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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-07

WALKER & DoDGE.-M Rufus Walk
er, for many years merchant and post
master at Edgington, this county, and MIR.
Charles L. Dodge, of this city, have pur-
chased the large clothing and merchant
tailoring establishment of +. II. Smyth,
of this city, and are now doing business IN
his place. Mr.. Smyth has been in bust
ness here for a very long time and has ac-
cumulated wealth and established most
excellent and solid reputation His sue
cessors step into frst-class business, and
with proper management and energy may
| increase it. Mr.. Walker is Il native OF
/ Vermont. a brother of Mr. |. T. Walker,
who accidently lost his life at Andalusla a
few years ago. He has great industry and
energy. and a fine capacity for business
and his character for integrity and fair
dealing has no superior in the county Mr.
| Dodge is a son Of our excellent and well
known citizen. Jacob Dodge Esq, The
family came from Maine, and all bear the
New England character of careful pr"-
dent, industrious and upright citizens.
| Charlie is known by nearly everybody IN
the county, and is well liked by all lie
has been with Mr.. Smyth for some time,
and is one of our most capable and popular
youpg men. We see no reason why this
new firm should not do a prosperous busi
ness. They have a splendid stock, the
best of workmen, and, for ready cash
don't propose to let anybody run away
with the custom OF the house. They both
married sisters-daughters of John Edg
ington, Esq, Of Buffalo Prairie, and thu
partnership is peculiarly pleasant one u
/ all concerned.
MIR. Dodge is already keeping house
down Illinois street, and Mr.. Walker vii
soon occupy a house near by.
E We wish the young men success in ever
W9V
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MASONIC. Regular communication of
Rock Island Lodge, No. 65s, A. F., 4 A.
NJ this evening at u o'clock. By order
OF ", NJ f. A. BALcH, Sec'y,
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The Wanthar---To.Dav.

The following shows the temperature
at Tue ARGUS OFFICE to-day, rs in
dicated by thermometer
"a NJ 2b= above zero. 1s ". a. above zero
"a. N. Sc MAJ
Pleasant.
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The True Basis of success
MARRIED.

PAYNE-T USING--At Cordoya Illinois. Japu
AIRY 20, 1873, by Rev. NJ A. Head, Mr. George PAYNE
and Miss Emma Tusng, all of Rock Island county.
SKINNER sTEvENs-At Hampton, Illinois,
by Rev NJ A. Head, Mr. Julius skinner and Miss
Ella Stevens, all of Rock Island county,
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LAWYERS BRIEFS printed in the short
est possible time, and IN the very Des'
manner at THE ARGUS OFFICE.
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Test BrRSErr's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
the best.
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Mt Turner Hall on the Dist OF February.
To- o. gnld rings, valued at So each, to be
dr "U for BY the ladies' The rings can be
soc, NJ Bromley's store. 2id-fri-td
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT Mr.. Robert
Welch, a resident of Moline for eighteen
years, and for fifteen in the employ of
Dimock, Gould 4 Co., was instantly killed
by the engine of the eastern bound train
on the Rockford road on Thursday eve
ming He was walking along near the
track when some one called to him to look
out for the train-he stepped upon the
wrong track the engineer saw his peril,
sounded warning and reversed his en-
CINE, but it was too late He was crushed
and killed instantly. He leaves son,
nine years old-his wife having died last
spring.
We hear that the deceased was a mem
Der Of the Saint Patrick's Benevolent So
ciety, but no notice for the funeral has
been sent to us and we are unable to say
when or where it will take place
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Why SUFFER - Among he special
notices in this paper will be fund the ad-
vertisement Of very valuable medical
book, by IN }. r. s. NcClintek, of Phil
adelphia which should be in he hands Of
every man in the land. DR. MClintock i
one of the best and most succssful prac-
titioner Of Philadelphia with fteea year,
experience and entitled to tn confidence
Of the public as well as the gratitude Of
all sufferer. for placing relief ia their way
at So trifing expense.
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THE AGRICULrURAL SOCIETY.
Everything Amicably settled---eOOd Prospect
For Great Fair

Some time ago an injunction was issued
restraining 1.-THE Agricultural Associa-
ton from paying o. J. Dimick the rent
due him for the use of the fair grounds, or
rather due The Agricultural Society,
Of which he is the principal man. No SUIT
was ever brought against Mr. Dimick as tiie
Union enormously states This ipuio'on
was procured by certain stockholders !" .he
Society who claimed that MT, pimlcA
was taking course detrimental to their
interests, etc, and cut of the case there
was a chance that considerable ill-feehng
might arise and the prospects for future
f,;rs become clouded We are happy tt
s,v that all these matters are now ended
,rr. Diuick having purchased the shares
Of these gentlemen to stock in The Socie
ty," and thus become the owner of TIL
Fair Grounds, or all but very few hun
bred dollars. The Society and Tn,
Association" will now work harmonious,
together, with every prospect of grea
fair next season.
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Burt Cook PAYS UP-We learn from
the City Clerk that yesterday the 9th
Burton IL. Cook, City Weighmaster,
handed over the money for the amount
due the City from him as Weighmaster,
All right Burt. Now be prompt and
careful. Don't let another cent Of the
peoples money remain in your hands, but
hand over every cent promptly
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We have full assortment 'i l'', az
Brackets aud Chandeliers, when we We u oner
at very low prices. Call and IooS ,. ~ Dneh
Idtf MAJ bN'A INNS
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Very Unfortunate for LsEsrd
" AsuINGTON, j e., [
ArNnAN EnL,.,, 40 10

SUNDAY. February2 1873.
In order to comply with y II request
| LETT the Office early yesterd. 10 60 t.
the Capitol to get the data il he Credit
Mobilier, and upon leaving lie Depart
ment, tripped my foot and f. breaking
my limb
My physician tells me- und the most
favorable circumstances, | not leave
my bed under forty-two days
am very sorry to disappot You, bur
hope to make up for it in t. future, if
God spares my life
| have suffered intensely, BIZ am little
more easy to-day Yours AENABD.
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For CUTs, Bruises, ETC. Or. BAN
er Pain Panaeea Is superior % any I'M
ment now in use. 1t exercise. a healthy,
stimulating influence upon the injured it's
sues, causing them to unite readily, and
promotes the absorption of tn. blood and
serum that have been efused from the
wounded vessels into the surround struc-
lures, and rapidly restores the bruised
parts to u healthy condition.
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS Just OPENED \
! Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET (ncar Harper House,
Good outfits, first class stock and fair prices will
boz the ruling features. A sharc % public patron.
asy b. rrapvcuully solicited. JOHN e. BROWN.
July 3 1S12. du
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THE BRIDGE TURNED OVER TO THE
Ordnance DEPARTMENT. The great rail
road bridge over the Mississippi river at
Rock Island was built by the Engineer ;
Department L. ; A., under the superyis-
ion Of Col Macomb, for the use Of Rock
Island Arsenal, and to be turned over to
the Arsenal authorities when completed
On the 4th Of this month, by direction Of
the Secretary of War, Col Macomb turn
ed the property over to the Arsenal au
thorities, and henceforth that as well as
the other approaches to Rock Island Ar
senal will be under the charge Of Col
Flaglcr
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DRUNKENNESS NO Excuse FOR INToXI-
CATION few days ago a man was
convicted Of larceny. before Judge Guyer,
and, before passing sentence, the Judge
asked him if he had anything TO say in ex-
tenuation of his offence, when the man
plead for a light sentence on the ground
that lac was drunk when he committed the
crime and that if he had been sober he
should never have been guilty etc. etc
When he had finished his story, the
Judge quickly replied That's uo excuse
no excuse at all Sir drunkenness is n
excuse for intoxicatiou, and thereupor
proceeded to pass sentence upon the man
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Baking Powder.
Baking Powder.
HOLSTERS
Diamond Baking Powder,
APerisety Pure aud Reliable Article OF
Baking Powder.
Baking Powder.

offered TO the Public. In point Of strength pu.
rity. reliability and every other excellent QUALITY
10 r. producing a. It does elegant bis
Cuits rolls, mullins pot pies, dumpliuHs and every
'aruty Of nice pastry, such ~ can be- produced by
no other method. You have only TO try IT, and you
will use no other. This Baking Powder h put NJ
in glas- bottles, containing ~ = and pound each
ncing elegantly labeled with directions for using
In English. German and French. Every packag,
h warranted IN every particular. HOLLISTER &
CO.. t59 Spruce Street, TOLEDO, o. i0-gdwly
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M. mi. STURGEON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
~ Rock Island, Ill Office in Mitchell & Lynde's
Block. dwtf
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ORR WEEKLY.-THE WEEKLY Rock
ISLAND ARGUs is published to-day, and
contains forty-eight columns of closely
printed matter, in our new and clear type,
thirty two columns of which are choice
reading matter, comprising full, complete
and carefully compiled news of the week.
local, state, and national also sound polt
ical articles Of general interest, and the
very latest market reports, the whole
making one of the best and most readable
papers in the United States Ii can be
had at Willmans's news stand, in the post
Office or at THE ARGUS counting room,
opposite the post Office, in wrappers ready
for mailing Price FIVE cents each.
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Use Renne' s Pain Killing
Ma Gio OH.

IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM
In one town of ten Thousand inhabitants there
sold. mostly at retail fifty gross bottles Of
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil in year This
oil il big thing where ii Is known They say
it cares Headache, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Seiht-
lea Rheu matsm, Hurts, BRUISES, Sore Eyes, SpraHs
Barns. Seaids. Freezes, ChiIhlaiRs Tooth ache,
Lame Back. Collie Pains Fits, Cramps and all suCh
things Nou try il and see.
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is biz thing.
Rcune : Pain Killing Magic Oil Is big thing.
Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic oil il big thing.
Renne-s PHiB-Killing Magic Oil il big thing.
Renne's Paiu Killing Magic oil il big thing.
RenEe's Pain killing Magic Oil is big thing.
It Is clean. safe and delicious 10 use and cares
any kind of pain sooE il rrachss the spot
where the trouble l.. There il nothing like this
Magic Oil Ii don spoil by age. and grows better
and better. Reader do YOU keep Ii in the house
Ii not. YOU anght be ashamed of yeurseE. to let
your wife and children suffer send for il, and Il
your merchant has not got it. tell him you won
trade with him unless he gcts supply az once
Yours truly WM. RENNE & SONS, Manufacturer,
Pittsfieid, Mass.
Sold by John Bcngston, and Emil Koehler, Drug
Cist Rock Island.
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RECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURER OF DO
" nestle Liquors. Importer and Dealer in For
elgn Wines and Liquors. Front street, opposite
Ferry Landing, Rock Island, III.
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REGISTRY BoARD.-Next Tuesday the
Ilth) the Registry Board meet at the
voting places in each ward in this city, to
prepare registry of votes for the city
election which takes place the 4th Of March
The Boards will meet at A. VI. and sit
till G ?. NJ of Tuesday and Wednesday.
Two weeks thereafter, the 18th and
25th) the Boards sit again to correct the
lists. from Q A. NJ. to 9P. NJ of each day
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IN Drops of Constitution Water

u - . times a QaN cure
Inflammation % the Kidneys.
Stone in the Bladder.
Cararrh in thc Bladder.
Diabetes. Gravel. elect,
Brick Dust Deposit.
Female Complaints.
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver.
For sale by all Dru ggists.
II Is not q Spring Water.
Fer sale by all Druggists
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Used and recommended by hundreds Of thous.
auds ~ people throughout the United States and
Ganadas, aa being the best and cheapest Cough
Medicine iu market sold by Druggists everywhere
az 80 rts and 81 per bottle Az Tor MlLlER's,
take no other
MILLER & SONS. PROPRIETOR.
and y High street,
PROVIDENCE. .................. RHODE ISLAND
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P T. N ELHERNE. THRo. ABBOTT
McELHERNE & ABBOTT.
PETER FRIES.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELORs AT LAW
N and Solicitors in ChanceFy Office opposit
Rock Island House, Rock Island, III. S-3OdwIy
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LOCAL COLUMN.
John Roots Bitters.

.0oun R0OC s hltC0rs.
1ohn Roots Bitters are family medicine.
John koot bitters cure general debility.
Johh hoot bl'ters cure dyspepsia Use it.
John Roots Buffers cares fever and arue
John Roots Bitters cares all bilious Diseases
John Roots Bitters cures nervousness and head.
ache. Try it, They arc warranted.
John Roots Buters cures Indigestion. Try It.
John Roots BttcYs are not a whisky drink.
Store.
John Roots Bitters are sold by all Druggists.
John Bengston and Emil K9hler, Rock Island, His.
wholesale and retail druggists. h-22deodmwf&wly
For sale by Emil Koehler Druggist Rock Island
RoSADAL1s 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 its formula is published around each hot
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
NIcHoLAsyILLE, Ky, Feb, II, 1869
Gentlemen II have seen the effects of '.Rosadal-
Il on patlcnte in my own practice and take plea,
sure in attestng to its merits as a very powerful al
teratlVe In cases of Serofcla, Rheumatism. Sec
ondary syphilis, &c, always recommend it.
very truly, yours, j. :. SPARKS. NJ. D.
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Rock ISLAND ARSENAL. III.
Week ending Feb. 8, p. m.
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We suggest TO the Democrats Of Adams
county that it would be fair, magnanimous,
generous and just for them not to take part
in the election of successor TO Judge
Bushnell. He was the minority member
and by right his successor should be OF
the minority, whoever they may choose.
The example would be good one, and
would have a good influence upon party
politics. In party point Of view it would
would he of no benefit To us, in this legis-
lature, to have one more member-and the
fact that we grabbed this one because VT
had the power would hurt US politically.
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RAILROADS.

ROCK ISLAND AND rA'i''0 ~ 81"
CONC EAST. , ,o.oo -
Express and Mail. leayess, 20 i'co p m.
Accommodation, leaves -
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ari IL certified by the wonderful cures IL has per
formed, the original copies Of which are in the pos
-,..ion of the proprietor. Remember this is the
ory true and original article We
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Al Belknap, with North Missouri 4. r.
At Cameron. with II. 4 ~. 10. X. K

WNTT NUW - T WI ~ " =
traipa of mo CHICAGO Rock l-lAud Pacific u, X,
the Peoria a Rock Island q r.. the Western Union
n n thr chicago n southwestern X. X and the
Dnvrnport and ~ Paul n. r. Az Monmouth with
chicago Burlington A Quincy r. r., At Bushnell
with Toledo. Peoria & Warsaw II. r., al Boards
town with Springfield y Illinois southeastern X
r. and 40 Chaplin with Toledo, Wabash n Western
D.
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come NORTH LEAvE, ARRIVE
Express and Mail ....,.....s5u A. NJ. 800 ?. "
Mixed Passenger. .........4SnP 1000 A. N
Connects at Rock Island with all dvcrglng lines
At Fulton with.the &. & y. ", r. x. for Clinton
and Omaha west and Chicago, east -
Al Frceport with the /. c. Il. X, & G, X y. W
4 r.
Al Beloit Clinton and Racine with the c. q
y W L. r.
RtrRtINGToN CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIME
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-06
OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met last Monday, pursuant
to adjournment. Presently. A. Fulks,
Chairman; I. J. Jones, Commissioner,
and p. B. Miller, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
J. w. Nesmith, fees as Constable in
Hike Township, SIS; Mrs. M. Grambs,
meals for jury, $50; j. E. Lucas, Grand
Jury services, $50; Clute & Young, mer-
chandise, $Si so; o. P. Sherwood, lum-
Der for JAIL $439 20; do. for hospital,
$543; Mott, Fish & Co., merchandise,
$65 %; c. Case, conveying sick, $l4;
E. s. Williams, hospital steward, $3.50;
B. F. Hereford, board Of prisoners, $637;
D. l.. Deal a. Co., medicines, $3S; VIM.
Snodgrass, lumber and labor on hospital,
1924; Floral Springs Water Company,
$174 SO; DR.. Deal, professional services,
1864; Deal & Co., medicines, Sl02 IS;
James Howatt, work on hospital, $3S %;
L. d. Strong, painting, $40; w. 5. Ira
Wis, fees as Sheriff, 1854; Geo. Gold
thwaite. fees and salary as District Attor-
ney, $525; j. Turgoose. meals for jury,
1922; P. B. Miller, Clerks fees,
$1,135 25; do, $437; s. A. JOY, services
before Grand Jury, $35; Sam Sing, wash
ing, SIT; Bancroft e. Co., stationery,
1892; l.. S. Scott, drayage, 1927 SO; L.
Richardson, hospital beds, 1888 SO; P.
HARRISON, merchandise, 1926 So; H.
Ward, merchandise, $lS9 rs; H. Ward,
burials, $3.50; VIM. Mcintyre, Fire War
den. $50; S. G. Barnes, teaming, $3.50;
John Church, PIocHE RECORD, So;
Wells, Fargo Il Co., expressage, $S4 20;
J.H. Goodrich, Constabe's fees Bullion
ville), $45 %; w. S. Travis, conveying
prisoners to Carson, 1899 20; DIR.
Rogers, professional services, $197 So
Phoebe Market. meat for hospital,
1927 46; T. F. Hanley, rent Of armory,
| 1888 80; X. J. Hanley, assessing mines,
$240: c. Wiederhold, stationery for the
Sheriff, etc.; 1926; Phi. Felsenthal, mer.
chandise, $12; Louis Sultan, School
Superintendent, 800; Jacobs & Sultan
merchandise, Sl49; D. Hunt, expenses
to Carson, 1919.
The account of H. Voss for $50 was
rejected.
Official bond of L. r. Bird Justice o.
the Peace, Clover Valley Township, pre-
sented and approved.
The salary OF the School Superintend
ent was fixed at $50 month fiom ant
after March l, 1873.
X. ]. Hanley, County Assessor ant
ex-officio Tax Collector, is required t.
file an additional bond in the sum o
$4,000.
The District Attorney is required i'm
mediately to commence suit against ex
Sheriff Kane and his bondsmen for tn
recovery Of $4,000, the amount of his al
legged defalcation.
The District Attorney is required i'm
mediately to commence suit against ex
County Assessor Curtis and his bonds
men for the recovery OF 5000, the amour
of his alleged defalcation.
Board adjourned to Monday, Marc
| TO- 1873
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-06

ARRIVAL OF COLONEL VIM. RAYMOND
Colonel VIM. Raymond, long expected,
has arrived at last. No man living could
be more heartily welcomed to Phoebe
than tine Colonel. He is the popular
man Of Southeastern Nevada-is liked
by everybody-admired for his indomit-
able energy and practical good sense,
and respected by friend and foe for the
tirmness with which he maintains what he
honestly believes to be right, whether his
own or others interests are involved.
He has done more, all agree towards the
development of this famous silver dis
trct than any other single man; and no
one else is doing more to-day to main
tain its character and protect its inter
ests. He is fortunate in the enjoyment
of wha. few successful men ever possess
at the same time-wealth and prosperity
along with almost universal esteem and
respect. May his shadow never grow
less, and his worldly prospects continue
to brighten with the progress and devel-
opment of Ely mining district.
SINGULAR Casa miner by the name
of Howe came rushing into Dr. Deal S
office early yesterday morning with dis.
located jaw, caused by excessive gaping
1t was Il marked case, and it required
considerable force to effect the reduction.
He seemed to suffer but slight pain, and
stood the operation of reduction with
good nerve. And after it was all over he
laughed SO heartily over the ludcrous-
ness of the event, that it is q wonder
another dislocation did not take place.
| Such cases are not Of general occurrence,
but are common enough in the surgical
| records.
A MAIN STREET FIGHT. Yesterday
forenoon John Maginnis and Nicholas
Dickman came to blows, in front of the
Justices Office, on Main street, over
some business transaction, and fought
lively and long enough to draw large
crowd around them. Officer GRAY ar
rested them before decisive result was
reached, and each pleading guilty to dis.
turbing the peace, paid his fine, and was
discharged.
FIGHT ON LACoUR SrREEr.-Two
Frenchmen were engaged, yesterday
morning, in fisticuff on Lacour street.
Sheriff Travis was passing, and brought
the hostilities to an end by arrestine
both: They plead guilty, paid their fines
and left the Courtroom as if they were
pleased at having fallen into the clutches
OF the law before hurting each other an,
worse.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. Judges Gar
Der and Hardy, and Colonel VIM. Ray
mond arrived by last stage from Hamil
ton. Judge CARRIER will remain in Pioch,
indefinitely, and Judge Hardy through
the present term of the District Court
probably. He is retained in one or more
OF the heavy mining suits pending.
FUNERAL OF P. H. OBRrEN,-The fun
eral of ?. H. O'Brien, the man who die.
suddenly at McAlpins clearinghouse
tuesday. took place at half-past thre,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The funer
al was we'll attended.
THERE is case of malignant or drop
steal epizootic at the Dexter stables
This is the only sick animal at those sta
bles. de is valuable horse, the prop
erty OF Mr.. Steele, the builder.