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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
Democratic County Convention

The democratic electors of the several townships
Of the county OF Rock Island are requested TO meet
such times and places in their respective town
ships n their local committees may designate, for
the purpose of appointing delegates TO represent
SAID townships in a County Convention, to be hold
M tho lnnrt Hnuse in Rnck Island On
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
Friday, June %. 1878.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For State Treasurer,
EDWARD L. CRoNKRITEl
OF Stephenson.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL M. ETTER,
OF Mclean.
For Clerk Supreme Court-Northorn Grand
Division.
HIRAM r. EN0CH.
OF -Winnebago.
For Clerk Appellate Court-Second District
JAMES r. WASH,
OF Livingston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
Thursday,Auqus5 lstslS78

NJ O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for senator and candidates for represent
ative- for the 2lst senatorial district of Illinois
composed OF Rock Island and Henry counties, and
10 transact such other business shall properly
come before said committee.
The basis for representa- ion viii be one delegate
for every 80 votes, and additional delegate for
q fractional vote 100 votes cast for Samuel j.
Tilden for President in 1876, In acc ord with this
basis the representation ia said convention will be
a. follows:
Rock leland county.................. II Delegates
Henry County .,.............
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28

Elixir of Honey the greatest cough
medicine in the world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
DANIELS
Improved Foot Protector

Reasons why all should the Foot Protector;
Prevents Chilis and Fever; prevents Diptheria:
prevents Rheumatism; prevents sweating of the
Feet; prevents Cramps in the Feet prevents Corns,
vents taking Cold and the serious Ills which follow
colds, prevents fatigue and renders Walking a
pleasure. Saves more Hosiery than ten times the
cost of the Foot Protector saves stains from
stockings. thereby saving labor in washing.
They are economical, luxurious and comfortable
For Ladies and Children they are particularly rec
commended, for they Will often save SICKNESS result
ing from Damp Feet.
prietor. HARTFORD, Conn.
Sample pairs sent by mail, postage paid, to anv
part of the United states receipt OF Is cents or
pairs for 81. When ordering, please give size
Gent or Ladies' size.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
IT HAS NO EQUAL

Is Regulated In its action health is almost inyrria
bly, secured. Indigestion or want OF action in the
Liver causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundice,
Pain in the Shoulder, Cough, Dizziness.Sour Stom-
ach, bad taste in thu mouth, bilious attacks palpi
taon Of the hearf depression OF spirits or the blues
and hundred other symptoms. Simmons Liver
Regulator is the best remedy that has ever been
discovered for these ailments. 1t acts mildly, ef-
iectually, and being simple vegetable compound,
can do nc injury in any quantities that 1t may be
taken 1T il harmless in every way; it has been
used for forty years and hundreds from all parts of
the country will vouch for its virtues, viz: Hon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
LIVER REGULATOR

If YOU feel drowsy, debiiitated, have frequent
headache mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated. you suffering from torpid liver,
or ''bilousness' and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permautly as to
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28
Democratic Legislative and Senatorial
Convention,

Democrats and all others who subscribe to the
principles rs expressed in the Democratic State
platform adopted by the last Democratic State
Convention held at Springfield on the 11th day OF
April last are requested TO send delegates 20 a
legislative and senatorial convention to be held at
the city of Rock Island on
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28

90. -.... .-..-...-.lS
y. d. BUFOBD. Democratic
j. r, jon NsTON. Legislative
j. NJ. BROwS, Committee
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-28

Alexander 81. Ste
phens, of Georgia
Bishop Pierce of
Georgia; John Gill
Shorter,of Alabama
Gen. John b. Cor
, 1878-10-05

NaUyoo, Illinois, is beginning 10 suffer
for its forcible expulsion Of the Mormons
a generation ago. Mahala Houston,
daughter, of one of the saints killed at
the time, lays claim to 2 large part OF the
town, and to four Of the best farms in the
country With legal assistance she IS
preparing suits for the ejsctment OF
holders of the property in dispute and
the legal rights Of the Morinons to their
old homes are likely to be thoroughly
Yrutilat,I
, 1878-10-05

FINE PcIST oF LAw.-The excise law Of
New York is very stringent. and the sharpes.
lawyers have hitherto endeavurei IN vain 10
find or pick 4 lanp-hGle III i. under the IN
centive OF big fees. But AZ ex-iuI... named
DIttenhoefer, mas discovered the oren sesame
which. he is confident. VII enable his client
and all Others in the same coach 10 r,ass freely
through. As ovec five hundred persons are
under indictment, - awa.5 the et!icar- or
failure OF the new way out of an oil di.R-uI-
ty the trial case Viii be an event a. ,n,s,
Importance, and there is b;g money" in II
The law makes it 1 miSdemsauor for any r..-.
son to sell or give away hqgor on SUNDAY.
As beverage" The po;ut Is. that inaS
much as no landlord or saloon-keepsy either
sell or give away liquor, u, u lsr-rfys, there
can be no misdemeanor in his selling or civ.
ing as Elsor, which tits. It's sincularlv
small hole 10 squeeze through, but in view
OF the less than cambric needle eve-hol.s an5
points OF law which have been a. one tim.
and another found small enough tn Lot =
client through or 20 give escape 70 : ros-Ia
the army OF five hundred defendants unIer
indictment for violation of the New York ay-
eiSe law may find it ample for their purpose.
, 1878-10-05

An ENLISTMENT LhGoE SCTEWE.-A dis
patch from Washington, says: \ new as
sociatlon IS forming here known Is the en-
listed labor association. Il is proposed u
urge upon cooLreSS the passage of = law by
which lo0.o00 volunteers NAV be enlisted
for five Years, for military AMI agricultural
purposes, on areserta;ion OF the government.
Twelve skilled mechanics or artisans are 70
be IN each company. and one regiment of
each corps is to be Of engineers exclusively.
As soon rs l0000 men shall be enlisted they
shall be sent to 4 reservation. and upon their
arrival shall lay cut 4 city aud begin tie
erection of suitable quarters for permanent
settlement, preparing ground ior agricultural
purposes, and developing the mineral rs~a,sr.
ces Of the country. Eic.i corf1o is IN he fur.
nlShed 5y the government with seeds. stock.
farming implements and fools Volunteer.
are 20 receive the sane pay aS regular soldiers.
and ever person 50 euliSting shall. upar
honorable discharge, be entitled 10 a patent
for 100 acres OF lald, IS now provided f.!
by the homestead act, cs 20 one LOT within III,
limits OF the city. as ne NAV elect. Ever,
alternate lot is to be reserved - the C4;tet
States.
, 1878-10-05
sar- -.aI.

SCoTr- -GwINN.- Septealber29th, 1873, at
the residence of John Scott, by Rev. ID. Z.
ToUer, " J. Scott and Susan T. Gwinn-
MAHAR-ScoTr.-O September 2@th, 1873
at the resii..cc OF John Scott, by Rev. D. +.
Tower, william II. .Iahar and Minerva \
Scott, all Of Walla Walla county.
HURB,EJ.-IAGEIys.-In this city, October LIST,
ISIS. by J D. Iamaa, J. p, Andrew J. Hubbar,;
and ClroI line Larkus. all OF this county.
Irr,rp- -SrxG-In this city. Octu'er lst, lS.S. by
Rev. Father Thomas Duff John Lump and jose
phiue Se:s, all of this county
SCr,RFE-S SIxaN-At Reynolds Mil, September
AatI, lST2 bv the Rev. Wrn. g. simpson, George "
sShs.rer and Emil J. Nixon, all oftbis county
S,uxurEs- -PFTTTDoSE In this CITY, OctHter 81.
ISIS by O. p Lacy, J. P, Franklin !. Saunders and
Emma g. Pettyboue, ali OF tbs county.
MAsKEf Y,;r-D.yIs-In rhis city, October 81. ISIS
iv o. p Lacy J. P, William Maskelyne ami RCs:
Davis all OF this city
Trims -KSICIsT--C October 81 1873, hy II. " Holgis,
J. p FoEey y. TUbbS and Hu!dah \. Knight, Al! oi
Ma.ia ~allI cGunty-
, 1878-10-05
.ghc Democratic Ticket.

The ticket, rs placed III nomination Dy
the democratic convention, Is announced
elsewhere Many of the nominations are
excellent, and could scarcely be improved
upon. Others are objected to, bat the
fault finders should remember that none
Of the works Of man are perfect, and
whenever The candidate fails TO come up
t. IL II expectation, they shonid accept
the charitable construction that the mem-
bers of the contention acted for what
they deemed The best The special Oh
lection to the ticket IS that too many old
political hacks have places upon IL. This
IS true, but It MAS impossible for the bet
ter and well meaning members Of tie con
veDtion to prevent these oldveterdna from
coming to the front. Politics, IN great
measure, Is a trade, and the men who
know hos TO manipulate the primaries
are almost sure to CARY off tie h9nors.
This, doubtless, IS unfortunate, bur there
Is an old sayin5 that ''y.hat cant be
heIp.d. must Lo endured, and So the
convention having placed the ticket IN
the field, The better plan VIII he fuc
democrats 10 vote it, and Trust IT, time -
cure the evil. The government, state
and national, is soon 10 pass Under the
control Of democrats, and ;his is Eo tine
10 divide upon side issues, or quarrel over
mon. 10 keep Walla Nalla under demo
cratic control is mach more important
tlan that this man or The other should
Mold tie Offices. and hence our advice to
democrats, So far is possible, is 10 sup
port the ticket. We can give this ad-
vice with all The better grace for the rea-
SON that many cf our personal enemies
:Ie Oh he ticbot-men Who have not
hesitated to use fair means Or foul To
break rs down, and who two years
ago even went So fer Is to rs; The
party patronage to sGjsijize loca!
press against Us, and With treason i'll
their keart5 sought to stab us i'll the back.
Some Of these meu now have places upon
The Democratic tic!.et, and scolning their
mca4ncss Ne forgive their tgeachery, and
asl, cur Democratic friends 10 give tiiem
, 1878-10-05

PorNTING ! MoEN.-The Chicago Tp'.'-
Oceaa speaks approyingly Of the Law of that
state which allows women to b. admitted rs
practitioners of the law In referring TO the
first instance OF a woman taking advantage
of the privilege, the Ia'1-Oc.7n thinks the
opportunity favorable to indie adeprecatory
remark As scrt Of moral, wh;vh il believes
applicable To certain class OF Young men
1t says alluding directly - the lady il qucs-
tion: She Is themo,Acr of i;ye children, and
during the period OF her study attended 20
her family and did her OWN loeslwoy,, IN
assisted. This history Is whole volume ,i
advice 10 hundreds of Young mes, who a.aa,.,,
and groan because The: have NOT got 81
means to acquire m education. 1t Is No.,
money they need-it Is the pluck ana y:cr',,. ne.
Of 4 woman Ike MIS- Folt2. The New y, i,
UOrH has a half-eolurns article spccu'as...",,
on the probable outcome % almitt!ur wa,,-5,
to the bar, taking thc case Of Mis-. Fol.l f1r
its text. ~
, 1878-10-05

TIE CAE:>~r * the C-IrHL>E TE.agy.-
In the course Of his Remarks II the state
capital, recently. oH lie occasion of IL re-
ception there 10y eo,rr,,r levin, pastf..,,,,-...
general X, s,..,,i Ia, -. ia. Is aaa tine
majority Z: his c..biurt are IA iaTor ui .
modification ot The Eurlins game Treaty IA ,he
interest o( our own people, and 'hat steps 20
that end viii bc soo: taken. !ia arrival oi
the Chinese embassy q. Washington naA
been awaited, Ter tbs rug!es,, aHI Eaw thai
Chan Ian Pin and his suite haze r.4el,i the
federal capital, tie suhiec- w.I /. ;..ei. al
hand, SO la-as the ADMINISTRATORS Is concerned
Inaimuch rs ths P1s.mas ;-~--yuc.I stats
that the majority 81 the cabinet favor III,
modification, 1t Is inlc,,h.o tha; some oi the
members do not. Ii woald b, interesting 10
the people to learn which Of the members
oppose it II there are any JLaaphobis;s
in that body the pull!e ought to huow the
fact. John Sherman, dca5.!-ss. j., but wLa
else?
, 1878-10-05

Gr>. JAMES SHIELDS, The ex-senator fron
Two states, and . hero oi two w.rs, who. in
hi5 Old AMI dccrep.i az had hard time to
secure a pension Of 500 icr month FROM 4
patriotic congress, delivered az address for
charitable purposes IL t.Aciana,ia GA tie
evening Of the 9s.h Ult, and the reception
he received in that city was WORTHY g. the
great chie!tain The ma,or, tie cy,M,ii.
civil and military organizations AMI people
Of al! classes assembled TO do Lin honor, and
the freedom aa,l inequalities d the city were
formally rendered h.n II meeting j.. the
coEncII cLamL.r.
, 1878-10-05

SENATOR MITCHELL is :. endorsed ii last.
But he had to go to Idaho to lind somebody
who could appreciate his grea; achievements.
The other day the republican convention OF
that territory resolved that 1t Appreciated
lis efforts in opening the Columbia rlver and
obtaining railroad communication through
Idaho 10 the Union Pacific. Il Is pity
that his Oregon constituents have had 10
knowledge that he has done these great
Things Should they ever find it out they
will certainly make a note Of -OrJ0aian-
, 1878-10-05

THERE are forty thousand Germans in
San Francisco, and thirty thousand more
IN the states End territories Of the Pacific
coast. They take an active interest in
politics and in stock speculation. There
are two daily newspapers published IN
German N the California metropolis, and
five weeblies, two OF them illustrated
: large proPortiono OF the German element
Is devoted II agriculture and stock-rais-
lngs, and many lead 4 seafaring lie. Most
Of the trade with the Mexican coast, and
much of the bay and Sacramento river
trade. IS in the Lands Of German ship
owners and shipping and commission
agents.
, 1878-10-05

GEx. BrISHIN estimates that there are 10"
~ -29 Indians on reservations IN Dakota,
Nebraska. Wisconsin, Michigan. Wyoming,
Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Idaho. Oregon
and Washington. They occupy %, 1"I,3@3
acres OF land. winch hc WouM open 10 srtt!c-
ment BY removing the Indians - Ferma-
nent Indian territory Eosth Of t.e Missouri
and Columbia rlKers.
, 1878-10-05

THE attempt Just made TO clean the
streets OF Washington, developed a
curious fraud-one Of the numerous evil
ieJaeies Of the ring that formerly ruled
that CITY. Il appears that a lumber Of
seHer-traps We're built by eoauactors-
ani paid for, Of course-but no connec-
ions with sewers were made. The sew
age finding its way II these traps re-
NAMED there, fostering in the sun,
poisoning the atmosphere, and inviting
pestllence. That the city has thus far
escaped must be considered marvel
under the circumstances.
, 1878-10-05

TEo~ 70 HIsrosE oF rH& A@*.-Gcn.
i;rishia, who has been studying the !ndian
problem estimates tire number of a5origineS
lor.A oi he tie Union a&d Central Pacific
railroads ou reservations. at -, 10. OF
these =. $50 are nlaies, and Is, ,Si3 females
- thinks they shoail all be settled per
.a.,l.eli,,y JyyoBG .le Missouri AMI c"!ua.hil
gi,-rs, while the Indians south of the rai!-
road shoEld bs settled IN the Indian territory
bY SalA .qIqvyal ahcut ic1, $50, co aces ..
ial.d would - a'sig,' s:i ~ So .ieilel'J. me
re-ia4 {, which Gcuglal Hsiebin proposes 10
sc4I tie indians, he a!l.ess 70 be the h,s5
g.suc region Ici- Il The the United States
territories, and that Wi! last b. ea-rua-Ael
upon by white settlers. lie says that rc-
iHuval vaU.G 10 eco@oE;cal Tor tie country,
because, by the use Of the Missouri river
supplies could le readily sent tothe reserCa-
t:".s. and that II woyid ;!~o BE for t.3e &,i-
.angaze Il the Indians. the L.. . being rre-
ierablv IN every respect "a those ta"y no"
occupy. The Indian bureau, would da U,!'
te consider now much a; I.raciic..lii:iy a.:d
COED sense there i i'll tbs 4i.!ce.
, 1878-10-05

THE Nevada DGuogEirS- Tie democrats
of Nevada have nominated i:r;.,iicy for"oy,r-
nor and v. Z. +. Deal .orcougrsss. Esad!cy $
reelection is regarded . a pretty certain,
but as the present congressman IS rcPubi-
can, Deals chance Is not considered SO good
The platform calls for gold aud silver a. the
only legal tenders, and grccaJac!.s IN the
place Of national bank nu.ls.
, 1878-10-05

SENAror PATTERSON says he is not 4 hit
afraid Of arrest in South Carolina, bu: has
no business there just It present, and That IS
Why he is doi@:u4 tle constable Ingenious,
but very thin. iic says tie republican party
IN South Carolina Is clsaa gone forever
Iiayes;su h:!lcd il. When his scr.n expires
hc propose; 90 li-.atc aad settle down in =
new place, AID IS locking igr farm property
III PcnnSylYa.ia
, 1878-10-05

PARTIES ~ NEW EoEK.-Thcre is very
little difference between the financial r,alis
Of the republican and Jealycrl,ie Parties in
New York T!.e former stands 'unaltarabiv
fyr the constitutional principles Of hard
money" and insists that = the greenback
sl:l! be made rs good - honest CON" The
lat;er declares gold and silves coin and
paper convertible imto coin at the vii Of the
ho!ler, the only proper Currency" 1t also
declares fer steady step toward specie pay
ments. and the honest payment Of the pub
lic deh,' The green5aci party t;nd 10
sympathy in either oi thcSeIlatforms. There
in no invitation 20 affiliate. Conkling
was the master spirjJ OF the one, aud Tildea
Of the other. The only contest Oh financial
| issues hytween the two was to see which
coUld be the mere emphatic in fav.r OF kagd
money.
, 1878-10-05

SENATOR McDoNALu"i Indiana, rrPrcscH-
tatiyes Tucker and Hunter OF Virginia,
and Banning OF Ohio. VII 90 To South Car
olIna and stump that state lcrthe democratic
cause. There IS = probability that the ridl,
Gals viii carry several Of tie consre> iona.
districts. and hence the services ot these
gentlemen III the campaign
, 1878-10-05

The CnEEk.-The editor of the PlaiR-
Iea'er makes 4 suggc stion to Gov Stone,
Of Missouri, that It would have been bet
ter To have cleaned the streets OF the
stricken cities Of everything offensive III
stead # now Offering prayer 10 God for
deliverance. We have 10 doubt the GOV
tynor would recall his proclamation if
some ole would forward him copy Of
that paper containing the suggestion.
, 1878-10-05

! PLAGUE AaioyG THE Ho.sEs-SJyF tae
Itrjl,js N,,.b Ei.a.pr;>a: \ lssease called
the farcy, which is disease Of the blood,
allied to the G!4aders, Is eau~in.. the death
Of .nany v@lua5ie horses in and abau. rraeI,ce
Meadows. During The past ;our ,,ays Breed
& Crosby Of this city have lost work horses
to tia :aluc Of $1,000 that We're turned out
10 pasture at Glendale In the last week
abou5 iorsy horses have died OF the disease
IL the localities mentioned. Some alin.ais
have as, Iicd up III the mountains pasture
ranges. Itis said that the blood Of The am
mails appear "a turn to water. This Fr,ducss
q species Of iropsy IL and about the breast
and neck. 10 tap Inc sic, anima!sk.ils ,hem
The ..uimals die SO easit; that they seem 90
ing % sleep. Owing % tAei, blood lJriiug
u water hey arc ,Oo weak u d. ai,h a
struggle.
, 1878-10-05

TIE new electric light that has been
substituted fog street lamps i'll London,
Pari, and other large cities iii Europe Is Il
great success. One lamp operated by this
ne~' process is equal TO six ordinary gas
lamps i'll bril!iancy, and its general intro
duction is only matter OF time. Ii IS
not true that our city council Is ncgot:tt
ing for the introduction here OF the inno
i.ittnl
, 1878-10-05

New HAMPSHIRE has q curiosity that
should be exhibited at Paris. Il is IL the
shape or man named Jacob Adams. He
was a member of the legislature bat was
only present seven days, and only drew
twenty-one dollars for his services. He vas
entitled to s. a day Tor the session, but
would take no more than he actually earned.
, 1878-10-05
Eus.NESS NE5YICEs.

LI;ER Is K!yG-The liver is tn" imperial
organ Of the who'll hu'na-systsIa, a It controls
The life health sni halFiness = man. Whom
it * disturbed n It. proper action, all kinds OF
ailments ale the Eayai.ti result. The DIGESTION
cf food. the movements Of the heart aEd blood,
the action e the brain ana nervous system,
arcaG imar iiately CONNECTED vita tie workings
of the liver. Il has been successfully proved
that Green's August Flower Is Unequalied in
curing a!l persons afflicted with dyspepsia or
liver complaint. and ali lie numerous Symp-
.oms that result fro.a m unhealthy condition
OF the liver and stomach Sample bottles ID
tgg. 70 cents. Positively sold inali towns On the
Western Continent Three doses viii prove
that i IS Just what You want
, 1878-10-05

TuE Albany Deaoc1ai says: Wheat
dealers ia:orm us thar telegram IS no1 nearly
all ~, and it Is found thai the crop is some
y IA; shorJ. the qualify Is fUliy up TO the
general aTerage, III is.ct Il never WAS better; !;
which makes up to somo cAt-n. for the lack
OF nlLant.tY.
, 1878-10-05

MARRIED CHINAMiN.-In Chicago, on
Friday Of last week, a white grl aged fifteen
years, WAS boand Ii the bonds OF matr,mony
with :. pig tailcdson Of the iiowery kingdom.
surely the girls OF the city Of elopernents
and divorces are getting to have very de-
prayod tastes, or are terribly hard up for
husbands, with suitofs remarkably scarce.
But then Chicago Is situated nearer where
the e4paiity-of-al!-men idea prevails more
than on this coast.
, 1878-10-05

TEE six Chinese companies which manage
the business OF the celestial inhabitants oE
San Francisco claim that Tie Chinese lahorcr
makes III thai city, from twenty tive TO forty
dollars = month, and docs Eot intenG to 50
10 the Atlantic coast, nor anywhere else.
, 1878-10-05

SEVEN robbers recently Went to Carl
boo, about forty miles fco!a S-ld4 Sl.l;iiil.S. :.
N Iu,.:sy -te.-:ss. ; ,-.e-ser- Io"k nom The
miners gold dust to the value Of about
sI6,Go3. They also captured several
horses.
, 1878-10-05

AUsrI,;, the dead tax collector, seernS II
have iett very i,tlle hoEi@d him. His brother
ryii"qais&cs his right - next Of kin to al
minister On lis estate aiii ;.sls tia- al
ADMINISTRATION ba appointed
, 1878-10-05

ANOTHER BEEchER Madison, Gonnectl-
cut Is agitated by Il murder case Of uMusUa!
brutality. Weallude 10 the trial Of Eev. Il.
H. Hayden fog th2 :uaF,,,r OF iiary Stannard.
1!r. Hayden, It minister Of The gospel and lac
father of a large family, is accused Of MURDER
ing III cold blood a beautiful, young WOMAN
named Mary Stannard, whom ii is alleged lie
had ruined and then murdered % hide the
evidence Of his guilt The evidence which
IS circGmstaGt!Sl IS powerful and convincing.
, 1878-10-05
GREAT BARGAINS
FOR THE
2 ALL II H a ID Z :.

HtASHMERES, WGOLEN FLANELS.
u Alpacas, Opera Flanneis, Sheeting OF all
kinds. All Goods at LESS THAN COsT for the
next sixty days
Fine Shawls and CashuereS, OF al co!ors.
TheSe goods were bought very cheap and are
to be sold at bottom prices.
J. BLOOM.
SJSm Next door 10 City Hall
, 1878-10-05

! sale Of 5000 Pounis Of Oregon wool
WAS ELECTED in san Ffanciso on tLc llth of
last month AZ u cents per p9g..d.
, 1878-10-05

Sl,IgEl fAEp, 4 somewhat noted poii;i-
e!..a, " ao yvas once governor Of Idaho, dl-i
. Baton Rouge oi yellow ic-cr, so.:c d@ys
29a.
, 1878-10-05

THE supreme court oi Brush Columbia
has decided, that the Chis,1se tax lax 3 AZ
constitutional!
, 1878-10-05
sssf-:s.

SHFPHEED.-In Albany. OREGON, st the residence
OF Coll Van Cleye, Miss Iuu Bell, youngest
daughter @: 5. II and T.. C. Shepherd, OF Baker
C.,y. Oregon. aged 70 years and 1 months, OF dIph
ttsgi;.