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NOTES. HERE AND THERE.

Hon Anthony Thornton, ofour Supreme
Court, has resigned
The river was six feet five inches above
low water mark yesterday and rising
The stone cutters struck in Cincinnati
yesterday They demand s. per day in
stead of $3.50
Some of the candidates for township
officers in Andalusia will laugh when they
read how they are politically classified by
the Union.
The tow-boat Damsel, which arrived
from above on Monday, and proceeded
southwark, sunk yesterday, while crossing
the rapids near Keokuk
The Wenona Republican encourages riv-
er men by the announcement that the
ice in Lake Pepin is solid yet, and, from
all appearances, will remain 50 until
J July 4
/ \ few days ago, during heavy rush Of
ice, one of the large buoys at the old
bridge piers was carried away. 1t Aoated
down as far as Andalusia, where it was
captured. twas brought up again to-day,
and will be placed in it, old position.
4 Audalusia, in this county, has a good
ferry to Buffalo. Iowa, ON the opposite side
Of the river. The distance across is about
a mile A f. Ekstrom Is Captain and
Pilot and B. C. Bromley is Cashier and
Engineer
The article in this paper in regard to
the murder of woman in Woodtord coun-
ty by the wife of methodist preacher
who formerly lived AT Port Byron will at
tract universal attention in this region
where the preacher and his family were
well known
The ferry steamer is lonely looking in
stitution No crowd Of teams awaits it
arrival from the other side Foot passen
gers seem to take to it but not in nearly $
large numbers as Of old The bridge ha
taken the hustle and life from the boa
and its docks
Rinuah Wells, Esq, of Andalusia i
the father-in-law of Supervisor John I
r Kenworthv The opponents Of kenworth
voted for Mr.. Wells against his wishes O
consent. lie did not desire to be a cand
date, aud we hear that he stated that h
would not serve if elected
l. The New York Herdld predicts the di,
solution of the republican party, and tia
at no distant day. 1t is certainly time
:. was dissolved, since its corrupt leader
have not only diseraced us in the eyes
all nations, but robbed the people Of III
/, told millions for the benefit of corporations
C monopoles rings &c.
The are eleven bridges across the Mi
It's sssippi, viz. At Brainard, St Pau
Hastings. Wenona, Dubuque, Clintol
Rock Island Burlington, Keokuk, QuinC
IF and Hannibal, and in year or so there wi
re be q finished bridge at st Louis while al
lie other is projecting at Carondelet TheI
are four across the Missouri AtOmahi
Kansas CitySt. Charles and Leavenwortl
K with others in course of construction, {
if soon to be commenced at Atchisou. )
'e Joseph and Boonyille
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Marrow Guage r. R.

Sometime since we published an article
setting forth the efforts making for a mar
row guage railroad from the interior Of
Iowa to this point \ project is now ag-
itated for narrow guage road from Chi
cago through Millington LaSalle and
Princeton 10 the Mississippi River, the I'M
derstanding being that either Rock Island
or East Muscatine shall be its terminal
point, the decision resting virtually with
the Iowa narrow guage road, the Milling
ton company having decided to make con
nection with that line If our citizens can
do anything to aid the project and bring
these roads to this point we hope they will
do so II would greatly aid in developing
our great coal interests in the Rock river
valley and vicinity, besides being com.
peting line for passengers and freight
The more roads we can get to this POM
the better for US all,
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THE EUREKA HORROR.


We gather the following additional par
ticulars of the bloody murder Of Mrs
Hedges, at Eureka, from reliable gentle
man who left Eureka a noon on Tuesday
The crime seems now L. be fastened pretty
tightly on the Workman tamily-or at
least on Mrs, Workman
Our informant states that Mrs. Hedges
ate her supper at the house Of her brother
in-law, Mr. Could, on Saturday evening,
and started early tor church, saying that
she wanted 10 meet friend before church,
and that she would be there in time for
meeting. About the same time Mrs
Workman told her husband that she would
like to call at the millinery store before
meeting time, and would be at the church
atterward About @ clock in the
evening three distinct screams were
heard by a person living near the
school house, but owing to the
noises. made by the town boys, they were
not needed Mrs. Workman arrived
home soon after her husband came from
church, her face and hands covered with
black and blue bruises and remarked To
her husband that she had done something
which would ruin her for life About >
O clock Sunday morning a person living
near the railroad saw some one running on
the cinders forming the bed Of the rail
road, in the direction of the school house,
and soon after the same person came back
running as before. who answered the de
Srripti0n of Rev. Mr. W orkInans son. Ii
Is supposed that this was Workmau's son
who had been sent by his mother 70 see il
the woman was dead aud to get the
money which was known 10 be in Mrs
Hedges posseSsion-S0 as to make il ap
pear that she was murdered for her mon
ey A letter was found in the bosom o
the murdered woman which was withou
name or date, and was traced to Mr.
Workman, who testified that he wrote ii
Circumstantial evidence seems TO shoy
that Mrs Workman was the principal par
" TO the murder, but that she was assist
ed by one ar more ascomplices-an tina
the cause was Jealousy; that she went pre-
| pared to do deep rrime-that the dec
was done by some one striking Mrs
Hedges on the back Of the head with
club OF other heavy weapon--and after
p the throat was cut and the various stab
r were made i'll her hreast-that the bod
was thrown into the railroad cut and after
ward the money wa taken out Of her poo
- ket Public cenSuTe in the cOmmunt
e has set very strongly against Mr. Norb
man for causing any suspicion on the pan
j., of his wife OF his intimacy with Mr.
Hedges. The funeral Of Mrs. Hedge
took place on Monday at , P M-Psorj
: Democrat 3D.
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supnreaaad prnnAAdinrs.

HAMPTON, April I'd, 1873.
EDITOR OF THE Rock ISLAND ARGUS.
Dear Sir:-At the last meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors, just as the Board
was about to adjourn. and while all were
standing on their feet ready TO 60 gu
pervisor Donaldson, of Rural, SAID that the
family of Mr.. Bailey, steward OF the poor
farm, had been so mwell that he hao not
been able to make up his accounts, out
that he had expended or advanced money
for the county, and he tDonaldsonl moved
that Mr.. Bailey be allowed 5000 for mon
ey paid out for the county. No pllI OF
itams or account was presented, and the
motion was adopted but no report, was
made of this fact through the proceedings,
as published by the clerk, in the neWspa,
pers. Nas this allowance a proper one
/ Why was the action of the Board not pub
I lshed JOSEPH ALBRIGHT
/ REMARKS BY THE ARGUS.
/ 1t may have been proper enough to al
low Mr. Bailey to draw money on account,
to be accounted for at the next meeting OF
the Board Why the action OF the Board
was not reported by the Clerk We are un-
able to say, But one thing we wish, now,
to impress upon all Supervisors, and that
is to always demand the yeas and nays OF
any question where there is a division o
opinion. They cannot prove how they
voted, in any other way Every Super
visor should resist the allowance Of all bills
he thinks improper and do it by calling
for yeas and nays then he puts every
body on record Simply to say no
without the yeas and nays being recorded
amounts to nothing, as far as record i
concerned Let every man make rec
ord, by demanding yeas and nays, an,
then he makes everybody show their hand
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Al Bclknap, with North Missouri Il. X.
Az Cameron, with II a ~. 10. X. X

rhra, trains connect al Rock Island with the
tfaiu- Of the Chicago. Rock Island n Pacific X. X.
the pyu-ia q Rock Island Il r., The Western Union
x x the Chicago a Southwestern X. H. aud the
Davenport and NJ Paul K x AZ Monmouth with
Chtcago. Burlington a quincy X H., at Bushnell
with Toledo, Peoria A Warsaw X. H., NJ Boards
x aud at Chaplin with Toledo, wabash n Western
d o.
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Centaur Imminent.

There il no pain whic- the Centaur LInimeut will
not relieve no swelling il will not subdue. and no
Iamencs= which it viii NOT cure This is strong Ian
gUagg buJ il is truc Whore the parts are not gone,
it, effects arr marvellous It has produced more
cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia lock jaw, palsy,
sprains, swcngs caked breasts scalds burns, salt.
rheum. ear-arhc, &c. upon the human frame and Of
strains. SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals in year
than have all other pretended remedies since thcwod
reiever. Crippies throw away their crutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without scar 1t i no
humhug. The recipe IL published around each hot
tie 1t is selling as no articl, ever before sold and
it sells because it docs just what it prcend- to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use Cen
taur Eminent More than 1905 certificates Of ~
markable cures, including frozen limbs chronic
rheumatism govt, running tumors, &C, have beer
received We will send circular containing Ger
tihcates the recipe. &c, gratis, any request
ing It. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaul
Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm il
sheep. Stock-owners -thi- linimcnt is worth you
attention. No family should he without Ccntau
I.niment. j l. ROSE &Co New York
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Max Mark, of the Signal Station, left,
last evening for a visit 10 his parents, IN
Washington. ID c. He will be absent
three weeks-maybe they'll keep him in
Washington -DarrEpgu Ga-etts
As this Office is under the control of the
War Department and rs the United
States has a government station at Rock
Island Arsenal, may we not hope that, in
future, reports will be published as eman-
atiug from that point2
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DIR. Martin is the Supervisor elect from
Yuma. He made il known that he would
accept before his competitor began to con
test the field - Union.
About what time did the DR. move up
Rock river? Or did the Yuma people
conclude they had no suitable man to rep
resent them and therefore called on Coal
Valley to furnish one
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SOME YEARS AGo-there was much
discussion among experts upon the various
Hair DYES aud Cosmetics offered the pub
lie. 1t was truthtully claimed, that thou
sand. of females were paralyzed by the
uguents aud powders which unprncipled
dealers offered as the means Of removing
facial dishgurements. All such merely
covered Determines without intusiug
health to the skin The only safe beauty
rcstorer is HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM
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Pnrf Rvrnn Elactinn

Supervisor-F. s. Gates. elected, Is
ii. G. Trent. IS.
Clerk b Temple. no opposition,
.l2l.
Assessor y. Dorrance. elected &C A
Ellis 81.
Collector-Geo McNeal, elected, Is F.
y. Hollister. so.
Com Of Highway. VI. Grove, elec
ted G3 Israel Free. 90
Justices Theodore Steel, no opposition
lOl John Mulhollen elected Gj f. Nc
Fadden, a.
Constable-Geo. McNea. no opposition
G
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Every public school teacher and all in
terested in qualifying themselves to be
come public or private teachers, are inyit-
ed TO write for the special announcement
of the department Of English literature
connected with Jones Commercial and
Telegraph College, St Louis, Mo See
advertisement in another column,
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What{t Costa Them

The report Of the city clerk, in Dav-
export for the municipal year com
mencing April lst, 1872. and ending
March 3lst 1873, is just published, and it
shows that the expenditures of running
the city for that time amounted to sG6,-
1864. But to this amount must be add
ed So, 900 paid by the City Treasurer as
interest on the city debt, which will place
the total amount at sss,47G.54 Among
tho ilnms WE nntiee the fnllnwing
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Hamntnn Elaction

The Union ticket agreed upon in caucus
was elected a. follows
Supervisor Thomas Sharp Silvi,
Town Clerk Henry Clark
Assessor. K NJ. Mitchell
Collector, William Edelmau
Commissioner of Highways, John
Craig,
Overseer Of Poor, j j Rowe
Constabes, Sol L. Meader Henry C.
Twining
Justices II ;. Shurtleff, W. d. CLARK
Judges Of Election for Hampton, j. }
Thomas, Henry Clark
Judges for Carbon Cliff, Henry Whit
beck, Edward Murphy.
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The petition published in THE ARGUS.
last evening, was copied by the Union and
the Davenport Gasstt, this morning. The
Go.,,'e says The object in view is certain
Is one which commcnd~ itself to our PEG
pie as well as one which the Govern
mcut can second with benefit 70 it, own
interests
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Head of

The head Of IIaverstick or Hayersack,
Of the Rock Island Union, the admlnlstra-
ton organ, has been rolled bleeding into
the official basket One William jackson
has been appointed postmaster IN his
place No charges were made against
him, but the removal was made at the in
stance of John Blatherskite Hawley-
MonmnAM Rerieln
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
ALIENS LING BALSAM

T. yolr hope o. hla been tried hy thousands such
~ you who have uguu cured. many iu their yrati-
tudr. hnvU lent thrlr names Co.. No., that EuIcring
humanity can read their ryiuCuc, aud believe.
Don't rxperinru mt with new ami untricu mixturs--
You cannot afford ibut ry OF once this invaluable
article. II T. warranted 90 break up the most
troub leanme cough IN a fgw hour n not ~ too
long standing a. b. warranted Co.. give entire sat
izartluu in an cases 90 luur and throat diruties
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Old Squire Higgins feels Hattered at
tbe number of voters he received on Tues
day. - Union.
4 good deal more hattered than he is at
the treatment he receives from your party
in nominating him and then emitting his
name from your printed tickets
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From the jacksonville dlD Journal April >
DFp-At Oak Lawn Retreat in this
city, April the LIST, Miss Martha Reynolds,
of Henry county, Ill, most estimable
young lady and highly respected teacher,
| nnanH 90
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BEIIBPLAll'

This extraordinary medicine, the fame OF which
is spread broadcast throughout the country, Is un-
doub eddy superior to any remedy ever offered 70
the public fur the complaints for which 1t is intend
ed We have in our possession testimonials fur
nished voluntarily by Col. Long late TyPograph-
zeal Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen fltz
Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasantou, and others OF the
army Father p j DeSmet, the celebrated Indian
Mi .sionary also officers of the navy; surgeons
ho-pital stewards commanders Of nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary
army chaplins and Others too numerous to men.
tion. Likewise highest eneomiums of the press,
praiang Its valuable medicinal qualities in the
ommendations. j. g. c. MAGulRE, Sole Proprie-
tors. southwest corner OF Olive and Second strees,
ST. Louis, Mo-, and sold by druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere.
Agents, Fuller d Fuller, VanSchaack, Stephen
con & Reid, Chicago; Rice Il Rising, Milwaukee
NJ KessOD Robbins, 81 & 90 Fulton street. New
York. a-adu
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Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints
known only to females should at once get DIR. Vel
pau's Female Pills They produce = most charm
ing effect, Sold by all Druggists
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RoSADAIIs Is used in the practice of, and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians through,
out the land. They induced to do this from the
fact that its formula is published around each bot
tie 40 that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe 1t with all confidence.
NICHoLAsvuLE, Ky, Feb, IT, 1869,
Gentlemen:-l have seen the effects of "ROsadal-
Is on patiente in my own practice, and take plea
sure in attesting Its merits very powerful al
teratige. In cases of Scrofcla, Rheumatism, Sec
ondary syphilis, &c, always recommend il.
Very truly, yours, J. S. SPARKS, NJ. D.
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Rock ISLAND Arsenal,

ITITIT VIII 7 " IT 'I7I1 ~
EDITOR OF THE DAILY ARGUs. Rock
ISLAND Sri will esteem it a favor if
you will inform your readers that the
funds have been received to-day for the
payment of back pay due under the eight
hour law and that the Paymaster at my
office will make payments Of the same;
from 9 4. VI TO ~ VI and from 2, NJ Ia
~. VI. everyday except Sundays
Respy, j. W. FLAGLER,
Br Lit Col. Commanding.
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The Waathar.--To. Day

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as III
dicated by thermometer:
AN l- above zero. IL M - above zero
q A. NJ. 40 ]" ~
Pleasant
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer y Go. have
removed their office to the old T., II. l. q
p. passenger depot 2idtt
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

BAPTIST SocIABLE.- the Church,
this evening.
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CASH FOR ARSENAL employees.

The following letter from Col Flagler
will be good news to the men who have
been waiting so long for the money due
thnt,
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Ysad. Throat aud Vocal Organs.
Cures without Sneezing
LAUNDRY.

AHRS JOHN W GRANT Is DOING THE BEST
iVI kind of Laundry work and solICits favOrs She
will collect and deliver without extra charge.
Illinois street next door to Bromley's Jewelry
Store. 3-Tdd
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You all liable 10 diseases which arc the results
Of natural causes and which in most cases, do net
recover without some assistance from a iudicious
course OF treatment; and many Of you left with
a weakly, broken down constitution, which makes
life miserable and, in many cases, death preferable
Go 20 your Druggist and get bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER.
Take forty drops three times day in four times
the quantity OF water. and il viii cure you.
For sale by all Druggists. II Is not Spring Wa
ter
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CASTORGA Is more than a substitute for Castor
Oil. Il Is the only safe article in existence which II
certain to a--miate the food. regulate the bowels,
cure wlndcOic and produce natural sleep. 1t con
taius neither minerals, morphine or alcohol. and IL
pleasant 10 take Children need not cry and moth
crs may rest 2-l3dSw3m
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Manhood! womanhood Marriage !!
A Word to Mothers :

40 Pages, Illustrated fine plates, sent t-paid fo
go cents by DR.. Whittier on st. Charles Street St
Louis, Mo- the great Specialist. Read his card.
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AGENTS! A RARE CHANGE !

We WIFI pay all Agents 5 o per week IN CASH who
viii engage with n At ONCE Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid Address
A COULTER & co, Charlotte, Mass
MnnEV Made Rapidly with Stencil and Key
MVHEt Check Outfits. Catalogues and full
particulars FREE. :. N. SPENCER IL Hanover
| street. Boston. Mass.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
, Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeted and
the counterfeiter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

The genuine article must have DIR. John Bulls
private stamp each bottle. DR.. John BulI only
has the risht to manufacture and sell the original
John j. Smiths Tonic Syrup of Louisville Ky
Examine well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp IL not each oottle, do not pur
chase. You will be deceived. See my column
advertisement. and my show card | will prose
cute any one infringing on my right. The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self The public's servant,
Dr. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov. 5, 1859 jan9ld&wly.
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FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS |!

Nor spring to break eating Of sash: cheap, ca-
rable, very easily applied holds sash st any place
desired. and st -fasteneT when the sash ls Gown.
Send stamp for circular Circular and SIX copper
hronzed locks sent any address in the [. s,pusi
paid. on receipt Of Soc LIBERAL inducements 10 the
trade. Agents wan ed. Address REISINGER SASH
LoCK CO. No. ais Market street Harrisburg Pa
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Use Renne's Pain Killing
Mas1C Oil.

NA - 10 o11s
safe 10 and delicious 10 cure Colds.
sale To use and delicious to cure Cramps.
sale 10 use and delicious TO cure Catarrh
safe TO and delicious 10 cure Commissions.
safe 10 and delicious to cure Collie
safe 20 and delicious 10 cure Group.
Safe TO and delicious 10 cure Cough.
For Sore Throat, mix Rennc's Magic Oil with wa
tor, and use for garging the throat aad i'll severe
cases swathe the throat at bed time with three or
four thicknesses Of flannel wet with the Magic OIL.
Thiz prevents bronchial difficulty. and cures Cank-
er in the Throat and Stomach, and promotes diges-
ton
Rcnnes Pain Killing Magic On-NeuralgiA.
Rennes Psiu-kiiling Magic Oi-Rnenmatism.
Reunes Pain killing Magic Oil-Sciatica.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil-Chiblains.
Rcunes Pain killing Magic Oil-Sprains.
Reune'- Pam Killing Magic OIL Headache.
Renne's Pain-kiilng Magic Oil-Toothache.
Be sure and get the genuine. Sold by all honest
and prosperous druggists, merchants and grocers.
Manufactured only by VIM RENNE SONS,
Pittsiield. Mass. Sold by John Bengston, Rock
Island.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair DYE is the best in the world
The only True ard Perfect bye. Harmless. Relis
bic and instantaneous. no disappointment; RI
diculuns Ilufs or unpleasant odOr Remedies the III
effects Of dyes and washes Produces Immediately
a superb Black or Natural Brown, and leaves Ihe
hair Clean, Sufl and Beautiful The genuine signed
W A. bachelor Sold by al Druggists
10 s3dwly CnAS. BATCHELOR, Prop y. y
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]. n. HARRIS & CO.,

IlN'lNNAIl,.a.' sr....,,..t ONO.
For sale IN Rock Leland by John Bcugston r II
Thomas o. GrOtian, Z Bruuuert, {. speidel, smith
bonney l.2Od&wam
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Business Cards.
nj. M STuRGEON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n Rock Island, III. Office in Mitchell g. Lynde
Block dwtf