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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13

who support Garfield and Arthur the people of
South Carolina have no quarrel. But the at
Tempt to impose upon us another radical State
government will be as bitterly resented as il
deserves, and those who participate in 1t will
have cause to regret it the rest of their lives
unless we mistake the public temper.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
Base Ball.

At Albany-Troys 6, Providence 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalos 10, Cincinnatis 2.
At Clevelanc-C levelands, Chicagos 0.
At Boston-W orcesters /, Bostons 4.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

N4NOR 4Ll1IaSIsAn1os
The New England Fair closed Saturday.
A child Of John King of Salem was killed
Saturday by fall
George r. Davis was nominated for Congress
in the Second Illinois district by the Republic
cans Saturday.
The vote on the Arkansas reputation
amendment is so close that it will require an
official count to determine the result
Fifty-four 'longshoremen at the Hamburg
steamship dock, Hoboken, struck Saturday
morning on question of wages. A COM
promise is probable.
The case of Col. Boughton, alias Terry,
charged by Elijah Alliger with placing in his
hands stolen bonds to be hypothecated was up
Saturday in court. Alliger deposed to receiv-
ing bonds from Boughton and giving him the
proceeds of the loan; did not then know they
were stolen. A motion Tor Boughton's dis
charge was denied and the case went over un-
til Monday.
Schooner Frederick Gerring, Jr., has ar
rived at Gloucester and reports the loss Of one
of her crew, Edward Day, who was washed
overheard in a gale.
At Cumberland, Nd, the -four mills of j.
W. Cook & Co. and soap factory adjoining,
were burned Saturday. Loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FouB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept. IS, A. M.
For New England,
Lower barometer, stationary or higher temper
ature, southerly winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and
possibly local rains.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
CLOSING RALLIES.
Imposing Demonstrations at Norway,
Rockland and lewiston.

Imposing Demonstrations at Norway,
Rockland and lewiston.
Especial Dispatches to the Press.l
NORWAY, Sept. 1.-THE campaign closed
by magnificent demonstration here tonight
with 400 torches in line. The Hon. Mahlon
Chance of Ohio addressed the throng in very
able and stirring speech and was followed by
W. S. Robinson. Oxford will do her duty
Mr.. Chance has done noble service in this
county, speaking at Buckfeld and Bethel and
Senator Blaine at Oxford and Canton.
RoCKLAND, Sept. 1.-THE Republican pa
rade postponed from Friday occurred tonight
A cavaleade of 120 horsemen with 465 fam
beaux and many without torches in line made
splendid show, aided by the Guards and Ca
diets of Bath. The clubs of Waldoboro and
Thomaston were present. There was speaking
by local speakers.
LEWISTON, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans con-
cluded the campaign with brilliant demon
stration tonight The following included the
procession:
Cayalcade of horsemen-l75
Johnson's Band.
Boys in Blue-l00
Battalion citizens-20O.
Garfield dets-5O.
Continentals-50.
Other companies-100.
AUBURN.
Cavalcade horsemen-l75.
Glover's Band.
Wide Awakes, Co. A-100.
Leroy's Band.
Co. BLOC.
Durham Band.
Co. C-50.
Boys in Blue so.
Battalion citizens-50.
At least 1000 residences of Republicans
were profusely Illuminated The feature of
the procession was a team drawn by six beau
tfully caparisoned horses containing thirty
eight ladies representing the different states of
the Union, who sang patriotic airs along the
route. There were immense private and pub
lie displays of fireworks.
The fusionists had a larger procession, but
it contained not half the number of voters.
There were $500 torches at least in both DEM
onstrations The spindle city will speak in
emphatic terms Monday.
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CDR" Buchanan in Jail.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 12.-Dr. John Bu-
chauan, the bogus diploma vender of this city,
who was arrested in st Clair, Mich, last
Thursday, arrived here this morning and was
locked up in Moyamensing prison
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
Havana Market.
EssTopean .gEars<ess.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. II -I2.s0 P. M-Flour 9sta
lis; Winter Wheat at 8s0Ss I'd; Spring Wheat al
rs 6dGSs lid California average at So 2da9s Id.
CLUB do at 9s 4da9s 3D. Corn at As 1O1ad: Peas at
Isi2d Provisions, &c.,-Pork 7Os; Beef at 62s sd:
Uneese at 63s; Lard at 43sd 46s; Bacon at ABS Sd:
IaeIow 35s 3d. at London 37s Sd.
Erie 40ss.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
MAINE.
Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-Postmasters ap-
pointed: Mrs. Mary A. Wing, Barnard, Pts
cataquis Co.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
MEMORANDA,

Sch wellington before reported ashore near Ply
mouth was from Bangor for Boston, with lumber.
The crew came ashore on line Two other lum-
bermen off the Cape at the time and it is lear
ed they were wrecked.
Sch Fierce, (of Castine) Lord while at anchor off
Port jefferson 10TH was run into by tug and had
iibboom and head gear carried away.
Sch Franklin of Wiscasset, before reported ashore
near Essex, Mass, probably will be a total wreck
She has cargo of shingles Vessel and cargo valued
at SO 900. No insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13

tbv Telegraph
NEW YORK. sept 11.-Cotton closed firm II 11-1e
Orleans.
FLOUR market closed quiet and easy:No at 2 30
@3 %: Supperfne Western and State at 3 90
ga 20; common to good extra Western and State
Sog4 20; good to choice do at 3005 30; COM
GA so; Fancy do at zoos 25; common to good
extra Ohio 1895 80; common to choice extra st
at 90; choice to double extra at 7 I0GS 81: civ
Mills extra for the West Indies at O505 rs: low
grades extra 3 1894 10. Southern -four quiet; com
have been $4,000 bbls. ~
wHEAr-market closed quiet and weak; No 2 Red
al / 05a1 0614; October at 0e1s@1 oSR sales
for November l OTIS al Os; No Chicago nomi
ma ly e 02a1 03: No Milwaukee 1 O3ta O..
G51s for October: O61a November; sales for the
week have been 4,2S 1000 bush.
Corn-closed steady; No on spot 5O34 c; Sep
TENDER at 6uS4; sales Tor October 90 1sc sal es fo
the week have been 800, 900 BUSH
oATs-easier; No White at 431sc; No 2 do 421h
942A C; No l Mixed 42hc.
Pork-closed quiet and barely steady; mess on the
spot Is 909l6 Is; October at Is 80 asked; Is SO
asked seller the year, sales for the week 1000 bbs
on the spot, and 4250 bbls for future delivery
Lard-closed quiet and steady; prime steam on
spot at 80 a8 3219: October at s 3O98 35: No
vember at 25GS 80; January at 8 221s as 271S:
seller the year 17Ha as 20; sales for the week s.,
$50 ties on spot and 10000 for future delivery. y
Tallow dull at 6as96 ZIG.
BUTTER tirmer; State and Western creameries et
26(@29c; do dairy 22a27c "
CHEEsE-dull; State factories at 11@13; Western
101a0l2Ac
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Wheat is steady at 94c for
September 9214c for October 921ac for Novem
Der; 81 Zee for year. Corn is steady at 1884 for
September; 4014c for October: 407s c for Noyem.
Der: Oats lower at 2se for Sept 2s1sc for O.
Pork is steady at II STU for Sept; II SO for Oct
10 90 for November; II 50 January. Lard steady
at SO for Sept; 90 for October; 921a for Nov
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-Wheat is firm No Red
9012@9Os4 C: No 3 at 1914 asked. Corn is tjrmer.
No 2 Mixed at 1894 9387s.
DETROIT. Sept. IL Wheat easier; No White at
94Sc; 947sc for September; 951ac for October:
961ac for November; No White 9Oc bid
Havana Market.
(By Teegraph)
HAxANA.Sept 1l.-Sugar-Hardly anything been
done the past week; quotations nominal stock in
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas SO, 500 boxes
y 400 bags and "a 900 hhds receipts for the week
200 boxes and 200 hhds: exports. 1900 boxes. 1900
bags and 1000 hhds, all the bags and hhds to the
United States. Molasses nominal
Freights nominal.
Spanish gold 2214 az 1924 Exchange fiat; on
United States 90 days gold S14as1a prem; short
sight at Jd34 prem: London at
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
WEST INDIES.

Destructive Flood-a Valuable Discovery
HAVANA, Sept. lion the Island of Do
minica continues heavy rains and high winds
from Aug. 10Th to Aug. 10Th, putting the
whole island under water. Crops were rotted
and destroyed.
On the island of st. Johns phosphate lime
has been discovered in large quantities and on
the estate owned by the government and rent
ed by N. Mcdonald.
Much anxiety is felt in Havana to learn the
names of the saved from the wrecked steamer
Vera Cruz.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13

we cannot report any improvement in the Wool
market. Sales run along about the same as last
week, with do animation show of increasing
strength
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland u..i, wholesale Market.

PORTLAND, Sept IL.
The following ,o-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
--------------------
Boston stock Market.
CN1N-.l n-1J


NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE bank statement is
slightly more favorable, showing a small gain in the
Sterling Exchange is very quite and little firm
er at short sight. We quote bankers asking rates,
60 days bills, at 4S01s per 6 (of $4.8665 par
4S3 one week ago.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Viadivostock Sept LIST, brig Cadet, Brown
San Francisco.
At Appam. WCA July 80, barque E Kingsbury,
from Cape Coast
Ar at Bordeaux 9th inst, sch Belle Hooper Gilkey,
Baltimore.
Passed Elsinore 9th inst, barque James Brett
Gibson, New York for Stockholm.
Sid FIN Exmouth Aug 49, brig Elizabeth wnslow.
Locke, Cape Breton.
Ar at st Miehaels =, sch Ward Parks, Coombs.
Boston.
At Salt Pond, WCA, July 81. barque I Weldon.
WISE
At Laguna Aug 8, barque Belle Wooster Higgins,
from Galveston for New York, ldg.
Ar at st Thomas Aug 26, barque Martin w Brett.
Robertson, Port Spain.
Ar at St Thomas Aug 20, sch Adeliza, Peter son,
st Kits.
Sid tim Matanzas Aug 81, brig Mary Gibbs, Peter
son. North of Hatteras.
Ar at Quebec 10th inst. ship Gardner Colby.
Streeter Manlla (and proceeded to Montreal in tow
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13

Ar at Dunkirk 10th, barques Justna H Ingersoll,
Strout, New York; Lillian, Strout, Richmond
Sid FIN Hull 10th inst, ship Eliza Mcneil, Morton,
New York.
Ar at Hamburg 10th inst, barque Alice Reed KEEL
leran, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13

Sept 3. lat 43 so, Ion 60, ship Belle Morse, of
Bath, from - for Rotterdam.
Sept about lat "a 80, lon II 10, barque ,Jona-
than Chase, Curtis. from Colombo for New York
Sept ., no LAT, &c, brig M A Berry, from Havana
for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-13

PORTLAND, Sept. 10.
For Portland % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
tor connecting roads. So cars miscellaneous n4er
rhandise
Daily Domestic Receipis.
By wafer conveyance--lo0U bush Cornmeal to q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JANUARY Is, 1880

her ls equal TO 81 DO In the succeeding June
III the ease Of potatoes taking those that rot
and are otherwise lost, together with the
abrInkage there is but little doubt that be
tween October and June the loss tp the owner
who holds them is not less than % per cent.
Grass causes the most liberal seeretions 81
delicious milk. But this condition of young,
alorulaut end plentiful grass cannot ~ relied
mon "a alnnn sufficient for the largest milk
productions for more than sixty daya IT the
whole year The rest Ut the year nf 4n5 days
the cow must hav some extra feed, THIS
must consist of different hads NJ fUlder iur
the different seasons In the early season
green rye green oats. earlier and later rants
green corn and hay But green corn cannot
he rroitably fed until IN early taesei. nor
should enIn maal he f4d ~ hot weather, nor,
far the same reason, should cotton seed meal
and linaeed cake be fed until the cool or cold
season, on less animal heat is required to he
supplied to the COW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

Tbs foregoing stAement is u lust, true and
correct transcript from tho books of tho com.
pany JAS i. DAY President
Fl CARPENTER Secretary.
swofn ~ aad subseribei before mo this tWen-
ty first day OF January 1880.
A. IhahAHAM Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Answ.r This.

DID yo,l ever know any person W be w.
without inactinn Of the stomach, liver ~
kidneys, or did Won ever know one who was
well when either was nhstruntpd and inactive,
and did YOU ever know NJ hear ~ any ease ~
the kind that Hop Bittars would not eure2
Ask your neiahbor ths same question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
DIREGToKY.
JOS. PATZELT.
WVos IA AEARS
Nos. 1OI and 1913 BarOnne Street.

CHOW CASES, STORE FIXTURES AND
y Building Work in first class ozder. All
kinds OF SHOW CASES made e order. a91
the lest Of style on the ahoEtest notice. de41y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

MEw ORLEANS, January u. 1870.
At meating ot the BOARD Of Directors held
thie day II was resolved r. danare the follow nR
dividends from the net earnings Of the year
ending December II 1870, 10 wit:
l. Ten per eeut annual interest on capital
pail In.
q Five per cent IT, the reserve fund I'm ar5
c0rianne with section article If tho charter
2 Tan per cent to The credit If the Fitemeu's
Charitable Association of New ntleans for the
support NJ the widows and on hans aud eaneral
relief system Of enid association In accord
anne with section 4, article of the charter.
Five per cent interest dividend on eapital
pnit III
g. Twenty ava per cent dividend to PARTED
patipg insurers.
All iacla, ationH Of divldenda to stockholders
Oh raitla paid atcok to be carried ~ credit or
stonh notes In accordance with seotion t. article
of The charter.
rRr iciratlng. dividends to inanrera payable
esah on demand.
MARKS. President.
7 FRunHuMMF. Vice President
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

At meeting or the Board Of Directors held
on tho tsnth day Of January, 1880, 1t was rec
solved 10 pay ON deman the semi annual inter-
est dividend Of FIVE PER GENT IN ths capital
stock 10 the stockholders or their legal repre-
senaiyss.
New Orleans. January 10. 1880,
]. w. H[NCKR HanratRrV.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

The above statement Ia true and correct
transcript from the books If the company.
J TUYHs President.
J. W HINcKs Secretary
sworn to aud subscribed before me this tenth
day Of January, 1890 THO. HUIsaON,
Third Justice OF the Peace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

of twenty Ave years. experience In the treat
mont and cure of I'll diseases of the GENfT0
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY
caused by age or early abusea. Chronic dis
eases treated with success. BriKht's Disease,
Gravel CatArrh Of the Bladder. Gleet. sperme
tcrrhea, and all disorders OF PRIVATE Ma
TURE treated without the use of MERCURY OF
any injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied STRUCTURES cured by q
simple mechanism without pain.
Diseases OF Females, Suspension. Retentioh
and all Female Irregularities PROMPTLY RI
LIEVED. DR.. Perez's FEMALE REGULAT.
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had ONLY
at his Office. Consultations strictly conaden
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampant street. near Canal. New Orleans. ocs
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BOARD or DIRECTORS.

N'RFNFF NF
J. Alexander. Chaa, Hamard. I FFu1homme
Leon Rar,oli. q. L. Gaurha Apnrl
II II BIerhorst. A II laapeann. Waah. Marka.
l. II tain. A A. Masinnis. Otto Thoman
J. Fitzpatrick IT, &, Levy, Geo Waters
/ N Marka. Il. A. WIFE. Al. H. Eiaward.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

The All We statement Ia true aud correct
transcript from the books Of the Ftremen'e In
suranee Company Of New Or cans.
L MARKS President
r. II RENNERa Reerptary.
Ewarn ~ and subscribed before me this wen
ty. fret day of January, 1870
CHAa Il LIE Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

The Board Of Directors. al Il meeing held on
tho twentv fret day Of January. 1880, after set
ting aside Ten Thousand Dollars to tbs reserve
fund from the net earntn q OF the year and
paying the Ten Per Ont Div dend to the Stock
hnld,rs have resolved 0 pay cash dividend OK
FIFTEEN PER CENT on the not earned par
b. 81, ~ .. said dividend payable ana after
MONDAY January 20. 1880.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-24
OUR LITTLE FOLKS.

he Eabys Picture.
We must carry orr beautiful baby to town
Some day, when the weather is fair we said.
we must dress him up III his prettiest gown,
And wave his hair on the top Of his head;
For all his cousins. and all his aunts,
and both his Frandmothers. proud aud dear,
Declare 1t shameful, and every way blameful,
10 have had no picture of him this year"
He was three months old when wo took him he
fore
And he lay like lamb on lis mammals lap,
And the darling now has tweivemouth more
of b@wlldering graccs from sock to cap.
just look at his dear little laughing face
Vt the rosebud mouth at the violet eyes
why, the Photograph that vanity shaker.
Nlli think this time wc have brought HIM a
prtze
We carried our child to the town ore day.
llle skies were soft ana The air was cool.
We rohed him richly in Tine array
H5bD9ns and laces ana Swiss aud tullc.
Hc looked like q Prince IN the artists chair.
Sitting erect, and brave. and Grand
NJ ltA q big red apple Ire scarce could graprle
Aeld close i'll uie palm OF one liMp}ed hand
He is taking ii new!n Wa held our breath.
We iurriEcly pe"ped from behind the screen
What poscl" We whispered then still as death
Walted--&nd baby was all serene
Iill the critical moment, when. hehGlE
The sun was catching that loyely look.
Such tcrribie roar il shook the floor!
Ana that WAS the Iictare tie swift sun took.
wrinklea face. and close shut eyes.
And mouth that opened SO very wide,
mat our dear little sister. sihyl-Wise.
Declares She can SEQ the cry inside.
Aqhts, ana cousins, and gran3mothers dear
Ha' en.t eotoy their anger yet;
But we thought Ii was funny. ANA paid uur money
for thar strange phase of our pre- aious pct
AL children. older t}lan baby, uonE,
Dear little children. blIthe and sweet
With your curs Of gold. and your checks If pink.
AAd your naughty tempers sudden and fleet
" nat an awful thing il would be for ven
FSt AI an Il IuSr
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-24
Irnm Kitchen ID Throne.

we read of peculiar things happening
in life, and wise man should be sur
prised 1t nothing. II like manner
eomely and modest woman las often
found fortune ID her face 7 She knows
how beauty should become Ter. TO
vit. puring the troubles ~ the reign
Of hlae Charles J., o country SRI came
up to London i'll search 81 pace as
sagr.nt naid but, not succeeding, she
n6'ie.l herself to carrying CIT bee
ft94l, s brew house, aG. Sas ale 0t those
,hen.eaiIel t3h-wamea. Ihe brew I,
atis,r1Iag II well Looking sifl III thIs
IN o,rftpation. took Aer Into ttis fanny
~ 4 servant, and. alter Il while, she he
having with Al mush prudence and de.
comm. mo married her; he died when
sbn vas vet VI Young woman and left hef
laraa fortune. lie business 81 the
brewery Vas dropped, and t1e young
woman Vas recommended e. Mr: hyae
y aentlfmaf of skin ii the law to-
sot,Ie ber affairs. Hyde who was after
wara the great Earl IT Glarendon), illla-
,.a tGo viloV's fortune very con ldera-
hIa married her. al thls marriage
.La,a. ,ya.. M other issue than 4 dau9A-
.ar Who vas aftervara the vile 2,
I,mes H.. and mother of Mary ahd
Anne. Queens Of England. -Laftd dfle
Idtef.
r,,,, aan,a of cricket has been dl-
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-24
Fighting 4 Panther.

When Harry l.ascar, OF Lafayette
Corners, Pa, returned from 4 days
hunt, he looked a though tie had been
put through threshlng machine. lie
went T. q panther'e den, cravleI ID,
and drawing a bead I'll tie animal,
fret. Whom he recovered conscious
ness, the panther was tossing linn about
jkr cat does d mouse and with one
stroke 81 her paw size sent hiHl head
long outside the cave. Early IN the
fight Lasear's rifle was made useless by
breaking tie nipple. The animal tore
lis Isce III shreds. With hundred
wounds on his body, and his clothing
torn to ribbons, the old man was we'll
nigh exhausted, when, by an almost
snpuriluman effort, he reached his hunt
ing knife, and, by well-difected blow,
qIieted the beast.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-04-24

~ '' N@'' dAlt Ac Sald lie Clun6 believe
they had General Superintendent,
and II they had, he didn't know anv
tnn8 more about the road than the pas
Sehgers. asked him who he reported
to, and he said, nobody / asked q
conductor who he got his orders from,
and he said he didn't take orders from
any living man or dead ghost And
EAeh asked the engineer who lie got
las orders from, he said he'd like to
see anybody give him orders; he'd run
t'1at tram to suit himself, or he'd run il
INTO the ditch. Now. You see, sir, Tn a
railroad man, and | don't care to run on
road that has no time, makes no con
Aeclohs, runs nowhere, and has no Su
naFntendent. 1t may be all right, but
Fr rEallroaded toolong tounderstand it,"
Did you try the Methodist?" / said.
wow you're shouting, he said, with
some enthusiasm. Nice road. eh
Last time and plenty Of passengers.
Engines cary power Of steam, and
,ten yyu forget 1t; ste,-'2 gauge shows
Itle. ana enough III the time. Lively
f"at; when the conductor shouts All
aooard@ You can hear him to the next
station. Every train lamp shines like
q headlight. Stop-ovcr checks given
IN all through tickets passenge can
irop OF the train as often as he likes.
DO the stations two or three days. and
Aop on the next revival train than comes
thnndefing along. Good, whole-soulel,
companloo&.sle conductors; ain't any
road 10 the country where the passen-
gers 1cel @oro ut home. No passes:
every passenger pays full traffic rates
toF hls ticket Nesleyanhouse air
brakes on al trains, too; pretty safe
road, Jut didn't ride over i yester-
Gay
Maybe you went to the Congrepa-
tioNa- church," | said.
Popular road, sad the brakeman:
an Oh road. too; one of the very Oldest
IN tins county. Good 1yad-bed and
comfortable ears. NcIl-managed road,
toe: Directors don't interfere with Di-
vision aS4lpern.tendentsa train orders
Roads might =ronnIaf. bnt it's pretty
independent. too= Sc. didn't ene ef
ntac Division sabesntenaents dow
Last discontinue one ef the oldest sta
tfgns.oa tire line ty5=Dr tlrea wears agop
But Il isamfgilfv pleasant road to traral
oa. Always has such anlendid c,a-
of passengers.
~Peraars goa tried tie Baptist9. /
guessed once more.
.Ah. Ia said TIE brakeman, shes
dar.s i.Y'tsfez River road. hpaut,-
trEcjryes. sNeep alouad ANYTHING Is
Eesp.elose.to tl4a river bat lis al Steel
rail and rock ballast. single track all tho
NAV and pata siletrsrlz frontIe round
l,,t,.., ia the terminus. Takes a heap
of water to ran n. though: double tanks