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1 1 at e Bo arc! o f Agriculi ,c
Secretary's Office, Plattsmouth,Jp
The rates o passengers, stock and
freight, over the different railroads in
the State, t and from the Nebraska
State Fair, to be held at Lincoln, Sept.
812, 1879, are as follews:
15. A M. R. U. IX NEB. A C. 15. A O.. K. R
AXP LEASED LINES.
All parties geing to Lincoln to at
tend the State Fair, will be carried at
three-fifths fare for the round trip, first
class tickets being good for forty days
over the C. U. Sc Q., from principal)
points in Il.inois and Iowa.
ON 15. A. M. K. K. IN NEIJ. AND LEASED
LINES.
All farm products to be billed to the
Fair free and returned free.
Stock, hogs, cattle or horses for ex
hibition billed with charges prepaid to
Fair, and retai ned free i nd charges to
Fair refunded in usual way, on ceitifi
certificate of Secretary.
ATCHISON & NEI5R ASK A
Hates for passage during
Sept. 8 12, at Lincoln, will
one-fifth fare for round tiip
Live stock, machinery, tne
fruit, Sec, will be charged re
one way and returned free, if
not change ownership.
OMAHA A NORTH EUN NEI5KA
Passengers carried at half
all live stock, mercliandis:, u
ic, for exhibition, regular
ing but returned free on
from the Secretary.
union I'.vi'inc i:. i:
Pa-son "ei s will In char
from Fremont and Wahon t
anI return, 62.7.1 fruin Coli
David City, S't.r.O from CI
' r. . ,,.1 ioo f i
cite of the Secretarv ot Male u.janl ) " '
that stock was on exhibition. y.s.TO from Plum C.e.k.
Trotting stock, lull rates one way J '"'th Platte, sl7.:M from
on certificate of Secro- 1 l,'lK,: 1 "1"-"' ' "
I his includes ticK't lo I he I
leturninii free
tary.
Passengers, one fare for round trip
from all points iu tin State, during
the whole of Fair week.
Excursion trains will be run on three
days of the Fair, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, between Omaha, Plalts
mouth and Lincoln, round trip -.,
inclmling admission to the Fair. le av
ing Omaha at 8 a. in., Plattsmouth 8::J0
a. m., reaching Lincoln at lie
turning, leave Lincoln at 0 p. m., and
Fair grounds at G:10.
SIOUX CITY A I'ACIHC R. II.
Half rates on freight foi exhibition
Live Stock, goods, macliii
will tic charged legular rate
the l'air. If shipped fron
within one week from tin
Fair by the same party and t
poini, iny win n i:miiii"o,
charge t such oiut. if in th j
i i
.eoras:.i oti i:ei i mean
that
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I K IT, WITH .-TATE I
r
eorasa on cert uxaie or . i
lat the j' havw b.'en on exhit'
EliKA-KA STAT I' 1 1 It T H I ' I. J
i I ETT. WITH .-T A T E I A I
Tin; Nebraska State Hnrtifi
eiety will hold its annual FrA1
bit, as usual, in eonrii-ciion
ft
and excursion tickets from Nebraska State Fair at Lincoln, Stpieml
Division Stations, to Blair or Fremont j 10, 11 attd 12. 17!). It is ho
and return, at one and one-tilth tare. Horticulturists ot the Mate w
t : .Iw.i.. f.iial.ttii'il'V l.y
ICMCl-e l lot II uriuui.u; k . ,
and from Iowa Livision Stations, t
Missouri Valley and return, at one and
one-fourth tare, round trip.
Full rates on freights going to the
Fair, and returned free upon
certificate of Secretary ; mo change in
ownership taking place.
Excursion tickets will be sold Sep
tember 51 1, inclusive, and be good
ontil the 15th.
ST. JOSEPH" A DENVER CITY R. R.
From all poiuts on the line to Troy
Junction, or Hastings, round trip tick
ets, one full fare.
Machinery, stock, &c, foi exhibition,
from any station on the line to Troy
Jnnction or Hastings, full rates one
way, to be returned free upon proper!
and zeal, see that Pomological K 1
rilled with Nebraska fruit. Th '
roads in Nebraska, iu keeping :tl
their characterized liberality on 1
occasions, will transport iruus i.j'v
hibition free. To obtain these 1 '
...rv.l-it trm ilnu.t In 11:111 II. i It-' l
v . .. ..
Secretarv, Lincoln, wun tno f
inscription. "FruiU for Lxhibi.
State Fair." Withoii
free transportation
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iieo inuisi'uiutiKii iui uok j
ed. B" observant, therefore. i
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tne secretary at i lausuioiun-
papers please copy.
Daniel H. Wiii i.li.i:
Sccrel.n
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(The Herald was so full of news this week we had to run over in .i '?
plenient. Eight communications from the County.)