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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

a six-year-old son of C. Nj. Shortt Of
sugar Grove, N. Y, swallowed a TOW
knife while using it as tho dart of n
6loW-gun formed of n hollow metal pen
holder The knife, which was opcn.
measured an inch and five-eighths in
longth, and went into the sSNmach han
die first: AS soon as the boys grand
father, Emri Davis, heard of the acct
dent he prescribed diet of buckwhoat.
having read just the night before how a
young Californian had got rid of a knife
which he had swallowed by eating
heartily and frequently of half-cookcd
buckwhcat. The little boy was given
all the buckwheat cakes he would eat
and no doctor was called in. He rccoy-
cred.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22
After the Fall Of Troy.

Troy has fallen; and never will be
War like tho war that was wagcd for me.
Could but have those ten years back again,
With the lovo and tho glory, the pleasure like
- pain,
The clash Of arms and the din Of the fight,
The fcasting and music, tho color and IiGhtl
Yet, mixed with 1t all, there sounded to mo
p, Ever moan from the fur off sea.
There still remains this for ali time to bc:
The war of the world was fought for mo.
Give thom no pity who died for me there;
Men can nCvcrmOrc dio for n face so fair.
And what docs it muttcrthnt now they lie,
Quiet and SILENT beneath tho sky?
Remember that none cycrmOro can be
Back for those years in Troy With me.
Florence Peacock, I'm Academy.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

The ancient Egyptians were simple in
their diet, as were tie carly Greeks. We
know from Homer that his heroes ate
like barbarians. In lat2" age profess
sional cooks arose, some Of whom could
serve up q rostcd pig on one side, boiled
on another, and so delightfully."- stuffed
that the parts tas.cd like different dishes.
Archcstratus, poet and cpicuro, tray
clcd far and wide, enduring hardships
and defying dangers, to add to the lux
uricS of the Athcnian table.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

The annals of modern diplomacy de-
scribe no event more important and
unique than the spectacle OF Queen Vic
toria and Mrs. Minister Phelps sit
ting III coHy room at Windsor Castle
drinking tea and comparing their re-
spcctivc views on establishing the auto
nomy of raspberry jam. This occur
renee, says the Philadelphia Press, can
not fail to draw the two great English
speaking nations closer together in the
bonds of common sistcrho0d.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

clad servant TO approach him, he said:
"Somc customers have just como in.
Prepare an eel in the presence of these
gcntcmcn." The man, who evidently
took great pride in his work, selected u
vigorously squirming fish, struck its
head Smartly upon 4 wooden block
upon the floor, and kncclng by it
grasped the creatures neck, inserted 4
knife in the left side of the vcrtcbrm
and dcXtcrOusly ran it down to the tail;
then rapidly applied his instrument to
the other side of the backbone and re-
peatcd the process, leaving the eel split
open. Holding up the head, to which
was attached the vcrtcbrn and lateral
bone inclosing the intcstincs, he bowed
and said:
There is not Il splinter left in the
fish"
THAT is so,' proudly Y remarked the
proprietor. Il only employ the most
sllillful men and cooks" The operator
washed down the block, chopped the
tlattcncd ell into thrcc-inch lengths, and
shouted to cook. who advanced to re-
move it on Il dish. The next process
was mysterious one and WAS performed
behind Il screen, from whence the
platter of ecls was presently handed out
to one of the boilers. My opinion is
that the fish had simply been plunged
into boiling water to make the skins
TENDER
We advanced TO Il range and SAW n
cook skcWcring the pieces of eel on long
bamboo splmtcrS. Then he placed
them on the rods over the glowing Goals,
and when one side WAS Drowned. ,lcX-
terously picked thcm up with pair of
iron chopSticks ani turned thrm After
they were thoroughly cootyl Er .rizcd
the fish with the same ia~;itlnrn! and
plunged ii into Il vessel containing old
shoyu, which WAS thick and dark us
molaS,"s. The Sl"aning unI": was
then dr." II !. riarrd in Il '",.1rvr box,
and sent Ml.-..Airs 10 lhM cM-.n.-i-.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

The Senate very graciously passed
Mr.. Edmunds's resolution for nm ana
then proceeded very graciously to con
firm Mr.. Clcveland's appointments for
him. The United States Senate is n
very obliging assembly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

The life of the British army in Egypt
is described as call beer and skittles."
1.-TWO years ago." says the Boston
lranSc1Ipt, cit was all scare and bat
ties"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

The intended journey of the Gar
to Nova Tschcrkask, to present his son
to the Cossacks as their chief, has been
prevented by the discovery of q dyna-
mite plot to assassinate the imperial
party. A Cossack officer and his
brother, the latter being a student in
st. Petersburg, have been arrested in
connection with the crime. They are
believed to be Nihiist agents.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-22

The Loyal Orange Institution of
England has Issued q manifesto de-
nonncing Mr.. Gladstonc's proposed
Irish measures. 1t summons Orange
brethren everywhere to remember
their special and solemn obligations to
defend the Prot cstant succession, and
to make all necessary preparations to
prove their loyalty to Orange princi-
pies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Telephone suIts.

WASHINGTON, August 3l.-A bill in
equity has been fled in The Disuict
Supreme Court by @. q. Berrymaa
for Henry G. Stf,ng, Cf Chicago,
against Robert B Vance, acting Com.
missioner o. Petsn,s, and Elisha A..
Gray for an injuoct on 10 restrain the
issue oil patent to the latter. The
co onplapant states that he is the in
ventor CT ths rSi.wsy electric tele-
graph and telephone, and made appi-
oa'ion Tor patent May l9, 1877; tha.
tbis Hppli2aTion has been kept alige
10y smendneht to claims, that Gray
subs. quently filed application for a
multiple telegraph, (which he alleges
was by t'icke'y and deceit stolen from
him, and is nothing bat a reproduc-
ton in principle and design of his ma
chine and invention. He charges on
reformation and belief that by undue
iofuencee and by complicity with the
examiners Gray is about TO receive
patent therefor; that the issuing OF a
pa'eDt TO complainant is delayed by
the undue ii fluence excited by Gray,
and the pat nt TO Gray is sbou. TO be
is ued by fraud and collusion with
the officers of the Patent Office, and
if so iesusd viii greatly iniure and
delay him and neeet state long and
tsdi0us litiga ion on his part. He fur
t6er alleges that he is entitled to have
official action taken on his claim, and
seeks an injunction aud relief. Judge
Hsguer set the fret Monday in Sep.
tea Der at II o'clock for hearing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
AIIotments of Lands 30 Indians in
SevefaltI.

WASHINGTON. August 9L--Ac ing
Or mmissiotef Upshaw, OF the Indian
Office has issued the following letter
Of instructions 10 agents upou the va
rious rtservst!ocs where, undsr exist
ine lave and trea'y siipulatims, al
mems Of iaGds in Sevsrsty may he
made; "Ths business of al diug and
pstenting lands to Indians stould b.
pressed with the utmost vigu. The
indian Is awakening TO the Importance
OF individual ownership in the Ill,
and agents must foster and encourage
this feeling by all means ia their
power. The Indian asks for q 'p aper
tile for bis land, and wi b that in
bis possession hiss some guarantee
that the laud he improves viii not he
teksn from him. Ths Indiana mns
be impressed with the fact that il they
deei,e 10 make their st,y upon their
reservations sure and stable they
must take up the lands and get u
regular title to them from the g;Fera-
ment."
Mr.. Urshsw said t5day that many
tribes are now ss clamorous for ,ilot-
ments and patents as they were r
merly tenacious of holding all anis in
common,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
A KILLING FROST
Predicted Ia WiscOusia and Other
Western states This Morning.

Cnlc4eo, ILL.,, August 3l.-"There
will evidently be Squite general frost
duricg the night" said the gnal
officer here st l0:3O o'clock this even
ing, in answer to an inquiry. al, will
probably be light in lows" he contin-
ued, Elai cling over his dispatches, "and
very likely ihe same in. Illinois. There
will be q deposit in Michigan also,
and should the fall of the temperature
be SOMEWHAT accelerated, it will be a
very heavy one there. The chances
are that many paris OF Wisconsin will
see what is known as killing frost.
Clear weather is prevailiog through
out this entire district, and falling
temperature, light Yves. and northwest
and lew dew points reported from
nearly every sta iop. There is not
mpch doub; tuat the result viii be
fros,.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
An Abuse Which Should BE Hme-
died.

WASHINGTON, August 31.-co,eu'
Underwood at Glasgow, reports that
men who are hired to cara for cattle
shipped from this country to Glas 4Ow,
often come to serious waut and snfiei :
ing. They are usually po-seseors Of
certifca es emitting them t. a sage
home on the vessel which took tham
OUT, but no provision is made for the r
ustenarce while in por', and it e.
quently hsppebs that the vessel tav-
n2 dischsrged her cargo ssils ftr sone
oher port OF the worl1 than Amsiita,
in which course the men ara he!ple 8,
since no other ship Will recsive their
cert fcstes, and no. being saiIors,
tae7 canIoa hope 10 w0yG
tleir pa,sage. The Cor sll rug
gests tsia:.ii Il there be q way To- oodi-
peliIDg shippers tf cattle 10 piovids
for the InsintensI ce Of the'r
men while 10 foreiga porte,
and to make sure of their ep edy re-
tara Loms, great a-d gtcw,ns evil
will bs req edied.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
LEARNING To Rpspr1r nIn.

The New York Post direc attention
to significant fact when it says that
Democratic members of Congress have
become more ouspoken supporters OF
the President after mixing with their
constituents. 1tbas often been pointed
out how the people sre more advanced
than their Representatives; it is so in
this case. Ia favoring reforms and op-
posing Sbuses, the President OCCASION
ally CROSSES the prepossessions and
habits OF men who dislike established
ways and customs that have crept in
to be abolished. But the people have
no such bias. They judge the tree by
it's fruits, not by the absence Of change
in its branches. The people see in Mr.
Cleveland aplain, unaffected, straight
forward man, bent upon doing his
duty through good report aud through
evil report. They see him unswerv-
ing in the direct line he has marked
out for himself, nndeterred By sueers,
unterri6ed by threats, and they adj
mire and reverence him. Congress-
men, as they mingle with the people
in the interval of their services, per-
ceive this fact aad their eyes become
opened 10 virtues they had never
estimated before. The consequence
is expected to be degree of defer
ence toward the President at the next
session Of Congress not shown him
during last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Woman Murdered By Tramps.

CLEVELAND, O., August 31.-Near
N les, o., ye-terday, tae dea body OF
Mrs r A. Williamson, who had gone
driving in the couutry, wss fouGd by
his roadside. Her neck was broken,
aud il was sup oSsd at ths time thai
the horsa lad run away and thiown
her from the carriage, clusiDg her
de Sth. Today IL was learned that
thtre was no ruraEay and the wom-
ans husband asked the Coroner to
make full investigation, hs believing
tnat his wife h d been muelered. II
is asserted that Mrs. Willsazs0n had
considerable money 10 her pos. e;siou.
Two iramps Lave been arr, sted at
Niles, and there IL much excitement
IN the town.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
linn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 3l.--At
q meeting OF the Philadelphia Lager
Beer Brewers Association, held today,
it was unanimously adopted that, b.
ginning with this date the, association
formally recognize the Knights of
Labor, TO the exclusion OF ell other
labor organizat one. Employees are
requested To withdraw from the
WorkinRmen's and Brewers unions,
aud to associate themselves with ihs
Knights of Labor. There will be no
change in the hours cf labor, wages or
any other conditions Acknowledged
under the the old union. The notice
will be pooted up in every brewery in
Philadelphia tomorrow morning How
it will be received by the meu re-
mains to be seen. Trouble is ex.
pected, bat the boss brewer are de-
termined to stsnd by their action.
I'VE ara tired OF having labor agitaIors
interfering with our business" said
one OF the brewers today, "and we
now propose to take hand in the
matter ourselves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Robbed By sharpsrs.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD AUGUST 81 The
Journal 8 Columbus, (Ind.) SPECIAL re-
ports thst william MeClptocs, an old
ard wealthy iarmer, was Today induced
by two - = ers on tome unknowu
pr,text 10 come t that Ci'y aud draw
$500 rom tue bank, In company
with these men he start.o on hls re-
tuIn, AID when a few miles cus they
beat and robbed the old man and
threw him out cn the read. His fail
ure TO return home caused q search TO
be msde, ard he was found where he
had ben thrown by the thieves. He
is 50 badly beaten aud excited that be
lie urable 10 give an ineligible &C..
count Of the Irbbery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Repudiated by the knights OF Labor
A RemarE able Event.
ESPECIAL TO rHR APPEAL

Chattanooga, TENN, Augas! 81
A number CT Koights Of LaOor sign a
card, which will appear in t,morfow
Times, repudiating the recent conveu-
ton st which nominations for county
and city offices vera made. A lively
fight in tie various assemblies over
the matter is aNiic pated.
A rather remarkable event will take
place IN Hamilton county tomorrow,
something that never occurred before.
A Democratic county Judge, a Demo-
era ic S heriff aud "a colored Clerk of
the Circuit Conrs will be sworn in as
county officials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

shoulders, Sc S7I; long clear
and clear nib, 81 %. Heps-choice
sugar cure1, csnvSssed, $l2 75@lS.
Whisky qSist, Coffte active, firm
and higher; Rio cavgoes, common 10
prime, Sl@l1('. Rice dull and nomi-
MAJ. Bran active, but weak aud lower
at Csc. Cot onseed products sca,cs
snd firm; c'ttonseed oil, prime crude,
delivered, 25@26c; summer yellow,
free on board, 3SGS9;; cake and
meal, Sl9 50@20 per long ton, free on
board. Sugar and molasses duh and
nominal. Sight drafts on New York,
80 cents per $1,000 discount. Bnkers'
sterling nominal. Clearings CT the
banks, $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
E~ded in a Compromise,

NEW YORK, Auuust 1.-The troubles
OF the canal boatmen have al laat
come to an end through a conference,
held late last night, between the boat
men and the Canal Exchange Com
mittee. By the new schedule, boat.
men will receive from 20 TO So cent, /,
per ton Rates for the month OF o.
tober will be fixed upon at the meet
ing OF the Conference Committee in
Sautennber.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Railroad War threatened at New
Ynrh

New YoRK, Angus. 81. AT a NEE
ing OF passenger sgabts of the truck
line poo in Commissioner Fink s
Office today, the Balimure and Ohio
rae ald the appearance Of the Balti-
more end OHIO trains on the jersey
Central uackI were fully DISGUISE d.
1t was d. cidsd to invite The Baltimore
end Ohio Company, with it's suboidi-
nate organization, and the Emigr4nt
Clearing House Association to eater
the 20 ]. If the Baltimore and Ohio
Company refuses to oDme into the
pool there will be long and bitter
rate war
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
women nt ,he Bettom orIt,

LOUISVILLE, August 3l.-A Courier
.JoI,nc'3pecial says tho wives OF Mar.
tin Duke and James Finn, brothers.
in-law, quarreled at Old Deposit, KY,
Saturday. The husbands fought
about the matter, and Duke shot and
killed Finn afer the latter had
whipped him. Duke escaped.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
POWderIy VIII Not Run for Goa
RrPha.

WnKEsRARRE, Pa, August 31.-The
Democratic Convention for the Lu-
re ne county portion OF the Twelfth
Congressional District was held here
this morning. J. H. Swoyer, of
wilkesbsrre, was unanimously NOM
mated for Congress. Mr.. hwoyer is
the largest individual coal operator in
in the antlu aoite field, and is very
popular With al classes. Eve'y effot
y as msde to induce Master Workman
PowdeIly to accept the nomination,
but without success, az hs positively
declined 10 take any part ia politics
whatever.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
AnnnnIteli fha Rerxnnf.

NEw YoBK, August 91.-Judge
Churchill, Of the Supreme Court, to-
day appointed a guardian for Miss
Margsrelha Esser, that she might bring
an action for $4,000 damages against
Henry Thieep, son Of the well known
concert hall proprietor, for an alleged
criminal assault. The young lady is
only 10 yeas Of age, and was en-
ployed as domestic in Thiess' house
hold at the time Of the assault.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Southwestern Passenger AssOcIa-
lion.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 81. - The
subcommit ee Of the Southwestern
Passenger Association met this nom
ing ana agreed upon gross money
pool to control tie business Of
!he association lines. In the after.
noon the Committee OF Managers met
aod considered the report bat failed
TO make much progress towards set
tlemAnt as the Wabash objected to the
system by which the allotmenis Of
butiness TO the roads are TO be male.
The meeting viii probably continue
several daya.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
New Orleans ATnrkcts.

NEw 0aLEANs, La, August 81
Flour quiet. Corn quiet, but steady.
Oats quiet and weab. Cornreal
easier a. 81 20 Hay steady. Hog
products unsettled, but ger erally hjph9
er Pork, $40 SO. Lard -refihed tierce.
S7a7 l23. Bulk meats l. shoulders.
So ID; long clear and clear lib, So 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Eusptndoa Payment

BosToN, MASS, Angus 81. Nichols
q FarnsW orth, extensive dea'e in
shoe manuf@ turerb' goods, No. 9S
Summer reet. have snrpsnued. Ths
liabilities are heavy, but no estimates
are gwen
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Furniture Pnct0ry Burped

BALTIGoRE, Nd, Augl 31.-Fire
CHS morning entirely destroyed tho
large fotr sbry furDitu fsctcr7 ri
Mre. George Beck, on H.r ison street.,
together vita sll its contents, stock
and machinery. TIE damage is es j.
mated at $4,000, without insu ance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
B. E.1wera@fe1Ka eSS EsHo,
~ sBTHGE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS GAS LiGHr COMPANY,
MaMPHIs, Tenn !
IlY order of the Board OF Directors OF the
- Memphis Gas Light Con parry, mad,
Juiy5, 1896, u meeting o, the stOc holders u!
said company was called 10 he held on Mon
dsy, uctobef 4, 1885, at the Office Of the oor
NJ f'aaHl.n Mem nhiss AZ u ~ no consjd.F srd
Directors with TsxinV District OF ShIby
county, copy OF which contract has been
sent by mail to each slGckholder 10 lurihaT
purtu nee OF said order of the Board, notice
Of sail meeting is hereby given to the stCcI-
estly requested TO be present, or send vroxiol
with their instructions NJ to the voting OF
their stock upon this proposition to acsept
or reject said contract.
JOSEPH CRAI1,
Secretary or Memphis Gas Light Co,
keplember f. 1896
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Sudden Death Of Gen. George ID.
Gordon.

FARMINGToN, MASS, Aug1st 31.--
Brevet NJ jor General Geo. b. Gorson
died suddenly of heart disease last
NIGHT, a2eh 81 yearH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Notice to Contractors.

OHP1cH BOARD OF LEvRH COHNIsmoEKRs)
CLARKsDAJH, CoAHoMA COUNTY, MISS, 7
Augutt 81, 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received st
- this ONCE up 10 IL m. Tuesday, Sept. ID,
1885, for the following lsyee work: About
100000 yards along tho front OF the Yhzoo
Mississippi Delta, Leon District.
Prohles and speoihcations can be seen,
and other information had concerning the
above work, at tho office Of T. q. Dabney,
Chief Engineer, II Madison street, Mem
phis, Tenn.
honds In one.fourth amount Of contract
will be required, names Of bondsmen to ac-
company bids. forfeit OF 3 ner cent. re-
quired. Payments made monthly, rosery-
ing 20 per cent.
Bids must be addressed to the undersigned
and indofsed Proposals." The right to
reject any and al bids Is reserved. The
work will bo lot in sections Of one mile or
more.
BY order Of the Board.
G.R PAGE, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
4 BIx aIs iorily for ProaibilIon.


BALDwYE, Miss, August 81. The
white county OF UUion gives 525 ma
jority for prohibition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
FrOst In Iowa.

Chicago. Ill, Augu.t 3l.-The
Journals Bennett, La, special says
there was considerable froLt last night
in the low lands, but that 10 damage
If anv C1nss dnence occurred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Gen. Joe gohnstoa ~ the Capital.

WAsBINGToN, August 3l--Gen. Jo-
seph E. JohpetoD, Commissioner OF
Raj roads, returned to this cuy tois
evening from tour Of iuspsctIon Of
sub.idzed railroads He looks re-
msrksbly well, and to an Associated
Preos reporter said that there was
pothing the matter with HIM except
fatigue from his long journey. lie d.
clned to say anything regarding bis
inspection OF the rsib ssis before
making his report to the Int rior De-
partment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

ONE bottle of S,lva'ion OIL can
change frantic victim of rheumatism
into dove OF gentleness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

"a FRIEND in need is a friend in.
deed" such a friend is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which should bs in
every family. II Cosis only rs cents.
Give it triai.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A NUMBER OF NEW TELEPHONE
SUITS.
Allotment of Lands in SeVeralty to
Indians-Ney -" 2. inter-
Capital Points.

WARRINGTON, August 3l,-The COM
mitsioa OF Thomss Z. Benedict as
Pub ic Printsr has been received at
the White House bearjrg tae Pcesi-
dents siguat Ire, OF cate the 20 h of
August. 1t is uudersl opd that the
new Public Prioter will relieve Mr.
Rounds about The l5tl OF September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-30

Nan ,.., Line to st. Paul and Minneapolis
Beginning Sunday, October 81 1850
Ser Fast Lane to St. Paul and Minneapolis
will be opened from Chicago, Peoria and 81
louis via the Burlington Rou'e.'-Ch''
caeo, Burlington & Quincy Railroad In
some lion with the newly completed Chi
caso, Burlington s Northern Railroad over
i a double service Of through trains viii DC
run making as fast time as is made over any
other line between the same points
the new and elegant equipment composing
these trains, which was constructed espeoi
.uv for service on this new line, will include
Pullman Sleepers. Burlington Route
Dining Cars and comfortable Passenger
,,oacre, From both Chicago and st. Louis
.hroagh Coaches, Dining Cars, and sleeping
Gar. will be run; and from Peoria, through
Coaches, connecting at Rio with the through
equipments from St. Louis.
Por tickets, rates, and general Information
,oneerniup the new fast line to st. Paul
and Minneapolis, via the Burlington Route
ssll on or address any Railroad Ticket Agent
~ PAIR MORTON, G. P. and 7. A., G., b. &
q. K H., Chicago.