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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09
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OPENING. AND ACCEPTING LOCKWOOD STREET
CECTI0N ]. Be il ordained by the
~ Council Of the incorporated vilIngs Of Ash'abue,
that the street hereafter Described be and ire sapa ie
hereby accepted and confirmed public eireeh aad
the saniss ordered 70 bsepsRsd and worked as sAer
streets In said yiahEe.
Said Street shalt be fifty feet wide and the center line
Of said Street shah be rs follows: Commencing at
point Bond S1set In the line between tbs lands o
N and II. u Nsyee, and lands OF the heirs OF Bcnjh
min Lockwood. ruDpinR thence N, $50 deg. west q
lands belonging TO the helrs OF Samuel c. Lockwood
thence S1& deg ". along the line OF said ands be
longing to the heirs of Samuel g. Lockwood, to Wee
street and the north snd souk line 81 said street shal
be parallel with sid centre hne and twenty-five lee
dstan. therefrom. yr
sEo H. said street shall be known and designated
rs Lockwood Street.. aas .fuaftsf anr- Hrf,
sBo fP This ordinAnosshnlhtsAe sfTss.on and afte
IS first publication.
rnssedJuiy 9sth. 1878. = siut I't
Il; n; GILKEY, President Council Pro. tenn.
Attest, A. II. Tyler, Clerk. 1890
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ES-A National Educational Association has
been In session al Elmira, N. Y. for the last
tw" or three days One thousand delegates
are In Attendance, representing every part Of
the couniry. Their delibcraiuionswerel led by
such men as DR.. McCosh, OF Prncctown /;
PRESIDENT Eii"t, of Harvard and, other emi-
neat instructors. Papers were read and dis
oussions held ON all the varied methods and
inslrunentalilies OF culture, from the common
school TO the National University. President
White, ofCornell, spoke on the co-education
OF the ssses; President Edwards. on. tbs, du-
ties and dangers ofnornlal schools President
Elliot, on II National University" There
were also papers on the comparative value Of
natural sciences and the classics In culture, the
education Of American youth abroad. and sim.
ilap Questions. $3.50 dSuod .out amo lo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-09

m. Tr1nenAru--The friends Of Captain Rcllin L.
sones Of wayRe, willpseseht his nsms candidate
fsr County Andisos 10 the Republican County conven-
eea oApsin Jones served bis country In tho old aah
ohc Ihnnsry. ffomsts orgaHizatcA tsiis hpalaas'sr
est and urs severely wounded Imam seeait apon the
snemy's inirencAments st Fine lilll, esorsia He 4.
fay qualncd for the positiea which has been vel
earned BY his long and fiihfa service In the Acid by
his sdeiI,sto tho Repusiican psr and by his rspu,
tation. as . CIrixsN.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-10

Absolutely the bes, protection against Fire.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-10

n. ri. GALEsBuR9, June Z, 1873
10 the Editor Of the Chicago Evening journal.
Last evening about 500citizens of Knox
vile and surrounding towns called upon
Hon: A. M. Craig at his country residence
for the purpose of rendering to him their
congratulations upon his election to the
Supreme Bench. Hon. j. H. Lewis. on
the part Of those assembled, made very
pretty congratulatory address, Inresponse
Justice Craig said that he looked upon the
late election as one of the most important
that had ever taken place in that it was
an expression of the people against mopon.
olies. He thanked the voters of the dis.
trict for the honor conferred upon him.
Numerous letters were read from eminent
men in the district, congratulating Judge
Craig upon his election BY SO handsome n
majority.
After few speeches by friends present.
refreshments were served 1t was alto,
gether very pleasant affair, and highly
complimentary to Judge Craig and his
numerous friends, Knox.
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NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Craig carried nine counties
-four. Craig majority will be about 5000
The river was feet inches above low
water mark, yesterday afternoon. and still
rising.
The June term of our circuit court
closed on Monday and Judge Peasants is
now holding court in Henry county.
Conductor Martindale says the body Of
a drowned man was brought ashore at Saw.
anna as he passed there on Monday.
a grand concert will be given within a
few days by the choir of Trinity church
assisted by theDeBeriot Club of Davenport
This will doubtless be the musical event of
the season, as it combines the best talent
OF the two cities.
Our Geographic dispatches speak Of a
great storm and catastrophe in Omaha
and of a MIR. Cary's body in sight, under
the water. Is it possible that this can
be MIR. D. B. Crary, formerly of this city?
He is a resident of Omaha.
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An Unhappy Set.


No such exhibition of ill-temper and ill.,
manners has ever been witnessed as is now
being shown by the defeated Lawrenceites
And what makes it all the worse fer them
is that they had fully made up their minds
to hurrah over the election of Lawrence
some Of them did 'hurrah before thew
were out Of the woods We have nub-
lished few choice extracts from the dis
appointed, aud We find more of the same
sort every day. The Monmouth Rerie,o.
IN lugubriOus article announcing the sue
cess Of the farmers says: They wanted
what they didn't get, and got what they
didn't want Now, will Mr.. Swain be
kind enough to tell us where he gained so
much knowledge? How is it that he han
pens to know what the farmers want bet
ter than they do? The unhappy editor OF
the Monmouth Renjesc, who mourns over
the defeat of the candidate of the railroads
and the lawyers, spitefuly closes his ar
ticle by saying: Now let the Oranges
open the ball lively for the campaign this
tall We beg Mr. Swain to keep his
initial garment on, and reserve his orders.
The farmers are acting for themselves in
this fight and need no prompting-at
any rate from those who strive for their
defeat.
Our unhappy friend over in Aledo, too
the Banner says The feeling that
few farmers evinced during election day,
was purely spite, and had no evidence of
intelligence or honor about it" Keep
your temper, gentlemen intelligence
and the hoHor of the farmers is in their
own keeping. and they know how to take
care of both. They are free men, who
stand on their own broad acres, act and
think for themselves, and will submit to
no dictation.
The less ill-temper and ill-manners the
Lawrenceites exhibit the better it will be
for them. They have right to their own
opinions and can act as they think best
but they should have a care how they as
perse the motives or insult the intelligence
of those who differ with them.
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The Letter Written .

During the late campaign for Supreme
Judge the people were favored with
lengthy letters from those distinguished
farmers, j d. Cation, Anthony Thornton,
Charles Durham, Billy" O'Brien, and
Windy" Jim Davidson, predicting the
terrible calamity which would befall the
people of Illinois if c. b. Lawrence should
not be reelected. But there was a very
general impression abroad that no one man
was essential to the safety of our institu.
tons, and that there were other men be-
sides G. B. Lawrence who had some intel.
ligence and some notions Of the duties of
a judge. We beg these monopolists and
their lawyers to take things easy-the
farmers ask only justice, and they will find
a way to get that without taking the advice
Of their enemies.
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George Taylor the brute who took three
little girls in a ravine back of Moline, and
was about to attempt rape upon one Of
them, was sentenced by Judge Pleasants
to eight years in the penitentiary. The
remarks Of the Judge in passing sentence
were impressive. He told the prisoner
that he ought to regard it especially for
tunate for him that he was followed and
found in time to prevent the commission
Of the intended crime, as it was not i'm
probable that, had he committed the
crime, he would have murdered all three
Of the little girls in the hope Of escaping
detection
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Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
Cures without Sneezino
Julihn's Hydrastin COMPOUND

f. A DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH REsToR-
ing agent to the organs Of generation ii fmparts
VlSor and energy. 1t Is a reliable remedy in grer
mAtorrhea as well as in all weakened conitions 81
the bladder and urinary organs. By reason Of rs
Mohaeriul power as uterine tonic, Leucorrhea-
ruppsessed or painful menstruation weakness o.
c0mpanled by dragging or bearing down sensations
pains IN the region Of the kidneys irritation Of The
womb and In all diseases in which the uterine e.,
10 the invalid. siiis
(From the New York Dispatch. Juue IN
We have on several occasions recommenda5 n.
Jnlihns Hydrastin Compound as an excelIenf rom
edy Tor kidney and consequent diseases Tho fni
rowing note Is from gentleman OF whom We ba,'e
personal knowledge, and we know that he br+
states the facts in his case: " ""'
STAPLEToS, Staten Island june % 1879
Messrs, Ii, KEITH & CO, No Al Liberty straa..
For several years my health has been mncb i'm.
paired, Kidney disease and occasional atfacts "a
rhenms tSm being the prominent causes Uavin,,
trled many remedies with little benefit 7 hoard "a
iJui1hns Hydrastin Compound, " which after t,a
months'use, has entirely restored nv health
therefore take pleasure in recommendine vonr !
liable medicine to any one suffering as ala val
Yours respectfully, JOHN F. HORAN
80 ~ a'' DiusEiss' 6-lIdttsly
Sold in Rock Island by Emil Kphler.
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Absent: Lobdell. .
Amendment lost.

Absent: Lobdell,-I. Amendment lost
| Motion to adopt carried.
On motion of Supervisor Donaldson tn,
following bills were laid on the table:
W G Wilson, so; Philip Mitsch. Is 90
Jno B Smaller, 10 60; Jpo Brennan 2 10
Jno brennan, 10; Z Mapes, 6 60 Mich
The petition of A. A. Adams for re.
fund OF taxes paid on purchase at tax sale
Tor lands claimed to be in Whiteside Co,
on motion of Supervisor Felix was laid
over until September term.
supervisor Bowles presented the follow
ing resolution and moved its adoption:
Resotced, That the allowance made to
the Circuit Clerk for clerk hire at the last
December term of this Board, be and the
same is hereby reconsidered and repealed,
and that the County Clerk be directed to
draw no more orders on the County Treas
urer for that purpose.
Supervisor Felix moved to amend BY
laying the matter over till next session.
Yeas and nays called. Yeas Grenella
Feaster, Gates, Wright, Krell. Dickson.
Todd, kenworthy and Feix,-9. Nays !:
DAILY, BOwles, Silvis, Jarvis, Martin,
Donaldson, Parmenter and Little, 5,
Absent Lobdell,-l Resolution laid over
till next session.
On motion of Supervisor Krell. ID O
Reid, County Treasurer, was allowed $50
on account of money advanced for the
poor.
On motion of Supervisor Bowles the fol
lowing resolution was adopted
ResoLred, That in order 10 carry out
OF economy and to curtai ex-
penses and reduce taxes, the County Clerk,
tn Circuit CLERK, the Sheriff, the County
treasurer, the County Superintendenta and
all other county officers, who require print
ing, binding or stationery, are hereby re.
luested 70 solicit proposals from the differ
ent printing offices, book binders, and sta
noners in this county and procure the work
from the lowest bidder
Tn motion of Supervisor Martin the fol
lowing resolution was adopted.
Resoleed That the Supervisors of the
respective towns be instructed to improve
he railroad crossings on the Public high +
ways IN their towns and collect the cost Of
he same from the railroad companies.
n Supervisor Felix moved that the bill of
Sheriff Payne, referred back To the Board
" the Committee on Jail and Jail Ac- +.
cunts amounting to 800. 20 be allowed .
cas- and nays called: Yeas: Grenell. +
easter, Wright, Krell, Jarvis, Donaldson. /
Todd, henworthy, Parmenter. Little. Felix. .
II. Nays DAILY, Gates, Bowles. Silvis. /
dickson, Martini. Absent, LobdeH.-I. /
Bill allowed.
The Committee on WAYS and Means re- .
'orted the amounts due officers and mem /
''ers OF the Board for the special MAY and .
,une terms and recommended that the .
reasurer pay the same and that the Coun
Clerk draw an order in his favor for
he total amount, being 1888. 80.
Board adjourned, sine die.
JAMES NJ. BEARDsLEY, County Clerk.
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Tax Sale, Monday, June 10th.
A Female Law stndant

Among the class of p students exam
ined at Mt. Vernon, hast week, for admis-
sion To practice as attorneys in this state.
was a lady named ALA Huelett A tele-
gram from Mt Vernon, in relation to the
class, says
Great interest manifested ON the success OF
Miss uclett she being the rst OF her sex thar has
been admitted to examination in this state Her
ready and correct answers to all questions pro
pounded to her were remarkable aud reflect great
credit upon her
The examining committee was Hon. W.
II. Underwood, Judge Mulkey, and Attor
ney General Edsoll.
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Charles Plummer, son Of Mr.. Thos.
Plummer, arrived home a few days since.
He has been some four years on the Paci-
hc coast
Mr. T. ; Cole, agent OF Pierce x " nal
ing, large iron merchants Of Milwaukee. is
at the Harper House.
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RAILROADS.
OHIoAqo. ROCK ISLAND ANp pAcIFIc p

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. r..
BAH trains in or out Of Rock Island run h,
Chicago time-except the Peoria trains which rnn
by Toedo time. Chicago time Is about ia minutes
and Toledo about II minutes faster than Rock lei,
and time.
aons EAST.
Express and Mail, leaves :OOa. m. and to,ts n mn
Accommodation, leaves at4;l5 p. m.
como WEST.
Express and Mail, leaves 5:4S a m. and s,is n m
AoooMAoDAuoN TRAIN.
Arrives At Bureau Junction. s;i5p.m
leaves Bureau junction, G:I5 a. M
NY hkpress and Mail leaving Rock Island a,
e:uO a m, connects AZ Bureau Junction for Peoria
SSis 49, p m. arriyingN Peoria et6:0Op m.
connects AtBurcau Junction for Peoria A. a ~ = m
arriving at Peoria at $40 a. m.
Ihis road connects at West Liberty with the Is.
N X. r. for Burlington and keOkuk south,
and Tor Austin and ST. Paul, north,
r, S,onneets going east at Q. b Y, Crossing for
Al Ia sale, with Illinois Central r. r. for Mendoza
AZ Ottawa, with Fox River Valley X, X. for Aurora
AZ Joliet, with G., A. St l. X. II.
AZ knglewOod, with Lake Shore X. X. and p, Fl
w. G.. n X.
At Chicago, with ell diyerging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN RR
Passengers for Kansas, Leavenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward trains
OF the Chicago, H. l. n Pacinc X r. arriving at
Leayenworth Al 10 100 a. m. and at II 90 p. m
Connecting AZ Davenport, with ID. a ST. z. r. H.
for Dc Witt and Maquoketa.
AZ Columbus junction, with b. c. r. & MRR
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and ST. Paul north,
and Burlington aud keokuk, south.
AZ Fairfield, with u. a NJ X III Tor Burlington
Az Ashland, with Des Moines Valley X, r. for Ke-
okak Ottumwa, OskaioOsa, Eddyyillc, Grinnell
aud Des MOlncs.
Al Belknap, viii North Missouri R.R
A. Cameron, with II. a S. 10. X. H.
AtPlatteburg, with IT. L. a st. JO X. r.
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The Committee on Supplies for the coun-
~ poor ISupr's Bowles, Lobdell and Jar
Wis., met at Mr. Jaryis's steamboat Office on
the leyee to-day 1.-THE 10TH and made the
following awards
Groceries to Kellerstrass & Vogele.
Dry Goods 10 A. Bamberger Il Co.
Boots and shoes, 10 +. G. Coss.
Flour 10 ID. b. Sears's Sons.
Medicines for poor farm and prescrip-
tions for Rock Island township and jail, to
C. Speidel
Butter TO VIM. Moore.
Sup'r Jarvis thinks there will be saw
ing to the county of, perhaps, % per cent
on these articles, from the prices formerly
paid, He will get list of prices formerly
paid and furnish for publication a compar
ison.
Several articles which will be wanted
the committee have not yet contracted for
but they will do so when they can make
satisfactory terms
The committee make written contracts
with all parties and keep samples, so that
there can be no misunderstanding.
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Tho Waathar---rn.n.u

The following shows the temperature
at The ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
dicated by thermometer:
"a ~ above zero. 10 N. "a above zero
VA n. 6s~ 3 pm T6=
Pleasant
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On account of the backward season we
are compelled TO sell fine Scotch suits from
80 to $3.50 Black Suits SIS to$lS; Lin
men coats 5to 81 %; Straw and furnishing
goods very low. /. BAMBERdER.
l5-2Gd2m City Hotel Clothing Store.
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Prov FACTORY Pic MIC. All the EN-
ployees of Il. d. Buford 4 Co 5 Plow
Works are requested to meet at the factory
on "Wednesday morning, june llth, at !
o'clock, to attend their annual picnic on
Big Island. 7.tf
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Verdict on the Insurance Case.

The case of Sarah Nelson vs.. the Rock
ford Insurance CO., was given to the jury
Monday night and this Tuesday morn
ing verdict rendered in favor Of plaintiff
for S2.9l5.gj.
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The Hadseli Case

On Saturday Judge Peasants sentenced
Walter Hadsell to 10 days in county jail
and to pay fine of S25O,OO and costs,
for shooting d. w. C. Ellis.
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MAGUIRB'S BEuUBPLANT'

This extraordinary medicine. the fame n, ,ybio.,
l. spread broadcast throughout the conntrv e. -
douOted!y superior to any remedy ever offered %
lhe Puphc Tor the complaints for which 1t i intend
gu, We nave IN our possession testimoniaIs Tn
nlshed voluntarily by Col. Long, late Tvpoesranh
igAl Engineer Bureau at Washington Cen IT.
nehIy warren Ten Pleasanton, and Others Of tho
army arm father r. j. DeSmet, the celebrated Indian
missionary, also officers of the navy snrgann,
hozpltal stewards, commanders OF nearly evar,,
steamer piyilg on the Mississippi and tribntsrSS
army chapllDs, and Others too numerons 10 ro
uon, Likewise highest eneomiums of the nress
ptaisihg It's valuable medicinal Qualities IN 1bs
concentrations. j. G. MAGUiRE Sole Pron-ie
Ior7, southwest corner of Olive and Second strpets
=. Lonis, Mo-, and sold by druggists and medicins
dealers everywhere. 0 'euioiiie
Agents, Fnller & Fuller, VanScbaack stenba,
s9h q held' Chicago; Rice Rising, Milwanhee
Mckesson d Robbins, VI 81 90 Fulton street Ney
4-2dH
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Your Days Are Numbered

II YOU are afflicted with Inflammation of the Eid
n.y. p Diabetes, Gravel. Catarrh Of the Bladder
H. Deposit Dyspepsia, Palpltation Of The
ate relef the grave viii soon claim another Hisiin
FORTY DROPS CONSTITUTION WATER.
three times day, in four times the ouantlty ~ vo
YET VIII cure you. Ii il not "a spring water bnr
preparation by an eminent physician '''
For sale by all Druggists
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just received 500 striped coats, black
and white, selling for one dollar each at
A LOeb's, the one price clothier,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
FOURTH DAY.
Continued.

: FOURTH DAY.
Continued.
@. June 6, 1873.
The Committee on Finance made thu
following report which was adopted:
Your Committee on Finance to whom
was referred the report of the county sur.
yeyor, would respectfully report that they
have had the same under consideration and
would recommend that the same be ap-
proved and placed on file also the.report
of the county treasurer and collector, and
would respectfully recommend that the
same be approved and placed on file; also
the report of the sheriff, and we would rec
ommend thatlthe sum of 81 ,033. 90 be allow
ed him. and that the committee have fur,
Their time for the examination Of the report
Of said sheriff. Also report that the com
mittee have further time for the considera-
ton Of the report of the circuit clerk. All
Of which is respectfully submitted
n. ). WRIGHT.
A. DONALDSON, Com.
j. L. KENwORTHY,
W. 5. Bailey, steward of the poor farm.
made the following report, which, on mo-
non OF supervisor Felix, was received and
ordered placed on file
Rock Island Co.. in account With W. $ Bailey:
March 1, 1879, to cash advanced
as per voucher ....,........... s a9sS
March term, by Co. order. .......S 5000
March 81, 1873, sale produce farm @B.IS
april 3D. 1873 same .........,... bJOls
May 30, same ........ ....-.....,. 203,06
june 6, to bills paid as per youch-
june ., balance cash on hand 49,. 1855
$l,G4697-$ i.el6g7
Respectfully submitted.
W. :. BAILEY.
On motion of Supervisor Felix the bill of
DR. j. W Morgan rendered for 50 was re-
jected The proposition of f. c. Coss, II.
Burgower, A. Bamberger 4 Co, Keller
strass 4 Vogele, J ii. Langley. w.
Moore, Henry Darts Sons, G. Speidel,
John BengstOn and Benser x Thomas to
furnish supplies to the county were read
and referred to the Committee on Supplies.
Supervisor Felix moved that the county
printing be let by the committee on sup
plies by contract to the lowest and best
bidder. Carried.
Sup'r Donaldson moved that the Board /.
proceed to elect county physician for the
poor house for the ensuing year BY ballot .
Carried. Sup'r Martin nominated DIR. /
Theo Jacobs and stated that he would .
serve for $l75 per annum. Sup'r Donald /
son nominated DR. Dewitt and stated that
he would serve for Sl75 per annum. The .
ballot being taken resulted as follows: DIR. (
Jacobs 9 votes, DIR, Dewitt votes.
Thereupon DR. Jacobs was declared elect
ed
The Committee ON Public Expenditures
made the following report which on mo.
ton of Sup'r Donaldson was approved:
Your Committee on Public Expenditures
would respectfully report that we have
with regard 10 purchasing maps
of Rock Island city for county officers and
would recommend that none be purchased.
submitted.
4. j. LITTLE
J. G. PARNIENTER, Com.
+. kRELL.
On motion Of Supervisor Felix. DR.. G.
4. Craig was appointed county physician
Tor the poor of the town of Rock Island
and county jail for the ensuing year at a
salary Of $500 per annum. Board adjourn.
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AMONG the arrivals at the Harper House
we notice the names Of c. J. Wegner, Bal
timore; d. VI. Gill, Meadville Pa; +. NJ
Epson, Milwaukee; + +. Mason, Phila.
delphia; VIM Hayden, A. L. Mortimer
l.. \. Wheeler, W w Ballard, Chicago,
f. Blair, Washington, d. G.; W. l.. Pei
per aud wife, John D. Skies and wife,
Lancaster, Pa, W. L. Davis, Boston; A.
;. Broekway, New York; VI. d. Pardec,
Buffalo, ~ Y; G. II Carson, Peoria
Tax Sale. Monday. June 10th.
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RESERVED seats for Walter Bray's par
lor entertainment, at Darts Hall, can be
had at W. II. Woodward's book store.
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer L. Co. have
removed their Office TO the old G., X. /. &
Z. passenger depot. 27dtf
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Money IngTi

The finest assortment of piece goods in
the city at A. Loeb $, the one price clothier'
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All wool cassimeres for children's wear,
from 75c to Sl.25 per yard at A. Loeb's,
the one price clothier.