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PILOT POINT.
Escaped-PersonaI-AB Busy pay

Escaped-Personal-A Busy Day.
PtLoT POINT, July 7.-TSpecial. Joe
Gist, the young man who shot the negro
yesterday, while the attention of his guard
was called off got away and skipped. No
effort was made for his capture.
Mr.. Kelly Kendall, prominent stock.
man. OF Callahan county, is in the oitv
visiting his brothers.
The wife OF Deputy Sheriff Kendall is
dangerously sick with the fever.
Our public square was well filed TODAY
with farm wagons, and a large quantity 81
produce was brought in and sold at good
prices. s'S'
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TYLER.
Death OF Popular Telephone
Material Arriving--Light Rains

D""'" " "P"A'' SohtractoT-IelepnOn
Material lArriving-Light Rains.
TYLER, July 7.-fSpecial.l-W. r. Bark.
ley, popular contractor on the Texas &
st. Louis railway, well known in st. Louis,
Nashville and Chattanooga, died at 6:l0 this
evening, of typhoid fever, after an illness Of
nearly three weeks. He was attended by
his father and two brothers, and received
every possible attention. He will be In.
tered in the city cemetery at 1890 to.mor.
row morning. Nashville and Chattanooga
papers please note.
A portion OF the material for the tele-
phone exchange has arrived.
Light rains fell over the county to-day,
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noUsroN.
Journalistic Changes and Improvement
The San Jaclnto Street uridee


The San nJaolnto street bridge
HousroN, July 7,-[SpecIal. mir. W. T.
Hardenbrook, OF the Galveston News, has
been appointed general manager of The
Houston Post. Mr., Dudley d. Bryan Of
the Age, Will take Mr. Hardenbrook's posi-
ton as the Houston correspondent for the
News. Under Mr.. Hardenbrooks manage.
ment the Post Is expected to make a mag.
niiicent effort for the lead IN state journal.
ism. The editorial force of the paper is
retained, but the duties Of each man have
been shifted so as TO make an entirely new
stan. The seven.day paper 6ill not be pub.
hshed until the tall, but the machinery for
the elghtpaged paper, cut, folded and
pasted, is now on the way
The city will be ready to pay the county
the " 900 agreed upon tor the San Jacinto
street bridge in Il few days, when another
pier will be commenced aud the bridge com.
pleted as soon as possible.
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SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
Special New York Telegram-Stocks
and the Staples.
Robbers Raid a Bellville, Ill.,, Bank,
With Partial Success.
Governor Crittenden VIII Enforce the
Downing Act.
No More Sunday Saloon Keeping In 81.
Louis.
Cleburne: An lrate Lady HOrsewhips
Gentleman.
Texarkana: A Rape rlend Behind the
Bars.
Other Specially Interesting Matter,

NKw YoRE, July Especial l--Govern-
meuts steady and firm,
Railroads dull.
International 4 Great Northern 0's, S6l-2.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgages,
So 3-S.
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Auton,o
hrsts, log Is
Texas Il Pacific Rios, 81 -
Stocks dull and irregular.
Denver 4 Rio Grande, AIS.
Missouri Kansas 4 Texas, 30 SO.
Missouri Pacific, l0l.
Texas & Pacific SS ii,
Cotton steady spots, is higher all
round Total sales, 1000 Galveston ar.
rivals, ESQ; futures points higher; weekly
exports, 1856,
Coffee quiet spots the same sales
5000; futures, points higher.
Hides steady and in increasing demand
Weeks imports, 80 76i ,3S7.
A new pool has been formed in Ciucin
natl pnd st. Louis with design TO gel
control Of u narrow'guage road to Mexico
NEw York, July 7.--[Press Money +.
20 q; closing offered Mt .; prime mercantil,
paper to O; sterling exchange BB., quiet
lS4t sight exchange, 1888; per cents O8l
extended SIS, l0l; a. coupon, l.l2i; As cou
| pons, l.l9,
NEW YORK, July 7.-[press Govern
msnts lower for extended 5's; otherwis,
steady; state bonds dull; railway bond
/ quiet and steady.
The stock market was dull. and as
rule, lower quotations prevailed. NAM
traders were >sent from the street, owinl
to the intense heat. The unlayorable ex
hibit made by the associated banks had tn
tendency to check trading. at one time
Usually active shares showed u decline q
to per cent but toward the close rme
tone set in and recovering A to 4 took place
except Tor New York Central, which close
At the lowest point Of the day, as compares
with last night. On final salOs prices wer
! is TO lower.
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DECATUR.

The Normal lschooi--Bountiful Crops-The
School Building.
DECATUR, July Especial. 1.-The peo-
pie here are grateful at the sucoess of the
summer normal school. Fifty teachers are
in attendance, and lot more viii be in at
tendance next week.
.T1e recent rain has placed the question
OF bountiful corn crop at rest.
The erection of the college building ia
progressing satisfactorily. Ii will be an
ornament to the city and will accommodate
600 students.
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ST. LOUIS, July Especial, About
1890 to-day two well-dressed gentlemen
drove up in front of the Belleyille Savings
bank at Belleville, Illinois, about thirteen
miles from st. Louis. They both got out
of the buggy and entered the bank. There
were three clerks in the bank at tho time
One OF the gentlemen engaged the cashier,
MIR. A. NJ. He gard, in conversation about
some bonds, the movement of the other
party must have been remarkably
quick and qulet, for before any one was
aware of his action he was behind the
counter and had both fists full of money.
One OF the clerks gave an unearthly veil
and in an ins ant all was Commotion apd
nobody seems to know what did happen,
except that the robbers got away. One
jumped in the buggy and the other fled on
foot. At dark tonight neither had been
captured, The bank officials say the
thieves got no money. Two clerks say
they saw large package of bills in the
hands of the man who fled on foot The
officers of the bank will not talk ON the sub
iect. save TO insist they lost nothing.
ST. LOUIS, July T. Press The Post
Dispatchs special from Belleyille, Illinois.
saws that 1890 to-day two men entered the
Belleville savings bank. One engaged the
cashier while the other got behind the
counter and made grab for money, when
he was seen by one of the clerks, Both
ran out OF the bank, one jumped In buggy
and the other ran, closely pursued, by sew.
eral citizens. Both finally escaped. The
officers of the bank claim that nothing
was stolen, but clerk says he saw a pack
age of money in the hands of the lobber
who was behind the counter.
An investigation shows that the thieves
got 81 ,i5i. There were three of them, and
they planned for big haul. One engaged
the cashier in conversation about renting a
building second secured the assistant
cashiers attention. while third entered
the bank, walked along TO the end of the
counter, then got down on his hands and
knees and crawled to table on which some
money was laying, Crawled out and walked
out OF the building. A son OF the cashier
seven years old, saw the fellow crawl up
and get the money, and followed him two
blocks before giving the alarm. The three
men have been in Belleville nearly a week,
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DESIsoN.

Probably PInked Him-Attempted Incsn-
dlarisn.
DESIsoN, July 7.-[special.l-A negro
while being taken to the calaboose by otfi-
Ger Eaton broke and ran. Eaton fred three
shots at him. 1t is thought that the nevro
was hit, but he has not been found vet.
An attempt was made TO FIRE 4 frame
house in the residence portion of town II
trous conasgration, ~ " -
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NOTABLE NEWS.


A Terrible ARRAY at Decatur-The Ead
Not Yet.
An Augry Mob Marching on the Peace
Onlcers,
Who Say They win Stand Their
Ground.
Interview with State Health 0iiicer
Swearlngen Concerning
The Fever Infected Bark Salome, on
Galveston.
Prompt Measures We're Taken In the
Premises.
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HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN

Pin Striped Cotton Hose from.
Fancy Striped Cotton Hose from
solid COlors, tull regula, from
Full Regular, Lisle Thread. from
Raw sllE, dark colors from. ....
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we nave avery few words to say to the many pleased
patrons OF this popular department. Ts ssedom that we
gNelt spaceln this paper, and when do it is for
purpose Our purpose this week is to make known to
the PeoPe that we have put the stock OF this department
DOWN PROCESS to which it has ever been subjected
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
ROEHM & WRIGHT,
100000

The above sum will purchase 81
acres of good land in this city, excel
lent drainage, fertile and pleasantly
situated, near the North Eastern
corporation limits. No Building.
Lands directly across the road sold
for S1a5. This is a Bargain, 1t
must be sold within 80 days. Inquire
at this Office for further particulars.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
LOCAL NEWS

We desire to call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement Of
fering S Id acres Of land for sale.
1t is situated in the northeastern
part of the city and is a very desira-
BILE location. Then the price asked
is remarkably low and the land is
extra good. We honestly believe
this is a bargain. The above is not
paid notice, but is given for those
who intend to buy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21


tickets will be sold to Lansing and
return via M. c. r. r., for so Cts,
good to return on all trains, not later
than Oct. 6. Occasion, Central
Michigan Agricultural Society Fair.
Married, Sept. IS, 1883, by Rev.
Geo. H. Wilson, Geo. w. Drown
and Miss Emma J. Delamater, both
Of Henderson.
There will be a temperance meet
ing at the Baptist church in this city,
next Sunday at a O'Clock p. M. Mr..
Reynolds, President of Maple River
Temperance and Reform Society,
speaker. Subject, Juvenile Train
ing, or Parental Responsibility"
Wise's Mechanical and Axle Grease
for sale by DUFF.
Our City Clerk is looking very
pleased over the advent of OK
pound boy last Wednesday night.
d. M. Estey is home from his ex-
tended trip to Colorado and the west.
Note the advertisement of Dr.'s
Knapp. They are two very enter.
prising physicians and all under their
treatment are improving very rapidly,
Chess begins to "boom" again al
the store of c. E. Shattuck.
On Monday night of this week,
Mr.. Geo. Russell, of Owosso town.
ship, died. His funeral took place
Wednesday.
The local ad. of the Ovid Union
Fair will be found in this issue
Read it carefully. The management
have our thanks for complimentary
Notice of adjournment of Sherif's
sale will be found in this issue.
Sale occurs two weeks later and al
the same time and place.
Wise's Mechanical and Axle Grease
for sale by DUFF.
Wise's Mechanical and Axle Grease
for sale by DUFF.
The Owosso correspondent of the
American, wants to know if he will
have to buy his own cemetery lot
No, for if he will agree to occnpy it,
the money can be raised by penny
subscriptions, and as an inducement
monument will be thrown in, ap.
propiately engraved, "Cut off in the
midst of his usefulness by the T., A.
A. & N. r. r."
"Sam" North left on Tuesday fol-
Pontiac, and after a short stay a
home, he will leave for the Universe
ty of Michigan and take the Pharma
cy course.
T. r. Bailey leaves this week for /;
business trip through Southern Mich
lyon, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
A good second hand buggy for sal'
cheap at the "Singer" Office.
Oscar is happy again. The younl
Lebsch is just 7 days old and is do
ing finely.
Rev. T. S. Leonard gave a very
forcible talk on "The Little Booster
last Sunday evening.
Limitation is the sincerest of fiat
terry" Note the copying by thu
American of the makeup of thi
paper.
Before another issue, several Owes
so boys will be at the University
Jesse Shattuck, Alvah Pitts and Viii
Gould go into the Literary Depart
ment, and Fred Todd into the Medi
cal.
The Osborn Bros. are meeting will
fattering success in their efforts t
build up large list of subscribers t.
the Evening Journal.
Mr.. E. Durham will give nice Sc
of cards to those who purchase hi
we'll made tintypes.
f. o. Dewey, of THE TIMES, is il
Detroit this week in attendance a
the State Fair, exhibiting his regis
tered Jersey stock. Also Mr.. Mox
ley has taken his Jerseys to Detroit
A Baptist social will be give
in their chapel on Saturday evenin,
next. Ice cream will be served
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

Friends Of The Times, who have
business ut the Probate Court, Will
confer special favor by requesting
Judge Harper to send their Printing
to this paper.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
European Wares

OUR MIR. ROEHM IN HIS RECENT
TRIP THROUGH EUROPE, HAS
MADE SUCH SELECTIONS OF OLA
MONDS, AND OTHER PRECIOUS
STONES, MARBLE STATUARY.
BRONZES, CLOCKS, ART POTTERY,
FINE FANS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
GENERALLY. AS WILL RENDER
OUR STOCK UNUSUALLY ATTRAC-
TIVE, BOTH TO THE PURCHASER,
AND ALL INTERESTED IN THE IN
SPECTION OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS
VISITORS TO THE ART LOAN" EX-
HIBITION, AND THE STATE FAIR,
ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED.
ROEHM q WRIGHT,
IMPORTERS AND JEWELLERS, 1O4
WOODWARD AVENUE. OPERA
HOUSE BLOCK. DETROIT, MICH.
rESOLE STATE AGENTS FOR
PATEK, PHILIPPE & CO.'S CELE-
DRAFTED WATCHES.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
OwOSSO. FRIDAY, SEPT. II, 1888
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY

Entered at the Post Office in Osoosso, Mich.
for Transmission through the mails as sec
ond class mail matter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

shall have about different varieties to offer FROM
Pound upward Each TEA will be marked in Plain Figures
and will be for sale One Pound One Chest at the price
marked. invite the people of Shawassee County to
in and See the Array; and supply themselves with
their choice at
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

This mode Of advertising and selling is my invention
and for five it has been Success; and Sales
have increased each year. This year have the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

And will be Warranted as Described Money Re-
funded. had large Stock and as we'll bought
Stock and you saving of from to I7c
Pound you purchase at this sale. shall have plenty of
good help and ALL but Come Early The Sale will
continue during the whole Fair You will also be able to get
Bargains SUGAR, COFFEE and all GROCERIES by
the Pound, Barrel or Sack. have 100 Barrels of
Sugar in stock, bought low for Cash. want
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entered suit against the road prsying for
damages in the sum OF $40 900. Ia speak.
,,n9g OF the proposed excursion the Galveston
news has this to say: TO say tie least OF
~ people were surprised Yesterday when
they read IN the News that the excursion 10
pailas had been declared of. A large nam.
ger mad purchased tickets at the rate adver.
used, ana complaints were freely made
against somb0dy-whoever it was that was
accountable Tor the trouble. Mr.. George A
ulIi VINO was the manager OF the eXcur.
sion, and who gave the notice yesterday
morning that the management OF The Cen.
trGl road had hacked from their agreement,
wss seen by u News reporter last nlght. He
was much excited and mildly speaklng--ss
II were-veTy indignant a. the turn that
mad been taken IN excursion affairs. lie
SAID totbe News representative. "On the
9th of last month, after consulting with
The competing line lmet Captain A FAX.
ner, agent Of the Houston & Texas Centrsl
railroad, who introduced me to Mr.. O. B.,
Gray general passenger agent OF the line.
Negotiations were at once begun for an ex.
cur ion rate, and finally Mr., Gray, IN his
capacity rs general passenger agent
or the road made rate which
was accepted, and thereupon
closed with him. the terms being satisiau
tory to both Of us | went TO work, spent
my money advertising the excursion. sent
agents out and had succeeded in working
IN a degree OF interest that would have
secured a large crowd. had, IN tact, sold
4 greater number OF tickets IN this city
than had expected. This have TO re-
fund, however, because of Mr., Waldo,
order. Now, having made the strange
general manager Comes in and says "rhi
don't gow am out of pocket, and my
friends are blaming me for the break Thu
question | want TO know is, if Mr.. Wald,
can do me this way what's the use o
having q general passenger agent to max
| cOntracts2n
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Personal

$. l.. Pulaski Tennesse, is booked at the
81 George.
Captain NJ. II. Hale, Midlothian, is It
the Windsor.
Frank ]. Guth, OF Chicago, is stopping u
the 81. George.
Iobn l.. Austin, Of Richmond, Nirglnis,
Is stopping at the st.
I II. Evans. Kalamazoo, Michigan, Is
hooked at the 81. George
n w Tuthill. OF the 81. Louis paper
company, is At the windsor
f. W, Weiss, Of Sherman, was registered
nj the st. George yesterday
Cha,lss w. HYDE, Cincinnati, OF break
fast stove fame, is at the Windsor'
"a T. Craig, travelling agent for Schneider
a n.vis ia registered at the 81. George.
nj. McMurray, q popular Chicng9,,c'o'm,
msrcial tourist, Is q guest nc the Nlhu
scr. ,e.-
N,,,s Nav Guillot has returned from a Wis
| II 10 friends 10 Detroit anu the Has' "H''
she srent the summer
Al the 81, George John II HaTer, New
orleans. George II Young, sos on ~
Monett. Lancaster, James Lynoh, br 9
| tvns Henry Maunlut CulNhNt ~ 80 tTI...
Rlnnser. Denton; J II stout, sioux WY
Iva, \ 4 Smith, 81 Louis r n CHAPMAN,
Texas: Ben + Hudson AlyaradGi -! \ MV
ma Waxahacnie; T J Cox, Houston a
rsyss Central railroad; II W heanRlhl..n
Van eHA ls,yne: Harry Harkey. WaNa9aGele
"A Dean, pittsburgi LeHrann; Nev
l0,Iean.. ] NJ Coul y Louis vivian
CisrI headaches. Ben Anderson, Houston
Sam CLARK, Kansas; q K beavers, fslo ilh' :,
9e SAY NSscn. Chicago; u Haiohet, san An
,n,,, II Evans Kalamazoo, Michisan
hoo'I .atnan: L Q Hawkins, wis Polnl
IN Coreth, Mckinney; W X OhuIon, io,h
III, Il Craig, Texas; L Piracy, PULASKI
VIE r., n /. + w Lebriok, Leeyenworth,
v en,sss'M Mrs X l. Goodlow, Denton; q
naI san Francisco; W I hawett, .
br rn,.. II Il Pellet, sherman J y Brown Z
S Sou''y ork. r NJ Rooiock, New YORK, =
NV Sssww.,ds New York; Evan, Denlson
~ Metyeeo, sweo, Springs, l p,,,s
frank j Guth Chicago; ; y Dee y. t ~
I hnsS, Johu l. Austin, Kchmopu, ss a,,n,.
S Sus Iongview; W 4 Burr, bls sPT,u I'M
LAHGW TinEie, Cairo, ILL.,; W We"'
|, wv II NJ spauldingi Den'oni
i Dickson, Wills Point
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pULLMAN HOTFL CARS

Ifyou are going north through the I'm
dian Territory and wish to take the Ho-
tel Car, - remember that by leaving Dallas
9p. m city .ime), via the Missouri Pa.
cifC railway, you connect with II NJ Dem
ton, thus avoiding midnight lay over
OF two hours. BeTths in the Hotel Car"
can be positively secured in advance at the
Missouri Pacific office, SOL Main street,
Ouly.
The 7. & =. train leaving Dallas every
morning, runs through solid to s.. Louis
| Mon depot, and passengers OF oil Classe.
are not required to change cars.
The +. & ?. is positively ten 10 iiiteeI
hours the quickest route to Nashville
Chattanooga, Knoxville, etc. Don't forge
| this.
The II. Up. is the shortest and quickfs
route to New Orleans. For reliable intor
nation apply to
4 p. TURNER, Union Ticket Agent.
5Oi Main, T. q F.. and [ nion depots
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A FIRST CLASS
Retail Family Grocery store Where
Goods
Can be Bought Cheap, at $50 Main
Street.

Mr. T. Il. Ingram. so well known.m Dallas
and the state aso one OF the former pToprietors
OF the So George hotel hssopened one Of the
finest grocery stores ia the city, at $50 Main
street, in the new building just completed.
Mr.. Ingram has Il led ny his store with
hand ONE fixtures and with piaCssior every
thing, SO that the ladies will no, be liable 10
soil their dresses against boxes and barrels
while being waited on. His stock is per-
iccty fresh and consists OF every Dainty"
F, that the most iastdious in taste woUld
want, also every variety of rare canned
goods and this seasons caning pickles,
sauces, candies iellies, etc While he makes
La specially OF hne shelf goods, ne sells cot
| tee, sugar, h1ur etc and heavy groceries az
prices rs low, ifpot lover, az any house
IN the city. He has started Out
to keep htstclsW In
very par lcular family grocery store, and IA
keep the latest goods, freshest 10 the mar
get, and the same time the nes,rst iemt
ly grocery store M the city. The patrou'
age ofthe ladies of the city Is particularly
invited to call on r.. D. Ingram u Co, SS
Main street.
! s.--Goods win be delivered prompti,
20 any part OF Dallas and East Dallas.
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While passing along Main streetwe were
attracted by the beautiful, elaborate and
expensive display ia the windows OF J. w.
Mehh ieweler On entering, We we're in.
deed surprised 20 lind the handsOmest es-
tabishment OF its character In the entire
state, excepting perhaps one at Gal.
weston and one at Houston. His
stock Of diamonds. watches, lewelfy.
silver ware, French and American clocks,
pictures. bronze, besque aud muiplIcA
ware. French flowers statuary, opera
glasses and 0ptical ronha ara worry large
varied and OF the latest aud most fashion
able designs His entire stock wai selected
with great care wilhelm New York the pres.
ent season. Mr.. Webb aud his attaches
are aliable, courteous and polite, aud hts
manufacturing. watch repairing aud
engraving departments ore complete aud
under the management OF an experienced
and thorough workman, which gives the
house the reputation OF being the most re-
| liable In the state. We would adyise The
general public to call and examine thu
house and stock, assuring them that theil
visit will be pleasant, aud II purchases arr
made profitable one. II
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PULLMAN SHOPPERS PARLoa OARS
IpArLY on HOUSTON y TCNAs CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.


ROAD.
Train leaving Dallas at $50 a. m. has
a PULLMAN SLEgPEg, through 10 Sedalia,
connecting with PARLoR CARS, for Kansas
CITY, Hsnn,hsl aud ~. l.ouis
Train leaving at p. m. has PULLMAN
pARLoR CAR to Denison connecting with
PULLMAN HorEL CAR for st. Louis.
Train leaving at o. M. has PULLMAN
pARLoE Car for Houston connecting with
PULLMAN SLEEPER Tor New Orleans and all
points in southeast and east.
Train leaving at 5 SOP m. has PULLMAN
sLErrER for Houston and Galveston.
The Houston a Texas Central is the
shortest route, the quickest route, the
United States mail route and the only route
having PULLMAN SLERrERs from Dallas
north through heIudianrenltlTy, the only
route having double daily connect ms both
north and south for oil points or PULLMAN
| cans ON all express trains. For tickets,
PULLMAN Accommodations, etc, call on OF
address. EDWIN 0 FLoon, Agent.
Ohicesa at Grand Windsor note! aud Union
depot