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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23

Ii any good reason eau tie given why
people in Rock Island hould regulate
their clocks and watches b any other than
Rock Island time we should like to hear it.
ID, they say they keep railroad time 50 as
% know when the trains arrive or leave?
Then they must have eral clocks and
carry several watches. The C., L. |. 4
p. K. Z. runs trains by Chicago time. The
Western Union by Racine lime. The Peo-
ria and the Rockford by indianapolis time
Chicago is about ) inmates faster than
Rock Island time indianapolis about %
minutes faster, etc., etc There Is nc
sense in our people keeping any other than
tine true time of the place where they live
Hotels might have different clocks or diff.
tereut diais and hands, run by the SAINT
clock, one labeled Rock Island, another
Chicago, another Indianapolis, etc if ne
cessary, to run their carriages bv-bu
Rock Island people shou,I keep Rock Isl
and time, and do bushes by Rock Islam
time 1t is Just as easy Tor enc to remem
Der the variation between Chicago, Indian
apols and Rock Island, as it is to remen
Der the hour fixed on a .ime table.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23
That SLATE"

Our Republican friends have got up a
very nice little slate by which they hope
to save the party aud keep the court house
rats in fodder But it will not win Dem
ocrats ask No office, neither will any OF
them obtain it in connection with the ring.
And then is it not little mean to talk Of
throwing Dial overheard to make room
for a Democrat. Oh shame, gentlemen.
Where is your consistency, to say nothing
Of loyalty. Many remember a little note
in which some OF the rats refused to ac-
cept the assistance Of Democrats in tie
election to Office. But to secure Democrat
ic votes they are willing to gvic them
position on a Union ticket. Too thin.
Farmers have got their eyes open, and do
not care a continental whether a man has
been Democrat or a Republican hereto
fore What they want to know is, are
they in favor of honesty and economy in
the conducting of National, State and
county affairs Prairie Chtet-Calg-
I brtdqe. HeHry c0uatg.
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Nnrrs HERE AND THERE.

A Nebraska man was recently hogse"
by fourteen women for ill-usihg his w'ie'
A crowd of men stood by during the whip
ping to see fair play.
Miss Ruth Taylor, of Green Bay won
silk dress the other day by taking hoiu "
the drag-rope of a fire engine and ranhing
to a fire. The fremen have had 10 "u'
200 feet to the rope since then.
There is Troy woman who has " Ho'
ror Of profaue language. She was g''l''a
upon to testify in a police court Oh ''i"'
city, but she refused to take an on .,
Something, said she, 'IwasneTer guilty.
of doing, and what more a thing | "I'''
will do. | will tell you the truth 'u'Eo'
but | will swear to nothing.
Eyes like diamonds; hair like n0Aen
mass Of golden feathers a faultIes' FORM
hand which no man can look upon Will
oat an intense desire to kiss it-are Por-
tons of the description Of young laoy
who is captain of schooner that tr"oeS
with Houston, Tex.
Last night, commencing a ABOUT
$ clock and increasing till miimght ana
/ lasting all night we had liyelg breeze oi
wind, whirling clouds OF dust il the ar ana
sending the mercury down several degrees
in the thermometer -butnota drop OF ram
( We hear that there was a fine ram out III
Henry and Mercer counties, a'ng the me
of the st. Louis railroad
The Republican courty committee gives
T. delegates to tlro townships and - dele
gates to the fourteen other townships, and
then asks the farmers to stick to the party
which thus puts their noses 10 the grind
stone. The t,co city townships have A.
delegates fourteen farmers townships
have only 50 with a chance that ont of the
numerous villages of the county the cen
trail clique will secure maioTtyof thecon
veution and control the nominations.
twill be unlawful after Seq LIST, tocarr1
concealed weapons in Iowa Upon con
viction of such misdemean11 the person $
offending shall be fined not Il re than 500
or imprisoned not more than thirt.
DAYS. Most States have sin lar laws, an
, none Of them are enforced The low
law viii probably share re same fate
t The law does not apply to phce officers O
, others whose duty it Is to cx cute legal prJ
t cesses or warrants or make lrrests.
D 1t will be good news tn tie people VIII
} drive over the Rock Island fridge to kno
that the government auth.-ties will 500
d proceed to improve it by cyering the ell
: tire upper deck, with cope sheeting.
e Is now covered with beays zinc, painted
n hut this does not give gal satisfaction
h and So the change is mac. \ quautit
IT Of tine copper has aIre. " arrived
T. the Arsenal, and the We * of putting
j. down will soon be commeaed The c,
e will be considerable
~ A negro named Jack Wilson, alias b
Mitchell has been arrestCl in St Loni
is On the complaint OF aao.ser negro, y
e. thauiel Mitchell, who chages him wi
L. having fearfuily stabbed hn inJuly, Ie7
on the steamboat Davenport, betwe
%, Nauv59 and Madison. II United Stat
As District Court, in St L1u,, stated that
10 had no jurisdiction in the o.se, and Wis
will probably be sent to Iowa Both VT
II what Is known as captain. Of the waite
he and the affair arose out Of a trivial circu
ne stance.
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Specimen MeaDneS5.
The Republican organ in this city ba,
nearly if uotquite exhausted the vocabulary
,f slaucaud abuse towards our city author
tiles. Il denounced the whole city council
az "a milh-sop council and it ha- used
every opprobrious epithet in its dictionary
toward, the Mayor and all other civ Off
Gers. personally As IL specimen read the
rllowjug from that paper th.- morning
If our City Marshal instead of follow
ing excursions with the hope OF an invita-
ton 90 "a free dinner. will look out for
drivers ut unlicensed hacks. lac will be do
ing his duty and justly protecting our city
uarAmeu That outside parties WIN pay
license ou perhaps one hack, should be- al
lowed 80 use two or more on occasions Ike
that OF Thursday when the Wyoming eg-
rur-i3n was here, Is simply an INN 'Slti1u
u"ln pur lveryIu2n; aud any policeman
who sees and knows Of such violations and
dees not promptly arrest the offender, is
equally a. guilty and should himself be
punished
Our City Marshal, b. II. KimbaIl never
mad the reputation of being a saloon bum
mer and free luncher-the man who wrote
the article in the Onion has that reputation.
On the day of the excursion alluded to
the City Marshal requested all night police
men, who felt able tn do so, after sleeping
during the forenoon, to report for dusy
while the exeursionists were here, to an
swcr Inquiries from strangers and give them
such information as would aid them in ae-
complshing the object Of their visit They
were ali on hand, but one and performed
their duty as assigned.
In the course Of the day one Of Hill !
hacks, from over the river, was found run
ming without a license, aud the driver was
promptly arrested by the police,-but wa,
released, on his own recoanizance, on {
promise that Mr. Hill would Immediately
come over and take out a license Mr. Hill
did come over and tske license for tvs,
j more hacks.
What there is in all this transaction de
serving of sensure we are unable to see
And yet the L5ton makes it the occasion
of personal abuse and an insinuated false
= hood
+ 1t is our opinion that the liyeryman win
inspired the Unions abuse should hay
been in better business. If he knew tina
! a hack was running without license h
should have gone Immediately to som
. police magistrate aud procured a warrar
q for his arrest, instead Of running to
h newspaper and complaining. The polio
e magistrate office is the proper place
sc go and not the printing Office And tha
% is where good citizens who really desil
S the enforcement of law, will go. GrumI
1r lers and fault finders who want to indulg
" in personal abuse instead of remedym
IL any real evil will run to the printing oft
NJ with their complaints.
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The Moline Rsr,ev bcq- in piteou, tones
OF the farmers IN stick 20 the Credit Mo
biIier and salary grab party, and wants to
know it their rights cant be secured by
that party-the party which has given
away our public lands to railroads, and
taxed the people beyond further endur-
auec for the benefit of the monopoly clas-
es And the Rceie,o propounds the follow
Ing conundrum:
Before the auti-mouopuly movement was thought
0f did not the state Constitutional convention
frame % provision and Incorporate 81 into the Con
situation that raitroada should NOT be independent
uu. that they should De- controlled 10y th. lrgi-la
tUr. Of The state.
We presume the Reriar wants its read
ers to believe that the constitutional con
vcution wa, Republican body and that
the Republican party is entitled to credit
for the provision alluded TO- If that be
its object, it is guilty of deceiying its rea-
| dcrs The constitutional conge ton did
not contain either a majority Of Repuhli-
cans or a majority Of Democrats The
balance of power in that convention was
held by a few Independents Just such
men as the farmers are running for Office
these days. who compelled a compromise
on the officers of the convention and who
held the balance Of power on every ques
ton. Neither the Republican party o
the Democratic party is entitled to an,
credit for anything done in that conven
ton. 1t was a body above party and on
Of the reach Of party control. And tina
is the very reason why the people inter
ests were looked after, and why the pro
vision alluded to was adopted. And tina
Is the very reason why people should no.
kick both the old parties to the dogs an
elect men devoted to the interests of tn
= masses and not TO the interests of tn
- cliques.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23

TTTIUHC
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Aug. A.-The Hon.
Philetus Sawyer left for home to-day at
noon The dispatch sent to the Times yes
terday noticed the arrival of SAWYER and
the death, by suicide, of man of the
name Of Thompson Inquiry shows the re-
port to have been ridiculous mistake. or
lginating in the carelessness of a telegraph
operator, who confounded the announce
ment Of Mr. Sawyer arrival at Eau Claire
with that of a suicide name Thompson.
The operator got the dispatch mixed, sub
stituting Sawyer for Thompson, and from
this mistake arose the now laughable an
nouncement of the worthy Congressman 5
suicide.
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pRICE OF TICKETS.

whole tickets $50 Halves $25 Tcuths OF each
Coapon. 3: FL wen Whole Tickets for S1H0: 22-s
Tickets for 81 GO: l13 Whole Tic cts Tor sos
221 Whole Tickets for $1,000. No discount Oh les
than $3.50 worth Of Tickets al ii time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third cit Con
cert a. well a. the satisfaction given by the Flint
ana Second makes ii only necessary 10 announl.
the Fourth insure the prompt sale OF every u.hfl
The Fourth eff Concert wiz be conducted ~ all irs
details ike he Third. and full particular may hr
harmed from circulars. which will be sent free from
this ONCE 10 all Who apply for them
Tickets noN ready for sale and all order acgc1n-
panied hy the money promptly flied. Ltera.
Terms given la those who buy 10 sell again.
THOS E BRAMLETTE.
Ar Pub Libr Ky. ana Manager Gif concert.
Public Library Building Louisville ny
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23

RoSADALls Is used in the practice Of and en-
dorsed by some Of the leading Physicians through
out the land They are induced TO do this from the
fact that it- formula is published around each bot
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with ali confidence.
NIcHoLAsyIuE, Ky, Feb, n, 1863
Gentlemen:-l have seen the effects Of "Rosadal
Is on PatienJe in my own practice and take plea
sure in attesting to it, merits a very powerful al
teTative. In eases Of Scrofcla, Rheumatism, Sec
ondary syphilis, &c, always recotlmend it.
Very truly. yours, j. 5. SPARKS, NJ. d.
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MURDERED FOR TWENTY DOLLARS.
The Murderer went on Board the Str Alex
Mitchell at Rock Island.

The Murderer went on nOaiu INV w. !
Mitchell at Rock Island.
Day before yesterday morning Thursday
the 2lst,) at Fulton, in this State, young
man, about IS years Of age, named John
Mason, a Canadian, who was seeking WORK
fell in with a negro name not known VINO
had been steamboat hand and after talk /
ing awhile the negro learned that the young
man had a revolver and some money he
grew very friendly with him and they both
crossed the river together, to Lyons Inc
negro was trying to pursuade the young
man to 90 with him at st. Louis, and pro-
missed, if he would do SO, to find him work,
Mason preferred a country life, and sad
he should 60 back in the interior OF Iowa
and find work. They walked on, together
the negro offering to carry Mason satchel'
aud when mile or two cut OF Lyons MA
son proposed to sit down by the roadside
and rest, as it was very dry and hot. Inc
negro proposed TO goiu an ADJOINING corn
field, and they went there and sat down.
Very soon the negro asked Mason to allow
hun to look at his revolver, and Mason,
thinking nothing wrong, handed 1t to him.
As soon as the negro got the revolver he
cooked it and Immediately shot Mason in
the breast. The poor boy got up to run
and was shot again in the back, fell, and
tainted. When he recovered consciousness
he found that his money 500 and his
watch, and revolver, were gone, aud the
negro too. This was about 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon. The poor boy felt that he
was MORALLY wounded, and he made an
effort to GET out of the corn field, dragging
| himself along on the ground, and finally
got to the road side. He could not speak.
People saw him, but surprising that he
was drunk, left him to himself About .
o'clock. hours after he was shot, the boy
still lying there, it was thought best, by
those who saw him. to look into his case,
and then it was discovered that he had
been shot. He was cared for at once, and
revived sufficiently 10 tell the story
of course the negro got gooa start
but pursuit was at once made. lie was
traced 4, Camauche, where 1t was t9lAo
that be had sold the watch tor$2, lie GO
skitf to take him to Albany. on this side
of the river, where he inquired ap'u
trains on the Western Union railroad Il
J Rock Island. This was yesterday Friday
morning He walked on towards Cordola
% where alou- : o'clock, he took JOIN
7 BramhaliS accommodation train to TIN
city, arriving here at 10 o'clock and W
y are told that Bramhal saw him 20 %
p board the steamer Alex. MITCHELL VINE
/; was then lying at our leyee aud bound 10
d 81. Louis. Atolegram reached Dir. bran
in ........ ~ H., r,.,r;,l .l,.,, ~,
4""' i,' ''-
re came down With hlhl ana h'' gone "'"
re the river on the Mitchell
p All these facts were related IN Us, III
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q. co--LrEa T-scT's s-TTERs.

WARE 4 SCHMITZ, Proprietors, 3 and Granite
st Philadelphia, Pa For sale Ia Rock Island by
smith i B0uuev.
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To all Catholic

The Pensioners of St. Mary S SSH. meet
next sunday 10 consider certain PROPOSE
tious made 70 them tor the purchase, OF a
church building in Rock Island, All par
ishioners are requested by the pastor to be
present and give their views, and it ueces-
sarv tbeir subscriptions. J. p. r.
Rock Island, Aug -, 1873.
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OPENING LUNCH.-Geo. L. Byers has
O saloon opposite Mechart place, on Sec
ond street between Harrison and Ripley
streets, Davenport He will give grand
lunch, commencing Saturday morning
Aug. Esd and continuing during Sunday,
to which his friends in Rock Island are III
,,;tnj 22-d2t
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ATlN'H ~ hutNn" - VIZ 'iNii' y "a" y ~
Leaves Bureau junction, 6.l5 u. m,
Day Express aud Mail leaving Rock Island NJ
$500 a M connects ut Bureau junction for PEORIA
At8.Ap p. m; arriving at Peoria at6.Uo y. m.
Night Express leaving Rock Island AZ ~ ~ p m
connects at bureau Junction for Peoria AZ $500 a m
arriving at Peoria at ; - u. m. ,
This road connects ~ West Liberty win the IS
r. Nj r. X for Burlington and keoAuksouth'
and for Austin and 81 Paul, north
Connects going east NJ Z. b. 4 2. Crossing LOT
Princeton. ,
Alta sale. with Illinois Central r. Il. for Mendoza
AZ Ottawa with Fox River Valley X. X for Aurora.
Al Joliet with G.. A. a St l. X. X ,,.
AT Enslewood. with Lake Shore X. Il ana T., r.
", 4 q. H. r.
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Change Of Tram Time en- the r, 2. I. G ST.



On and after August oath trains on the
Rockford, Rock Island i St. Louis T. R.
will run as follows
Leave Rock Island, going south, at s:4j
\. NJ. 1.5U p. NJ.
Leave Rock Island going north, at Gas
\. NJ, 400 P. NJ.
Arrive at Rock Island, from the south,
at j.45 \. NJ, 900 p, g.
Arrive at Rock Island. from the north,
at 40 \. NJ, I:20 p. NJ
BY this arrangement passengers leaving
Rock Island at $40 \. NJ. make close con
uections for Aledo Kcithsburg, New Bos-
ton and Burlington. Also passenger,
/ leaving at 7;3J P. NJ, via this line, max,
close connections at Monmouth for Gales
burg. Peoria, &c.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23

NEW RESTAURANT. Harry Devere is
fitting up the room recently occupied by
HAYS Music store, ON Washington street,
for a ladies' and gents restaurant lie
will open on Monday next and extends a
cordial invitation to all TO give him call
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-23

New SALooN.-Eenry Siemon has
closed ont his grocery store corner Pleasant
and Elk streets, and will open saloon IN
the same room on Monday evening August
18th, with free lunch. All his friends
are invited -o-dZt
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OS HIS OwN Hook. Philip Nlitsch has
withdrawn his express wagon No. /, from
the Rock Island Express Line and will
hereafter do business for himself All or
der, left at his house, on Orleans street
between Washington aud Eagle, will
rriye prompt attention.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail 10 procure MRS WINSLOW's soOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident 10 the period
Of teething in children II relieves the child from
pain. cures wind collie regulates the bowels and by
giving relief and health TO the child, gives rest to
the mother. Be sure and call for
MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggis : 6-@5dmwi6m
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Down TowN VINE STORE. - PCRE
Goops FOR FANNY U-E-I have Just re
eeived 500 BOTTLES of choice California
Wine. pure Juice Of the grape. and am artj.
Gle any family can use with confidence and
safety These wines, besides being pure
and healthful are cheap, and come within
the means of most people.
have also received good stock ut the
most choice and popular brands Of pure
Kentucky Whi.ky-uoue better in tuemar-
kat. which ! will sell by the gallon or 9th.
crwl-e, o. suit customers
People in the lower end of town can pro-
cure. at my place, e., erythiue usually kept
( at 80 first elias Wine Spre,md at reasonable
price, EEANgls WOODS.
gg-Ist Cor. of Ohinau Orleans
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Henvy Freight Buslne8s

The G., R.I&P. IL, Il. Co. having is
sued more reasonable freight tariff has
now all the business the road has facilities
for. Instead of the cxhorbitant rates
enacted after July lst the Iowa shipper to
through points now pays a lower tariff
than he did previous To the going into et-
feet of the Illinois law Had the company
adhered to its schedule as arranged July
Ist. they would now NOT have been over
burdencd with business. From 300 to 4oo
cars q day now pass through this city over
that road.
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The Weathar.--To-Dav.

The following shows the temperature
AZ THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, rs III
dicated by thermometer:
TAN "a: above zero IL N 50 above zero.
!, p, 3P NJ. q6l
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WANTED. A situation as housekeeper
is wanted by lady who is capable OF per
forming the duties we'll Address Mrs. ).
Central House, Davenport. 23d2t.
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REMOVAL Balch, Frazer & Co. have
removed their office to the old c., Il. |. &
z. passenger depot 27dtf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MI, MI. STURGEON.
p n McET.HERNE.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Block dwtf
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MARRIED..

DILLON-CRAWFORD.- AT the residence of the
brides parents near Port Byron, Aug 2ist 1873, by
Rev. NJ. A. Head, Mr.. Frances NJ Dillon and Miss
Rebecca j, Crawford, all Of Rock Island Co,
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For SALE OR RENT house on Swan
street containing seven rooms in good or
der, by Balch 4 Frazer. 7-3Odtf
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the best IL the world
The uuly True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. ltelia
bic aut Instantaneous no disappointment. ne RI
dicHtouS tlur- uups 4~aut o1or Remedies the I'll
effects az DIVES and w3shrs Produces INN edIaIelJ
q ~uprrh Buck or Natural Brown, and leaves the
hair CraG, Soit and beautiful TIE genuine slEaea
" FatchUlor. sold by all druggists
70 e2twIy CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, y.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Pimples on the Face,
BLAcKEEADs 4 TLEsTwoRMs,

Use Perry's Improved Comedone and Pimple Rem
edy the Great skin Medicine. Prepared only by
llr, Is. G. Perry, DermatoOgisl, 40 Bond ST, New
York. sold by all Druggists in Rock Island and
elsewhere. 4-ldttsAwGm
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Amana yarns, fannels and prints Just
received at Kiesows. 2O-d6t
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The genuine article must have DR., John Bul's
private stamp on each bottle ur. John Bull only
nas the rieht 70 Manufacture and sell the originl
Iobu J smiths Tonic Syrup, oi Louisville, ny
Examine we'll the label each bottle. If my
utINaIe stamp is not each 0DItle, do not puT
chase = YOU will be deceived. See my column
tdyertize menJ, and my show card. / will prose-
cute any infringing on MY right The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by NY
self. Tue pu0lic'~ servant,
Dr. JOHN BU Ii.
Louisville Nov s. 1863 jGu.ld&wly.
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S1.5OO.OOO.

divided into II 0l0 cash gifts win be distributed by
lot among the tickethOlders. The numbers Of the
tickets 10 be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren and the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS
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Ladies who suffering from certain complaints
known ouly TO females, should AT once get Dr. Vel
pau's Female pills They produce most cnarm-
ing effect sold by all Druggists
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Tie distribution viii be positive whether all the
,icketr >uld not, and the 1900 gifts all paid
Ia pr portion the tickets sold-all uHsold tickets
UeIE. DESTROYED. a. at the First and Second Con
49, 80 - -.-L.rt- -.IftG in tn. araM in
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CITY
PAPER.

FRESH OYSTERS. At Wier' restaurant
served up in all styles. DIT