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Hlinine.
Applies tion For Patent.
NUTICE NO. W.
Us. REGISTERS OFFICE,l
AUSTIN, Nevada, Nov. 25th, is72. !

ArsrrN,N Nevada, Nov. 2jth, lsT2.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ X. A.. + isher, q cltiyei, Of The Unlted
States, has this day filed i'm TINS Office "a
COPY o. a diagram, together viii, a hCtice
OF application Tor Il patent from the II
ed states, under the act OF Congress APP
proved Nay 10TH, 1877, for five hGEdr,d
| and one and IL half eUlh linear feet OF a
certain vein or o d OF quartz or other
rock i'm place, bearing silver and other
metals, known asthe "k1chinGnu loue,
situated in the Eureka Mining district,
Lander county, state of Nevada, anu
more particularly described as follows,
to wit eginnlng ut n post niarkcu
No. 1 oi L. :. survey No. -, maa" ior
Eureka CONSOLIDATED Mining Company
upgn the Champion % the sane DclI.S
the most %northerly corner OF said claim,
standing near The summit of kuhy Hill
This is also the most southtr cOrltrO al u.
S.Survty, No. 81, made lytne Eureka ON
sclidated Mining CoiuppHy uion the
| lockout lode, whence the Flagstaff III
Main street in the town Oh Eureka bears
y. 62 y deg, f.. 1854 feet thence funhlng
first course ~. 3ih deg. W. along the
northwest boundary OF The said l"0kOut
claim 400 feet northwest cofn,ro oil ooE-
out claim 5ulh feet, northeast corner az
Richmond, q oSt and stone moHunitiIt
thence "a, :. 3sdrs. W 300 feet, to iron pin
and stone monument thence, 3 Il. ;. nm
deg. r.. Ull feet to stone monument al
base oil Lime | huff; thence ". IS de, +.
100 feet to the above mentioned Cham
rion claims northwest corner, DO feet. To
the place OF beginning containing ) and
5.i-lUu acres. cO,.rS, S taken from true me-
riGian with a magnetic variation o.! l6dcg.
30 min. f.. as surveyed oct. II, 1877, IH
Edward +. fin., L.. :. Del uty surveyor.
This claim is on uhSurNe. cd lands. n
copy OF said plat, together with n notice
Of application tor iatent, can be iouno
poStrd on the northeast corner, situated
on the surface ground of the Richmond
Lode.
ALFRED f. SHANNON,
po-.on5 Register.
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ia1S
pHENIX SILVER MINING COMPA-

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPA-
i Ny. Location of works, Eureka
Mining District, Lander County, State OF
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet.
Ing Oft Board Of Trustees OF said com
pany. held on the eth day Of Januarv.A
ID. 1913. An assessment of fifty cents per
snare wa levied upon the capital stock
or said company, payable immediately
In United states gold coin, to the : ere
tary, at the office OF the COM any, Room
% Hayward's Building, M California
street. a Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Thursday. tho
thirteenth day OF February, A. ID. 1874
snail b. deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for SAFE at public auc-
ton, and unless payment shall ba made
befOra, will be sold on THURSDAY, the
sixth day Of March, a. ID. 1873, to pay the.
delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE,
-Omce-Room 2i. Hayward's Building.
ilS California street, San Fra ncisr..
C2llIornla. jal6
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Notice of Assessment.

Ma.noli. silver Mining nna
ing Iompany-IO cation OF Molns ,nr1
reka Mining District, LahcsS
State oil Nevada md
Notice is hereby given, that u. 10 e0n|
ing ol the | oar.. oil trustees o. s"o ll {
Dany, held on the hteeiih ~; a 4
cember, 1872, an assessment l a mid
Ten Cents per share was ie,n ls,1
the capita stock ol said canilans, gSS
ble Immediately, in United s"" "ftes I
coin, To the SECRETARY, al lnI % Md
the company, Rooms ~ any street, 81
chants kAc, angc, t%aiitornia SN
Francisco, CALIFORNIA. .s.ssldl
Any stock upon which saiu - dsy I
shall remain unpaid on me .ed deB@
January, 1913, shall be deeln.tised (
quent, and Will be duly aa,unnss raj
sale at public auction, III, be a1
ment shall be made before, W." of II,
on MONDAY, the Tenth I'd" aSelinque4
ruary, 1873, TO pay .os,s Of q
assessment, together with eoS
vertising aud expenses OF sale,ees
Iy Order Of the ] Oard OF fTuscretafL
I.OlIS KAPlAN, sshants
O~hice-ROOms &c and ~ IoTraneje1
change. California street. VI
California
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minine.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1875.

L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
AUSTIN. Nevada, December 25d, 1871
n OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Hermann ~Hcyncmaun has this
day filed in this Office q plat, to-
gether with a notice of application for Il
patent from the United states, under act
of Congress approved Nay 10, 1872, for
four hundred feet of n certain vein, lode or
deposit OF quartz, or other rock i'll place,
bearing silver, known As the Ull-
whacker lode, running 200 feet south
westerly, and ~ feet hOrthoaSterly IRON
the | u hacker shalt, situated in the
Eureka mining district, aEdcr county,
state of Nevada, and more particularly
described as follows, to wit:
sUKVEI No. 81.
beginning at a post marked No. 1. Y. s.
survey, No. II, whence post No. l OF sur
vny No. ", made Tor the Eureka CONSOLE
dated Mining company upon the J uck-
V lode or deposit. bears :. l deg. 3 min.
f.. 9it9 tect The summit of Ruby Hill
No. !. b arS :. o deg. - min. w. sos feet.
The flag s,afYin the town OF Eureka bears
=. Ct deg. ); min. T.. 9SiT icet, and the c"n-
ter o the top of the h~ullwhacker shalt
bears =. 29H deg. w. 223A feet thence
running S.4 deg Z. 20Jfeet. to post marked
No. =, L. =. survey No. 81 thence \. 80
deg. W. 100 feet, To post marked No. 3,
L.. = survey No. 81; thence n. 81 deg.
W. ENlNtt 10 post IHdThtu No, =, -.
survey No. 81, and thence y. Is degrees
r. 40 f'et TO post No. /. the place OF be-
ginning, containing l and Si-lW acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with n magnetic variation OF l69 ueg.
East.
This claim is on unsurveyed lands,
and is bounded on neither end by any
known claimants. The nearest mine Is
the NuturH, on the southwest.
The notice and diagram of the o
claim can be found posted at the Eull-
whacker shaft.
ALFRED f.. SHANNON,
dpS-61l RpriSter.
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Application for Eaton.
NOTICE NJ. l99.
-. ltEGlsItH's UryIcy

AUSTIN e\aua, l., ceinbcr I'D ~,
II. oii'E Is HERLBY GIVEN nm,
~ HERMANN Ii ynemannba ,Ibi.la
iiied IN tins Cfi.ce Il plat. ,o"c,h!!
win q ns,tict' of app LEGATION for q ,a,a s,
nom the HIlcu states, uiIdcr aci nr,Cs,
Grt>S app roNed Nay 10, ls,2 far si,,aI
(.GDU) feat OF a certain vein loa.
or a'l osli Ci quartz or Othcrrock in f,lsssll
Ltarihg sll\tr, kIowE a. the l0rd,r w.
loGc, ri Mig 81 feet i'll an eastfrly .sI
oi5 l"ft III Il weSt'rIy dir, ction from mi
und'r erge Incline, situated in ,Sl
fhr'ka Mining District, IanCer Copu,,|
stare Oh Nevada, and more partieula,i
uestriO.u as toilnWs, to wit
~ kEEX NO, So.
icslnllng at Il Ost marked No. 1 Y Al
survey No. 81, wh,ice ost No. |. Of aI
Wy NO. IS, nIaGc for the tureka orseIj
"atru AliIi Z ,cn.l al u ON lie ui|
We iout 'r oCl osIt, bears y. II dfg 4
inin. W. s9pl 1t. The highest lont !
htbt l!lti, NO. !, l'arS y. Il Deg. IS pn|
". 40 IL. I. y ruiuInrnt reel lold
No. ,, TN" summit I'll Sllv,r Hill, iearI
:? u,G. u HIlE. r. 49, Ic.t. The tsu saA
IN the tow ol tUr la bears y, % dee. n
MN. T.. l5,-:j i.ti, aid tie ecntrdIll
ii'i1n lu"tin" on the | uidtr ierca Ida
u arS : S>a4 deg f. $40 IL fed thqrI
rihhin. \. Nix deg. T.. $40 I-2iett, thnd
:. 81 l. IL X. l.. 49, l." /. thence : * did
r.. : b aIu i-iu ;Ce: thoice ". 81 lsl3
w. ei"1''t. tntnce :. 81 III deg. ". NE
fe't ana th"lcr y. "a deg. ". aNfetl(
tn" plac" OF BEGINNING, containing md
.S2-''O aCr :. Tours $ cXlr S>cd IRON ii
trur meridian, with a magnetic yarate
OF 10 II deg. + asst.
his claim Is on unsurveyed land, anv
is hound' q on n~ei.horrnd by any KNOW
claimants. The nearest mine is t1
JonkSvIi!e on the west.
The hotice and diagram of the abOV
claim can bo1oui q post q at the DuIds
b re- inolih" W or the lode.
All RED K. SHANNON,
d.S-G d REGISTER.
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. cation for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1876.
u. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,

p.., o
. -. iGs
AosllN' >e'"""' Dece'hoer -'o' io'"'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TIA
~ Hermann Heynemann has this ia!
flee in this Ofi!c" Il plat, together with a
notice of application fora patent from In.
United states, under act OF Congress al-
proved May 10, 49,, for eight hundred
500 feet OF a certain vein. o or deposit
Oi quartz or other rock in place, bearing
silver. now as the Lord byron lode,
running 1D feet and 400 feet
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Chr eureka Sentinel.
SONG.

SONG.
such stuff as dreams are made Of"
h matters not though day discover
How false the joys ! iondiy knew;
When night ant slumoe round me
hover,
Ia dreams at least | find thee true.
Though. all the days long hours Of sad
ness
MY weary life flow on in pain,
The night shall bring unwo,ted gladness
And give thee 10 nay soul again.
Once more thy lips with warm impres.
sion
Shall lay their gentle seal on MIN:
Again with shrinking. sweet conf SSson,
Thy tender ey es before me shine.
Thy cheek with my cheek softly meeting.
Thy twinning arms around me thrown.
I'll watch how last the night Is heeting,
And count thy heart-beats through
mine own.
Oh, happy night. and weary waking.
When dawnS the day-star, cold and
blue!
lis daylight tells how hearts are break
ing,
In dreams alone | find thee true!
CHARLES CARROLL in January Gal
AXy.
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u. S. Survey, No. 81.

BEGINNING nj post mari"d No. l. L. =,
survey No. VIII nee post No. / ct sur
Ney No. ~, made tor tn turnka Console
dated Mining Company upon linz Sruti.
mel | rie or Il p 81 b 'trS y. IL leg. - min.
w. l,o6LS feet; me flagstaff in thu town
OF Eureka bears y. ), deg. l3 min. f..
sos feet TN" highest point OF Ruby Hill.
No. !. bears south 194 deg. ". I.1b, feet
the i+awtOn SHAFT bears :. Il deg. 10 min.
w. 800 feet, and tn" Sltit upon this lodi
bears :. 5lH deg. w. SO facG TN ne run
ningS. 20 deg. F.. 2J f'et; th-nc.N.7 20
deg. W. 6J feet theucr y. - DE-. ". 49,
feet to point on tn" EASTERN boundary OF
survey No. 56, mad" for \. l.. Selnnr ans
hoina conn upon the Sky LARK d.posit
or lode thence y. ~ deg +. p fac; along
aid SURVEY No. IS, whence thu post mol
northeast cora r II said survey bears y.
50 d 3 +. 6'S G"-t and theme y. - deg
r. $50 feet, to post No |, tn place of be.
ginning; containing two 7j-iU1 acr-S
Courses XprpSs ID f'nn the tru. m .ridian
with a magnetic variation Of l6s d..
East.
1nis claSm is on un>irVnyed .nds. and
Is on the west by the >kyIark
lode or deposit. This lain is recorded
on page $40 OF Book ID the Ear ka MIN
ing District Mining Records.
ALFRED F.. SHANNON,
IalS Register.
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ana ~ acc"rdance with law. ana :.
oro' o. me oard OF i,uste,s n aug aS %
shs rs" 81 " Now mLer, 49,, 50 cI u,s q
SHIFTS .i .aeh aleol vi SAID STU nshy
ame,inn az ~ SLY, viii be sold at ,sls !,
ton, 80 A.oLty. m,ry still A'lddh,
EIuHl II Jay IL JA\Iaup,, en- The
tn" hour nt l o'clock l.. NJ. al 60, M Al
lay SAID Il, Ii, qu,it Bssc,sm ."'o Gay h
together with costs OF adv, ri ihttG.
pciScs OF sale. hs aLdet
JONAS LINCOLN se,x
ohice--3n Montgomery srn.aT.
Francisco, California, S''ee,, Sas
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Filming gotltss.
delinquent Sale Notice.

.I.GIUNpANl,I ucation of Noins:
ann,r county. Eur, ka District, Nt\iua.
Noiicc.-lh,rs are uciiLqucit upon thr
a,S'ssnn6ni Levied on the Fourteenth ga!
OF Nov, H. der, 1877, h several amounts
SET p,os the names oi the Respective
shareholders, as Ioliows
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P~OSTFCkEMEnr

SAN RANCI. co. CAL, Jan'y Is,
ne atnNr SAFE is l,ieil io1sns
to HtEslhl Jaiuary .ad'' rs
same hour and / lace as aLoye ss;' a. 'ls
jonas ll\tUiN. Serrr,a.
!"''" lanGtr Con. N Ill
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Apple at;cn for Patent.
NOiIt f No. 20}
L. s. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN. New,

Us. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN. NEv.,)
Jtnuary lStu. 1873.
~ Office Is HkltE"l GIVEN, that
~ a. |. Selin"r and Ihon as Conn.
whose p~Ostoffic- addr' So is Eureka, Lam
der county, S;atn OF N"vaia, have mad
application tor patent Tor SIX hundra al
(oJUl lin leet OF the C~allaWay lode.
bearing SilEer anu Oti"r minerals. the
same being thr % hundrvd tSBl / ct W. s.
eriy anu tilr 20 hnnir.d (aD) I TT east rIy
from discovery Snatt tn rnOiI, vita sur
face ground two nunir ii feet in width :;
situate IN Eureka hlulng District, Ian.
der county, stat OF NtNad, ana described
In plat and II III notes on tile IN this
Office, as follows. viz:
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LOB PRINTING OF AL KINDS
q neatly executed At the Office uf Tho
CuREgA SENTINMA
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ID EAL ESTATE AGENT. HOUSES
" for rent and for sale i n all parts OF
hs city. ~
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GEO. W. CASSIDY, PROPRIETOR.
Tug
R E DAILY SENTINEL

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
is AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which Tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people Of the State.
county and town. and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare Of Lander II
ty. Being issued at the center of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention Of those
seeking investments in the Mines OF
Eureka District and Lander County.
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THE SENTINEL having q large and
extended circulation, offers q valuable
up a trade and patronage in this section
of Nevada.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-05

ALEDp AND pOrAWEA a9Ip " sOuA "
Nwednna and New Windsor arrives Tur-5. "
nd Tbursdny- At o =. N, Depart. Wednesday aud
atnrdays az N.
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The Fourth in Rock Island.

There was no formal celebration. \
good many people were here from various
places and the hotels, restaurants. etc
did good business. 1t was a good day
for people tn visit the city and see the
sights hereabouts, and very many improy-
ed it.
The Catholic procession and pie mic came
OF as advertised, and was a fine success.
IN every respcct-as also was their ball at
Turner hall in the evening.
\ private party Of our scandinavian
friends also had a pleasant dance in Ne
gus hall
The shooting party at the grounds of
the Association, on the bluffs, was not a
very great success. It was attended by
few outside Of the Association. BDBu-
ford, 81, stood highest on the list for good
shots Andy Eckerman 50, next Charles
Wolf, "a, was No 3, and John Knaus
50, was No. (. There were only s or 10
competitors. They had a very pleasant
time though the party. owing to other at
fractions, was not as large as they expected.
The day aud night, in Rock Island pass
ed of in the quietest manner There was
a good many croquet parties; social visits,
rides, etc, And in the evening quite
fine display Of fireworks from both sides of
the river
There was no riotous or disorderly con.
duct from any one, and only one arrest, as
noticed in another places.
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The 4th Of July at Pleasant alley was
made a very enjoyable occasio Three
Clubs of the Patrons of Hsbandry
united and held their celebration in
Shrum Grove. The morning VS. quite for
bidding and threatened rain bu at |, l.
and | o clock the orangcrs withtheir fami-
hes come in in large numbers and it was
believed loo were on the gromd Sam
uel Bowles was President and talled them
p order about 10 o clock. The Granger ;
Prayer read by Mr. Russell. Declaration
by MIR. Porter Grafton by Jacob Norris Of
Rock Island. which was listened to with
profound attention, the address, in brief.
covering the main points from the settle
ment OF the colonies to reformation of the
Granger Clubs, with some good advice Ia
the Clubs
Then come dinner. The tables were
loaded and after all had eat several hours
II Is believed they carried home more
than they brought Then come toasts
which were responded to By the Grangers
IN handsome style then dancing and
swinging and general hilarity till a late
hour, In the evening there was ball at the
hall at Carbon Cliff.
All went home more than satisfied wit h
the day S pleasures, with a full determine
tlon the repeat it next 4th Of July.
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The Judge DrurY Hors

Most people in this city render the
old bay horse. 50 long owned Judge
Drry. Of this city The Gene>}ep"5lic
of the 18th tells what became Of as fol
lows
Col GalIaganS good Old horis dead
and gone and we shall see hin more.
lie was struck Icy lightning is Htle
pasture at the stockyards durlhe ter
rife shower rn Sunday morui st, and
was buried on the same atteFu, His
age was 81 years and ~ ia \ good
many years aga he was a ia, down
in New York. where he more n once
made his mile in three minutes which
he was looked upon as the Of the
walk Then he came west row uT
with the country, and was known Rnc&
Island for "a long time as t"Judge
Drury horse When Col. Gain came
here 10 take charge of the stoc.lrds the
old horse was given u him. AM brough
him up with him During tlepizooti
the old fellow had it bad. hut t'CoL, b.
djnt Of kind care and water grubrough
him safely through it all. but ily to h
killed by lightning. There wa lat grit
at the stockyards when the d.h OF tn
poor old nag was announced Sunda
morning
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ACCIDENTS.
A Man Falls out of q eond
Story Window.
A Car Driver Run Over by epoaded
With People.

j. O. Lunden, a laborer, fell orom a
second story window of house Dock
street yesterday afternoon the be
tween Orleans and Rock River. fell a
distance of perhaps sixteen feeriking
on his head and shou ders, produs Sc
we're scalp wound which extends IS the
head, almost from ear to ear, Eiyzlng
him from the shoulders DOWN. DIR.
Plummer was at once sent and
dressed the wound. The doetonks it
doubtful whether the patient whoever,
Everything is being done for which
can be.
Xadock Hardin, one. of our CT car
drivers, when stepping off a earlentre
Station. at > O'Clock on the even Of the
Fourth, slipped and his left laas run
over. The ear was full of passers, but
strange tn say. his foot was not han, and
he walked from the ear To thaner Of
the stable He viii probably laid ur
for some time
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Gao PER WEEK IN CASH to Agents. Eyer
DfU thing furnished and expenses naI5
COULTER Il CO, Charlotte, Mich
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NOTES HERE AND THERE.

The fastest time of 70 of the tastes.
horses in America will be found in this
paper.
A pleasantly written item will be found
In this paper from the Milwaukee Sentinel
IN relation to Rock Island Arsenal
Maj. Caffrey, owner and editor of the
Union newspaper in this city, about 1864,
was In town to-day. He is now a resident
Of Kansas.
The wild boat, r. A. Babbage is on her
way up stream again for more freight,
The Northern Line is doing its best to
crowd her off.
The largest raft that has foated on the
Mississippi this season went into St Louis
on Tuesday, 100000 feet, loaded with
100000 lath, 1t was showed from
Saltwater in seventeen days.
Early Tuesday morning, the LIST, the
house of Mr. S d. Richardson, of Long
Grove, Scott county, Iowa, was burglar
lied. The entrance was affected by cut
ting a shat Of the window blind, so that the
hand could be put in to unfasten it, and,
the window being open, the entrance was
easy.
Dennis Mahony and Geo W. Jones, of
Dubuque. have joined the Republican
party. Both were confined in Fort La
fayette for time, during the late war.
The Democracy repudiated them. They
must have an office, and so they joined the
| Republicans OF course they are warmly
welcomed now
There was a little shooting affair on the
bluffs in Davenport on the night OF the Sd
in which young man named Howell tlg-
ured as receiver of the bullet with a bad
woman at the other end of the pistol The
same woman tried the same thing on d
lumberman of that city. She is seeking d
little Laura Fair notoriety being protes
sionally the same. Nobody killed yet
Two hundred and fifty Peorians, mem
bers of the Board Of Trade of that city, /
fine looking class of men, with their wives
took dinner at the Harper House to-day
the 5th). They spent hardly half da,
in the city, not time to see the half of tn,
points Of attraction to strangers 1t i
easy to account for the excellent reputation
of the Board of Trade Of Peoria, havin!
once seen them all together Come often
er and remain longer gentlemen.
The thick and thin party men in the Re
publican party are beginning to see tina
to denounce the salary steal is to denounc
Grant, without whose signature it could no
have been perpetrated Senator Carpen
, ter, of Wis, has just made speech de
Tending the steal, and now Congressman
> Ravens, of Mo, another Republican, ha
p published letter defending it.
e Marseilles Quilts-a large variety, a
bankrupt prices, at kiesow's
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THR VERY RlST PLAN

hDORN YOUR HOMES with the new Cbrorn,
n Awake and Asleep" Sells like wiiSfr,
The pair sent for 30 cents. A large disconnr ;,
Agents. Address W. F. CARPENTER. Foyboro
Mass.
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Thursday night about sunset Policemen
Roatch and d Brennan found mandrunk
near the wooden mills and took him to Jail.
Friday morning he gave his name as John
Il Wells, from Peoria, in Magistrate Crop
pers court aud was fined -.
The same night the same officers found
another case of the same sort. lie gave
hisname a, VIM. Price, Fined 50.
Friday night City Marshal kimball and
Policeman Biuehart found a man lying ON
Front street, not far from the railroad
track, asleep and intoxicated They took
care Of him at Payne's. lie proved to be
Edward Lewis OF Milan Fined -.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-05

Moses Kelly, of Davenport, knows how
to enjoy a good dinner on the Fourth.
There is nothing dyspeptic in his compost
tomas one of the editors of this paper can
testify, having joined him in little lunch
yesterday, in the beautiful grove in front
of his handsome residence on the bluffs.
The family Of Pro }. b. Young, Mr.. Ma
son and Mrs. Allen joined Mrs Kelly and
her accomplished daughters in preparing
the table. The occasion was one of the
pleasantest of the day and right royalty
enjoyed by all present
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-05
MONEY LOST!

On account of the backward season we
are compelled to sell fine Scotch suits from
80 to $3.50; Black Suits $50 toSlS; Lin
men coats Is to 81. % Straw and furnishing
goods very low |. BANIBERGER.
n. o6d2ml City Hotel Clothing Store.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-05
Bachelors Hair DYE.

CHS splendid Hair Dive IL the best in the world.
3 only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. Relia-
i}and instantaneous, no disappointment, no ri
lOus tints unpleasant odOr. Remedies the i'll
Gel Of dyes and washes Produces Immediately
~ perb Black or Natural Brown, and leaves the
II Clean, soft and beautiful. The genuine signed
n BatchelOr Sold by al Druggists
10 a2dwly CHAS. BATCuELOE. Prop n. Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-05

Just opened at Wadsworth x Parsons
new Ties, Oxidized Buttons, Leather Belts,
Lace Shawls and Jackets Il new line OF
Parasols, White and Colored PiqueS and
Percales. Kid Gloves. Their stock of Dress
foods. Shawls, Carpets &c, they say they
have marked down to cost TO make room
for their Fall Stock and will guarantee
their prices to be as low for good foods as
auv other house in the State.