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- ron-gray HORSE. . Years old r. Ifs,;
TN N+'"d farm or driving horse; ArlE
AAL4- brown MULE. good to work any 49,
"neIr: lows: pair STEERS. rising two wear, nrl :
. heal YOUNG CATTLE gong in NV" years old : hne
SlIOArS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.-l Enile Chain Thrash
ing Machine and skids 10 it on. l Stecl-tooth
Horse Rake, W heat Fan Wheat Drill l Cornshellcr
three section Farm Roller. ] Farm Wagon OK Cart
Sleigh, | Ok Chain. Grain Cradle Spread Chain
Grntistonr, new Double Harrow q Harrow Grain
shovel, Cuitivators. Forks, Rakcs. and many other
things in the farming line not mentioned.
About .OO pounds of pork by the pound.
Also. some Household and Kitchen Furniture.
sisns Of Bed and B"dctrads and various other articles
found III household goods.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF Ten dollars and
under, Cash; ON all sums that amount Il credit of
Eight months will b" given. the purchaser giving his or
her Note. with approved security, payable at tho
National Bank Of EIkton: interest from date. it not
paid wien due five per cent of for cash M property
to be removed until the conditions sale are complied
with.
ES-Sale 10 commence at len o'clock 4 NJ.
ARAMlNTA A WHITE,
y. J. HfLAND
Jan 26. 1STS-tS Samuel Burns Auct;oneer
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Ladies Long and Square Shawls re-
reduced one-thrd in price
A large lot OF Mems Alerino L nderwear,
reduced % per cent.
Wool Nubias, haud-knit, reduced from
Sl.G0 to 80 cents
Wool Hoods, reduced from 30 to 3, ID
cents.
Wool Nubias and Hoods, woven. re-
duced from - to 80 cents.
Chldren's aud Misses Wool Hose, re-
duced p TO SO per cent.
Mems and Boys Cassimeres aud Kcr-
sevs, reduced 20 to p per cent
A large line of Wool Flanels' white and
red, reduced % per cent
Black Silks, Black CaShmeres and Black
Alpacas. reduced 20 per cent.
All other Dress Fabrics will II" sold at prize regard
less Of cost. Ia clear them out.
Mems and Boys Heavy Boots, re-
duced as follow:
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ORDER NsSI.

JOSEPH ". fLINTIAM
WILLIAM II. sTANERT AND OTHERS
in the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. III ID 5.
ORDERED, This 25th day of January.
" laiS that tine sales ri- ard reported by Jane
I Mccullough Trustee Ter thu sale Sarah Ann Fin
thuns real estate, he ratified and confirmed unless
cause 80 the contrary thereof he shown on or before the
10th day of March next; provided COZ this Order
be inserted III some wSpaper printed in Cecil county
once week for one month before the 2ttll day Of
+, bcuary next
The Report the amount of -,lc- To he Il 200 co.
A. ". MITCH ELL, Clerk.
iru" COPY: 4. W. Nj yCIIELL.
Jan ". l1sI-lm Clerk
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II Endorsed by the Faculty. The repu
tation of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has beer
solely achieved on account of it's merit
Physicians prescribe it.
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WEDNESDAY,.

In the Maryland Senate leave was
granted for bill to define the duties of
the comptroller as to distribution and ap
portlonment of the free school fund and
TO confirm the distributions heretofore
made. A favorable report was made on
the bill to incorporate the Safe Deposit
Company of Baltimore. A House bill to
protect fish in Back river was passed. The
nomination of Hon E. X. Wilson to be
associate judge of first judicial circuit was
confirmed by unanimous vote. In the
House numerous petitions for local option
law We're presented. Petition from the
Groome Guards of Cecil county, for compen-
sation (SS00) for services rendered the
State; referred to committee of ways and
means.
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Also. sameday, at II o'clock sharp Will ha sold
on the premises where John W Caldwell now resides
on the road leading from Rising sun To Port pruusit
the following Personal Property. to-wit
GRAY MARE, Years old: GRAY MARE Jc,
me: soRREL COLT years old: l BLACK COLT s
months OLD: good Mich cows . being thorruyb
bred shorthorns and almost fullIred Alderney: ,
mElF EMS, PIGS: Buggy. l Sulkv | two horse
wagon sets Single Harness. double set Stage u,r-
ness saddle and Birdie Wh,ebarrow . llav Rir.
G,hSs' UN Cart Reaper and Mower Grain Fan
fln" harrow, Cultivator, l Birthstone | Slrrb-
"' "l oats by the hn he Corn by the barrel: llav by
thr TON: the growing Wheat IN the ground
Al'2, a lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE: rood
Nh'' prsk, lot of Chairs Tables CupnOarls BclsradS
Stove. Churn, Rag Carpet &c &c
ithMS-All sums under SO, Cash a credit of Eiyht
months VIII Ice given all Of q and over pur-
CHASER WIN he lured 10 give apPru, ID Note for credit
purchases, payable at Rising Snu Banking Cumlauy
Win interest from date, II not paid viii, a due
No articles TO be removed until the terms are COM
pied with which ii is hoped will he dono without dray
sale 10 commence promptly.
n ii. HAlNES. Trustee,
D. I. ilNpGAN, Auct ,SGcer. Rising sun Nd.
jan =. LISTS
ed will offer HOUSE AND LOT rs Arrur for r W
R;tenhpnsc situated on Walnut street aijnIi,,.r l. A.
Kirk and Ssrah Rey noldr now cuprd l., M,Ioncal
ms is desirable" home and will lie SOLD on easy terms
TO be made known by ii, IL. HAINES
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Captain Conroy, shot by Captain Mitchell
of the oyster police sloop, off Thomas Point
in the Chesapeake last Wednesday. is past
recovery He is the second captain of an
oyster boat shot by Mitchell. The latter
has been dismissed from the service.
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10 Lucky is the baby whose mamma
uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap, with which to
wash the little innocent. No prickly heat
or other rash can annoy the infant cuticle
with which this cooling and purifying anti
scorbutic comes in daily contact. Sold by
all druggists. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye, black or brown, so cents. %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT

HNHE HOt Sc on Dolly Warden street.
4 now occupied 10y +. Smith Possession given
On -3th OF March. 1873. JOS. " ELLIS
Jan %, iS7S-tf
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FOR RENT

nNE end of the Brick Dwelling on Main
Ostrert opposite MIS-. Z. CIR ones rcsi;cnsc
Mar II, 1SI7-tf Apply at National Bank
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~ II the function OF the Liver are in
any way disordered the whole body, and not
only the body but the mind, sympathiZes
with the disturbed organ. Bilious com
plants are more common than any other
disease; and to remove the bite as well az
to regulate the Liver, you only have to take
Simmons Liver Regulator, which will i'm.
part new life and vigor to the whole system.
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GRAND
Triumph in Horticulture.

GLORIOUS results of q useful life: eli
~ max almost reached; tELTnN'S NEW BERRIES
tihde lila and Continental Straw berries Early Prolific
aii Reliance Rasphrrrrs. The four best bearing. best
carrying, best selling hest prNng Market Berries -
Illustrate" Circular Price List giving history aud full
description. Free to all. GIBSON Il BENN EFT
Nurseryncu and Fruit Growers
Oct Is ls71--3n WuoppuKy n !
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TRUSTEES SALE,

10y virtue of a decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county. in Equity, tn nnd.r- -
ed Trustee. Will sell Public Auclnn in front of !, IL
wells Store. in the village Of ConuwIEg". ia Cecil
county, Maj Wand.
Wednesday,, tie 30M day Of January, 1878,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate & Personal PROPERTY,

by virtue of Deed of Trust from
gr the benefit OF their creditors he Trustee vii
sill ut Public Auction. the premises "a, Brick Meet
rs House. Cecil county, Nd,
Saturday, the on day yf FsbruarA 1878,
at o'clock NJ, the following described Real Estate
LARGE LOT, in Brick Meeting House. IA
containing II " acres. on which ar erected two s1lISd
comfortable Frame DIV ELLlNG HOUSES. "A I9..ll "a
good Stable. Slaughter Sapr, IcrhrGsr Corn ssAS
crib. ard other outhuiiags.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-thri of TIL purc IT.. money
:" b" paid in cash on day OF sale: ons-third in SIX
III lnS and the remaining une.thiTd i'll Twelve months
from the daF Of sale III" credit Payments 10 he Sc
cured 10y the Notes Of III" pUTch User til security To-
Toe approved 10y til" Trustee payable the Rising sun
Banking Company. with interest from date
Possession given ON the 18th Of March, 1875.
Also Oh saline nay, at time and place the fol-
lowing Personal PROPERTY, to-wit
brown MARE, & years old. good dri er
and work hurse: sorrtl HORSE. years X@b
old; siloATs; three spring Wagon, in. ~ Qv
good orier.l good Basket Sleigh | left hama " llry
Pow. good AS new. j Atwood Puw sets Stuur IIar
hess. set Single Harness igoodl Collars Brides &c
! strap Bells. Butchers Blocks and Fall and Rope
Bench, and necessary Fixtures for Butcherin: lot Of
Barrels, BONos. Sc
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE-1
good C"ok Stove No 10 Coal Plrlor Stove Clothes
Press Writing Desk, and many other articles not men
toned.
Two shares in Oxford Agricultural Association: = l
iouhlebarrel Gun
TERMS OF SALE.-AlI sums # SO aud under cash;
ON all sums over SO credit Of Six months the pur-
ra-"r giving his Note with approved security PAYABLE
at Rising Sun Banking Company. with interest from
late. i! not paid when due.
Jan 10 1s7S-ts Zion, Md
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SMALL FARM
Notice to Creditors Of Berjami Brown.

The creditors cf Benz ,uI!E EruwH. dec r-rd are
hereby notified to fife their claims against said deceased
with the vouchers thereof properly authenticated II,
til" Office of tue tirrK of til Circnt Court for Cecil
""uLty. within iuUr months from the both iny nr JAN
nary. ls1~. l. MARSHALL HAINES
Jan ), 1873. Trustee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26
THE LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY.

In the Maryland Senate, a petition was
presented for local option law i'll Kent
county. Leave was granted for IA bill to
regulate the tax on weighing live stock.
Senate bill regulating the price of pIis.
oners' board in Prince Georges county
iail was passed; also House bills regulating
tex collection in Washington county, and
authorizing a subscription to the Baltimore
and Manchester railroad. In the House
the House of Refuge special committee was
empowered to examine witnesses under
oath. The committee on federal relations
made report in favor of early resumpt ion
of specie payments, and against making
coinage of less value than the gold standard
legal-tender for sums exceeding five dol
lars. Bills were passed to sanction be-
quest of Francis Thomson to trustees of
Hagerstown Presbyterian Church, and au-
thorized the purchase or condemnation of a
lot in Cambridge for market and engine
house. Both houses then went into Joint
convention for L. S. Senator for six years
from March, 4, 1871. resulting in the cleo
ton of ev-Gov. James b. Groome. Both
Houses adjourned to Tuesday.
TUESDAY,.
In the Maryland Senate. leave was given
to report a bill making effectual the act au-
thorizing the repair, extension and improve
meut of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
limiting the issue of bonds to $780, 600; also
to prevent cruelty to animals. a resolution
was passed extending the term of Judge G.
w. Dobbn, of Baltimore Superior Court
to the full period for which he was elected.
Bills were passed; Senate bill to extend the
charter of Fredercktown Saving Bank to
the year 1900; House bills to sanction be-
quest of David johnson to the Second Uni
versalist Society of Baltimore, and to re-
peal section 6, chapter 341, of 1872. relating
to hawks and owls in Carroll county. In
the House bills were passed encouraging
the killing of Hawks and owls in Charles,
Calvert and Somerset counties; to pro.
tect birds in Somerset county, and to
create a new election district in Somerset
county. In both branches the biennial re-
port of Baltimore police comm issioners
was received and appropriately referred
WEDNESDAY.
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WATER-Water in substance or in form
of steam is the worlds great motor, and
the valuable assistant in mans various en-
terprises; but in the form of steam it be,
comes an exceedingly dangerous as well as
useful agent, and requires care and skill in
its management, as scalds are often not only
painful in the extreme but very serious and
if not attended properly. fatal in their re-
suits keller's Roman Liuiment has pro-
ven itself the best means known to immed-
lately alleviate the intense suffering from
scalds, and cnre without leaving a scar.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Rl virtue of Deed of Trust from John
- '" Caldwell and wife to H. IL IIanrs for the
"ntht of their creditors, he, Trustee will sell nj
Nd, - .'
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WORK FOR ALL

~ tn ~ "wn i"'IiI'> 'tnVa>>ln- t'r III" kire-Iae
Visitor. ,rai 'rgrl IS" KY MDn;hly. farsest
paper in the wOrl 1. with Mammoth th.uiu"s
iiIg Commissions To AGENTS. I-rus Duitl;
Free. Adirr,, e. u. sICiENT, i.E-::a. M.::.e.
"a Extra Fine Mixed Cards. wl.h narar 10
Il " r;>.. f,'-t-,rlt. |. IJN - y 60. Nassau. \.
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ORDER NISI.


GEO. W. POISr AND WIFE
JAMES 4. WHITE and WM j. PHILLIPS and WIFE
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county. In Equity
No SIS. ID =.
nRDERED, This 9th day of January,
~ i'll the year ISIS that the sale I'll" real estate o +
Ira White. deceased. mad" am reported i.y William
Jones. Trustee in the al -cntitl can e . rat fled
and confirmed unless cause tn the thereof
shown On g: before the 9TH Gay Of March mex: pro.
Tid't copy copy II thu Order lie inserted in some.
newspaper printed III Cecil county. once a week for
= month heor" the .6ti: day "t February
til" Report state, the sales he 700 90
4. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Trur copy test, A. ". MITCHELL.
Jan 20. lhI>-im Clerk.
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Saturday, February 18th, 1875.

The Dwelling is nearly is 1txls feet over a good
cellar There are "Eer outhui!ings. Garden parl
in, ard small stream # passing throi. tho lot
ne-Sile o'clock.
TERMS -'ine-hrd cash balance on time if desired
For particulars, inquire ." " Warng. Colora
A4C ". PRESTON.
Jan %, LISTS J c. I!indman. Auctunecr.
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T1T A Mac Retail price 80, r1ly SEQ Po,lor
FLA NUN Org1ns pri.n So, univ So Pap"l
tree. 0aa!al :. se2..:-, was2!-:,:., n.
Dill EfHSk i certain remedy for .-NSuMP-
TUL EiU.sH --cE. Az your cirilggi-r 'rIr or
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PUBLIC SALE.

INHE subscriber will offer his HOUSE
= and LOT "t sE\EN ACRE. near Culor;,. II
Md adj lining lan''S of Joseph Fryer ami ~
others. and h"uGdlng The T. < b. C. R r. s=a=l
at Public Sale. at Colura Oh Il1
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FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS.
w hite Blankets.

variety OF Goods at greatly reduced prices. A
items follows:
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FOR SALE ny ALL UAELERs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24
NOTES HERE AND THERE

1t is believed the Iowa hog crop will
exceed that of last year by 100000 head.
Williams, the new!y-elected senator
from Kentucky, wss formerly an Illinois
farmer near Bement.
The three states building the most
miles of railroad during 1877 are Iowa 1856
California 100. and Minnesota l72 miles.
The New York Herald is Impressed
with the thought that too much of the
corn product of this country is eaten from
TASKS
was lately injured by a fall, or some other
accident, in Kansas City, and is at present
laid by 10 New York.
The ferryboat and street cars will run
this evening for the accommodation of
those attending the performance of Romeo
and Juliet at the Burtis Opera House his
eUeniRg.
1t is remark Of the Yonkers Ga.
zette, that mo other girls nose itches SO
much as that of the one who wears a
diamond ring" No. but you may be sure
the other girl has an itching sensation
somewhere.
The alarm Of fire this afternoon at :
o'clock in Davenport was a fire in kuost
mann 4 Petersen's furniture factory or
the river bank near College Avenue. We
were unable to learn the extent Of the da
mage at the time the ARGUS went Il
press.
The two young men from Ohio, we
| refer to the two lawyers, have closed Their
| abuse of the English language at Dart.
Hall and departed for qreener fields The
temperance meetings will be continued, al
the same, however. This evening a Mr.
Campbell from Aledo who is accounted {
man of some ability and reputation as al
orator will speak.
The celebrated B, F. Allen Blanke
Mortgage case is being rapidly prepared
tor submission to Judges Dillon and Low
at Iowa City, February 5th. The Judge
have agreed to spend a month on it begin
ming at that date. The printed evidenc,
in the case makes nearly $500 pages anC
the briefs will be correspondingly volumin
Gus. 1t will necessitate the hiring of mel
to read the testimony 10 the court.
The clay model Of the statue O
Stephen A. Douglas, intended for thu
Illinois monument, has just been completed
BY the sculptor, Mr.. L. W. Volk, of Chicago
the designer of the Rock Island soldiers
monument. 1t will soon be cast in bronze
1t has been partly work of affection anC
gratitude with the artist, for he was Doug
las friend, and the Little Giant assisted
the struggling artist in his younger day.
to study abroad. The figure, which il
comparative modern dress, is said to b.
spirited and majestic
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24
Personal.

W, W. Warner, of Orion, at the Rock
Island House.
John S. Wood, deputy U. S. internal
ravenue collector is stopping at the Har-
per House.
John S. Clark, proprietor of the Mer-
chants Hotel, Peoria, at the Rock island
House to-day.
Geo. G. Smith, editor Of the Canabrido,
Chronicle, and wife were at the Rock
Island House to-day.
Chas. P. Raymond, agent for the Lottit
Combination was at the Harper to-day
lie billed the troupe in this city for Jan
3lst.
W. ii. II. Benyaurd of Memphis, Tenn.
was guest at the Harper to-day, H,
has charge Of the Mississippi river lm
provements.
Ii. Il. Wheeler, advance agent for Lev
Benedict's Minstrels was in the city to
DAY and registered at the Harper House
ana Is making arrangements for the an
pearance OF the troupe at Darts Hall
Thursday evening, Jan, 81. Mr.. Wheele
Is one OF the best theatrical agents on III,
road, and was here last fall with Kelly &
Leon. Everybody knows Lew Bened; >,
and OF course there will be full house,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

sSE@Bep, Keator has returned from
Iowa.
Ray%Tyo tramps were gathered into the
fold last evening,
sA-Ed. Knell and Ed. Seikman go to
Chicago tonight.
ssg-Hon. E. C. ModefwelI of Geneseo
was in the city to-day.
Rg4Ten or twelve persons arose at the
invitation given at the revival meeting last
evening.
RgThe parties who were going to
Hampton last evening backed out and
stayed at home.
19rElsine Oil-safest, cheapest. Once
you use it, you will use no other. For sale
at Pierce Bros
RN~Deacon Richards purchased an $500
Weber piano yesterday, A. M. Hubbard
selected and set it up for him.
HaHA physiognomist was about town
yesterday making considerable sport for
the boys and giving them good ADVICE,
BgThe lawyer mentioned in yester-
days ARGUS found Mr.. Swenson in town
last evening and got his money from him.
R9HThe chairs for Metropolitan Hall
have arrived but they are not what was
| ordered and we're returned to Chicago to-
day.
R9~A purple spot, apparently about
feet long and in width, in the eastern
sky attracted considerable attention about
10 o'clock last night,
RS~ Mr. Fisk is busy overhauling his
stock, selecting such as is suitablei for Mo.
fine trade, the balance will be shipped off
and sold for what it will bring.
RGW. III. Chase and Henry Fairclough
have called in the city council to settle a
dispute which arose between them in con-
sequnce of Chase having fenced up alley
to the disadvantage of Fairclough.
B9%The funeral of Mr.. Asmus Schmidt
| took place from D. Crossings residence al
2 clock to-day and was attended by the
Turner society in uniform and the mould
er's at Deere & Co.'S foundry, where Mr..
Schmidt formerly worked.
R9~They had little blaze, of but few
moments duration at the Moline Malleable
| Iron Works Yesterday, occasioned by tbs
explosion of a can of varnish which wal
| being warmed for use. Itwas extinguisheC
with few pals of water, but with FIVE mo-
ments start it would have demolished the
entire shops.
sg~A meeting will be held in The
lecture room of the Baptist church this
evening at s o'clock, having for its obiec
the organization of literary society, /
will be composed of school teachers, law
yers, high school pupils and business men
The idea of the projectors is to furnish
opportunities for development of menta
faculties and oratorical powers.
El~Last Monday the key was stolen ou
OF Kittleson's billiard hall door and OF
Tuesday morning when he opened the hal
much better fire was in the stove thar
when he left at II o'clock the night be
fore. Nothing was missed from the hall
and it is supposed that the parties who haC
the key only used it to make sleepin,
place on the billiard tables. The follow
| ing day the key was left in Mr.. Kittleson'
over coat pocket which was hanging in tn
room.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24
Shooting Match

The Geneseo Shooting Club, came down
to-day to contest the question of marks
manship with the Rock Island shootists.
1t is to be home and home match and
was arranged for seven on side, but two
of the Geneseo men were unable to come
to day so there will be but five. Following
are the Geneseo FIVE: H. M. Youngs.
Frank H. Macarthur, G. f. Youngs. n.
Doxey and c. B. Miller. The shooting
occurred to late for US to obtain the result
or score for to-night's issue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24
Election of Officers.

We learn from II. G. Quick of Cordova
who, By the way, is little slow in forward
ing the information that the Rock Island
County Agricultural Association of Coe
and Canoe Greek held their annual election
Of officers in Concert Hall in Hillsdale on
the first Saturday in January. The follow.
ing gentlemen were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
Presidential. D. Hauberg.s
Vice President-D NJ Martin
Treasurer-E. ?. Feaster.
Secretary-H. G. Quick.
Marshall. Liphardt.
Asst Marshal-Jarred Sexton.
Djrectors-Perry Henderson, WesIy
Cain, John Cain and George W. McMur-
ply.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-24

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING New
YoRK.-One of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and
others to stop at when in New York is the
Grand Union Hotel. nearly opposite the
Grand Central Depot, kept on the Euro
pean plan--you therefore only pay for
what you get. Everything is first class,
and prices moderate, adapted to the string
ency of the times, You save the expense
of carriage hire, and by leaving your bag
gage check on the counter of the Hotel,
your baggage will be delivered in your
rooms, ffteens minutes after the arrival
of the cars, free of expense. We advise
you to give the Grand Uuion trial.