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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-01-07
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
The Constitutional Amendment submitted % the Peoplo
at the late elections to provide for biennial elections was
overwhelmingly defeated. Out OF average vote @
11aIO9 cast for members Of the House 81 hepresehth
fVes, only ID S8 voted Cor the amendment while there
We're 81, $50 votes actually cast against IL
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-01-07

Guilford Vaughan having received n ma ior-
ity of all the votes, declared elected.
On motion of Mr.. Featherston, the House
adJoned until tomorrow morning 10 clock
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

H. T. Walker, an employee IN
Yancey's saloon. under this Office,
aud VIM. Clark. a negro waiter In
Gus. Halls Saloon opposite, got Into
an alteration Thursday in which
Clark was shot IL the shoulder. They
were both sweeping out tho cutters
aud CLARK accused Walker Of throw
ing dirt COO far across the street
This brough, on the quarrel and a.
ter somc high words both parties
went IN aud got pistols. When they
returned the qufrvel was resumed
and Walker shot twice at Clark,
wounding him once In the shoulder
1'he wound was nothing serious
though tho physlrisns were unable 10
lind the ball. Walker ran OF al FIRST
but subsequently returned and sur
renderc& 70 the authorities. lii
srial was held tlsc following day and
he was heM svw xnder q bond o
$50. These arc about thS facts In lh'
ease. Tie ncgro ls not hurt much ant
will probably be about again soon.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
BAINBRIDaE.

We are at a loss TO know how to
proceed, this beng the first time in
our career that we ever cngrossed our
mind In trying TO link the secular IL
,lings Of Bainbridge vicinity. The
muliifarious vicissiludes are 80 intri-
Gated That il would require the deep
cat magnaniIniiy to pen Il true nurra-
tion.,
Farmers are generally through
housing that which gives mans back
so much exercise during q few
months OF tho year, hence corn gath.
ering and whent sowing are the av-
ocations of the day, save few old
iiineranis who sit around aud smoke
cigars and discuss politics.
Though love and harmony reign
jnst now, aud the alluvial wheat
fields around Pooltown, present a
verdant aspect, while the ETHEREAL
banks Of Muddy Fork are clothed in
golden cars of corn.
We chronicle tho absence of Prof.
G.A. Renshaw with profound regret,
who left here few days ago destined
for tho sandy deserts of Mississippi.
We think his stay will not be long
al he has shown by many manifesto.
tions in bygonc days that Que of
Pooliown's fairest daughters has
wound the ties OF affection so closely
that they never can be severed.
We venture the assertion that
there have been more weddings in
this community recently, than any
other. Oh!tlat we were endowed
with that mental gift and persuasive
power that some of our gallant
voung men are, hopes enchanlments
would never, never stray.
The new and roomy school-room
recently erected on the Princeton
road near tho residence of Dr. j. II
Woosley will prove available TO the
community, The school here being
taught now by Prof. Thom ia waking
the people mp 10 sense OF duty.
Poor Zip. like The dew on the grass
like the bubble on tho river, Is done
for ever SPENCE.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
Horse and Buggy Stolen.

Messrs. Turner and Roach. two
young gentlemen OF the city, hired a
buggy from G.. w. Smiths livery
stable last Sunday and wcntto preach
ing at Roaring Springs. They s,aia
till amer preaching at night, aud while
the horse was hi,clied at the gate of
Mr.. lioachs father some thief took
horse, buggy aud all. The gate was
IN a few strps oi the door, and only a
short time elapsed between tho time
the horse was hitchcd audthe stealing.
II was a small gray mare aud piano
bed top buggy. They offer reward
OF $25 for the horse aud buggy. aud
an additional s25 for the capture Of
tho thief. Y +
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
CASEY STATION. KY.

M,n, noon. havo waved and wancd
Simon - Wa la.t tooh nm our rasty len TO
t., ia bannsn;nrs ot this community
jor i"r vaur v"v "Ip pancr. Nothing has tran.
sn;rsd m however. worthy tho attention
sp's" !. so,,. :, auy rsaJsrs' @'H~
~ y,,,;o.. ~ ra nn ~ nsual smootblv and
,,.a"ash,s & Nothinv occurrinr L, mar
H. nannv un;,v and harmony that
m ~, Xxi .ir,;,ia,h Win those neonls
VIII ona business change has occnr.
i, . ~. ~s nav nots' aud that q tho
Ts,a g. I af T. II McKse a o.. having
salJ , 70 N s, Dowles their stock oi j
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

The appearance of Miss Julia A.
Hunt. at Mozart Hall, last Monday
and Tuesday nights was an agreeable
surprise to those who attended. Miss
Hunt is an actress of more than ordi-
nary talent. She is very small and
ia still quito young. She is bru-
hette and has been OH the stage only
one year. There is bright future
before her. Tier pcfsonaiion of
MARIE" in tho Pearl of Savoy was
very fine. She is supported by Giles
Shine and iolerably fair company.
The universal verdict OF those who
saw her was that the entertainments
were among the very best Of the sea-
son. We trust she may be induced
TO visit us again. Her audiences
were small and not at all commensu-
rate with the merit of the company.
OUR FLiRTATIoss.
Tho Mackay-Sylvestcr combination
made capital bit here; they present
ed spirited entertainment entitled
"Our Flirta,ions" with which they
certainly kept tho audience In an un-
interrupted slate of good humor
throughout the evening. The basis
OF the play Is a picnic party, the scene
being laid, in the first act, in a rail-
road car on 1t way TO the picnic, in
the second IN tho woods, and In the
third IN the parlor Of an adjacent
hotel. Tie fun mainly depends upon
the successive disgulscs OF the hero
inc, Laura Lightleart (Miss Sylves-
ica), who, as an old maid, flirts with
her uncle, Richard Raymond. tMr.
Mackay) In order 10 hoodwink him
and so get an opportunity OF flirting
IN earnest with her chosen lover,
Percy We're (Mr. Ilainnond). These
three actors kept up'thc fun without
interinission, aiding that purpose by
some lively singing and dancing, a
little IN the minstrel style, but then
evcryt ing is justified at picnic.
A little more OF that filtration would
not be dIsagrecable.-[Clark
Chronicle Hifs.
This company viii visit us next
week and Will play the lst and End,
prox. II is spoken of In terms Of
laudation by the press at other places
where II has been. The impression
that It IL show Of the variety order
is entirely erroneous. The company
is of as high moral character as
other troupes and has decidedly more
merit than most OF them. Caste
will be presented Monday
night, Nov, lsi,' aud Our Flirtations
the following night.
II will gratifying TO tho amusement
loving public 10 announce that Mad
anne Henrietta Chanfrau will be here
next week. Madam Chanfrau will
play on the 81, aud Frank Chanfrau
on the 4tli prox. The latter will play
"Ki,," but it has not yet been decided
what Madame Chanfrau win play.
Il Is with pleasure that wc announce
that company OF such decided merit
will visit the city. This Star actress
needs no commcndation. She has
been here frequently, and the simple
announcement that she will be here is
enough TO insure u full house. We
will give farther notice next week OF
the programmes for the two evenings
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

Asdrublc Thachcr, who married
Miss Davenport Of the Sinking Fork
ucishborhoou, last May, clopcd We'd
day with Miss Lou. Wash ofihis city.
Thacker was butcher Oh Main street
aud l. Is saii hc has gone 10 Indiana
lie carried his wife, who is not more
than eighteen years old, TO her fathers
IN the country a day or two before
the clopementto make visit, and
she was no doubt as,ounded at the
news Of his dcsertion. We only learn
of the elopcmcnt IS we 10 TO press
and II is impossible to get at the facts
bu, VIC will endcavorto get the full
particulars hy the next issue.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
SHILOH.

Hard times in this beat at present.
Diptheria is raging in this neigh
borhood.
Mr.. Allen Ellis while cutting corn
one day last week cut his ley severe
ly.
Rev. j. U. Spnrlin began a pro.
iracted meeting at Brick Church last
Monday night, but owing to SO much
sickness III the neighborhood the
meeting was postponed indefinitely.
Also the school at that place was
dismissed on account OF sickness.
A great many cmigrants are pass
ing through here daily, and some Of
them arc making sad havoc with corn
near the road. Mr.. Geo. Bowling
discovered two in his corn field last
Saturday pulling corn, and when
questioned about II, told him that
they intended to pay him for it.
We have IN our possession n dog
that we think would equal Ro, .
trick mule, Of Garrettsburg. We no.
ticed him eating cotton not long
since aud guessed he was preparing
10 spit ribbon,
No, no, Dick, the organization OF
the debating club at u 9 Brick has
proven TO be complete failure. Inez
and Emde failed to get UP the mate
rial.
We had the pleasure OF attending q
farewell social at MIR. VIM. Yancey's,
near Bclleyicw, given the night pre-.
vious TO his departure for Mississip-
pi. lie was accompanied by Messrs.
Joe. Rcnshaw, and Bud Yancey and
families, also Mr.. Elgin Rcnshaw.
They expect 10 take up their future
residence there.
All tobacco has been housed.
The farmers have begun to strip
their tobacco.
AS we were riding ont not long
since we discovered q nicked-iail gray
horse approaching and OIL It's bnck
was what we supposed 10 be pei
monkey, hut when we came nearer
VIC found it to be yonr Roy, hid be-
tween his head and tail, OH his way
10 see "EIndc:s" widow. Lookout,
Roy. you've aroused "Emde's' jeal.
ousy. JONAu.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
MARRIED.

JONES-IiOUSTON.-On the
morning OF the 2lsi, at the residence
Of tho brides father, in Graves coun-
~, Mr.. Garland w. Jones TO Miss
Bette Houston.
Mr.. Jones 10 well known in Trigg
aud Christian counties, and combines
all tho qualities that constitute true,
noble and honored gentleman. lie
has been q resident Of Trigg county
sincc his boyhood and 10 loved and
lonorcd by all who know him.
We can truthrully say no better
mau could be found better qualificdto
assume tho responsible duties Of
a husband.
Miss Houston 10 an only daughter
Of Mr.. G.. 4. Houston, Of Graves
county, aud is young lady OF rare
intellectual capacity, aud Is much ad-
mired for her many lovable traits.
Mr.. Jones is certainly to be congrat-
ulated upon tue excellent selection he
| has made.
Immediately after tho marriage
they boarded The train for this city,
arriving at 3 ;l5 o'clock, then depart
ca for the residence Of Mrs. i. A
Jones, mother Of MIR. g. w. Jones,
near Roaring Spring, where an elc-
CANT reception was prepared. and on
ljoyed by many friends, who extended
the couple the warmest congratula.
,ions. The happy pair have our best
wishes for the continuance OF q life
as happy as It has commenced.
MOORE-MURPHY.--i.ttho the res
ilenoe Of the BRIDES father. Penn
broke, Ky, Thursday evening 2lst
inst. Mr. Clarence Moore to Miss Bet
1
tic M,,rphy, both of that place.
TILLOW-MOORE.--I in this cit,
on Thursday 2lst. inst, Mr.. vii
Tillow, Of the 40 cents store, and Mis-
Nlittie Moore.
! HORD-. ROPER. In this city oil
, Tuesday evening, 10Th inst, MIR. Ju
lian Hord to Miss Annie &. Roper
. both Of this place.
0 GARTON--GENTRY--At th
. residence Of the BRIDES fatherin Cadii
Q KY, Thursday morning elst. ms
: Mr. Harry H. Carton to Miss Blancf
I, Gentry, both Of Cadiz.
! Harry is a former school mate \.
! ours and we extend to him cur since
!. congratulations upon his entering Il
!. marriage state. May his life be o.
10 orhappiness and prosperity. lie b
10 won very estlmable lady for
10 wife, and bright future looms up b
70 fore him, May no disappointmeuts
in store for them.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

Tho dedication of the new Shiloh
Methodist Church Al Smoot's Bridge
has been postponed from. next Sunday
10 tho 5i Sunday in November.
Hon. Jno. Fcland, Republican can
didnte FOR Congress, viii speak at
the Court House next Monday and
Invites his opponents to meet him.
Mr Young, representing the Ex.
celsior School furnishing Co.. of Gin.
cinnaii, is IN the tiiy, for the pur-
pose Of making a hid on the furni-
t,ire Of the new school building. We
had call from him Saturday and
found him to be genilenian Of
sociabillly aud pleasing address.
Burglars made an Unsuccessful at
tempt to enter the i dwelling house Of
Mr.. q. ii. Brandon last Sunday
night. They in tryingto raise win
dow woke him and ran away upon
his going out to investigate the mat
ter. IIc saw them making their es.
cape but unfortunately had no
weapon TO shoot.
In 1876, Mr.. Fcland beat Mr.. Nc
Kenzie for the Legislature about
fifty votes IN this county. where tho
Republicans have clear working
majority OF 500. Mr.. Mckenzie will
return the compliment next Tuesday
M hundred fold In the vote for Con.
grcss, aud beat his competitor, 5000
votes.
Mr. Thos. u. Brown, agent tor the
Mackay-Sylvcsier Company, Is in the
city. Ills Company will be here the
lot and 2nd, prox. On Monday
night I. w. Roberison's great play,
'.Casto," which made a successful hit
the first night upon the LondonSiagc,
will be presented. On Tuesday
night sour Fllrtations,' the play IN
which the Company appears TO the
very best advantage will be rendered.
II Is spoken OF by the press in ex-
travagantly aaiicring terms and
should have full house.
The pupils Of Bethel Female Col
lcge from a distance are expected TO
return on next Monday. Nov. lsi.
Prof. Rust requests us to sav that the
regular reci,aiions viii comneace
Tuesday morning following. No
new case OF tho lever has occurred in
tho last two weeks. We hope that
the proinp,ncss OF Prof. Rust In noli-
flying the parents and sending the
girls home, thereby preventing the
spread of the disease, may be re-
warded by as prompt return of the
pupils. The building aid rooms
have thoroughly ventilated and dis
infected aud II lsnow considered ty
physicians perfectly safe to announce
the resumption o: tho exercises at
,hat iimc..
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
Special Locals.


Go with tho tide and buy your
groceries from N. B. Edmunds 4 Co..
A Fresh supply of Canned Goods
received daily at
NIB. Eimunds q Co.'S.
The cheapest Dry Goods. Boots,
Shoes and Clothing in the city can be
found at John Moayon's, Nashville st.
Isaac Hart's is the place to get
cheap goods. ga
A new lot Of children's and boys
clothing at Ike Hart's.
G.. H. Brandon las the largest and
best selected stock Of silverware ever
brought to this city, which he sells at
prices that defes competition.
Go to see Brandon's new goods. II
is treat to look at the new and
beautiful designs, and he takes pleas
ure in showing you his stock whether
you want to buy or not.
The ladies especially are invited t
examine Brandon's new and elegan
! stock Of Silverware, Necklaces, Watcl
Chains, Sets Of Jewelry, etc. N
trouble to show goods.
Good coal delivered anywhere i
the city, at from l24 tolls cents pc
bushel.
r. g. QuAlLs.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
Candy Pulling.

The ladies' Of the Southern Pres
byterian Church will give q candy
pulliny Ia tho basement Of their
church, on Nashville street. next
Friday night. Admiration 25 cents.
Iielucmber the night, Friday 18th,
and let everybody turn out and not
only pass a pleasant evening but aid
q worthy cause.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
bell and Dan Whitaker.

bell and Dan Whitaker.
Miss Hattie Kelly, after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Gum, left tot home a lew days siuce.
Miss Jennie Bronangh spent several
days visiting friends 10 the cvmmuni-
ty this week.
Miss Florence Winfree has been
visiting the family Of her brother. Tor
several days past.
Miss Jennie Means Of your city is
staying few days with her sister,
Mrs. Bowles, who has been quite sick
for several days. Jor.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
Now is Your Time.

we lavc on hand q number Of fne
slrsi class baggies. light rockaways
and barouchcs, also q lot Of good
socondAiand vehicles. which we want
TO sell, aed offer them at greatly re-
ducc,l prices. This Is your chance to
secure . bargain, good vehicle at
small price. We guarantee these
vehicles first class and Of onr own
make. M Alas s3S5s.
pLuMrNsrxiL, McCAMv & DoSrE.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
socIAL1rIEs.

Mrs. ]. w. McGehee was in tho
city Saturday.
DR.. II. Il. Bourne took a trip to
Clarksvillc Sunday.
Miss Mamie Campbell 10 visiting
friends in the country.
Mr. II. S. Campbell was absent in
louisville last week.
Mr. Marcellus Jagoc, of Madison
willie, was In tho city Sunday.
Mr.. John NJ. Lambdin returned
Tuesday from a visit 10 Cincinnati.
Mr.. JAS. L. Wahl returned from
his regular trip to May6cld last week.
Miss Ida Greenwood returned
Thursday from visit TO Nashville.
DIR. Jas. Rolman was away on q
visit to Louisyille aud Frankfort last
week.
Mr.. +. Wood has moved into HE
nice new cottage on liussellvilie
Street.
Prof aud Mrs. II. q. 0'Ncill went
TO Louisville last week to make a
visit.
Mr.. II. s. Green left Yesterday TO
uiicad the Evansville Commercial
College.
Miss Eflc Peynerciurned last week
nom a vlsitto Mrs. Ed. A. Stowe, IN
che Ncws,ead neIghborhood.
Chas. d. Oyershiner, an aitache Of
this uiilce. has returned from visi,
OF several days TO relatives In 0wcnT
5oro.
Misses Laura aud IIallle Cradiock.
oi Frankfort, after a visit to the fainl-
~ Of Mr.. John Felaud, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Mollie Rash, one Of Madison
ville's bevy Of beauties. returned home
last week from visit OF two weeks
10 Mrs. ". L. Ellis.
Tho Bethel Sunday School Conven-
,lon will be held At Allcnsville next
Saturday. Tie exercises VIII be di.
rectcd by Prof. Rus..
Mrs. Sue Chas,sin. OF Todd county,
returned 20 her home aftcra visit OF
several weeks 10 her many friends
and relatives In the cltv.
Rev. ]. G. Tate returned home
Thursday, aiier nv extended trip TO
she Blac Grass regions Of the Stale.
Tic avcuded tho Kentucky Synod at
GeorgcIowa las, week.
Miss Willie Faulkner len Yesterday
Tor Texas, where shc will spend the
winter with her slater MIRA. Cosby.
,Ier aeru,sao Ia sincerely regretted
in tho social rircles,
Mis-. ueorpic Merritt, 4 winsomc
t.cilc OF Bennci,s own. has returned
homr sics a visit OF several days 10
friends IN tho city, This popular
Young lady formed many friends du-
riag her short stay who much regret
her departure.
Among the delegates from this
county to the Masonlc Grand Lodge
at Lonisvillc were Drs. u. NJ Fair
teigl, aud .. W. S,onc, aud Mcssrs.
+ % Graves. a. NJ. Henry and j. NJ.
Z. Pool, the lsst two representing
Lodges al Ncwr,csd aud Daiabridge
respectively
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
FOR SALE.

The exclusive right for Warrca
county TO make and sell Browns
Twin Spring Bed bottom. The coun-
ty has not been touched. Apply at
once il you want it.
j. G.lCEsrER.
Oct. l9tf Trenton, KY
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

A young man who had recently
taken a wife. says he didn't find 1t
half so hard to get married as he did
to get furniture.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

An immense stock of cheap suits
at tho Clothing Palace. Don't forget
10 call oil us before you purchase, as
we keep a better assortment and our
prices are lower than any, other
house. JAMES PyE& Co.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

Remember we have the finest and
best fitting suls in the market.
We offer these to you at greatly re-
duccd prices. JAMES PYE & Co.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

am still giving better meal than
any house in town for 20 cents, and
can also give yon Fresh Baltimore
Oysters for 35 cents a dozen.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

Read the new advertisement Of the
Central Hotel in another column.
Mr.. Fleming is making it a first class
house.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
For Sale.

One hundred or more acres OF land,
near Beleview, this county, equal in
location and fertility 10 any land in
the county. Apply TO A. w. Meach--
am, Belleview, or TO tho editor OF this
paper.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

Lunch from 10 to II O'Clock at r.
NJ. Andcrsen's.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26

For house. sign and ornamental
painting. give Chas. Catlctt 4 Son a
call, Hopkinsville. KY.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
Don't Forget It

That R. NJ. Anderson sells cheap.
Cali and see.
The south Kentuckian., 1880-10-26
FALL OPENING.

Oct. l2tf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-30
The SOcorro TronhIc.

Denver, 29.-TTi6une'S Santa Fe: The
situation at Socorro remains very critical.
About twenty-five men went from AL
6uqueFque to Socorro, last night to aid
the citizens party, and company Of the
Thirteenth Infantry is guarding public
property. Last night Anton NJ. Baca,
one of the prisoners held by the citizens.
procured revolver and shot one of the
guards, and wss himself killed by
another guard. Judge Parks, of the
Second Jadical District, to-day released
the prisoners from the custody of the citi-
zens on heavy bail. The Americans are
determined that Conkling's murderer
shall not escape, and as he belongs TO a
powerful and numerous Mexican family,
who are assembling to aid him, serious
trouble seems imminent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-30
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
THE Irish Rev.

London, 29.-Michael and William
Burke, and John Hanbsrry, were arrested
at Clombur on a charge of completely
in the murder of Lord Mountmorris.
a monster land meeting was to have
been held to-day in Glare, but prohibited
By the authorities. Thousands of persons
assembled but were quietly dispersed by
police.
The Standard states that q further
despatch of troops 10 Ireland is probable.
The admiralty request the war Office to
arrange for the relief of marines on SER
vice In Ireland, as the detention of SO
many marines there causes great incon-
venience to the navy.
Dublin, 29.-Military authorities are
adopting extraordinary precautions of
81 extensive character. The arrangements
appears to indicate grave apprehensions
OF imminent danger. All the troops are
ceonfnei to ihelr barracks; guard pickets
nave been augmented; entrenching tools
aud lanterns have been served out for the
use of patrols in tle event of the gas being
cut OF from any of thu barracks. There
are nov here $50 officers, 5000 men, |, 900
horses and sixteen guns, SHE flower of
the British army" besides strong bodies
OF coast4bulary.
The magestsrial investigation il going
on at Limerick into the c nduct Of a
corporal of the my, who was arrested
for illegal drilling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-30
IT is TRULY WONDERFUL

10 see what Improvements now exis
as compared with railway travel only
a few years ago. To become convinced
Of this, one has only to select for his
route East, the popular and Well-known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Coun.
oil Bluffs, where stands the @. & NJ
w. 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 o icsgo. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track of steel rail
Gbrca % thriving cities and villages.
COM tortsbly seated in this train, one
scarcely discovers the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers seek,
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease IN travelling, will find the
"NOrth-Western" in excess of their
expectations, and the greatest of all
routes to ChicaG' and the East. In
sist upon TiokeI lgents selling you
Tickets ria this Road; all Agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets, and
tefuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
travelling Accommodations. you will
buy your Tickets by this Route.
@- AND WILL TAKE NO OTREB