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Show OMIOACO THADe. T. V. IIAXTER 4 CO. MILL FURNISHERS, CHICACO, ILL. Jir L. 1 1 :, i i CL'UII NU MAHiAii. EAblE WORKS MANF'STci WU) -rni'h Knxin-H, l!..''-r'. ' vUi Ltlo il-Wuliie'J l'0- Bee J (or d.:ri!tia o-reo!'-Wd'ATH OANALdT., CMlOi'CO p. W.OATWJ. I'maioiT. PACE, BRO. CO., Importer uil Dlor la -JTZATHEIt S, FINDINGS "OLD CITf IIOMJL UUKSSB." r.?! -CB1CA60, !LI.S. M. D. WELLS & CO., toA-irerirrt o nd Wholo.: Clor in .Boots & Shoes, illM faL-aih Avenue. CUICaCO. MJ). WoMa, n. J. Msz-flrland, ft. llonedict. S P. MclDiTre. " Tho Old Salamander." REMOVAL Van Sclaact, StMsonHtii, WHOLESALE Druggists & Paint Dealers, Hnvo iUiinovoJ to their New GSfres, ttl and W LAKE HTKEET, Corner Dearborn btreai, on the oil lilo) CIUCAC O, ''Vh'-. -B, with ImlUl.ijf er3toii expraisly for t' t tAninos, Statiiu Kiev More, otc-. thF have ' oil un an Uuuiooae stuck, unsurpassed id . iciaI attention given to Territcriil bm- JULIUS BAUER & CO. Muaufacturtrs of t's F.llOKITEBUERPlMOS Also Uanoral Agonts fok'ti.0 GOLD MEDAL KNABE PIANOS, And tho E. P. flEEDHAM X SOlTsiLVER TONCiUi c m um 4!id rAisi.oit O EG AN S. .1 tun iti'iu t'crj dm Importers of HAND l.NdTliljllHNTtJ, STRINGS, AnJll kinds cf Musical Merchandise. Julius Bauer & Co, Cor. S!;.to mul Monroe StloUs, uin onci GO. imMDS' IRON WORKS, 17 Ami 40 South Jctlereoa 3'., CHICAGO, ILL. rAl'ITA Jt ?i(,0 ). lU'll.DLRS OF FIKcvT-CJ ,AS3 -- - - : '- y - - 5 1 OK TABLE ASJ 8TATIOFABY ENGINES, '.-; Engines and UoiJtin? MwTiinery, )fi:' r.'M'J r mult in it Furnaces ex iro.--ly tor rc.i'i.'inff Ut-ih UroJ to iulliun. a:-.! I'ru-h-.-rs. Uulli-'n Mo-ildi, l.aJlcs Miif Si l; Ciry. il-tarv Pmai s. Stetuu ..'umi s, ir.a t'Uo lor Wat:r Work'. UuLln. Hose. e:c., ucJ General MINING EACHlKEKf. Th,---- n-iHon FiirtiK-cj ran bo rccn in suc-d suc-d ii' v i;cr'.iva al ' h ' iwan.ja mol'.-i-- Wvri.thfl Ln.-L ci Snu-Itirx Walks. the v'.i Mv.uin-; u th-.- L'htftco n:oIt- i-n .v.itiLycni Woriis. CU IC AuO, W eithor of wluoi wo rfer; ejch Furuaco knraing I'roni Six to Ton Tons Bullion Jtal j. llic reiohi3orr.?:ints rd flxturt :an be hn --rd oui our works' on a fin.-le ua direct to S.i 1 Lvio City, ard the t3oot.try tri ."li aai iirj-i-l.-.y cjlu bo oainirod anv.vbere in tbe To.-Ti'.ory. Thty re miro hou IO) coai--2 bn.-k acd l.JCU tiro-brick for far- 10 ito1-: ofeso k -sth's "iccerfa ran" cf i -TtM rc; y ;ho itjCm cvt Of otjiSi ; I j:-3.iocj, ti:ie. ULnrcr. Cra.-ta, cto. ! il-jrt of 'Litjorj- e.-:i .utf i, plant ii.a .'o..-ai.vas mil bo fiirnislii ujon ai- . t,r iJm ow-bc Til'iable r-in9 d?ir-e d?ir-e x: rcsry an I caitjl t J aid . in JrilLg 1 v-i i:J :'-'d -.Ti:h or. f a.ive:ust -tj.i j-od two ot oiirrtrDacw .. .jj. cU., lo tiLS.-fi. UoIUni t Co. ' "nt""r- ml9 dRUSHES. ST3 "W" ART'S 13 K TJ S 3rl 111 S aALJOMLNSFo, UCSirEAtiUf. y i-ale. H n-J ReUil, t-y 7. 0 M. I. '"Jrc'erT asd Dra Toi AT-saa .tf-.. i;.i.:h; Co.. ilMtrl, Ifjjioi i Cv. F. D- STSAKT A Co., " Pu'ibarh. Pa. MlSiNC M-IP- at t't.f Hkk.vi.i 0 fi CO. jy-J-t - CTn "5i fCn 1 ! i jgf-y - Tliu titiuve M-i;iU prj-'nt in iirr.iy ot irrofuUlile testimony iu fcivor o tlte fullnwinc ii:uih'I gxLi, well wortliy of the serious consideration of all who want tho Ixiit uud moat economical; each mbdal repreeenta ft deckion of depurate Board of Scientific and Di-iinterestod Jurors. No greater evidence oi'uupcriority can pcfaibly be Bubmittod. Commeutd of the Manufacturero can aild nothing thereto. DURYEAS' SATIN GLOSS STARCH, In Six Pound Boxes and One Found Papers. Try it. Given a Beautiful White and Glossy Finish, beti'ide renders Fabrics very Durable. No other Starch so easily used, or bo Economical. Use it once and you will use no other. DURYEAS' IMPROVED CORN STARCH, lranuf:ictured ity a greatly improved process, from the Best Selected Indian Corn, and warranted perfectly pure. Pronounced by JURORS of GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, PARIS. 1S67, TO BE THE "PERFECTION OF QUALITY. A trial will insure its popularity everywhere. None genuine without " Dur-ycaa' Dur-ycaa' " on every package. For sale by Grocers generally. Be sure "Duryeas' " is on every package. mi7 General Depot, 29, 31 & 33 Park Place, N.Y, GENERAL DEALERS. EAGLE HOUSE. EACLE HOUSE. T E A S D E L $c C 0.y UECKIVDfQ DAILY BY EXPRESS SPECIALTIES FOR SPRING TRADE. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GRDS GRAIN RIBBONS' Of all Shades of Color. CHOICE STYLES OF DRESS GOODS. SPIUA'G STYLES OF SHAWLS, LACES, COLLARS, RUFFLING, FLOWERS, ET By Freight CAR' LOADS of Hams, Shoulders, Break fast Bacon and Side Meat. Crushed, Coflee A, Granulated and Brown Sugars. Savon Imperial, German Mottled, Olive, White Russian, Rus-sian, Sterling and Eutoca SOAPS. And a full Stock of GROCERIES, selected with core from the best markets this present season. All Goods delivered promptly and free of Charge. TEASDEL h CO. i ' "j ALL KINDS flOii Smk UPHOLSTERY i.jJ Ik vV: Worli Done '&H C;, -4! S. P. NEVE, rJM.. H . D INWOO DEY'S FUIINITURE STORE, 75, 77 ;md 79 First South Street Salt Lake City DUN FORD & SONS, E.VGAOED EXCLUSIVELY AS JOBBERS i UKTAIl UKALKUS IX All, OF THK BUST BlliID8 OF BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS, GENTS' GLOYES & FURNISHING GOODS LADIES' IFTTIRS. OKUEiy fOLIClTEO A2fD FILLED WITH CA1IE AT THE LOWEST PKICES. 1 J. ' H. H A G U E, - - - , rr r- IMPORTER AND DEAIJUi LV --T ; :. "' U BREECH & muzzLE LOADING Tir H1FLCS m SHOT GUM ' 'N nEVOLVEltS. i- " THr'il Derringers, Pocket Pistols, ,-'' Etc 1".- '! .:rLu jni Looio iWmuaitiou uf all kind?. A CciarJ.tJ variety of Kslunj Twkk c?itnn'.ly on -v.r. A O'.Urf.Ti'.Vi' U'u.tKM.lX u i'..jni t,,,i0 ,ut kmtls u,' iiJirJ 98 Main Street, One Door North of Elephant Store, St. Louis, Kansas City AND Northern Short Line TO AND FKOM SAXT LAKE AJSD THE EAST, Passengers to and from Salt Lake should bear in mind that the St. Louis, Kansas Qity A Northern Short line in connection with the Kansas City, St. Joseph, & Councd Bluns ft, E., is the only line running through cars over the great Missouri River bridge into and out of Omaha. All other lines to or from the east, north or south involve in-volve a disagreeable transfer and change of cars in transfering over the Missouri River into and out of Omaha. This line is the only one running through cars between St. Louis and Omaha in direct connection with the Union Pacific railroad. These ar amportant facts lor the traveling pub lie to consider, as changes of cars and transfers, which other lines are ubject to, are sources of great discomfort dis-comfort and inconvenience to travelers travel-ers which the iniated fully appreciate, all of which travelers may avoid by taking this great through line, and availing themsalvea of the advantages it ofiers. GO THROUGH ST. LOUIS. It is not generally known, but it is nevertheless a fact, that tho shortest line to and from Salt Lake, and Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus, Wheeling, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cleve-land, Bullalo, Harrisburg, Philadcl-puia, Philadcl-puia, Baltimore, Washington, New York, and Boeton,is through St. Lou's, over the St. Louis, Kansas City, i Northern Short Line. This line is not only the shortest and quickest, but it atlbrds an additional advan.ago ot passing through St. Louis, the great metropolis of about four hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants, the third largest city in the Union, and is most prosperous in all branches of trade and manufactories. It being located in the great Valley of the Mississippi, practically at the junction of the Missouri River, it is gradually drawing to itself, by reason of its location, lo-cation, a' lrtre majority of tlte trade :of the Great V est. 1 People going to or from the East, North or South, to or from the Great West, by other lines, should by alll means lake tills line through St. Louis uud pirsonaily witness the magnitude ot this great cilv. The St. Lduib, Kansas City & Nurth-ern Nurth-ern Short line, with iu elegant equipment equip-ment of reciir.ing chair cars, which they run without extra charge, its mauificentday coaches and Piuunan bleeping p;daoesand excellent roadway, road-way, aiknua l ie best avenue in or from St. Lous, to and firm the Gent West. No rl MIXED THAIUS will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. l,avioB Suit Lake City at 8:30 a-m. and 5 p.m.: and. Ogdon at 5:00 a. in, and 3:30 p-m. For all information oonoerning freight or ravage. appLy to JAS. 8HAKP' Qonoral Frftigat and Iiekot Atiit- I JOHN SHARP, Saraintondrat Nos. I, 2, 3 & 4 will be Run Daily For all information concerning Freight or Parage, apply to JAS. SHARP. Gen. Freight and Tioket AenC f?ERAMOK' LIlli.i. b nr erin ten den U UTAH BDBTHEBH RAILROAD , Trains Loave Ojrdon daily at 8 30 a.m. TaninE Leave Franklin daily at 9 00 a.m. i Trains Leave Logan daily at 11 40 a m CtlAS. NLBLEY, Qenerel Freight and Ti ;ket Agent. UOta&S THATCHER, ( d28 Gen' Supti !THS AMERICAN FORK R. R. WILL RUN TRAINS REGULARLY every day, Sundays osoopted, on and : after lais date to and from AMERICAN FORK CITY AND IJEJEIt CREEK, Leaving American Fork City at 10 a. no, and oonnootisg with the U. 8. K. R. A daily express will bo run in connection with tho A. F. R. R., between Door Creek and i'oroat City. E. HUlll'HREY, j2S Manager. Wasatcl & Jorflau Valley R. H Louve " Leave Snndy, $:i ' a. m. FiiirGd,7;0i a. m- do. 5:J0 p. iu. do. M.io p. m. Running in connection with Utah Southern RaiToad tnios, on arrival at and departure from Sandy. 1VM. JENNINGS. j-S General Superintendent. C- Pe R. R. On and alter Moudtiy, Sept., 29, 1H73, Trains will leave Otdcn daily, as follcwa : 5;SOp.m. PaMonfer Train for Saoeamento and can i'ranoisco, 9i(l5 p.m., Through Freight Train forBaera-mento forBaera-mento and an Ji'ranuUoo. . X. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass, and Tioket AenL A. N. TOWNS, Gen'lSnt't GEO. H. RICE, Aemi, Salt Lite City, , t Viiie with MarjhaU k Koyle, Oyar W. F. & Co' iiank. -ju MINI M Q SU PPLI E 3 NOTICE. !T,i)i;myi&(o, Are the Agents in Utah Territory for the pa!( jfmy Picks. Picks Btainpod "J Writtht," or "J. Wright, extra." coming thrw;h anj other mrco area bogus and inferior articlt Mypicks are pointed with an extra quantiu ofben c&st steel, and are tne Urninr Waahoe Pick. UatedJnlyS?, im. J. WKIOHT, San Franolwo, Also Dealers In IRON, STEEL,STOVIS,TINWABE KiyhVG TOOLS, WROUGHT TUFEJiS, Pipe and all kJndj of Fitting for Furnncee aaC Mills, 1IAHDWAKE. BURDEN'S HOHSB AS1 MULE SHOBB BLACKSMITH TijoLS, cr.Ass aooiis, ruuer goopi Have a woll-arM'nte-J Shop, and are pre. pared to io all kinds of SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK, rremptly aud at rtasoaable rates. No. 93 E-Jt Temple, Main Street. At OUR FACILITrKS AND MATERIAL have b-Q largely addded to roceotb' led anything ;nai he eue of a Wedding Card io a mod-irate-iiied Poster can be printed in the best su'ie ot the art at TS1 HERALD J03 0FF!CS- Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. SPRING TRADE Of 18 7 4. THE RETAIL DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OF Z. C. M. I. Have opened and now display dis-play an unusually large and elegant Stock of Ladies' spring and summer goods of all classes. Elegant lines ol plain and Fancy Dress materials and Dress Trimmings. A full stock of the most popular styles of spring and summer Shawls ever offered in the west. Silks and Ribbons iu all the most fashionable shades from foreign and domestic looms. No effort has been spared in our preparations for the trade of this season, and our patrons in town and country can feel assured that unsurpassed unsur-passed facilities have enable d us to anticipate every want. We are also determined to give oui customers the advantage in price derived from our ability to handle these goods in largt guanlitia, and tc purchase them wherever and whenever when-ever they can be bought most favorably; favor-ably; all lines of merchandise for this department having been carefully selected se-lected by our resident buyer in New York. Patrons ordering merchandise through messengers or the mails can rely upon having their orders as faithfully executed and upon the same terms as though they were personally present. W H. HOOPER: " - suit. Stinkers and cas fitters t F. A. M:TCHtl-U Il.A MITCHELL f JAMES, ! Rsft'cotfullv aiuioUDL-e u tne Public that 'thcyhavu "Uemvkd to thvir New Tr.-mu Tr.-mu on W-.-l Temple Stnvl, opposite the Ciiv Meat Market, whom they hopo, by itricl aivntktn to bininusa ftrid fiiuall pruriw to merit tfie cvnunutxl psLroiiiHte so iitxlU boiLcwcd upon Uioin. TIN.SEEET E0H COPrEMITHS FURNACE Willi K A ECWFIN'Q. GALVA-IZKD IKOS COKX1CK. Gas Wstcr and Steam Fitters WB3T TEMi'LE Sl'RKET, Opposito Oitv M.at Martftt WATCHES AND JEWELRY RELIABLE TESTIMONY !: CAEL C. ASI.IUSSEN, BKrNG very desirons to dispnfe of all h!i Cno Jewelry, atoh-s, Clucks, FioK and Ouera Gl,s-js, Si ectaclos, otc-, etc.. o(-fern o(-fern a rare ohance to tho iublio lor invest The JEWELRY la selected with the ntmosl oarc, both for beauty and exc Hence. Thi vATCtiES are ueeurpasdabLo both fui strength and good goiug. r All goodi are wari anted. Annttided are lo-tiraonials from noit re liablo gentlomon woll known in tho Territory: Terri-tory: "The Watch I bought of you in 1873 frees . most excellently, never varies a m'nuto; has . novor had any repairs to it siuca 1 koi it, although al-though it has been exio4od to vory hard UMft-o. a. 0- BKOWN, BrakoEman U. S. R. R," "Tho Watch I bnvmht of j-6u hist year ha proved to be the best article I ever had, hov Ing lfflt it twice in trie water, once at tho dci'tb of six foot, bciUoH a groat many other hardship, and atauds all with uort'ect oaco. being always rkht totinio- JOUi SANDa, Camp Douglas." "Tho Watch I bought from you is all that can bo dodiroJ. As a timokoonor it boats any I ting lover hai, and ntands tho tiltiog and rou;h usatro with tut tho lot variation. I'ANIELU Llttl'N, l'uior Mill, Salt Lake Co." And tho like high recommends (romMoe?rs H. E. W. Choalos. .-alt Lake City; C. J. Lambert, Lam-bert, Paper Mill, salt Lko Co.; H, C. Lambert, Lam-bert, "Juvonilolnsiractor" oihco; T.O. Ar-el, Church Architect, Salt Lko Uiiy; Cyrus Bales, Tooele City; Bishop K. F. Sheets, City, Bihoi S. A. Woolley, City; Archibald Gardner, Gard-ner, Weft Jordan; I M. Stewart, South Willow Wil-low Crock, and many hundred others. mr Mark tbo address and call early, CARL C. ASMUSSEN, Oi'poaite Post Office, nn 6ALT LAKE CITY BROKERS THE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Oi? SALT LAKE CITY BUY3 and SELLS Real Eslale, Bonds and Stocks, Mines, El PltOPEKrY. NEGOTIATES LOAA'S, CUUet'wiis m.ulc in all parU nfthc lI'orM. FAUST & JIIXER, Projiriotors. On-HH C.1 JIKST SOUTH STKEKT. jj7 J. Q. JAS1ES, II. STRATFORD JAMES & STRATFORD, Real Estate Brokers, OFFICE AT STOKE OF J. G. JAMK3 & CO., 5ULX STREBT, Opposite tho Wasatjh ilotnT. Will attend to imrehas'ns and Felling real ' estate, roritm-,- h-v.i0 a.-id Moros, loanins l money and geacril accrjey busio-iss. RRrKRK-ra. Rt Rc-v. Bp. Tuttla, White & MoComick. h-tnKfT-: Waller Urns. i WAGONS- THE LI BELLE W "B KST AND CHEAPEST ' FREIGHT AND FARM WAGONS, . Got up oxnjtsly for thi country. Warranted 1 and Sold by i ' - W. W. SHELLY, UalfBlojk Soatb of Thoatro, Suit Lake City. jio PETER SCHUTTLEST .Mwiufaotarer of M & FREIGHT WAGONS, CHICAGO. THE SCHUTTLEK WAGON, jAs fir.thMan 'P yurs, STANDS AT THE HEAD. Thoio rh hivo il-cI them a they are tho BEST AND CHEAPEST. For inforaiUoQlndJro.) GKJ. A. LJWi', Asont. -'It L.k, City, h..lf U Kk 5j,ub f T3Mn MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES : L-tra!iieH bvSftn Aiithi.ri'jv an-l UUMVN J PI is .T. LU1.IS. Uraml .;in.-l li -n;:l-ir c'ao.-i o ji.iJ tubers. Dnur.s the L'itt U't.v vfairh M,uh, CAPITAL PHLZK ?.j0,000. 10,380 r.-b-.s ni...uoib.K to 8300.000 Whole Ti-liM Hthn-.,(i y-iarl-i'-", j- -a!. The crr:..t t n;l iri.-D f.-,.!l t. ni.h , Z'm- L' vcry Wholo 3i..eti. nahej. 13; in- r-i -i Addro" fnr Tirl.ot nn j iri, ,j MILLINERY SPRING FASHIONS XOW AlililVB. Grand Opening IT MRS. COLEBROOK'S Temple of Fashion. Pattern TriinDci Eats ani Emmets, Of the I-atost M(k1pb from Parii, New Yurk and baa i'ranciflco. Uroa Urain and AVaUared RiblwnB, in all Shade, Ostrich PealherB, Laco Falls, UniMcU NeU, Flowore, Lacw, Eu:., clc. A nii:o assortuieiit or vory I Cheap Trimmed HATS, 8UNHIIA J)EH, 33 MAIN STREET. mQ JOHN T.CA1NI! C. W, STAYNBK CA1NE & STAYNER, NOTARIES PUBLIC, Would respectfully draw attention to the fact that tbey have compli'd with all the requirements require-ments of the law, having boon nominated bj iho Governor, elected bv thojoint vole of the Lepi-lativo Asaombly. have filed bonds and nualiliiud as uroscribcd by law, and ire duly commissioned by tno Governor. Their officii aots are thereforo beyond iiue&tion; All business aitoidoi to with aooiraor and dispatch, OVKICK WITH SALT LAKE HERALD SALT LAKE CITY. SEWING MACHINES THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE As Perfected i BIT ELIAH UOWJ3, JR. Inventor oi-Sewing Machines. TholOldest and the Best. IT COMBINES BEAUTY AND EXCEL. LEXCE of Stitch: Strength and Durability Durabil-ity of Soam; tconomy of Thread; Attaah-monts Attaah-monts and wide ra--ge of applioatioa to pur-lioscs pur-lioscs and materials. The LIU W E in an honest machine, and is sol subject to fits. POINTS OF SUPERIORITY: Simplicity and perfection of mechanism. Durability. Will lau a life-time, itange of work, Without parallel. Perfection of stiteh and tension. Ease of operation and management. manage-ment. Self-adjusting lake up. Adjustable head. l-Sr1.') person" who uso the Howe Machine in Utih will tedtify to the aoova. Beat silks and threads for sale. Salesroom removed to 31 MAIN STKEKT opposite Past Udioe. Call and Examine our Stock. THE HOWE MACHINE CO., THOS. P. MLLAKR , Manager for Utafc, m2i FOE SEWING MACHINES AND HAND SEWING, BE SUKB TO USE fczm GEORGE A. CLARK, Sole Agent. The B-.'M and rant Pormlar Sewing Thread of ilodera Timei. 6told Wholesale and Retail at Singer , Machine Department, z;.c. nyr. i. W. U. HOOPER, Sunt Salt Lake City. m3S PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Until further notice, trains will leif aiid arrive at Ofiden daily, as follows: Leave. I Arrt' OailvKxpre3s.N )Jam I DiilyErresJ o-lrt1 viixod ti.:Jpm . MUod 'jL-uva creight lu.AJani freight eUOan Darlv connfcliiina mado at Oxden Utah CVnlnil droad from Salt Lake City viid at nil ioinU -Southorn Utah. At JJryau with troa for ijwoelw' MiiiL1?. At Clit-yerunj with Denver Pacific R-K for Denver, CV-n tral City, (joorfrt'town an .ill hoi ii L in O -Inmdo and ISow Mcxico- At Uuiaha with Chicago and North-.-t-.Tn, Cliieano. KookL-landandPaeific Itnrliiifjton mid M "iun Mi vcr, KaniaJ Citv, bt. Joe itiid Council Blulls KaiLroaU uid ML-.'iuri River Lin"f bUjaniers foe ill iKinLa Kaat and tinita. Tickota fr Sain to all poinU Eat to rfBoj of Whitv, .McCoruiok & Co.,'.. Ti'iuplo ptrwt.and at thu otlicaofU lab Cwi '.ral )i.K..in .Sail Iko Cily;aJso l b'oi Pauiic It. M. ticka oilico in Oplen ' whkhollico twriis a siovpuig boths can m ioeun.il. ArTanff'.'aicnts'hav, Imjcij made, where y pas.-enjf.-rs du'iring to visit Denver on .htiir :iy cat i-an avail themielrce of o txcutvi'jn ralo from C'lieyuiine to DenTWi uid return at en-aiiy r-hifed raU. Kor -art ion lira and ail inf.irmation tn -i-:t.rd lo p.-mikc, apply at Tiukct UlBce. lVsei.fcrrs ri.uuid bo can-fill to secure li. irjM- lirkeU t. all Intern ariL. xiiitlitrn itiln ruiU.MAHA, and thui ivail lhuiivtvc of tho advantaRfli of -hnniRh fk- 'ihi car, cmfui Labia accom-iKid.-iLiuii ami ijuick time. Till. L. KIMBALL, General Tickot Agent, T. E. KlfKLM Chief Eiuru"'"r an.1 SupU ti stj- .rwgaiii i;ore |