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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

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lufhef prices fWl lffff Hfd Kidding " fffH H4t. "a t9Na
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Is Boilq Int, val AZ 70 Gents pe, la,
a beautiful folding rocking chafm ~. They arc enasaa-
IN, ns we'll ~ ofhlmehiat, Price Al furniture staso ""sehFHfAI
Memphis pfces, Good line ofOi Cloths. Rugs, MA lis VI
on hand, ~
CASf0S FLAME IN. IMMENSE BAnaAiu
Canton flanncs ut zoe. worth f2Ic. Canton riantei. ".a
re Canton Flannels at &c. worth 7oe. Wool tII an wv :
rIannci soe' worm 3oc, Oood lwlled Flannel, ssea 49, }
JEANS. JEANS. JEANS, Nv
Good Jeans At fyco worth 7sc.i Good leans Al aoe .os.
Jeans ut 3ocr worth lo' Good Jeans n 4oc. worth Zoe, ,GS%IM11
5oc, worth 05c. 'o""F
Just received from Strauss, Eyeron & Co, New yort -
cuBiom-nadc Clothing, for the town trade. Owire ,oIasm
expenses for the yeaEarc no more han 4 large Clo,hisaI Y
Memphis ior a month, we can, therefore, sell our clotIjng d" y
wil a smaller profit than our Memphis friends can Afford MI
bug, come aud see. W.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Child'n's school shoes soc worth rs. Good house shoes 4, vra i
Chidren's good shoes 7sc " 81 Best houqe shoe. q, ,.~l
Chldren's beat shoes 81 "tsoI r.. -. Y"S "mhl
100 pairs ladies' shoes at 7sc 80 'oo' 9ISo worth
One lot Of fine o-ustom-made shoes. Dress shoes, $500 worth
sloye-fting for ladies and gents. Best custom made, $3mwd
Immense reduction in Boys and Mems Boots from former !
Boots to suit everybody from the cheapest TO the best.
HATS, GAPS, TRUNKS, CLOCKS, GLASS, FIN AND GILMAN
To correspond with our remarkable quotations above.
Remember you always get the lowest prices by buying your
les from us. Z
ld Make no mistake in the place, examine our prices carefully and
have no time TO come TO town send in your orders. They wnk
II at our prices quoted above. Any article which does not suit can
e, turned and money refunded. The pride of Sardisi
The Peoples Benefit Store Of
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

s Reliable Patterns always on hand
will surprise all:
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Subject to change, without notice,
as the market is unsteady with an
upward tendency.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

M&eAd Oh Head ON
NEw DRESS GOODS iusT REcBtvEDi
Bradford sitngs, roc. worth I5c.i Brocadcd Poplns &c. worth 7c.
Boucue Cloths, 2c. worth 3c. DeBagc, 2sc., worth 3sc. Apacas
worth 3sc Monte Cloths, double-width 3oc., worth 4oc. Cash.
colorcd, doube-width, 3oc. worth 40 cents; Cashmere, black
worth 65c Cashmere, black, doublc-width, soc., worth use.
Cashmere, black. Use, worth 81. Our Tnliards black Cashmeres, un
fading dyes Il $loo is worth $3.50.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

The shenT-elect Of Chickasaw
county, in compliance with a
promise made during the canvass.
calls upon those who voted Tor
him. in The frs, district, 70 elect a
depuiy-sheriT frem among their
number.
, 1881-06-19
ELECTRIC HAIR BRUSH.
EDISON 0U1D0NE.
An Electric Wonder Which Is
Creating a Revolution.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, !
Et.h. II 1SS1.

HOUSE OF REREkESESTAILHESr
Feb. T. ISL
For tho first time In life am induced to give
testimonial. Noticing In some paper an adver-
tlsement OF Dr. Scotts Electric Hair Brush, sent
81 for uza1 find 1t indeed remarkable brush
Ny wife hHs for years suffered with headaches
The brush cures them at ouce. Several friends
have uscl it for headaches, and it has never
failed. Ny wife wAs also getting prenzturely
bald but tho brush has entirely stopped the fall
ing hair and started Il ncw growth use it to
remove daEdruT, und it works like n charm.
Five times the cost would not buy my brush If
could not replace II. To-day bought of McAl-
mont druggist, Of this place. two brushes to sent
to friends who have tried mine and ,e1uessea
Walnut Ridge. WIS attacked by II severe case OF
sick heutiacne while at my house: He was very
sick. Ny wife proposed TO try the brush. which
he finally consented to do, with no faith in It.
however. In three minutes he said he never felt
better in his life, and directed me to send him
brush. have authorized McAimont. the drug
Yours truly, GEORGE TnoRSRURGH,
M Thoraossh s1se GrsnS .tsh e Ffss ns,s
LITTLE NucK. ApHfA 1881.
Ing il the above Is genuine hereby dsc!a1e II 20 bs
strictly 1t given voluntary without solle~
t'on' and this my an'"sd dsos Z Il:
BRookLYS. n. Y.
wsfe's heAdaches. REV. A. {. bRlDGEMAS. D. D.
SARATOGA. y. r.
Its splendid brush; cure. my headaches IN few
minutes. recommend IT, j. H. CHAPMAN, Mayor
EVANSVILLE, Ind, III WalnuL-st-
1t has paid for itself handsomely:
WILLIAMSBURG. Mtrs-
It will do all you claim for IT. 1t hiss cured head-
aches neuralgia, toothaches, and rheGWasua IN our
families KEW. H. H. LASt'
DOMESTIC SEw1su-MAcH1Sk Co.: n:
Wife suffered for years with neuralgia. Brush en-
tlrely cured her. HENRY u. bAHILkFI.
These testimonials came to us unsolicited. and
we xct such every day. Pamphlets mailed free.
This remarkable Brush has met with great sue
cess and Is warranted 10 cure Nervous or Bilious
Headaches in five to seven minutes, cure Neu-
rnlgia and Rheumatism In two to hve minutes,
ami to quickly stop falling hair and badness.
All dealers are authorized to return the price *
not Us represented. y Beautiful, Pure Brtstle
Brush. we will send 1t postpaid on receipt OF
s., or by express, G. O. D.. ut your expense, with
privilege OF examination.
The Pail Mall Electric Association, 84S Broad
way, Walack'B Theatre Building.
For sale at all Drug and Fancy Stores.
, 1881-06-19

bonds. State bonds were quiet and featureless.
KaIlrond bonds were fairly active, with specu-
latious as Il rule following the course OF the
share list, opening strong, afterwards de-
clinng. and recovering in the late
dealings. while Investment issues were strong
throughout. The Errut bulk of business anu
the most notable fluctuations was in Texas Pa-
cittc incomes, Erie new second consols, Mobile
: OHIO debcntures, Toledo & Dephos incomes,
Ohio s. Southern incomes. and Boston g. Erie
trsts The last-nAmed were exceptionally
weak Throughout The railway and uscel-
laneous speculation opened strong. and AFTER
wards became buoyant, with IL general and de-
cided advance in prices, the upward movement
being stimulated by 81 largo iucrcuse in railway
earnings reported for the first week in June.
The upward movement was led by Southwestern
stocks. the Pacific stocks. telegraph shares, and
Elevated road properties. This condition coz
tinued during the first hnif of the week, but
afterwards reduction of rates by trunk lines.
reports OF trouble between some OF the leading
companies. and rnnlors of damage to crops led
to u free selling movement, under WHICH there
was sharp decline in prices, in which the entire
list participated Frequent and vigorous u.s.
gnults were made AgAiust the market by tho
bears, which brought considerable amounts Of
long stnclss from tiu1ia holders, Towards the
close, however, there w,ls decided change for
the better. and tho market WAS active and b,loy-
ant. with shnrp recovery trom tho lowest point
, 1881-06-19

FLOUR-Was quiet and strong. There was falr
inquiry for export, but the offerings OF the grades
wanted were light. nnd this restricted business. Sales
were reported Of IS brls low grade winters ut $3.50;
1850 brls and 6U bags springs Mt e5@7.25 tho out
side for patents. Total. equal to about l,an brls
Winter Hours were quoted at &.51sh!5; shipping
springs at <uO850J: the low grade springs at G'a$
4.ul Rye four at about s. Is s6l0.
OTHER MlLLsrUFFs-Were in moderate supply
aud easy. Sales were reported OF cars bran ut
$W0ualQ.31lx free board; CATS mtddinRs
at $l325@l375; 2 cars feed nt 5l65G3l7.0. Coarse
-neai wns nominal 1T sl7. Is per ton on track.
SPRING WHEAT-Wns less active. anu easier.
There was really hut little life IN the deal both
classes Of operators seeming to be on the pause
for something TO turn up. The British markets we're
reported "unchanRed." which. however. does not
usnuily mean much on Saturday. and our receipts
were again rather nrke. though considerably ess N
voiume the previous day. with sume expectation
tbat they will further decrease during the coming
week. But the repurted shipments we're again ltEht
and the weekly SUMMARY indicates that our stocks IA
st"re have Increased some {Aen oo 5u duT1mE ax
day. The weather in the West was considered TO
be favorable the growing crop and the report tnat
the tnsecs Uf the present year are not the dfeaoeo
locust also tended depress prices Or at least 70
prevent d further advance The repogs or stoFms
Westward, supPoeed 70 be loving upon Chca2o: pei
haps operated little in the osner neFe a1
Spot sales Sere reported 81 and lg saEs No:
] 1t tLa31 1l0H Il cars no: 3at ca5 d2
Cent1alj At cars rejected ut 74Ioc Tor CentIA
and Air Line receipts; and Il cars bJ sample AZ soe@
, 1881-06-19

s se'1 sssat % :sa ea s I'LL! SsSs ttssats
:l:,saii$s SsiaE s. es!er lie la.e:s pg.es & RI
f[S,,as sSs T. M ;oS + /; ;giT s2a
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es :anps Gis nsEe 1sfs' s''s'
a!vs nna a9 s n ef nrer
ina snan M rh sofs
fact of ather large receipts here than bal
s
n nn Of M ny " E1sdes on hand There was ain
TX wanted e tiii SEen It he recent des'tne in
sy @ shss and s a.tss
isxsr; Sass Ss: - e{esed r $$;e spot :aie: @
h,sS %.!sa .; ssiesse: a Il Il s!ss s nsr hi;S
%sfs @ss Tnsa :! Il.
cq"a 70 az ] b. sser uSs
sI s eosc n9 aaa af! saex sss &c
bid. Seller June sold at uc closing Al 45:fe b!l
September ranged AT 44c. and tho 5ear nj t'aaa
ss5s saa s sas{ in the
IT, I'd 81 s 81, s; Ii !;
SNe: Rejected ~ wanted Il ie; ss1'e! Saas
st I esfss e sS:*
ssesS 70 so.e
at.7ke. The =ample market wn* fairly zctiye nnd
y jsasdf snd
S5sss; s:S{;s q 5
R!EDWas u steady tor and slightly en.ter on
1HsH
@ G ss ps1 ear ss!s M y
equni 20 noont lsu ou Nv
, 1881-06-19
FASHIONS.


NtU FORK Erenin5 i'ost.
Tinted Spanish lace bonnets are imported.
Marouise vests are seen upon the new
basques.
Scalloped ruff1es are again worn upon sum-
mer silk suits.
Tie most fashionable mitts are those far-
ing the lalf-thu1mb, without fingers.
Many ladies cover their plain silk paraso}s
with frills of beaded Spanish lace.
Lustreless jet beads form a conspicuous
part in mourning garniture this season.
Carrickn,across or Irish point-lace is much
used as trimmings on tea-gowns made Ill all
tiQue style.
Very long black silk 1nitts and black EN-
broidered silk stockings are worn with the
most delicate evening toilets.
The greater combination of eccentric angles
anu odd GU rves the oyerdress OF the moment
displays the more fashionable it is.
Summer mouchoir mutfs for the street are
made Of steel or jet beaded lace, anu 5'iS-
pended from the neck by narrow satin rib
bon.
Black Spanish lace, with large golden pop
pies embroidered in the designs, is one OF
the newest garnitures for black grenadlne
dresses.
Very handsome grenadlne toilets. are i'm
ported, combined with satin sublime, and
decorated with costly steel-beaded appllQueS
and deep fringes.
Startling jackets Of cut steel, or rainbow
beads, are Imported, cnt short and round, to
be worn over long-peaked bodices or en-
brofuered blouse waists
Some of the very elegant toilets Of black
surah, adorned with jet-beaded tabliers and
panels, have the high Metticis collars en-
tirely covered with large cut jet beads.
All-wool nuns yelling brightened by gold
colored polka-dots is imported. Dresses "
this material can be elegantly trimmed with
ruf1ies and bertha Of gold-Wrought Spanish
lace.
Summer plush, brocaded with gold and
silver stars, arabasQues Of Grecian follattd
patterns, is much used for bonnet garniture
by 'texclusive u nliliners- The dark bronze
dart and Venetian green shades are most
favored.
Antique reticules Of velvet are. much IN
vogue, and are worn with 4 belt to match,
where the waist is made round; 4 very
handsome one is formed of dark blue velvet,
mounted with silver, having the clasps ana
belt buckle in the form OF old SILVER medals
with medieval heads.
GRAY silk stockings, embroidered, with
scarlet rosebuds, dark green ones with pale
mix arbutus blossoms, black with shaded
geraniuin blossoms, 1iauve with purple aiia
gold Dausips, and cardinal with small white
nlarguerites, art among tue dlstractng nov
elites III French hosiery designed 70 oc WORN
with the very low-cut "Prlncess beatF1ee
sandals.
Tn the rave or striped fabrics the Korrfgane
robe is regarded with peculiar fayor. This
material is OF lightweight calnel's hair cloth;
in which b0urette llternlixtnre VI GoIoIs allo
Algerian designs are observable Inc mono.
chrome cloth serves as the s9nstantla! paas
or foundation Of the robe, WITH tne stf1ped
,nr, r,Iomaf,t ae trimming alIu relief.
, 1881-06-19

II 1-lG1xl 5lfc; futures steady; June. uStc; July,
1U.es;c; August l03lc; September, Masc October,
l0.lGc: November, A02c; December. 1dG'c; January.
10l4c; February, l0.e3c; March. lU.+lc.
FLoUH-Qutet and unchanged; receipts 1000 brls;
exports, 4ltU brls.
GnAtS-Whcat in fnir demand and u shade lower
receipts, olhuU bu; exports, an'AD bu: ,nngrudet
ungradeo red, s1i6Gsl2s: No. . do sl-S' No. ? do.
NH; cs.1,a1 slsee1s7tf rail- No. red. *l31; mixed
winter, <l@; ungraded white, sl.ls.sGS1: No. do.
zl.:; No, |. do, si211>: steamer do <.1; NJ red.
June. $l.a4si .al; July, *.5lasl August. sle3'aGa
l.e+H: September. s12l!a 4l 2+5s Corn heavy; re-
ceipss. .5.'N bus exports, 0 bu; unsrated 5l@Fa:c;
unsuund iiG5:htc: steamer, 55st'sc; No :si@FEa,c:
~ White 1lGs's; ~ 'any g.is1hsr e's; Sgiy,
Oats heavy and l2c lowcr receipts. l3au bu: West
ern mixed 4les +4.4c; white d.. issa'c-
HAr-l)ul and unsettled. 51eSHE,
uOrs-Cutet but steady; year1Es. l.&lsc: Eastern
u GorrEEo Ii Quiet but arm; Rio earyoes quoted 9.4@
GnocEK,Es.s.e..r Quiet but hrm; fair 70 good re-
nntnE quoted 3hssc. Aolasscs quiet tut nFin' N'ce
VIZ; isErno1 @ o1EtW~Frln and unchanged.
TALLow-Frut: t'tfat3{c-
hESlS-Ffrm and unchanged
EuGs.steady With III fair deniand. is@lskc
LEATuEN-Sieady with fair demund; IIemlock
sole Duenos Ayrssand Rio Grando light middle nnd
WUo1-ijeuaand good, closing very strong; domestic
fleece. 45c: pulled. se NC; un"ashed' l2sec; Ie1ns
mess, fiGj0; new do. sl7.G@l7.N Beef nr1n: India
mess S5uJ Cut meats stronE quiet: long clear mid
dss sc; sSrr a. = S H. emana la5 I'm % anS
CHEEsE-Dcmand fair and market hIn 6%9t4c
META1.S-Munuf:tctuEed copper dull new sheath
sf as iS:o 1mssean ae % Sssis
i3gl5c Nails, cut. $}U5GEi l5; cllnch. $4.65sa65-
, 1881-06-19

The Hallett, Davis l. Co.'S pianos are not only
the most popular instrument III the world, they
arc the best that have ever been constructed in
auy quarter Of the globe,-tne best in the ar
sense, the best in their nearest approximation
to the compass, tone. and general characteris-
tics of the human voice. which is the most per-
feet tone in nature. ''How do VIC know that?'
Simply because that is the recorded opinion OF
nine-tenths Of the competent professional crit
tcs Of all countries who have ever recorded any
opinion. The rank of piano is a matter for
master pianists to decide, and that Is their de-
cj5iOu.
, 1881-06-19

One hundred and two miles Of new steel track
have just been finished between Denison and
Mineola. on the new Texas extension of the
Missouri Pacific Railway, and magnificent new
passenger train of Pullman cars and palace
coaches are to-day running from the Mississippi
River direct to Austin and San Antonio, Tex,
with no change whatever. This new train passes
through the beautiful Indian Territory, and en-
ters Texas ut Denison, the Gate City 1t leaves
St, Louis at 800 H. H., Hannibal ut l0:05 H. H.,
and Kansas City at 400 p. III. every day. Leave
Chicago ut noon or on evening trains, and make
connections with Missouri Pacific Railway. F.
CHANDLER, General Passenger Agent.
, 1881-06-19
withdrawn from store during Friday for
citv cnnsulnnt1nn: 4l2 hi corn. 9u bu oats. 80

Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: 4l2 bu corn, 9i0 bu oats, 51o
bu rye
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: cars winter
wheat. II, cnrs No. Spring. 81 cars No. do. II
cars rejected, s cars no grade Q!9 sheat}; 3B
cars and l., 800 bu No. corn, 14l cars and $500
bu high Mixed 4 cars new do. 65 cars new
Mixed liz cars and 12.500 bu rejected, II cars no
gr,edc tso6 corn) 81 cars white oats, liz cars and
TOO bu No. , mixed. 10 cars rejected, car no
grade (.s,D OATS; cars M. rye. car rejected:
8 cars barley. Total u,ol4 cars. T05.o0o bu. lu-
spected out: -, ,a95 bu wheat, 393,22E bu corn,
3l,;k38 bu oats, $40 bu rye.
The following we're the receipts Of breadstuf1s
, 1881-06-19
SELF-GUARD:D.


For The Chicago TribuHs.
I.
Hold unexpressed ..
The depths and nights that gauge thy soul
FrOm worst to best
4 part give to thy nearest-not the whole
OF thee, lest on some fatal day,
With Judus- kiss, he doth betray.
II.
Keep uncnnfessed
Some thoughts between thy heart and thee,
In thy own breast.
No rose IS rare when all may smell and see;
The friend who holds thy hearts door-key
To- morrow may thy jaier be.
CHICAGO, juno lS- Lulu W. MlTCHELL-
, 1881-06-19

More people have used st. Jacobs Oil for
rheumatism than you have any idea or
, 1881-06-19
mIDME AGED MEN K I.
DR., 4, G. QLIN.

e0l SOUTH cLAKK-S'r- CHICAGO. ILL.
ConfidentIa1 Physle1nn Over twenty years II
special practtcs deTo.tnE his entire attention 70 ~
Chronic, N~rvou., and EF1nnFy dseaaea<
Youux, raIsldle-.geJ. or old naon sunetln& from
Srrvnus Debility. Premature Decay, from cx@
exposures. tndscrctons Or nny eause' sur9@
ti.ftc Or ereurlu1 ne etlons Of the throat stic
or buncs treated successfully un the latest sceuuo4
cn-ienths Of The American women. whseh unders ;'d
burden cured permanently. Consultation BY 1ette4
or In pessoufn all cases free Of charge The nameS
Of patients ncyer published by hu1. ano ne tAA
be consulted perfect confidence Book Of 81 paKes
With question st, free at Office Hours. 70 70 4
1ffsj
, 1881-06-19
PRINCIPAL DUE JAN. |, 1921.
Issued at rate Of SIS, 900 per Mile.

Is oniy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4, 400
The present net earnings on Is miles nre already
sufficient the interest charges the who'e issue
of hrsl lnort:age bonds, SO that without my
increase from the operation OF the extension to
Pontiac the interest on the bonds Is assured The
bonds. hewever. ~ additional miles OF line that
will be extremely productive from tile valuable con-
uection secured
1fthe earnings upon tho whole line be At same as
upon Vi miles the net earnings will be SlI7. 500.
white the interest charges only $'5. 1t Is be-
ljeYed the earnings will increase larger RATIO
, 1881-06-19
MINING NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, June lS.-3lining stocks closed
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of leading articles of produce in this city dur
ing the twenty-fuur hours ending at 7 O'Clock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding time
q year urQ;
, 1881-06-19

FOREIGN.
LONDON, June 1S.-Consols, 100 rs: account,
1uaa. -
American securitfes-Unitcd States IS, III;
Illinois Central, 1441.; Pennsylvania Cenrra1
e.; Ncw York Central, l50a1; Eric, ASH; do
seconds. 10,1z: Reutiing. .91s.
PARIS, June lH.-tcntes, eGf 52lzc.
LONDON, June lS.-BAr silver is quoted at 5l1s
pence per ounce
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, juno lS.-Sisht exchange on
New York, 3l45GL22.j0 per l,0O premium. Ster~
ling, 4HL4.
, 1881-06-19

Novelties in Hosiery at
G. Il. CoUTAST & Co.'s,
145 State street.
, 1881-06-19

NV wife and daughter were made healthy by
the use Of Hop Dtters. and l recommend them
10 my pcople.-Nethodist Clergyman.
, 1881-06-19

sWestern Union new st0cR-Upeucu ?I51' n1Enest'
I3; lowest, ale; closing N-
Government bonds wero weaker. In Chi
caro- District OF CoIum bin 3B5s were loS34 bid and
l09.i asked; the 31=s were 103!s bid and 103!4
asked; the Is ll7:s hid and lis asked; the AS
1l4.1 bid and 1l5I asked; the IS 1o5ss bid and
104 asked
Cnicago bank clearfngs we're S6,ouU.ooo. ne"
York exchange sold ut 75c per $l,010 discount.
f.o,,trv orders for currency were moderate.
Loans were in fair demand ut SCI per cent.
Securities were very quiet in the local Market
Burlington g. Missouri Is, $4,000, sold at Ssh.
, 1881-06-19
THE CONNECTIONS.

Seven Railroads centre In Toledu, from In
diana aud Oto. The Toledo. Ann Arbor i Grand
Trunk Railway. running northerly from Toledo.
3nteraect* aid conuects with nine railroads
north Of Toledo.
Al Milan, 3. mics from Toledo, connection is now
made with the Wabash Railrund for Detroit, which
route Is IL. mi longer than the Detroit River
lint, This route Is now used by -hc Wabash llnc
for u 1urge rr=af1ic between Toledo and Detroit
AT South Lyons ID miles north of Ann Arbot. con-
uectiou will be made this month with the Detroit
Lansing Great Northern Railroad the great lumber
road of Michigan. This connection Will nn"rA
great trnfic 10 Toledo.
At Wixom, Il miles north of Ann ATbor, connection
will be made with the Flint Pore Marquette Road
II. completion viii give the F" Ann Arbor " route the
Importance Through Line - for business TINT
the Grand Trunk hitherto shut OF from thut quarter
will be able reach over it. ria Toledo frum seven
line. Of railway centerins there froM tue SOUTH Iho
Grand Trunk Road of Canada hns long aimed to reach
Toledo
BOTH GENERAL AND LOCAL TRAF~
FIG.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor i Grand Trunk Railway
tzare1se. one of the most fertile and thicky popu-
laled portions OF Michigan. and will hnve local busi-
mes. second to none In the State.
The Ann Arbor Line. by saving distances. will secure
large sou1heastward .1nf3c and b5 its ADVANTAGES
in Toledo II Is sured large and profitable north
we.tward traffic which insure productive haus o"th
uus End consequent large net edrinus grtss trde
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