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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

las made the most astonishing cures so
quick, so rapid are the changes tie body
undergoes, uadcr the influence Of this
truly looadc.JaI -Ned.ct"e tAd
avery DAy an increase in Flesh
and Weight Is esen ami Felt.
raA GNEAE BLUoD FURIFiEk
Every drop of the SARSAPAklLLlANk Re-
SOLNkNE communicates through the 1iood,
sweat Urlas, and other 1aIds al alces OF thS
81 sleIu the gur Of life, ior n repairs the WASHES
Il the body with new ami sound nAtsFlai.-
,crotula - phIns, Con umptloa, GlsGdulAs DIS
,.ss, Ulcers 10 the throat, Moutb, Tum ors, Nodes
a toe Glands and other parts OF ths ~ stsn, Sore
ryss, strumorous discharges irem the kars, ana
he worse forms OF skIu diseases, EEuptl0ns,
Fever Sores aid Head, hing Worm, EryslPe
L. alt kheam, Agne, Black Spots, ofIhs 4h
ns Flesh Iamors, Cancers IN the Womb, and
ii weakening sud painful discharges, Night
swents Loss vi spel u ana all wastes OI the llie
r.uc,pIe, are wihin the curative range Of this
yopder of Modem Oh smlsuy. md lew oSl
sc villa prove tFsay persoa u InS II Tor eitoe'
. ,hese forms OF disease its pOtsn power to cure
nem.
If the uasieat daily becoming red ueed by the
| xasIes ami d scom position tina ar. oonhn0si'y
| ro.resslug succeeds HrrestiIg t1ese wastes
] "a -palFr the with new IA afeliAi HaA"t
| ON hes thy oisod-aud his he AhsA Ii
| L.iaN viii aud doss secure ~ Is certain
rwL.n once this r@nedE co me- ces 1fs = D
| yati1catloD aud succeeds Ia d;n lnlshiog o.
IS Q! w..tes its repairs wll be pId' an(
cry az the patient vi feel himself grown!
ter aud stronger the TO d diges'lnS better
| petite mprovin snd flesh AID seiget incres
| BOT only does the Sarsap a-so'vsn
| eel all kuo&n remedi | sg.nts ia be cure
| ronic scrofuious, onsututiors' ma SKI
seases; but 1t is .he only positive cure FOR
idney and Bladder Comp ANTS
| buAGy aud " omo ul>eases. GraVe. u.ab<te
| trupsy. StoppRso OF Water, lAeont4nsBce
| -rine, BEik-Is Disease, Aibum inuri. and IN q
ases " here there are brick dust deposits, or Il
| sater 10 thick, c.ou y, mixed With suestsne
ike the bite of an egg, or threads like VIII
, | Xix or there is s morbid, dark, bilious sppea
| ace, and white bope-dust deposits, end wh'
there is pr ct ing. burning sensation when pas
~ waler, and pam in the small OF the Back Al
| dong the LOIns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
sreyE glPllRs.

stan keep constantly on hand a iuii s,JoA
of CRATES, Innings and reFairs LOT Ihe ne,
,h.t have bee Id in Rock Islans
Particular attention xill be paid to ali kih''
Of tin and sheet iron job work .,
Well and sistern pumps kept sons'AH"' 'A
hand. i1 -.s,...
Th pkful for past patronage | you'd resFse.
fully ask my old friends 70 esi, :, nv p.Hs.
- n,s.ss those who favor me with their patron
sg'. -
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gADWlY's aEADY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EAsK.
nti ANN alton Of the Aidneys,
InGam nation of the Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Bowels,
Congestion Of the Lungs,
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mysteries, Group. Diptheris,
Cstsrrh, Influenza,
Headache, Toothaehe,
Neuralgia, khe atism
Cold Chills. AgLe Chills.
The appucs1ion of the READY RELIEF to
the part or parts where the pain or diheuity ex-
ists will afford ease an comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tum5ier CT water will
y few moments cure Cramps, spasms. Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, flsrrhea,
Dysentery, Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and ali
Intern al pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of
RApwAY's READY RELISH with them. few
drop. in water WI prevent sickness or paio
from change Of water. 1t is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as stimuabt
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND A1UR cared for fifty cents
There is not . remedial agent in this world tina
will cure Fever and Ague and all other m alsri
Gus, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and othe
| Fsvers (aded BY Radw&y's Pills. go quick a
Railways Ready Relief Fifty cents per bottle
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Dr.. RnDWAY's
PERFECT PUaGATIVE PILLS,

,srfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
rum, purge, regulate, purity cleanse az d siren
.then. hsdway's Pills for the cure OF al ais
riders Of the stomA zach, Liver, Bowels, kidneys
Bladder, Ntrvous Diseases, Headse Consiips
ION. Costveness, lad gsttie Dyspepsia, BIZ
ausnes.. Bilious Fever, inasmm ton Of the
aow.ls plies and sn arrangements of the In-
erual VrseeYs. Warranted TO effect a positive
are. Parely Vegetable containing % mercury
n ne -sls or d.leterieus drugs
Observe the following symptoms result
ng from disord RS Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation. Inward Piie,, Pullnc.s of the
siood in the Head, Acidity f be stomach, Mas
a. Heartburn, DISCUS of Food Fullnsss CT
v-ish, in The Stomast SWEARING of the Head
Hurried and di cult Breathing Flut ,ering 81
| the He.rt. Choking or sufocating sensati IN.
| when in Lying Pos'sre, Dimn.ss of yt.ion
/ not, or Webs before the Sight, Fever aud Dui
/ Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF Per- pirstion
Y.vownese Of the Skin and Eyes Pain in tn
| side. Chest Limbs, aad sudden Flushes OF Hest
Burning in the Fiesh -, :,
A few coses Of Radway's Pills will reliev
t,h. .x.Ae.s from all the aboys named disorders
Prie.. rs Gents per box. Sold by all druggist
Rad "VALsB AND TRUE"
send one cent stamp to Railway 4 Co.. No
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19

TUREs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ DiIeases in shert time, either in Aais or
Female; charges low fees; uses no Mercury.
&s- DR.. BoHASNAH's "Treatise on spec
ial diseases" watch fully explain the nature,
causes, sy mptons, etc., of 'Spermstsrrhes" or
'esminsi weskness," syphilis, Fem al. Con-
plants, all ,mpediments to NJ .rriage, and val
liable infors asiVn other dec ate subjects. sent
FkEE TO addrss. in plain sealed envelope, or
receipt of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
Try a Bottle

IT.. c.r-,ing oil has been in use as Lin
..tfrtT-ei hit yesrs. Alive ask is Nan
go, H., 10 sure snd follow directions.
A.. four nearest druggists Or desle' IN P ~asr
.a4;o;nss To- one of our Aim acs ana ,b,
Mecsrns and read what the people say A"~O
Oil -, al re- spec shh
The Gargliug OIL is for ale y tf.tes ana othe
ie Ter, thrs u bout the U.it'" 7'@'|-
COZ ntries. c.om Is33 to 1871. and
Our sest mon 'A'S re tn 6argliDe Oil and tel
'ou' nsle i s.ir AID LIBERAL with all, and def,
contradietion.
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Rad "vALss AND TRUE"
Send one cent stamp to Radvay 4 Co.. No,
~ Maiden Lane, New York. Information Worth
thoussnds will be sent yea. dviy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
DIR. Hadwayes
SARSkPARILLlkN RESOLVENT

Kas made the most astonishing cures ; 50
quick, so rapid are the changes tie body
undergoes, under the influence Of tbs
truly tcoadc.Jai -Aed.ct1e a-d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-19
MEDICAL
MEDICAL
OVER $4,000 CURES

without q failure, he pas
Is years, in all the wors
cases of PILEs, DEoPsY
sCRoFULA, SALT RHgUx,
DYSPEPSIA, CATARRH,
NEURALGIA, and all dis
eases Of the SKTs and
BLOOD, by using Fowle's
P,leand Hamor Cure en- :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
THE NATIONAL GAME.

A Fine Contest ON the Union Grounds Yester-
+, day Between tho Mutuals and the Old
Unions of M0rr1santa.
The Goldie benefit game, which took place yester-
day afternoon on the Union Grounds between what
were ostensbly the Mutuals and the old Union Club
OF Morrtsania, but which were really nothing more
than two field mines, was very interesting affair,
aud was watched to the close by an assemblage Of
about four hundred persons, all OF whom expressed
themselves as greatly pleased with the manner In
which both mines played. especially during the last
nalf of the game. As will be seen by the score the
Mutuas were short of the services Of both WOlters
and Mills and were compelled to take in as suDsti-
tutes York, OF the Haymakers and Kenny, of the
Atlantics. Neither George Wright nor Brdsa put in
an appearance, as per agreement; 80 this left the
Unions short two OF their best men, but their places
Mels the Eckods aheur ne latter cam
scarcely be called substitute, since he was men,
Der OF the Unions during the season OF 1870 The
proceeds OF the match amounted to $135 10, which,
together with what was realized from the match
last Monday makes total Of little over 81, 2oo an
OF which VIII tomorrow be presented to Mrs. Goldie
The game, which was commenced at o quarter to
four O'Clock, opened IN 9 rather lively manner. The
.Mutes" gong first to the bat scored four runs OH
Martins pitching two or which were earned This
looked exceedingly bad for the Unions. ana caused
twenty-five to thirteen on the Mutlals TO raise to o
high pitch. But they soon fell below par again;
lOr uclOIc bue OulOuS ulu done WIFI lnelr
half Of the inning their score showed o
total OF six runs-three OF them earaed. When the
seventh inning commenced the respective scores
were:-"Mutes' 7, Union Is; but during this inning
Start. Eggler ana YORK each scored, the former
making 3riiant home run. and THIS lett the score
So that Morrisania was bu: five ahead. In the
better, and the holders of 1t questioned
with themselves as to whether or not they
had made mistake by Judging so freely when
things looked serious. BY the addition OF Two
more runs IN this Inning the score made show
q
But was during the ninth inning that the Mutuals
made things so exceedingly lively Eggler led Off
with magnificent nit, on which he mahe Q clean
home run. and was followed by Ferguson and Hig-
ham. VINO made each base nit, ana by Hatfield
ana Start, ,, who made TWO .xs,,, and three base
was the scoring by the "MuLes" OF six
runs and as they polished OF their opponents for
one the score stood al close Mutuals 49, Unions
To- In the last half Of this inning Egger made one
OF the most remarkable catches ever seen on ball
field. Martin hit the ball. which was long one and
looked as though 1t was going over Davey's mead,
but that player for 1t and got IL too, doing
which ne fell over and turned complete summer
sault backwards, but held the ball nevertheless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24

Duel In South Carolina-One of the Com
batnnts Shot Through Both LeSs.n

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Duel In South Carolina-One Of the Com
batnnts Shot Through Both Legs.l
The Augusta lGa., papers Of September 10 contain
Vile, S. o., on Sunday morning last. between Cap.
tain William N. D'Antignac ana M. John Dell, OF
latter received ball through both legs at the second
fire.
The dinculty appears to have been Of some stand
Ing but about TRIVIAL m ans s n1 ~ ngt ast
mac struck Mr. Dell when parties present lnterfered.
The next day MI. Dell sent triend-Ar. G. E. Rat
tory challenge. The invitation was promptly
accepted, and the challenged party named
as his TREND Mr.. J. B. Harris. The prelimlnaries
place and weapons Chosen, viz:-saSday morning,
at or near Granitevie, S. c., with navy revolvers
count Of the nght:-Mr. Harris, the second OF Cap
tain D'Antignac, was selected to give the word
after proposition 10 discharge the pistols and re-
load them on the field had been made and rejected
ana the men were handed their weapons and placed
In position. MIR. Harris repeated the usual formula,
and at the word the parties fired. The discharges
were almost simultaneous parties at short dis
lance thinking that but one shot nad been fired.
Mr.. Dell was uninjured, but Captain DAntignac had
very narrow escape. HIS antagonists bah entered
the left lapel OF his coat and passed out near the
arm without raising the skin.
MIR, Dell was then asked II he was satisfied, ana
replying In the negative, the duel proceeded. The
almost at the same instant. Captain D'Antignac
was uninJured, but the ball from his pistol had
placed the other comDatant hors de combat The
the knee. INJECTING flesh wound, and passed INTO
the left leg making wound Of serious character.
an was tbs"
artery had been severed. The physicians were sum.
moned to the spot and all the appliances OF their
Mi. Dell's wound is considered o rather serious
injury, though 1t will De several days before the
physicians can give any positive opinion about 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
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Weafla ut m

THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Merchants', 40; Mechanics, l3l; Union,
1873; City, go; Phoenix, LOG; North River, 95:
Tradesmens, 1862; Fulton, $50; Mechanics and
Traders, 1885, Galatin National 1875; Merchants
Exchange, 90; Leather Manufacturers 1885;
State OF New York, 100; Commerce, III; Mechanics
Banking Association III; Ocean, %; Mercantile,
l26; American Exchange 1T; Hanover, JOG;
Irving, 1875; Metropolitan. l4o Citizens, 1856;
Peoples, l45; East River, lis; Nassau, 10; Shoe
and Leather 1866; Commonwealth. 90; Park, 1856;
Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; New York
National Exchange, 100; Central National, 100;
Second National, 1856; Fourth National, 1l3; Ninth
National, ll6; Gold Exchange 80; Bankers and
Brokers' Association. 81.
STOCKS STRONG AND HIGHER.
The stock market opened strong but submitted to
o considerable decline in the interval between the
boards. Subsequently the advertisement OF the
Treasury Department on the subject OF On extra
purchase Of bonds next Monday, by furnishing
reason for relaxation IN the money Market caused
an entire reversal OF the speculative sentiment, and
the market became strong and buoyant, prices
steadily advancing even after the bank statement,
UNTIL the close Of street business, the best prices
Of the day prevailed.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
sV,n eooly.l rtn tho Inv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT GRANT IN BAN.
COR, ME.

The following Is the programme for the reception
Of General Grant In Bangor, Me-. the 18th OF Oc-
toner next
Tuesday evening, october IT, the President to be
met at the depot and escorted to the Bangor House
by the band and jameson Guards
wednesday morning, 18Th, from ten to twelve,
procession composed Of the Jameson and Crosby
guards and Jersey light infantry. anu Cornct
Band escorting the President and suite the city
government Ia carriages To q review OF the school
children on Broadway.
one +. M--Luncn for the President and suite and
members OF city government, to he partakcn OF IN
some private hall, after which the President IS to be
taken the principal points OF interest In city,
the lumber mills, &C.
Three to five p. M.-Levee In Norombcga Hail.
which all who wish 10 see the President may attend.
Evening.-Recepnon To the President at Mayor
nales: and such citlZens as are disposed may open
their houses TO the gentlemen from abroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hn.f.pn,t Five O'Clock p. M.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

The general activity in the dry goods market for
the week has been about the same as during the
previous week, buyers from all parts of the country
having been more or less busy in asserting their
stocks, though the quantity OF goods sold has not
been large IN proportion to the numbers looking
through the market
Cotton goods have been in fair demand rom first
han ds, and western merchants have bought freely,
and In woollen goods the sales have been rather
more active. on account, perhaps, Of slight falling
Oh IN prices.
COTTON GOODS
The cotton goods market Is In an improved condi-
ton, especially In the low and medium grades Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
THE ''CALLEDr FIvR-rwENrY BONDS

'CALLED' flVETWENTY BONDS
The following correspondence will prove Of in
tercst TO those holding registered bonds announced
Tor redemption In December
NEW YORK, Sept. 90 1871.
Hon. GEO s. BOUTWELL,, secretary Of the Treasury,
washington, d. Co.
DEAR SIR-Wln you have the kindness to inform
us whether the interest due November on such OF
the bonds or the act OF February 1862, as are de-
Clared payable after December l. VIII be paid the
holder thereof on surrender Of the bond duly as
signed, or H. TO secure the interest, 1t will be neces
sary to nave the bond transferred, as usual, before
closing Of the transfer books on the 30th instr An
'''' wy wan ''''ee '''' ' FISK ( HATCH.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1877.
GENTLEMEN-In reply TO your letter Of the 10th In
slant have to state that parties who hold called
registered bonds OF 1892, which belong, by pur-
chase to the holder but have not been transferred
and stand credited to the original payee on the
books OF the Department, should procure power
OF attorney from sucn payee or payees to enable
them 70 collect the November interest Should it be
impossible to do tins, the bonds may be sent at any
time prior to November ~ TO the loan division of this
office properly assigned 90 the Secretary Of the
Treasury for redemption, where they will DE held,
and the name OF the proper owner placed upon
special schedule for the November interest On or
after December the bonds will be redeemed and
the interest which shall have accrued from NOvem-
Der to December properly adjusted. Very re-
specially, GEO. >. BOUTWELL, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
DARING ROBBERY IN HoBOKEN.
Two Watches and the Thief G0ne-Excitipg
Chase.

Chase.
As the half.past eight O'Clock boat was on her
trip from Barclay street last night two suspicious
looking men were noticed In the gentlemen's cabin.
Arrived In Hoboken they entered Montgomery
avenue car, and one OF them in moment snatched
able brewer from Union Hill and q valu-
aolc silver watch from the latter's book
keeper. He jumped from the car and q CRY was
raised. Mr.. Z. s. Barnes instantly pursued HIM.
although the thief repeatedly pointed pistol at
him, telling him that he would shoot The thief
threw or his coat and lodged round corner, rush.
ing through Hudson street TO Newark street. Here
Mr.. Barnes lost sight OF him. The robbers coat
was light tweed one and contained white linen
collar and handkerchief. On the same boat rowdy
named Michael Molloy diverted me passengers at
Adoretta, after q furious scuffle, conveyed him 10
the station mouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
SUICIDE AN AGED GERMAN.
Want and Desaii ution the Cause.

For some tirde past George Styer, German,
seventy years Of age, quite poor and almost destl-
tute Of the nccessaries OF life, has lived at No. Vi
south Fifth avenue. owing TO his pecuniary DIS
iress and want Of employment styer had become
very despondcnt, ana life seemed almost o burden
10 him. On Friday afternoon, while in partcu-
arly gloomy state OF mind Mr. Styer seized sad
dler's Knife and severed vein In his neck, from
medical aid he was removed 10 bellevue Hospital,
where ne sank gradually aud died during the night,
pm the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
KILLED BY A RAIL CAR.

Rose Ellen Green, a child not three years Of age,
whose parents live In a shanty In Fiy ninth street,
near Fourth avenue, died on Friday evening from
the effects OF injuries. On Thursday evening de-
ceased was run over in Fiftyninth street by 116
of The Belt Railroad, and had her lett leg badly
crushed death being the result The car was driven
by John Sneehan, OF 32S East Thirty-third street.
Matthew Allen, living in F1fty-ninth street,
between Madison and Fourth avenues, and John
TAYLOR, of 1O7S First avenue arc said to have wit
messed the occurrence. Coroner Schlrmer was notI
ned and Will hold an inquest In the case on Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
MORALS OF VIRGINIA OFFICIALS

RICHMOND, Va, Sept %, 1871.
The trial of Johnson II. Sands, charged with com.
phcity In the Haurstein forgery with ex-Mayor Cha
noon, was concluded this morning. Sands was
found guilty and sentenced to two years In the Pcn-
tentlary. The trial lasted nine days. This il the
while on orc sion the Jury was unable to agree,
standing COW ction and one for acquit-
tal Ant I leori be made by counsel Tor u
new tria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24

An analysis Of the above figures shows that the
banks now hold only $1,167 $50 in excess Of the
legal reserve.
MONEY EASIER.
The money market was well supplied throughout
the usual hours for mak'ng engagements at s. 8
per cent on governments and at a 7 per cent on
Stocks but toward the close Of banking hours there
was the customary Saturday pressure TO lend
balances for the two days. interest," and rates
dropped to whatever the borrower chose TO dx.
Prime commercial paper was inactive. and quoted
fully up TO the recent rates on call.
Foreign exchange was dull after the steamers and
lower In actual business, the exports Of produce
having furnished good supply Of commercial bills.
GOLD RREGULAR-l15H 114X.
The gold market under the influence of further
reports OF an active money market in London, where
ADVANCE OF the bank rate 10 four per cent Is pre-
dcted, rose to 1851, but fell of later in the DAY
1l4Z on the announcement that MIR. Boutwell, will
buy 100000 OF bonds on Monday. The easier
tone Of the foreign exchanges also Helped The
reaction. The course Of the market is shown In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24


continued until further notice.
The Department OF Public Parks announce that
the musical entertainments In the several city park ks
are discontinued for the present season.
The Broadway Market, occupying the block be-
tween Forty-fourth and Forty-ffth Streets was
opened yesterday to the public description Of
the building and Of the arrangements or the in
terror has been already published in the HERALD.
Coroner keenan, was yesterday called TO 207 Greene
street to hold inquest on the body Of Frederick
Mohr an infant only eighteen months old, who was
drowned by accidentally falling into tub OF water
which had been lett for u few moments standing on
the floor.
Edward Nugent, lad four years Of age, yestcr-
day afternoon was run over in Fourteenth street,
near avenue A, by par OF horses attached 10 q
truck, and almost instantly killed. The parents OF
deceased live at 424 East Fourteenth street. An in
quest win be held on the body to-day by Coroner
Schirmer.
Early yesterday afternoon John Koran, O LAD
twelve years OF age whose parents live I,43 Sec
ond avenue, was almost instantly killed by falling
passed over his head crushing 1t terribly The
driver OF the truck was detained to await an inves
CATION before Coroner Scnrmer.
the body OF an unknown man, about thirty five
years of age on Fnuay night was found lying on
the stoOp Of premises IA Prince street by Ofncer
Moher OF the Fourteenth precinct, and the body
removed TO the MOrgue. Deceased apparently was
native OF Ireland, five feet eighI inches IN height,
light complexion, gray eyes, light brown hair and
no whiskers. Deceased was dressed IN black coat
and pants, calico shirt, white merinO snlrt white
se ea % Claim mat the
mains for 1nterment. Coroner Schlrmer was no
titled, and Will hold an inquest.