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rants Ml! IEIER.
iiiMd «»ery Saturday.
ntKMs: mm a tiaj, sijo half year.
la om of the
taricit Papers la the West.
O.KMKacIAI. JOB PBIM INU
or ITIBI KIND
fraa|lj, aheapiy aa< axpadltloaalj execute Gaia*
PS
ire, ate., printed on short ordei. Having a new
•* IYF« * n< l Presses, we can do handsoma
vsrk at low oricea.
PROSPECTUS.
: MaUWied la IMT.
e •
l. . .... ■,
The Paper for the People
(wvoimincl
WEEKLY | LEADER
A SarrMnutln ot
fBTKH PIOPLI ASD WESTERN lItTEBSTS.
• a
Republican In Politics, !
• ; Fearless In Tone, * *
, I Fresh In News, : ,
Prorresslre In Ides
• •
NOW IN THE
Sixth Year of Publication I
j THE OLDEST AND I
f LEADING NEWSPAPER
I OF WYOMINO. 1
♦ ;
MAT JUSTLY BE REGARDh •AS THE
| PEOPLE S FAVORITE
• ©.-
10CAL NEWSPAPER. AND A MOST EFFI
CIENT AID TO THE INTERESTS AND
GROWTH OF 1 HIS YOUNG AND.
THRIVING TJUtiiiToKY
ft. B. ROBINSON,
ORXCN RIVER, W. T.
Orders taken Tor
AMEEICAN
And all other kinds of
Watches and Jewelry
At lower rates than any House In the Wsst
' JhpAiiiM •uma In a neat manner and at
short noflee. Alan denier In Violins Vlo
||l alslw ■>■* Raws, navSOwAm
■
H jhi Sh *8 ,
OTB THUCI'T tmii. It Ws unnl
anal t» gw* f wfcut iwahotinß, »nd w
Ml Vwz UtUd <ha pmmemktor all «-
tnd Wotadt, Oati, Burnt, Swelllngr,
•pnini, BratMt, te„ Me., for Han and
lit No family »liuuld be a tingle d.y
1878.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY i
THE FAVORITE, DIRECT AND
Only All Rail Route
—TO—
KANSAS CITY,LBA VENWORTH
ut All Point, Cut.
NO OMNI ÜBS or FERRY TRANS
FERS by tbl. route, and no LAY
OVER on Saturday and Sunday.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
BUM THROUGH BETWEEN
DENVER AND KANSAS CITY
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Remember thl. la tbe Great
Tkrau|h I.lne, and there
la no other nil Rail
Route to the East.
Be sure to ask for tickets via Kan
sas Pacific Railway.
EDM’D 8. BOWEN, General Superintendent.
BEVERLY R. KEIM. General Ticket Agent,
Kansas City. Missouri.
J. H. NICHOLW, A cent,
Cheyenne, W. T
*@*For all who desire to-©*
reach the reading public of
Wyoming with their
[advertisements, ;
• *
No better method can
be found than in the use
of the columns of the-©*
*
i DAILY AND WEEKLY LEADER, i
•
{©-Read by towns people*©j
and settlers all along the
line of the U. P. R. R.,
as well as north,
east and south
SUBSCRIBE
FOK THE
Cheyenne E*Hy Leader, $16.00 per annum.
Wyoming Weakly Leader, $2.50 per annum,
$1.50 hr six months.
Wyoming Monthly Scurtnir, sl.lO per year.
The Weekly Leader and Monthly Sonvcnir,
$3.00 a year, to one Addreii.
ALL PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Send your subscriptions in
registered letters or Post Office
Money Orders to
Publisher
LEADER
Cheyenne, - - Wyo.
GEORGE G. GRAVELLY
Qrten Hirer, Wyoming,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ialls«ti*ns in Ibis Sssttan Promptly Atrsndsd ta.
'ovSO-WAnily
siWfcnl fob lintantnl 1b money ra
fended usleet the liniment Ii at repre
eeated. Be ante tad get the genuine
MKXICAH imfilia UHIMKRT. Bold
LAND POD SALK.
MACNIFICENT SCENERY AND
800 D CLIMATE!
PURE AIR AND PURE
WATER I
FINE LOCATION
. FOR
MANUFACTORIES I
A FORTHN II A Off YEARS t
Trtm
UNION PACIFIC
Railroad Company
OFFERS
EXTRAORDINARY
Inducements
TO
Manufacturers,
Merchants
AND
Artisans,
To Settle on the line
of their Road.
NOW is the time, money
can be made from the start,
then grow up with the country.
THB TOWN LOT DEPARTMENT em
braces one hundred towns between Omaha,
Neb., and (fortune. Utah, and Is now ready to
■ell an unlimited number of Bualuca* and
Residence Ttota, at vkbt ixfw ratba, to aetUal
hoitiers (1« -Irons of building up permanent
towns and cities along this grest thoroughfare.
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Montana and
Utah are rapidly Ailing up with a permanent
population, who are settling upon thy rleb agrl
culnrAl lands on either aide of tho road, and
d sveloplng the Gold, Silver* t opper. Lead.
Iron and Coal mines of the most exteu
sire and richest mining districts In the world,
ill these, anil the people of Intirlor mining
camps and towns, must depend on the nearest
towns located on the Union Pacific Railroad
for their supplies of dry goods, clothing, gro
ceries, drugs and medicines, hardware, crockery
and glassware, furniture, farming lic/> v emenia,
machinery, tools. Ac., Ac. Already tic demand
for legitimate trade exceeds the supply, and
will more than double every year.
These towns have been located with a
view to health, huslucsa capacity and scenic
boanty. and large numbers of them are rapidly
growlug Into public prominence. As an index
of their prosperity, It may be elated that the
new buildings erected in tkeee towns during
the year 1871, cost One and tkrewfewrths
■allllona es dollars !
Choose your location, then
your business, and for full
information apply to
Agents ou the
round,
OR ADDRESS
.0 F. DAVIS,
LAND COMMISSIONER &
Gt«nl Town Lot Agt., U. P. R. R.
OMAHA - - NEB.
CENKftAL DIRECTORY
Melsgsle la Congreea,
fori* Third Congress—lion. W. R. Steele.
Territorial oracers.
Oossmor— Jno. A. Campbell.
Bscrstary— Jo* on B. 8.-own.
Marshal— Frnuk Wolcott.
District Attorney—K. p. Johnson.
Surveyor Ventral—U. Latham.
Register V. S. Land Office 8. H. Wlneor.
Rsceifi ts Public Moneys— o. W. Corey.
Units's States Collector—' Thomas Harlan
United States Commissioner ~J. W. Brunsr.
Territorial Auditor—J. 11. Hayford.
Territorial Treasurer—9. W. Dewney.
Justices of the Supreme Court—J. W. Fisher; J.
K. Thomas; Jos. M. Carey.
Clerk of lsf Judicial Dislnct—l. W. Bruner.
Coanty Oflieera.
Sheriff- T. Jeff Carr.
Clerk and Recorder— W. Richardson.
Treasurer— W. L. Kuykendall.
Probate Judge— W. L. Knykendall.
County Attorney— W. W. Curiett.
Assessor— John T. Chaffin.
Coronir— J. ip. Webb.
School Su/urintsndent—M. K. Arnold.
Justices of the Peats— Jno. Slaughter; A. G. Mead;
W. L Kuykendall: Adolph Cuny
Commissioners- J. U„ Nichols, M. E. Post.
T. Dyer.
Cftty Government.
M letlnga of tho Town Trustee** Friday e>«n
ing in each week, at the City Hail.
President of Board— M. V. Botighton.
Marshal and Collator —Peter, llimma.
CUy Clerk —W. Richardson.
City Attorney —T J. Street.
Treasurer— W. H. Hurlbut.
CUy Assessor— W. Richardson.
Board of Trustees— M. V Houghton ,E. R. Warren,
L. R. Brcsnahcn, L. Kabis, Geo. Casacl*.
Police Magistrates— John alaughtei and A. G
Mead.
Church©#.
St. Mark's church. Episcopal. Son ice#, from
April Ist to September Ist, at 11 a. m.. and at 8 p.
it. From September Ist to April Ist, at 11 a. m.
and 1% p. m. Rev. Mr. Jones, minister.
Congregat'nal.Rev.Joslah Strong, Pastor, church
:orncr Nineteenth and Hill streeta. Preaching
every Sabbath at eleven a. m., and seven p. m.;
Sabbath School and Bible Claaa after morning
service; Social Prayer Meeting Wednesday even
ing, at 7 o'clock. Seats free.
Homan Catholic, Her. Wm. Byrne, Pastor.
Rev. Bngeae Cussan, Ass't. Chnrch onO'Ncll
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian church, corner Ferguson and
Eighteenth - streeta. Rev. W. G. Kephnrt, psstor.
Preaching every Sabbath atll a. m. and 7;80 p. m
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Seats all free, and ev
erybody welcomed.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. G.A. England, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at )la. m.
and 7H p. m. Sabbath school at 2*4 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially Invited to all the services of
the church,
IWasenlr.
Wyoming Chapter, »No. 1. R. A. M. meets*
Hall, sn the first and third Tneaday evenings In
each month, at 8 o cioce p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 16, meets first and third
Saturday nights In each month, at Masonic Hall.
041 Fellows.
Hope Encampment, No. S, I. O. O. F., meets
every 2d and 4th Wednesday of each month at
Odd Fallows' Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 1,1. O. j. F., meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hal).
I. O. G. T.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, I. O. G. T., meets
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall,
17th street.
Initiations will be conducted only on the first
and third Fridays of eaeh month. The Interven
ing Fridays daring the month will be devoted to
literary exerclaes. F. Wii.uam*, W. C. T.
J. Undkiiwood, W. Secretary.
Fenian Brotkerhood.
The O'Donovan Rossa Circle, F. 8., meets Wed
nesday evening of each week, at their new
hall corner Tholmea and Sixteenth street.
a. Rtlk, J. Tajlhot,
Secretary. Centre.
Knights of Pythian.
Regular meetings every Tnuraday cenlug at
Odd Fellows' Hall at 7:tf o'clock-
All brethren In good standing are cordially In
riled to attend.
BOSTER
Os Csmmlasloned O fleers at Sort JO.
A, Husaeli, W. T.
James V. Bomford, Colonel Bth Infantry, Com
manding Post.
Thomas Wllho:m, Ist Ucut, Adjutant, Bth In
fantry.
Bishop Aldrich, Ist Lieut, and R. Q. M., Bth In
flptry.
U.T. M. Dudley, Major 3d Cavalry.
Alexander Chambers, Major 4th Infantry.
Charles Page, surgeon.
J. P. R. Hoff, A. A. Surgeon.
Zncnarmb Hagan, Post Chaplain.
Dean Monahaa, Capt. Sd Cavalry, Co. G.
Emmet C'rnwford, Ist Limit. Sd Cavalry, Co. G.
U. K. Peabody, *d Lieut. Co. G.
Thomas L. Brent. Capt. Sd Cavalry. Co. L.
William U. Andrews, Ist Lieist.lid Cavalry, Co. L
Geo. F. Chase.,2nd Llont. Sd Cavalry, Co.L.
H. W. Wessels. Jr, Copt. 3d Cavalry, Co. H.
Royal E. Whitman, Ist Lieut. 8d Cavalry. Co. n.
Wm. W Robinson, Jr., 2nd Lieut. 3d Cavalry,
X’o. If.
John 11/.iba, Capt 4th Infantry, Co. D.
Henry Seton, Ist Lieut. 4th Ii rantry. Co I).
K. L. Bailey. 2d Lieni. 4th Infantry, Co. D.
A. B. Cain,Capt. 4th Infniurj, to F.
D. I. Ezekiel, Ist Lieut. 4th Infantry, Co. F.
T. E. True, 2d Lieut. 4th Infantry, Co. F.
Jo .mi Miller, Capt. 4th Infautry. Co. A.
A. W. Vodgea. Ist Lltnt. 4th Infantry, Co A.
K. I*. Brown, 2d Lieut. 4th Infantry. Co. A.
C. J. You Herman, Capt -till Infantry, Co. E.
Carl Voltenheiiner. Ist L'ent. 4th Infantry, Co. E.
J. J. O'Brien. 9d Lieut. 4'h Infantry Co. K.
O. M. Drayton. Capt. Bth Infantry. Co. A.
Gordon Wlnsiow, Ist Lieut. Hih Infantry. Co. A.
J. McE. Ilyde, 3d Lieut Bth lufantry, Co. A-
W. b. Worth, Cap*. Bth Infantry, f'n. K.
K. A. Wbltnev, Ist Lieut. Bth In'an try. Co. K.
J. W. Bummerhajee, Capt. Hth Infantry, Co. K.
Blyth & Pi x ley,
Rook Bpriii|fß, Wyoming,
—AND AT
KmiaMton, Wyoming*
Wholesale and Retal) Dealers in
GENEffAL MERCHANDISE,
/i '.J
Maple sind Faney Dry Goods,
G roeePies,
Provisions,
, Prg (luce
r ■ i -1, .Tittr.- IT.'tnTki--
H lw, U« Manor..
T.Uec. u 4 mint, tr «<
Vour Order, .o.R«|H»«foUji SolUMed.
•uratmut
nuriwiraly
k O- V* t * i' y f * '^l
-
, Aten'** Wanted eveVywhere. BustnAsa sfrlctlv
: legitimate. Particulars tree. Address,
I W7)UT!I A CO.. Rt. Louis, Mo.
AprJU 1 year
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
ICtmeUd fruu, f Kxk iTm*.,
SSAIR.
Btates Corn, per 100 k 1 VOCtl 13
Oats 1J052.7&
iMAiwnrn.
Floor. Rtates, iter sack 4.a0<i5.a0
Floor, Colorado, •• .Voogfce 00
Buckwheat Flour. •• 6.00
moviaMHiS.
Potatoes, per k new IViU i
Onions, “ ifb 4
Cheese, New York factory, per k Ut^as
Cheese, Western, per k 14(^20
Beane, Navy, per fe t*
Bntter, common.' 18^)1
Butter, good grades, raneh 40&M
Lard ltSfO
Bacon, common 13014
Hams, smoked 31<&*3
Itacon. Breakfast 172A20
Pork, firm, per bbl $6.000 : 8.t-0
Apples, green, per bb< t.SIXfi 6.00
css* monos.
Cove Oysters 3.1.®6 no
Two pound Peaches &.73®6.tf
Three pound “ 7.26®H.0U
Corn 7.00®8.u0
Strawtierries . .. 6.tVM®6.30
Raspberries 6. St® 7.25
Blackberries S.un®6 tk
Tomatoes, two pound cans 4.5--®5.00
Tomatoes, three “ " 6.0it®6.50
Pine Apple 6.5t'®7.U0
Jellies, one and two pounds rt.so®l?.ou
Retail, per can
Elgin Corn 7.«0®7.50
Elgin Cherries 6.75®7.35
Star Lobsters, 2 lbs cans 7.«6®s^u
Star Lobsters. 1 lb vans 5.60®ti.00
Grapes, 2 lb cam* 6.25®6.75
Oysters, Cove, 1 lb can 3.25® < 60
Uulnce, 2 lb cans 7'25®7 73
Hominy. 3 lb vans.. 7.25®7 76
Peas, 3 lb cans 5.90&t».un
Salmon. 3lb cant B OO®B 6u
Lima Beans 2 lb cans 6.35®7.tX)
CASS LIQUORS.
Red Jacket 8.00
Drake's i;jo
Bostetter'a 18.00
Whisky 6.75® 7.50
Gin Cock'ail 10.00
Whisky Cocktail h. 60
Champagne, pints 04.00
Champagne, quarts *B.OO
Old Tom Gin »».00
Sherry Wino 3.00® 10.00
Port wine 10.AO
Old Rye 7.50®10.10
Cognac Brandy 13.00®20.00
dried rauiT.
Apples, western, per k 13® 15
Apple*, New York, per k 14® 18
Peaches, per k 15® 30
Currants, “ 15® 18
Prune* “ ltt® 18
Blackberries, per k 17® 20
Raisins, per box 4.00® 4.30
Cherries, per k 30® 40
Raspberries, per k 40® 50
TUI.
Imperial 1.50® 1.00
Hyson 1.25® a.« 5
Young Hyson 1.40® 1.73
Japan 1.25® 1.80
Oolong 1.35® 1.50
corrxs.
Roasted, per V 83® 33
Rio, common to fair So® 34
Rio. good 27® 29
Rio, prime to C 88® 30
Old Gov. Java 28® 40
Mocha 35® 40
■ UUAIM.
Cuba, common to fatr, per lb 14® 15
Cuba, good to prime 14® I&V4
Porto Klco, good to r boles 14® 13
New York Crushed, Powdered, etc.. 16U® 20
New York, white coffee, A 16® 17
New York, white coffee, circle A 15® 16
New York, extra B 14® 15
New York, extra C 15U® IKH
Cuba box.. 14® 15
nsH. •
Cod, 100 pounds 11.00C12.50
White, half bbl 15.00
Mackerel, No. 1 18.00 a 17.00
Mackerel, No. 1, per kit 3.00®2.50
tTiurre
New York, common, per gal 75® 1.00
New York, good, per gal 80® LOO
New York. 6 gal. kegs 6.90® 6.50
Goldens, per gal 1.25® 1.50
New York drips, 5 gal kegs 6.50® 7.00
Q. Jk E. drips, per gal 1.30® 1.75
■ALT.
Fine dairy, por bbl B.oo® 8.60
Coarse dairy, “ 6.00® 6.25
“ “ per k 4®5
SOAP AND CANDLSB.
Werks’ per box 8.00
Shaffer's, per box 7.50
Kirk's Soap, per box, wholesale 4.50
Chemical “ “ ... 10® 13
Castile, perk 33® 40
XAILd.
Nalls, limited demand 7.50® 8.10
OILS AMD FAiKTS.
Carbon Oil, per gai., per bbl 48 a 50
Carbon Oil, per gal 65a 60
Lard Oil, * p 1.00
Linseed Oil, “ 2.25
White Lead 20® 30
CHEYENNE LI HBEK MARKET.
'H and 2 Inch clear dressed 80.00
1 Inch, elenr dressed 70.00
I Inch, 2nd clear, 35.00
A stock boards 60.00
B stock boards 55.00
Ceiling. Ist clear, % *40.00
felling, Ist clear, Vi 45 00
Ceiling. Ist clear, ft 60.00
Clear siding 40.00
A shingle 8.00
No. 1 suingfe 6.50
Lath 7.50
Tar Paper, per k .07
Plastering Board, per k .00
Cement, per bbl 6.00
Stucco, per bbl 8.00
Hair, per k .10
Native Lumber, under 30 ft 8. r >.oo
Native Lumber, over2o ft 37.50
City Brewery!
II ATI I A BHOTHEB
Manufacturers
LAGER BEER
\N*L)
CREAM ALE,
AIM)J dealers in
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Corse: >f<nd and U Streets
Laramia City, Wyoming Terri*
novSuw
LsIVERY,
FEU AND SALE STABLE!
The undersigned having purchnte'd the entire
Intercut of 11. 8. Yantasskll, In tho well
known Stahls situated on Sixteenth Street, oppo
site P. 8. Wlln->n‘s Bank, takes this method to
Inform the Public that he I* prepared to furnish
Mngle Sc Doable Trams al all liourai
also keeps constantly an hand a good supply of
[lay ana Grain, at Hoasonable Kates.
COACH A.ND mjnJBB MID
W. M. WARD T/onn^tor
DR. 6. F. HILTON.
dj Ihlrd and C Streets.
Pliyfilolan mi cl Htirypon.
LA HAJ! IK UT » . *»YQ!IItN«.
l67Wwim’.r
J. P. HINES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
and nsALan la
Groceries atu/ Provisions
Clothing. Bsoti ud Shoei,
. LIQUORS, CIGARS &c. Jce.
Mallie Ifwflrj ot nil HlnAa
Amtrlrnn Waii-lim aud
< lock*
itaimi* hivkii citt. u. 1
uov M-dvrifity
1 1
POST HOLE AUGER.
Points of suporioritv
over tho old style It
will boro fhster in all
conditions of soil, will
boro through Soddy,
Booty, or Trashy
around without the
help of any other
tool, can be used to
ienlarjgre a hole already
Sizes mads for Post
Holes, Hedge Plants,
Drape Stakes, and
Hop Poles.
MAJrUFAOTTTEED BY
BEMPLE, BIRQE & 00.,
AGRICULTURAL IMFLD
MKNTB ASD • HARDIVARM
SPECIALTIES,
13 8. Mala 8t„ Kt LumSm.
Parties answeriog fhla sd ar
tiaement, plens** state ia waat
paper they read It
H. GLAFCKE, Sole Agent for W
omlng Territory. 2 ts
M. E. POST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Nwiptpen, Bools, Statio&erj, Notion,
CUTLERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
BLANK BOOKS,
wau
I
Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes,
Albums t School Books,
PLAYING CARDS.
Gold Pens, Pocket Books,
POST OFFICE BULDIKQ
CHEIEXXS - WYOMING.
I
J. CORKISH.
Carpenter,Contractor and fkjildei
«IIOr SIXTREKTH STREET,
West o< Court House, Cheyonue
1
J>LANS aud Specification a furnished for all
klnud of Buildings, House Wark or Wood
ork V' ncrally. Close attuution given to
[ah U arlr nf all Ain sh.
| :
; Edward Keane,
FURRIER
Evanston, Wyoming,
MANUFACTURER of Fur »m<! Bticknkla
Glovpn. All kinds of Furs 11ml Felta drv«-*«d
and nii d© up Into any rlnalred article.
Work don In u neat manner and al
aonahlo rnlea.
Truppe.a cum. constantly r©c«lre th© I :*i
•at market prin© for .lielr furs undftklnatt
my eMtnbUe'MuDn^
uov23-wAmly
HELP FOH THE DISOOHEAQED.
Weak, worn, distressed, ilk ;loom oppressed,
By day no ea«*. at night m* r -- ;
Alast ’tls ha d to bear;
Bkltz«r ArsiuKMT have we trl> d?
No! than all nostrum* cast aride
For this spnclflc rare;
Yonr naln will rea*c. v**ur s rength increase.
And tr.e recruited body's ease
The saJdened mind will share.
Ta must's ErrxKvxM kmt Rkltzrh Apzuirnt.
1 the ni"st unexceptionable of nil Alteratives ana
; Correctives, and tbe most delicious of Hallne
, draughts. _
1 SOLD BY ALL DRUOGI«TB.
jai>«7 *iw
! ommmEung
i—a
HAY PRESSES.
Shops at Albany, St. Loul*
and Montreal.
Pamphlets sent ondsmznd.
St. Louis Office,
Semple, Birge Sc Go.,
13 SOUTH MAltt ST.. BT. LOUIS.
PARTIES ANSWERING THIS ADTMM
TI&EMBNT, FLEA SB STATE IV WMAW
PATER THEY READ IJ
H. OLAFCKE, Sole Agent for Wy
oming Territory. ‘207 ts
1 . .
Dr. 5 G. Gravelle,
ItU.Xi.KM ns
DBffi & MEDICINES,
|
Green River, W. T.
rrovSb-w^ntPy
David Hiller,
jy , 4> . .i. 4J
| PRAC TJCAJ
WATCHMAKER
.
AND
Manufacturing
JEWELEK,
! SEYEXTEEXTH STREET,
Cheyenne, Wyoming
\ STEPHEN DON.
16th st,, cpp. Roll L's House,
Has just received fhu most compirts stock <»l
4JBNTS* AND BOYB’
UOIEB’ AM) Jl 199219
Boots and Shoes I
or the nisT qvkirrt
MEN’S BUFFALO BOOTS
If an a made and Warrsir fed.
Leather and Findings
Os every d«»crlptlon. which be sells at very Is a
prices for cash.
| All W#rU Warranted! '
If you want a good bargain rail ofi
STKPHKN 80.9,
Slxtaactb Sum*.. Bitvm Tu guaa lAfiy,
CHRYKNME, WYQ»UK«.
St. Levis zud SeotbtAsteri Bvilwvi
[rONSOI.IDATKi).,
j “Nashville Shortest Line”
ANI> DIHBCT ROL’TK TO
; Bellevlllo, Naatarillu.
Centralis, Chattanooga,
Cairo, Atlanta,
Bhawnnatowu, Macon
Kvanaville, CharluMon,
Memphis, bavnnnnh,
Vicksburg. Knoxville,
Montgomery, Drifted,
Mobile. T.ynchb.irg,
New Orleaus, Jt.cbmond,
Galveston, Norfolk,
AND ALL THE POINTS
South t&ii<l SouthouNt,
GOOD REASONS WHY
THIS IS THB PKKKKIiItEI) ItO* TK
j Hatkwlv
: Cars through Lera St. Louis to Nashville wit hone
change.
His fhr onlv Linr un(lcr °1 c "V^^scnient
It 18 til" UUI) Line , between tbcac Cltlea
ll 14 thr anlv I inr -’ hy »'** cng*ra can
11 is iuc wuij unr, nve rn , m , v , f „ >JO ml!ci
(ravel, aud from t>ix to Iweniy-foui roura time.
It is S 3 1.1 fhfjwr' fr,, ; u »• •<•«!* ■<» N«.h,in.
Ik is turaprt ( than the drcnliona rout©
! via Louiaville.
OUH MOTTO: ,
Quirk Tine! Good Care'. ud I'lwe Cvuettim 1
New and elegant dny ceachaa onnlMwd with
the Wcttlai:hoti»e Air 8.-ake ana iVe Miller
Coupler nod I’iatform nr© run In it.l trains.
Through Tick©'* on mle and Hagcngo ahrek
ed al all the principal Ticket Offion* In Ibo Waat
aud North.
A»k for tickets via the "Soutbaaatarn fca'l
-1 .*.ar.'’
W. B. DAVRNPORT. K. F WINSLOW.
* Gen. Ticket Agent. G-n. Mtuagrr,
J2lwly H'.Umilo, Ml. Tonla.

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