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Hynienenl.

Rev. Jnp. McNabb, rector of the
Episcopal Churches i'll Accomac and
Miss Kate A. Harmanson, an attract
i've and accomplished young lady. only
daughter of DIR. John l.. Harmanson.
were married in the Episcopal Church
gat Pungoteague, Tuesday, July 3Oth.
yrhe ceremony was performed by Rev..
Geo. w. Easter of N ortllampton and
Messrs. Thos. w. Blackstone and
Edward o. F. Finney were ,usliers on
the occasion. The bridal couple took
heevening train fer an extended South
.ern tour and will be absent from the
county about one month.
Mr.. L. F. Richie, of Spring Hill, w.
Va. and Miss Pattie J.. Wescott
daughter of Mr.. II. P. Wescott, were
married at the home of the bride s sis
ter, Mrs J. D. Savage, near Franktown.
on Wednesday, July oath, Rev. e. f.
Holiday, of M. e. Church, South off
Glazing. Miss Annie IIurtt and Jno.
w Wescott. Miss Sallie Wescott and
Rowland Tankard. attended as brides.
maids and groomsmen. They were the
recipients ofmany and valuable pres
ents. the present of groom being a
handsome gold watch and chain. Mr..
Richie was formerly telegraph operator
at Tasley, and his bride was one OF
N orthampton fairest daughters.
Mr.Jolin Stephenson, Accomac CHI,
SSH continues critically i'll with ty-
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Jake Kilrain, the pugiIist. according
to report. is Iecuperating at LOCUS
Island.
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County School Board meets at Acco-
mac c. H., Monday, August 9th.
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A CARD-All persons addressing me
through the mail will please Use my
middle name and aid j., rs l Dave
some trouble in deciding Whether mat
teris for me or other parties Ivy same
name. VIM. NJ. Taylor, Jr.
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For SALE OR RENTIMy house and
lot at Wachapreague CITY OH reasonable
terms. Possession given Immediately.
r. Il. Christian, Red Hill; L. o. Mapps-
burg Va.
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sUunERsG HEDULE.

SUMNER Sc HEBULE. -sse
OF THE -
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. will run their steamers az
follows, weather permlttlng,l ieuyng South 81.
Wharf at 100 o'clock p. m
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. ". W. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Ford's. Girls
field, Horman's, Evans Boggs' ,Nandua, Davis,
Reads, Miles, Shields and Taylor's NE-
TURNING leave Taylor's Iuesoays ; ana Ell.
at the usual hours, giving extra Time IN perry
and pea seasons.
Steamer Maggie
.5f7i. CAPT. L.; J. SMITH.
MONDAYS and THU tuesdays for Crisheld. FIN.
ney.s OnnncocS. CiiedcOnnessiX, Hunting creek,
Gulford and MsssonEo. RET hNiNo.m ean Il,
dizzy ant Saturdays, leayo5 Mossnps0 q. m,
Hunting Creek $50, chescDnnesslx ll.ao' ohai'
cock p. M, Finneys $3.50.
Steamer TANGHER.
CAPT. ]. ". WILSON
Tuesday and Friday for Orisneld, Tanelerlslnnd,
Finney's, Onnncock, Pitts Wharf ,.cdar Hull,
Kehoboth. Pocomoke City aud Snow Hill.
RETURNING-M0ndays AND Thursday lcaves
Snow Hill O. H., touching at the river lhnd.
ings at usual hours. Leave Onancock PM,
Flrney's $50. Tangier Island 4.so p. IN.
All Steamers leave Crisfe1d fol- BaIti
tY more. on arrival Of last down Train.
Freight and passengers received or all points
or the n. Y, Phila. aud Norfolk, Wiconltco and
Pocomoke r. X. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and fridays
only.
Positively DO freight received aftor 10 p, m:
and must be prepaid to all points. except
on the N. Y. phiia. and Norfolk Railroad.
p. R. CLARK, General Agent.
los dOutll aIreet. BaitlmOr9
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Belle R1aYcp.

Taylor:s ice cream parlor is the favor
lite resort for our young folks, and his
milk shakes are 'jes grand.
The PRESBYTERIAN fair was held last
Tuesday despite inclement weather,and
was a success financially and otherwise.
A Teachers Institute will be held
here in September. Arrangements will
be made to accommodate I'LL in attend
ance.
Mr.. Jos. u. Brittingbam of Hamp
ton, is visiting Mr.. VIM. Il. Ashby, and
Miss Bette Booth Of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs Wm.J. Wyatt.
Several horses and colts from years
old up.are being trained OH the two half
mile tracks in suburbs of our town for
Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair.
Another child, an infant, of Mr.. Hen
ry Anles, died last Tuesday, OF dysen-
terry. Mr.. Amcs' wife and three other
children are still very sick with same
disease. but somewhat improved at this
writing.
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Nor1cE-The undersigned will re-
ceiye bids for fifteen (15) tons of the
best White Ash egg coal, for the nse OF
curt house, Jail and clerks office OF
Accomac county, until August 18th
Inst. Coal to lie delivert d in coal.house
and jail at county seat. j. II. Wise:
Aug. 1st, 1883. Sheriff..
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A change of schedule of n. \. IN
r. II. appears in this issue.
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IMroRTANT.-T.et every family get a
bottle of Baily s cholera cnre To pre-
vent and cure diarrhoea, dysertery.
cramp collie and all summer complaints.
Bdily's cholera cure was originally pre-.
pared by DR.. Norris of Philadelphia, a
celebrated physician. 1t is no hllmbug.
TRY it. only 25cts. Manufactured by
JAS. Baily & SoI, BALTIC. Md.
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Belle Haven Hotel,
BELLE HAVEN,
Accomac county, Va, Z
Gil. DOUGHTY, Proprietor.
Board 81 so Der day.

Livery stables attached. All trains
met at Exmore and at all othe'
stations on Eastern Shore, Va.
when requested.
%Ilotel property recently i'm.
proved by addition of large and
airy rooms, handsome porches,
also painted and refurnished.
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HEATH-Wedues lay. July 18th 1889
near louisville of paralysis, John d.
Heath, aged 77years.
REw-Sunday, July 2s:l, near Crow
soMtown, child of Geo. w. Rev, aged
2gmnnths.
SM1TH-Thnrsday. July 18th, at the
residence of her aunt near Belinda,af
ter-along illness, Miss Annie Smith,
aged IL years. 5 months.
Bundick's milk shakes are all the go
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Do You Want a Barrel of'Flour,.
The Very Best?
at the Lowest Price?
Then be sure to buy one having
WM.M POWELL &CO's
uame on it.

name on 1t.
Every leading merchant keeps it in
stock. and every barrel is guaranteed.
Ii not as represented, money refund
cd. Do not be deceived in buying any
other
No matter what the brand may be,
see that WA. III, POWELL s. CO.'S
ualne is OH the barrel.
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For RENT.-A large quantity of
prime oyster planting ground OH Cher
,iystone and Kings Creeks, Nortllamp-
ton county. Apply to Geo. i. PARA
more, Accomac e. H., Va.
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FrntcrnnI mystic Circle.

A Lodge of the Order of Frat ernal
Mystic Circle WAS organized at Acct.
mac G. II. last Thursday Ivy special
Deputy. ]. E. Wyatt of West Virginia
and the following officers were elected
j. D. Grant, w. r.. G. T. Parramore,
a.. V. r., i. 7. Nelson, p. w. r.. 3.
$. Ashby. w. e. W, J.. F. Mock, W.
Rec. L. w. Russell. w. Col, j. T..
Beloat w. Treas. +. J.. Hickman, w.
NJ, WI. Ayrts. W. W., Fl. p. Mock
VIC. j. w. Powell. w s. Trustees
M. oldham, E. r. Coleburn, A. j..
Lilliston.
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GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF-Prof.
(ieln's Pain Relievcr is tile best medi-
cine in Tile world tor summer complaint.
diarrhoea, collie, cholera morbus, AMI all
pains internal and external; now that
these diseases are so prevalent every
one should keep a bottle. Price 10 and
% cents. Try it.
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correspondence.

Mr.. EDIroR.-The last BNTERrE1sE
cnntairsa communication to the voters
of Accomac and Northampton from q
correspondent styling himself 'Wabac.
Evidently he is Il MIN from away back
ROSS bly,, far enough back to touch that
remote pcr!nd when tie intelligence
and independence of the average voter
was somewhat at a discount rs a politi-
Gil factar. His letter reminds MS of the
time we made brick in Egypt. Theric-
turc he outlines of the present political
epoch is alarming, moi to say humiliat-
ing. In the DAYS of Sodnm an Offend
cd Deity promised if ten good men
could be found within the city it should
he spared from The curse of destruction.
But there was only one Lot, and the
city was destroyed al d all that were
within it. With a county full Of Demo-
cratic 'drones. and perhaps only one
political Moses, we may well take fright
and prepare to capitulate at Short
notice.
With no desire, Mr.. Editor, to ad.
vance or prejudice tic interest of any
candidate in the coming contest, we
protest against this rot Of one manism.
We protest against icing styled a hive
of polit,cal dlOues because. fOrSnntl.
we may not have stnmped the county
for ourselves or some Of Our friends.
Accomac has always had, and will like
y always have not only one msn but
many men fully capable Of taking care
Of her interests and conserving her Dig
nifty, and the average political drone is
fast growing up into tie llsbit of
welding his vote with the intelligence
and independence of frse-born citizen.
ONE OFF TIE DRONES.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Camp-meeting at New Church COM
mencss August 10Th.
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WISE COUNCIL. ROYAL ARCANUM-
meels every second and fourth Tuesday
in tile Town Hall, Onancnck: This
Order offers insurance at a smaller cost
titan amy similar Order in the United
States. For the first six months of the
present year the cost Of carrying three
thousand dollars to the following MEM
bpls has been us follows:
Wiz. II. Parker, Accomack GIL. S7.4i
Cant. e. G.. Evans OnancOck. S7.92
Wu.C. Marshall. Unancock, IS "a
Geo. w. McMath. Onley. S6.T2
LII the United Wor&inen, the lowest
charge o.. two thousand dollars fur the
same period was Sll and in the knights
OF Honor 5l2, Applications for mem-
bcrslip may be made to amy member.
Frank Z. Brent, Regent.
Geo. II. Bagwel, Secretary.
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DoNr, DoNT. DoNr-Forget to go to
tile grant temperance maSs.meetlng
that will lie held at burlington 9 camp
ground, commencing Wednesday, Au.
gust It'll and continuing three days.
Able. speakers from abroad will be there
ard j. Tho. Walter will be there also
to furnish you with meals and refresh
'ments at moderate prices.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Bundck's milk shakes are all the go
this warm weather.
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BEST MARKET PRICES obtained for
sweet potatoes and watermelons con.
signed us. with prompt returns. Cor
respondence solicited. w. e. Duryea's
Sons, wholesale produce commission
merchants. llD Warren. street, New
York. Established 1S43. Cards, stem
iii plate AMI price currents furnished
on application.
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|gs Oh
New YORK, PHILA. : NOR
FOLK R. R. GU,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New Yok. Phila.,5 n of0lk,
and Old Point Comfot ~
- 90. NORTHwARDs 80
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SAILING OF VEssELs-N Notice is here
nv given that our vessels will make reg
ular trips from Hunting Greek wharf to
Baltimore this season, making first trip
August 9th. j. G.. Justice & Go.
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For RENT.-For year 1890 or a
term of years my storehouse and dwell
ing with 8or 10 acres Of valuable land
attached, at Clifford. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
For RENT.-A new two story honse
in business part of town of Onanc0ck.
suitable for business stand OF dwelling.
Apply to Thomas Johnson, Onancock.
Married man for share or
money, who can control labor, to take
charge of Il nice farm. Apply to t. M.
Scott, Jonlsontown, Northampton Co.,
Va
BRICKS! BsIcKs!! BRICKs!!!-For
sale at tie yard, or delivered to amy
part of the Peninsula.
Parksley Brick &c Tile Go.
Plrksley, Va.
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NoT1cE.-We keep constantly on
hand at Mplfa station, Va. choice heart.
four. five and six inch shingles. and
nrart cypress railing. which we offer
for sale cheap. j. d. belote 81 Son.
Savagevile. Va.
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NoT1cE.-OHicers and members of
Relief Lodge No. 5, ~. o. U. W. are
hereby notified 10 attend our next reg
uar meeting, Aug. 5lh. $50 p. III: for
work and Instruction. BY order of
J. w. BroughtUM, NJ. W., W. L. Mist.
er, Recorder.
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FoR SAIE-Road carts. huggles and
jumlrseat carriages. D. II. Johnson,
Leemont, Va.
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For SALE-Corn and old oats on my
farm on Folly Creek ALSO six thorough
bred Attorney calves. from s months
q 9 years old. A. G. Kelly, OnancOcF.
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For RENT-For year 1890. honsc and
lot in DrummOlultown occupied by Mr..
Ashby. a. j. Lllllston.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.
Drummondtown, Drummondtown,
Sept. /, 2.
Atlantic, Saxcs' Island, Sept. I, S.
Accomac, Temperate eyile, Sept, s, 8.
Punguteague, Craddeckyille, Sept.
IA Is.
Belle Haven, Trinity, Sept. Is, IS.
Onancock, Onancock, Sept. 81, %.
Eastville. Capevile. Oct. 5, 6.
Cape Charles, Oct. 6, at night.
j. u. HANK, p. i.
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: NoT1cE-Collins Road carts and Mand
S. trotting wagonsfor sale by W. Mex,
Taylor, P:trkslrv. Va.
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FOR RENT.-Eor year 1890. two.
e'silnrse farm. known. AS Johnson farm,
rituatedon Railroad near Bethel church:
Apply to rhos. A. Nortliam, Onancock.
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Jas. Myer e Co.'S Purity Flour will
excel any other flour for the price.
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For RENT.-Storehouse at Leemont,
occupied by Messrs Pate " Mason. on
reasonable terms. Possession given
irptembcr 18th, next. The stand is
,,lle OF the best on Eastern Shore.
stanley J. Lewis. Parksley, Va.
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For RENT-For year 1890. aNo. ]
8 horse farm on shares. Applicant to
furnish all labor anil to he Il married
man. Stock, feed &c.. to lie furnished
,,y the UNDERSIGNED. VIM. +. Thumas,
-;assawaddox, Va.
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DIED.

Modestown, July %. 'S9.
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FoR RENT-For yeal 1890, two
horse farm at Cropreryille. For par
ticulars apply TO A. j. Lilliston, Acco-
mac e. II.
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What every body says is so must lie
so and I'LL who have USED Jas. Myer u
!;n's Crown Jewel say it is the best for
the money they ever had
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Watermelons and canleloupes are for
sale in our market.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
The Eloquenoe of a Tear.

One may guess the why and wherefore
of tear and yet find it too subtle to give
any account of. A tear may be the
poetical resume of so many simultaneous
impressions, the quintessence of so many
opposing thoughtsi 1t is like a drop Of
one of those precious eli1irs of the east
which contain the life of twenty plant.
fused into a single aroma. Sometimes il
is the mere overflow of the soul, the run
ming over Of the cup of reverie. All
that one cannot or will not say, all that
one refuses TO confess even TO ones self
confused, desires, secret trouble, sup
pressed grief, smothered conflict, voice
less regret, the emotions we have
struggled against, the pain we have
sought to hide, our superstitious fears,
our vague sufferinSs. our restless presen-
timents, our unrealized dreams, the
wounds inflicted upon our ideal, the dis
satisfied languor, the vain hopes, the
multitude of small indiscernible Ills
which accumulate slowly Ia a corner of
the heart like water dropping noiselessiy
from the roof of cavern-an these mys-
terious movements of the inner life end
IN an instant of emotion, and the emo
ton concentrates itself in tear Just Wis
ible on the edge of the eyelid. For the
rest, tears express joy as well as sadness.
They are the symbol Of the powerlessness
of the soul 10 restrain its emotion and
to remain mistress of itself.-Amiel's
Journal. translated by Mrs. Humphrey
Ward
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
Railroads in India.

Nearly all the railroads in India are
under the government and many Of the
roads were built by the government,
guaranteeing per cent to the stock
holders on the condition that the profits
above per cent. shall be equally divided
between the government and the stock
holders. Over others OF the roads the
governments has a sort OF control and
the result is that the tenure Of place on
the railroad Is much the same as that of
the civil service of England. Men ex-
pect 70 stay lifetime when they enter
the railroad service and there is no dam
ger of their discharge during good be-
hayior. There are no strikes In India
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
-xzsSSNLl~
Daily - eagle
AMERICAN FAMILIES
"A SUBJECT SUGGESTED BY THE
DEATH OF SIMON CAMERON.

Robert Graves Draws a Contrast Between
the Respect in Which Blood Is Held in
America and Abroad-PoliticaI Promi-
neRce Rarely Hereditary Here.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
Lord Wolseley on the German Army.

The German nation may be thankful
to the German army for other reasons
than simply the defense Of the father
land, according to Gen. Lord Wolseiey.
He writes: II take the German army as
the highest existing type of the military
system and organization, which the
changes effected in armies by the French
revolution have led UP to; and much as
l admire that army as a soldier admire
it still more as a citizen. Great as it is
for war, it is infinitely greater as a ma
tional school for the moral mental and
physical training of the people. Design
ed exclusively for war, it has become
the most important of peace institutions.
In it all Germans are trained to strength
and taught the first principles of personal
cleanliness and of health There they
learn to be honest and manly, and are
taught the excellence of those virtues
which serve to make men good subjects
and law abiding citizens. tits the school
of the nation, in which deep love of
fatherland is fostered and cherished, and
where all classes learn that there is honor
III obedience and nobility IN self sacri-
fica
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
SWEETHEART DAISY
The sunset all its golden rays

The sunset all its golden rays
Athwart the skies OF amber threw,
When down among the woodland ways
My bright haired Daisy came ID view.
(Sofr dintinss OF dainty shoe
Had pointed NE the path she chose,
And why followed up the clev
know-and Sweetheart Daisy knows
We met-she turned an absent gaze
To where, far of, heron dew;
For spoke she TIL with trembling phrase
Her hand into my own ! drew.
Then, Sweetheart Daisy roster grew
Than her small naunesalCes when they Clo5e,
And why she flushed SO fair hue
knOw-and Sweetheart Daisy knows-)
What time the trailing garden sprays
Were heavy with the summer dew:
When quenched WAS the Seraniu,n blaze
And dinlnned the gay lobei2 blue-
Daisy and l came pushing through
The long loose hedge Of bria- rose,
And why we were so glad. we two,
l know-a2d Sweetheart Daisy knows
Prince Love, ell potent sovereign, who
The fate Of lovers dost dispose
Why this old world fer me Is new
know-.nd Sweesheart Daisy knows
Francis Wynne in Lonsnan's Magazine
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
". Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass,
The Fayorite Times for Suicide.

Statistics show that the months In which
the fewest suicides occur are October and
November, while the greatest number occur
IN April, May and June. July and Septen-
Der also have goodly share, the latter pos
sessing a peculiar fascination for women.
This refutes the old idea that suicides occur
most frequently 10 damp and gloomy weath-
er, for the months Just mentioned as being
the most prolific are certainly those in which
the skies look brightest AID the earth is fair
est. Another remarkable fact in this con-
nection is that the progressive increase and
decrease in the lumber OF suicides coincide
with the iengthening and shortening OF the
days. and. as Il. Guerry has shown, not only
the seasons of the year, but the days of the
month and OF ahe week. and even the hours
OF the cay, exert en- influence, the constancy
of which cannot be mistaken
As q result OF his elaborate research he
found that the greatest number Of suicides
among men occurred during the first ten days
Of the month, aud from Monday to Thursday
Of the week This Is accounted for by re-
membering that the ajorfty Of workiDgmen
receive their wages either on the first Of the
month or the last of the week, and that pay
day" is often followed By dissipation, de-
bauchery and remorss. Oettngen completed
this interesting observation by showing that
the larger number Of suicides among women
take place during the last bali Of the week,
when they are mos. apt to feel the effects Of
mans proHgshey aud wronsdoing. L re-
gard TO the hours Of the day, we know, from
Brierre dc Boisnont's exaninstion Of !, oo2
cases Of suicide II Paris. that the maximum
number occurred between a. n and noon,
and thereafter regularly declined, reaching
the minimum at the hour before sunrise
Charles y. Pilgrim, L D.. IN Popular Sci
erce gonttk
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17

and position on the railroad is consid-
cred very desirable by the natives.
The laws are, on the account of the
government owning the roads, almost al
together in favor of the road, and our
farmers would rise in Indignation at some
of them. If an American has a cow
killed on the track of a road running
through his farm the railroad company
pays well for it. In India the owner of
cattle found trespassing on the railroad
is liable to penalty of So. so for each ami
NAL. Any man who drives any animal
across an Indian railway except at GER
tain appointed times and places is liable
to a fine Of SIT, and any man who enters
a car reserved for females can be fined
$50. The man who tries to get on train
here after it is started will be fined 81,
and any one who attemps to defraud the
railway company in any manner is liable
to a fine of S16.-Frank g. Carpenter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17

CHICAGO. Rock Island &PaCidC RV.

Including Lines East and West Of the Missouri
River. The Direct Route to and from CHICAGO.
ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, DES MONIES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATRRTOWN. SIOUX
FALLS, MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL. ST JOS
EPH ATCHISON, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
CITY, TOPEKA, DENVER, COLORADO SPNGS
and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars to end
from CHICAGO, CALDWELL. HUTCHINSON
and DODGE CITY and Palace Sleeping Cars be-
tween CHICAGO WICHITA and HUTCHINSON.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-17
Solid VESTIBUiE EXPRESS TRAINS

Of Through Coaches. eleepers. FREQ Reclining
Chair Cars and EAST OF Mo. RIVER Dining Cars
iaiIy between CHICAGO DE5 MONIES. COUN-
GIL BLUFFS and OMAHA. with FREE Reclin-
ing Chair Car to NORTH PLATTE lNebl, and
betweer CHICAGO and DENVER, COLORADO
SPRINGS ard PUEBLO, via St Joseph. or Kan
sas City and Topeka Splendid Dining Hotels
west Of St. Joseph and Kansas City. Excursions
daily with Choice Of Routes 70 and from Salt
Lake. Portland, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The Direct Line to and from Pixies Peak. mani
tou Garden OF the Gods, the Senitar1UIus. and
Scenic Grandei;rS Of Colorado,