin' more
To tell but you've heerd Gfore--
The fame old story-sweeter tho
FOR all the trouble, done you know!
Old-fashioned namel and yit its jest
AS purity as the purtiest!
And more'n that, I'm here to say
III live a-thikin' thataway
And die for Marthy Ellen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09

Its main line runs from Chicago TO Council Bluffs
and Omaha, passing through Joliet Ottawa. La
Sale, Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island Davenport
West Liberty, Iowa City, Marengo. BROOKLYN,
Grinnell and Des MONIES, dhe capital of Iowa.
with branches from Bureau Junction to Peoria
Wilton Junction TO Muscatine, Washington, fair-
field, EldoD, Beknap, Centreville, Princeton.
Trenton. Gallatin, Cameron. Leavenworth and
and Knoxville; Keokuk to Farmington, Bona
parte, Bentonsport independent Eldon Ottum-
wa, Eddyville, Oskaloosa, Pella, Monroe and Des
MONIES ; Des Moines to Indanola and Winterset;
Atlantic to Audubon, and Avoca TO Harlan. rms
is positively the only Railroad. which owns con-
trolls and operates a through line between Chicago
and Kansas. -
This Company own and control their Sleeping
Cars which are Interior to none, and give you
double berth between Chicago and Council Biuns,
Fifty Cents, and section for Five Dollars, while
all other lines charge between the same points
Three Dollars for a double berth, ana SIX Doliars
for a section. a.
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of ENJOYING your meals While passing over the
beautiful praries of Illinois and Iowa, in one OF
our magnificent Dining and Restaurant Cars tnat
accompany all Through Express Trains. You set
entire meal as good as Is served IN any nrsl-
class hotel for seveuty-tye cents or you can
order what you like, and pay for what you get.
Approaching the fact that ma iority of the pee
pie prefer separate apartments for different pur-
poses land the enormous passenger business OF
this line warrantng it,. we are pleasea 70 an an
nOunCe that this Company runs ITS fAtACE
SLEEPING CARS for sleeping purposes, and It's
One other great feature OF our Palace Cars Is
PALACE CARS are run through TO PEA
ATCHss0N and TEANENW
Tickets via this Line, known a~ the
all Ticket Agents ia the United states al
For Information not obtatnabie AT Sou'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09

"PAPA, they don't have any stone in
Irelend, do they?" asked little Bank
street boy the other dsy. Yes, my
boy; but why do you ask such a cues
ton? " Because, papa, / thought it
was all shamrock over there"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09


.. Ifthe passenger is going to or from any poinl
In the entire West and North West be can buy his
tickets via some Of this Company's lines and b
Of reaching his destination IT OR ITS CONNECT
IONS.
g. Tbs greater part Of its lines are laid with Steel
Rails; Its road bed is perfect:
g. 1t is the short line between all important point,
1. Its trains are equipped with the Westine hous.
Air Erake Millers Platform and Coupers and the lat
est improvements for comfort, safety and convsn-
'snce.
5. 1t Ia the on'y Road in the Yves. running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cara between Chicago and
Council Bluffs,
6. 1t is the only Road running the Pullman Psl
ace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chicago and -. Paul, Green Bay, Frsepsrt,
Lacrosse. W-inoro, Dubuque, .iIetiregor Aal
JuilssaHieee.
Z. No road offers equal facilities in number Of
through trains, equipped with Pullman Palace Sleep
Ing Cars.
s. 1t makes connections with ell lines crossing II
intermediate points.
Tho popularity Of these lines is steadily Increasing
and passengers should consult their interest BY pur-
chasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over this route sold by all Coupon Tick
ct Agents in the United States and the Canadas.
Remember, you ask for your tickets via. the Chi
cago North estern Railway, and take none Other
For information, Folders, Maps Etc, not attainh
BILE at Home Ticket ONCE, address any Agent OF IN
Company, or
MARVIN HUGHTT, w. STENNETf,
Gent Manager, Genl Pass Agt.
Chic, Uicass- ID
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st Paul Railway is
the only Northwestern Line connecting in
same depot In Chicago with any OF the Great
Eastern and southern Railways, and is the most
conveniently located with reference to reaching
any Depot Hotel or place of business in that Olty
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to ali Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly ballasted free
from dust. Westinghouse Improved Automatic
Air Brake, Millers Safety Platform and Coup
lings, on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleeping
and Parlor Cars.
This road connects Business Centres
Health and Pleasure Resorts, and passes througa
a finer country, with grander scenery than any
other Northwestern Line, and comprises more
miles of railway than any other company.
A. V. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent
s. s. MERRILL, JOHN O. GAULT,
General Manager. Ass't Genl Manager.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-09
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R: /; ST
$ THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AM

SMOKING, SALOON where you can eA'O'
Havana" at all hours of the day, y,ss,ssippi
Magnificent Iron Bridges span tne ~ y this
and Missouri rivers ut all points crOssoctl Bluffs
lire and transfers are ayoueu an a. lotions oein2
Leavecworth and Atct.son' eV'i -.
THE PRINCIPAL X. K. COM 6H IV AZ FOL-
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE Af'h q"
lay Az CHICAGO with all diverging lines for the -
At ESGIEvoop, with the Lake shoIe ChicaeO
gan Southern and Pittsourg, ri "
Al WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with fl''s'O'S
'i htIA SALE With illinois Central K B. s.
APEo i;t,.T NTH ad P r + Raiifoadsp ard
'At RocK island, with Western lh1oN
Rock island Peoria Railroad ,,,,ort & North
Al DAVENPORT, with the Da7ehpo'
wssts wrs X & kiprRrY. with the Burlington 'e1
Rapids Northern X, X. q NJ iowa
Al 9;RiNSELI. with Central X n nnla5es r z.
At DIES MONIES. with ID, N ZION y Pacific K d
Al 49, Win h a Mo X. X. K IA Ieetar
AtCoIT-MBUs JUNCTION, win bu'
Rapids & Northern X. X Y OF Iowa.
onis Kan t,ity & Northern and G, D. Wsrsss;
A. KFoKrK with Toledo, fe1r'AA ~ X Rdsi,
Wabash and st Louis, keokuk q G B. X =
Al BEVERLY with Kan. NY N.Y. tTSpesa ssa.s 49,
"a a. !. tdhisan s Neb. and Cen. br'
X, kds ,r., ,ritb x +. and n
K. Rds- HUFF
j. Great Rock Island Route
- ONE ticket office. address.
L. ST. join.
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