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Horse RAcRs.-There were two horse
races on the Island Saturday. For the
former, John MCCracken entered b. m,
Lucy; Frank Webster, b. g. Dandy Dick;
Ii. q. Shallcross, b. Z. Dick; II. Michel,
b. m. Clara. Webster's horse took the first
prize-a handsome blankst-and Shall
cross's nag the second prize, five dollars.
For the next race, James Gordon entered
8. IN. Annie, Mr.. ]. A. II. Parsons mare;
George Matthew, Lewis +. Parsons horse
won the fret prize and Louis Fthe second.
There was q great deal OF interest taken
in the sport and at times there was some
excitement.
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right resting on Twelfth. The order Of
march will be as follows: Up Main to
Seventh, up Seventh to Market, down
Market TO Fourteenth, up Fourteenth TO
Jacob, down Jacob to Sixteenth, out Six
tenth 70 Market down Market TO Twen-
tieth, up Twentieth TO Chapline, down
Chapline to Thirty-third, down Thirty
third to Eoft, down Eoff to Thirty. eighth,
out Thirty.eighth TO Wood, up Wood 10
Thirty.third, out Thirty.third TO Eof, up
Eotf to Thirty.second, out Thirty.second TO
Jacob, up Jacob to Thirty.frst, down Thir-
ty.titst to EofF, up Eof to Twenty:third,
down Tweuty.third to Market, up Market
to the Postoffice, where the clubs will be
dismissed.
SHOW YOUR coLoRs.
A resolution was passed by the Repub-
llcan County Committee at its last meeting
requesting all Republicans to decorate
their houses tomorrow afternoon, on the
occasion OF the visit Of Hon. James G..
Blaine to our city, and to illuminate at
night 1t is hoped that all Republican
citizens will comply with this request, and
show their colors, thus aiding TO make
this q demonstration commensurate in
magnitude with the fame OF the speaker.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet at Mcclure House this
afternoon at o'clock and proceed to the
P. w. & Z. depot and escort Hon. Green
B. Raum to the hotel. They will also
meet at z P. NJ. and escort him TO the
Capitol. s
POLITICAL PELLETS.
An official order is published In our ad-
vertising columns this morning TO the Of
feet that all the ward clubs will convene
at their respective headquarters at z
o'clock this evening, and march to the
meeting at the north front OF the Capitol,
to be addressed by Gen. Green B. Raum,
United States Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue General Raum Is said 10 be an
eloquent and powerful orator, as well as a
reasoner OF high order, and his speech
here will no doubt be a memorable incl
dent Of the campaign.
The Seventh Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet at their wigwam at o'clock
sharp. A full attendance Is to be desired,
as some questions oil importance will come
10 for consideration.
The cavalry company met at West
woods Hell, in the Eighth ward, Satur.
day night, and elected Robert Cowan cap.
tain, and deferred further election until
tonight. The company will meet tonight
at 1880 o'clock, at Capital Square, on
horseback. This company promises to be
very large one and will make fine dis
play In parades.
The Eighth ward Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet at their club room, West
woods Hall, tonight to complete arrange
ments for the Blaine denomination to-
/ morrow.
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srocKs.-The market opened strong and
under good buying. prices advanced through.
S %a, siish sn reaction which was followed 81
the renewal OF an upward movement. During
the afternoon speculation was generally strong
In tone, and although there were occasional
reactions general tendency was toward q
higher range Of values, and the closing quota
lions showed q rise OF 4 to per cent as com.
pared with the final sales OF yesterday.
The principal activity was in Erie, Lake
Shore, the coal shares, Wabash, Pacific I'm on
Pac fc and the granger stocks
The earnings OF the st. Louis and San Fran.
cisco road increased $40 900 in the third week
OF September, st. Paul $eo, 900, and the North.
tAR nm H
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CHICAGO, September 26.-The Uroyers' Jour
nal reports;
Hoda-Rsceipts 5000 head; shipments
$500 head. Market stronger; common to
lecttd heavy IS 40a5 90: all sold.
CATTLE-Receipts 100 head; shipments
1900 head; export demand good and natives
very scarce. Market steady and firm; com.
mon TO fair shipping IS 60a4 80; good 81 rs
as 90; common 10 fair mixed butchers 50 20
az 90; stockers 81 25a2 10; feeders s. 00aS 80;
halfbreeds IS 4OaS IS; Texans 50 6Oa2 90.
SHEEP-Rsceipts 200 head. Market steady !;
fair to good IS 70ai 90; lambs 50 00a2 Is per
head.
PHILADELPHIA, September 25.-Flour dull
and weak; no demand. Rye -four scarce and
steady at IS 90. Wheat opened stronger for
futures but millerS and exporters kept aloot;
No. 2 red September sold NJ 81 90; October
81 06k November 81 OK; December 81 08K.
Corn quiet: yellow track 6SkaoIc; mixed
52ha5S 10; second call quiet; sail mixed sold
November at 62kc, Oats fairly active: No.
mixed 400. Provisions In fair demand and
unchanged. Butter steady and In lair de.
mand; creamery extra sc; New York and
Bradford county, Pa, extra 26a29c; Western
Reserve extra 22a23c. Eggs quietAt2lc. Cheese
firm; creamery l3alskc. Petroleum. nomi.
nally unchanged. Whisky quiet at 81 ID.
BAIrInoAz, September 25.-Cotton dull at
11Xal1Hc. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat, western steady and firm No. west
efn winter red, spot and September 81 06Xa
/ 06; October 81 061Sa1 06H; November
81 O75zal Ok: December 81 0Sfal 08H.
Corn, western trmer western mixed spot
and September 60Ms5OKc; October 6ONa
6OXc: November 62I<c bid. Oats lower and
Quiet: western white 4ia42c. Provisions un-
changed. Butter quiet; prime 10 choice
western packed lSa25c. Eggs firm at 200
Petroleum dull and unchanged. Coffee dull
Rio caEgoes, ordinary TO lair 13ai5. Sugar
quiet; A soft l0c. Whisky quiet at 81 49,
olscrHHArl, September 26.-ootton steady
at lHo. Flour dull and lower 10 sell. Wheat
quiet and steady; No. amber 93a95c; No. 2
red winter 96a9sc, Corn dull and lower; No.
2 mixed 43ai3Ifc. Oats dull and unchanged;
Rye dull: No. 2, 90a92c. Barley quiet but
hrm; No, 2 fall CSC. Pork quiet NJ $40 90.
Lard easier at 81 90a7 95. Bulk meats dull
and dropping at IS 40a8 so. Bacon quiet but
steady at 6L2a9 Xa9Xc. Whisky unsettled at
u %. Butter easier but not quotably lower.
NEW ORLEANS. September Is. Cotton steady;
middling ike; low middling lie; good ordI'
nary IONc Net receipts 2,772 bales; gross
4,024 bales; sales 1900 bales stock $500
bales
NV YonE, September 9S.-DRY GoopI.--l
Cotton goods In steady but moderate demand
and STOCK 50 well In hand that desirable
fabrics are firmly held by agents Prints In
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cuILDREN,s DAY.

celebration Of Robert Raikes' Centennial
by the sunday schools OF wheeling
The Union Sunday School gatherings,
yesterday. were full Of interest and relig.
ious Joy, and notwithstanding tie shower
about the hour Of assembling, were largely
attended. 1883
The exercises did not exceed one hour
and fifteen minutes at any Of the churches
80 that no one was weary. All speeches
were limited to seven minutes, which gave
pith 10 the utterances, without chance Il
tire, Rev. W. B. Thomson was chairman
Of the Committee OF Arrangements this
year, and 10 bis earnest exerttons belongs
much OF the credit Of the success attend.
ant upon four large meetings In as many
different parts OF the city,
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BLAINE MEErISo'-To accommodate
those desiring to attend the Blaine meet.
ing in Wheeling, Tuesday, September 9slh,
the p. O. & ST. L. Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets from Steubenville and
intermediate points for the train leaving
Steubenville OF 1895 A. N.
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Che 1'tteligeatsr,
once. sos. % and ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisements,

For Matamoras-Pres Ellison.
Gen. G. B. Raum-Capitol Square.
Third Ward Garfield Club.
Wanted-Two Statesmen.
Wanted-Nurse Girl.
Inman Line Royal Mail Steamers.
Our Goblins-0pera House.
Rotunda Exchange-Henry Q. Cross.
Garfield and Arthur Club-Wm. Travis
De Haven Cooking Range-Nesbit &
Bros.
Young MEMS Garfield and Arthur Club
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WRATHER INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, D. G., September 81
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north.
west to southwest winds, rising barome'
ter, partly cloudy weather, local rains.
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HUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New kcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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CoMR and see our stock Of coBets. Our
so cent corsets are the cheapest in the
city. GEO. g. Roth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-27

BLACK Cashmeres, a full line, and trim.
mlngs to match, at very low prices at Geo.
g. Roth's.
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JACOB W. GRUB, IeweIer.

THERMOMETER kEcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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Our FIVE cent calicoes are good, dark and
fast colors. GEO. G. RorH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-27

CnlEY TOBACCO Is all the rage. Try IL
For sale everywhere. s.rf3.
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Our Cardinal, Black and Cretonne corsets
at 70 cents, are the best goods In the city
for the price. GEO. g. RorH.
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A SEw lot of side band prints Just 70.
eeiyed at George g. Roth's.
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AtsCenia Per Yard.
Such dress goods as will; look neat and
dressy. Call on |. BLUM 4 Bro.
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vIoI1ss at cost at sheib's.

They Are Going Cheap,
Prints and muslins, at
1. BLUM & Bios.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-27

Mr.. Q. A. BEckFoRD, General Agent for
CAD, Fleischmann / Co.'s Compressed
Yeast, in Troy, N. Y, 10 a warm indorser
oil 81. Jacobs OIL as q remedy for horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-27

A SPECIAL train will leave Grafton on
Tuesday morning at 7:S0, stopping at all
stations, arriving at Wheeling 81 1850 A.
NJ, for the accommodation Of all wishing
to attend the Republican meeting at
Wheeling. Excursion tickets will be on
sale at oil stations between Clarksburg
and Wheeling. Returning, will leave
Wheeling at $50 M.
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rHE BEANIE pgMoNsrRArloN.


The preparations for the reception oil
the Hon. James G. Blaine are going on
rapidly. 1t has been decided to hold the
meeting at the north front OF the Capitol.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
club, who have charge Of the reception
and entertainment Of Blaine, have arrang'
cd the following programme:
The Executive Committee, consisting oil
Messrs. J. D. Stanton, Harry W. List, DR..
T. o. Edwards, ]. r. Cowden and B: s. Al
lison, will meet Mr.. Blaine at Wheeling
Junction, P. W. & K. R. R., and accom-.
pany him to. this city, arriving on the
noon train. They will be met at the depot
by the entire club with carriage and the
Wheeling City Band. G.. W. Atkinson,
Chairman State Executive Committee, DR..
j. II. Storer, Chairman Ohio county Exec
utiye Committee, and ]. D. Stanton, Presi-
dent Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club, will occupy seatsin the carriage with
Mr., Blaine. They will be driven directly
10 the New Mcclure House, escorted by the
Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club.
At two o'clock the club will escort Mr..
Blaine TO the place OF speaking, and back
10 the hotel at the close OF the meeting.
Mr.. Blaine's old classmates and school.
mates in this city and vicinity, about ~
In number, have been invited by the club
TO dine with him at the Mcclure House at
5 o'clock. This will be strictly q social
gathering TO which none but Mr.. Blaine's
schoolmates have been invited. In the
evening business mems reception will be
held In the parlors OF the hotel to which
the business men OF Wheeling, irreepect-
i've OF party, have been invited. II Is ex-
pected that Mr.. Blaine will review the
grand torchlight procession from the bal
copy Of the hotel. The above are the ar
rangements as tat as completed, and as the
matter Ia In good hands we have no doubt
they will be successfully carried out,
THE ToRcH.IlGHT PARADE.
In the evening one Of the grandest
torch light demonstrations that has ever
been Witnessed in this city will take place
under the auspices OF the Wheeling Gar
field and Arthur regiment, Col. w. ii.
Travis, commanding. There will be q
number OF visiting clubs among which the
following have been invited. The regi.
ment from Washington, Pa, numbering
Ave hundred men; the Steubenville clubs,
the Hellaire clubs, the Martins Ferry
olnbs. Moundsville, Warren, Harrisville,
West Alexander aud oil the clubs in the
nearly, all II not all Of
which will be present. Col. Travis has
furnished us the following programme OF
the nights proceedingsi ..l1.
The procession Will form on MAIN street,
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AZ 1914 Cents Per Yard,
Just elegant gray hannels. Call on
/. BLUM & Bro.
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Only small Lot 10 Close To-Day.
Colored all wool, SO inch Ceshmeres at
IS cents per yard. Remember, none alter
today, Gall on, !, BLUM 4 Bro.
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At1aI-a Gents Per Yard,

Over 100 pieces dress goods that will sur
prise the most fas.idious. Call on
!. BLUM & Bro.
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AtpS Cents Per Yard,
All wool and elegant flannel suitings.
Gall on !. BLUM & Bro.
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ATTENTION NAiLERs!-Another Lot
10000 Broken Clock Springs Just re.
ceiyed.
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1877. 1880.
7AHI2M.8F.M7 jim. Z AN. u n. 8P. n. IRA
~ O. O. o. o. 81 50 70
1879. SUNDAY 1850. ar.
7LE,ilM,PP. M.7P.A.I7AN. 70 n. 8. FM. SO
a q % 80 6s s6 81 IS
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MUSICAL IssrRuAEsTs at cOst at sheib's
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oHIEB TOBACCO is the "boss.n II you
try 1t You will use no other.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like It.
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Atao Cents Fer Yard,
Just such plaid flannels that will cost you
rs and 80 cents everywhere. Gall on
I. BLUM & Bro.
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AccoRploys At cost at sheib's.
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Music Books at cost at sheib's.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Conference Missionary Society con-
yened ats o'clock, Rev. Sampson in the
chair; Rev. Russell, Secretary.
The constitution OF the society was read.
The roll was called and the members paid
their dues, after which officers were elect
ed aud the Conference adjourned.
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TRADE REPORTS.
CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS MAR
KErS SATURDAY.
Money and stocks Firm-Mheat, Corn
and Rlour-Beef, Pork and Lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, wool,
Whisky, &C., 4o.


New York Money and stocks.
NEW YoRK, September 25.-MoEEY-Marke
easy at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4fa6H per cent Sterling exchange bank.
en' bills steady at "a SIX; demand 81 s3Is.
CONVENIENT BoEps-strong and advanced
from Y tolh per cent.
United ,ASs O. Of 1881, coupons lo4
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Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Clut
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INV YonE, September 9S.-DRY Goops.-.
Cotton goods In steady but moderate demand
and STOCK 50 well In hand that desirable
fabrics are firmly held by agents Prints In
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-08
Tough Soda Wafer.

An old person from Fsrmingtor
was arrested on a charge OF being
drunk and insulting lady on Mon
day, and kept in jail all night. Or
Tuesday he was taken before Judge
Piper and it was shown that he had
socosted lady, asked her name, and
when it was given said she lied, and
was his prisoner. 1t also appeared
that he was partially inebristed; but
be swore solemnly that on Monday
he bad not tasted a drop of anything
stronger than soda water-which il
pretty tough on the soda water, Or a
sad commentary on his intellectual
calibre. He was fined $40.
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MahOmet's Celestial Maidens.

The Koran describes the bellies OF
the MussuIman Paradise as most
delectsble creatures made of milk
and musk, but We opine that their
complexional charms would be dim
med by the lustre and beauty OF the
fair skin besutified by "GLESN's SUI
PHUR SOAP" Age makes no impress
sion on the face to which this enemy
to decay has been applied. Be
ware OF counterfeits. See that &c. n.
CRITTENToN, Proprietor, is printed
on each packet, without which none is
genuine. Sold by druggists at %
cents, three cakes 60 cents. "HILL's
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE" the least
costly of all dyes in use and the most
effective.
SAVE YOURSELVES, CoUGHsl HGLE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR pre-
vent bronchitis and consumption.
Pixies TooTHAoHE DRoPs Cure in
lone minute. GO
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A Safe Safe.

Mr.. o. L. Eliason a day or two ago
received ard has had put in position
in his store, very fine, new safe,
made for him by MosIer, Bahman &
Co., OF Cincinnati, o. It is jewelers.
and watchmaker's cafe, It's coustruo-
ton being adapted for storing vslu-
ab,es made and handled in that bust.
ness. The inner closet contains
shelves for the trays of the show cases,
and 90 each side and above are small
drawers for gems and trinke;s not in
sured. 1t is absolutely freproof and
burglar-proof, the combination locks,
bolts and bars being go arranged as to
defy the latest inventions for burglar
izing, and the doors, castings and hull
are so constructed as TO contain air
chambers, which serve as non-con-
duClors Of heat. 1t stands six ieet
high, weighs about 1. 200 pounds, and
cost $500.
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Standard Series.

The Standard Series OF popular
publications is certainly one of the
finest features OF cheap American
literature. In its form are published
the standard works on all subjects OF
the most noted authors, and they are
so cheap that no one can complain of
being unable to read them because OF
the cost attaching to them. MIR.
Dryer has received 3 new lot oil
them, among others, Nos. 81 and 80.
"Memoirs OF Ny Exile;" No. So,
"Mister Horn and His Friends" No.
81, THE Thoughts Of the Emperor
M Aurelius Antoninus;" No. SO,
"The Hermit" "a, THE Orations
OF DeEosthenes;" No. sc. "Joan OIL
Arc"
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IdahO's Executive.

Some of the Idaho newspapers, ant
: a majority of them, We believe. ar
not we'll pleased with their new gov
ernor. They have "opened on" Mr.
Nell rather early in his gubernatoris
career, and judging by some things
mat are said concerning the gentle.
man, 1t ls not the intention to let him
MIN enjoy quiet, pleasant time
among our northern neighbors, As
specimen OF how the war is being
Waged, We publiEh below some ex
tracts from the B!aIkfoot REGISTER
winch Journal seems to be the fore.
most IN the assaults 1t is Just posi-
ole that the Idaho editors have been
50 much given to attacking governors
that the practice has become a
habI: with them which they can.
not break of any more than moor
joe Emmett, "Fritz'') can cult bis
whisky and dIinks. Ii will bs re-
memhered that the newspaper gentle
men assalled violently the venerable
Governor Brayman, whom thew
sough: to slaughter, but when dis.
interested partiee sifted the matter
they found that Brayman was eli
right and the editors all wrong. It'll
may be thattbe case of Neil is similar. |
We understand Mr. Neil has resided
IN salt Lake. In which case the
following queries propounded by the
Will interest his acqusint-
ances:
We desire to ask our genial Register
Governor Neil few questions, IN regard
to the apportionment which robbed
Oneida County of what justly belonged
10 her. and gave It TO Ada County.
Did you not know when you left Salt
Lake City for Bose City that it was
put up job to hurry you up there, by the
Boise ring, in order that Governor Bray
nan should not assist in making said
lpportIonment, and that they uhe rinP)
lad everything all fixed up with the
'ther two members Of the board to allow
you to vote IN the negative? I
Did you not have a promise Of the !
domination for delegate to Congress from ;
bis same ring, with an assurance that
'ou would be elected?
Was net the apportionment all made
~ NACL JOA hI44fCu AT DOls6 lily, Dg ~
his same ring, and did you not know t
hat such an spportionment was viola
ion of law aud justice?
Did you not, with the other two mem r
.ers OF the board, 60 10 the Office of the :
uperYisor Of the census, for the purpose L
{ investigating the returns from Oneida o
}ouniy, when you had the sworn returns l
f the supervisor before yeu, which you o
ould not dispute? n
have you not, since taking the oath of =
flee as governor of Idaho, performed q
ne duties of register of the land Office at d
alt Lake City, and signed your name as
Ich? a
Was it not uuderstood when you left Il
alt Lake City that all that would be re- ci
uired of you would be to sit as one OF N
le members of said apportionment :,
GARD, when you could return to Salt =
AXE City? IL
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RECEIPT BOOKS FOR SALE
AT HERALD OFFICE. a.
IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL

10 see what Improvements now exis
as compared with railway travel only
steWyears ago. To become convinced
Of this, ore hiss only to select for his
route East, the popular and well-knowD
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun'
Gil Bluffs, where stands the @. & NJ
v. Palace Train, composed of Pull
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
ETC., ready to convey its passen-
gers through Iowa and Illinois, and
Into Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel rail-
through thriving cities and villsgea,
comfortably seated in this train, one
scarcely discovers the high rate o.
speed which he is riding. Trains o.
this road are always on time, con
nections sure, and passengers seek,
Ing pleasure, comfort, safety sno
ease in travelling, will find tn'
Northwestern" in excess Of theil
expectations, and the greatest OF Al
routes 10 Ghicsgo and the East. In
slst upon Ticket Agents selling yoT
Tickets ria this Road; all Agents sci
them. Examine your Tickets, anC
tetus7tO bag if they do not read Owe
THIS Road. Il you wish tue Res
travelling Accommodations, yea wi
10y sour Tickets by this Route
N AND WILL TAKE NO OpHEH