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Hig Snakes in Vermont.

Some six years ago n menagerie OF Wild anil
mas came through klchmond, and broke down bridge
about mile east o the village. At the time hume ruus
reports were ahoat that their large snakes had
got away lew days ago William Fields A truthlul
sober man was ON the farm of Jonathan Fay close Nv
the railroad and Was startled bY seeing two large
inll ;k lre' long and when they hun they raised
tongues They were as large Hs his arm MI Fi"iis
did not stop To- interview them Dr. bromley lew daVs
ago. when driving through the Jonathan Fay farm
lhoughl ne saw rail across the road THIS proved TO b.
The doctor thinks II was ten feet long Mr. Fay's man
have found snake skin ten twelve feet long suppo.ed
To be shed by monster snake IL Is certain that thore
are two monstAr rsnulAs aud nrohAhlv thrsa
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A New EngInnd IdYl.

The shades " night were falling fast,
A. toward the South End swiftly passed
man WHO drove rs II insane
And yelled aloud with might and main.
whoa, Emmat
Ills feet were hraccd against the fender;
The people said, "lle's son bcnder,n
Ana sui the old plug madly went
And wouldn't mind linn worth cent
Whoa. Enmal
" Hold uph cried out maiden fair,
" And take me out to Egluston square"
nut though he never answered No.
lie Kept on holenng Whoa, whoa whoa
Whoa, Emma
"old man, old man, p'liceman said,
Hold up. or you will crack your head
The streets dug up ten rods before
but he only shouted all the more,
Whoa, kmmai
The hole In the street now came In SIGHT
Already II WAS dark as night
Tue old man pulled, but the horse wouldn't STE
Aud soon they both were on their bier.
Whoa Emmal
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That il is less blessed to receive than Ia give
was never moro My illustrated than IN the cuso u
nation Of Opera House stock 20 Miss Ete kllsler twV
years by some friends who had Thought but VI
hrnenung Miss Efc TMuur three eight shares
Of lhs stock OF NE opera House Company waH PIE
scented to Miss Inf by two friends since the iH-
IRE OF the company Al assessment has been ordered and
among others Miss Ellie wa called upon 10 pay portVn
o THE losses IN this theatre amer her father had already
deposited and lost nearly everything Unwilling And
unable 10 pay the amount she Obliged To decline.
Whereupon. within lew davs the receiver Of the old
company has nouned her that unless by the 32d inst she
shall settle tile charge against her stock he will be COM
PEELED TO levy upon her personal property. wArdrVVe,
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A F''h Hawk Capture. n Golden rs.ss

so n Inshing hawk. from great height. pounced
81 yesterday into the bosom Of Druid lake anJ hr
dTonnsn f ptl<r, which however for some reason il
before getting lar beyond lie boundaries Of ib
folder ~ nsn proved 70 be very fine sample of ths
Sbis Ak o~ 70 great size. and much esteemed Az a
ssna Vas about foot long, and would probably
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LETTERS from SHiRER ELDERS.



40
u 0hprV tllhc slhco l wrote To tho cor
responding 'lu'IS OF Inc several shaker COM
muntics. with view of nscortniuin, ,ch,,hcr
now candidates Tor membership wero ucpcutrd
and what v,r.. Tim u,.,..e.,,. ,,,,..i,,,..,,.
rD,ry ,.rs ,,r'.,,'',,. ..,'',' lU'''''y",'' Ms
Here are a few of the SAMPLES.
t.'..,,, ms ,"h' rom south unioh'
'"""" '""iiy' ny u runs as follows:
. t'''tth HltNu Your letter OF inquiry concerning
Hh'hcti.m ts hHnl'd tonne ~ answer iuatw words
w. '' y" ' ".""rts o Jr-u. tiri't. md havc gs.u
'ui our .atH'ipu We Ap 100 the Nufk 90 rcecnerstion
LNint H'c. ~NIl. ia..', ". tive 90. o c,.uuunlt,.
nn,.- 10. in'ns. in n.. IT, NE u' rm W. 'hp-
ia'a r,' .. r !,',. g' ,. M N, 9 A.,
.a.o dveina-n r.,u',i .u"i .ido .ui tNc iii. p.
,t, ','.. I.,ii ~ ' ,u, !, ID '.', i ,',,n
cNfs.',, t., .i,. b u. ,.U.f MI al ttt,,
Ou u... n.it .,. .t ti D., .l.Lrr. ana, A.. I..i ,.
ul .lis.u.. ii.. Nr b. ,c,,' lnt n"ic va N,ti".
vI, hc uOt 100 tl.luN ta, I.inn Wut.,l.,,,,r be-
l.r tn. $50, f,.,...t... BE-, .., 3D. i.f f' ...,,, .
lai 4, mn., lr..,i i,- ~ c.n w,Io',,,, .., k',..
,i,'t ti" ''" ,,f ,hr. F. 30. n'f i"' nia, 1000
,.ic iumau ili. 3, Ir. ih, ..h,it,l. ,i.,r. l,,,
e n-oI., oa,. ai So o., sic'D"t TO- r,arn ,o.or
rr,,t,c ,r n.ia ",,, , ti....,," 'i i w.
witu Cd ..iin. Of D.. ,.roi.,. t.r .,.r,, .i n ,i.
w ,.u t a. 'W '' 9 " 'i'N'. ".'l
i. ..,i i,,t, ., ', lu,t aye l'
s s'",-' sr ,,.. 'n. sr len '.c '9e
eaa a.l l.. 'or te ,a,'.s-. d. u,e ia.' i. .,'r
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TIL" scribe FOR the South family Of Shakers
~ AyrrJuu wrote.

ll.urH- t.lI.r M, I.Dt ,N t,'.. .ir ,,,.. ''''
IIr lu.urIHl'. 5000 l.. fur mf, Doe r..iI. ..r.i
fum oll I.il..n's Wni,, uur Ni'r pat.r nI.,.l the
N.i.f. pri'.u Of A.Iny fur mas t.f.f. Ton .ir
contains NOON tu, To- i4,. u4rn fnt DO .ttI . ~ i.. .
Ilrtt rur Dl.,. Aurtri.si manner t.i M f..t 1
thuk Och t4.li 90 .our .ll ui ur i...f.. A.fr a'..
uN- ape 90 .ut.-,Ht lift..Dr 81 ,uur-tf 1ui every
otlrr soul g. irrrt GOA. IIl 40 ,.uf lI.. Ana am
.Y,tr.' u,.I..... W.|t,. t....-....l N '.' ' IT
atfort r.nl,r h.nt .rcIu i l..,cr.i .,..,css To-
sUUh inquirer.
ft.Ual. it pursuits tNl moan what luanI.. t..rt %
sH'. ior sale would -al if.otl rUHtH d. f ii...f.
tnAnN other nrfaut l.Afi.r. intervene IUfu. tNe
,Huer. nut lraiN uaaf. l.caril,l 900 at 40 oi. i.
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ki,"tTtn fH. su. Your uu'. Itut hand The hest way
tphtcuuu- Your nl coz NDuid i Co got u the Harlem
cars with uckcttor Sew Lehauuu depot within one
ullr oi tr North Family 90 Shakers. where reside
braucl,s
grows uut COL 10 spontaneously.
WIZ us raunuHllsm and science Aul religion are all
one. krspecuuly p " EvANs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04
The OREGON ELECTION.

Returns from the Oregon election,
which was held, yesterday, come in
slowly. The count was not completed
IN Portland at q late hour this morning.
and it, will be several days before the
full returns from the interior of the
State are received. There were three
State tickets in. the faid. and in some
counties Ave tickets for, local officers.
Old party lines are almost obliterated.
and in Eastern Oregon. heretoferesthe
stronghold. of the Democracy, the
Union Sentinel and Bedrock Democrat,
the leading Democratic papers. not
only refused to support certain candi.
dates on the State ticket. but waxred
against them unrelentingly and unceas.
iDgly. 1t the Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer is not the worst beaten
man that ever ran for Office in the State.
il is not the fault of the Democratic
papers, They accused him. OF being
thetool ota corrupt and selfish Clique
which. By adrait manipulation, got his
name on the ticket. Owing to the mnl-
hplicitg oflickets and candidates in the
held. the result cannot yet be even con-
iectared, much less stated with any de-
gree of certainty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04

Ceptain @. q. Warner, who served as
Adjatant in the, Nevada Volunteers
during the Indian war OF 1865. having
beea credited with the discovery Of In
dependence Valley. by, the Times
Review, writes to that paper; letter of
explanation on the subject. He says
che valley was discovered on the 4th of
July. 1865. by Lieutenant Colonel
Charles MoDermit, who lost his life
s<agically in that Indian campaign.
The command desired to name the
valley after their much beloved Colonel,
bat he positively objected, and it. was
named Independence" in honor of
the day on which it was discovered.
Tue desire that something in the
vicinity should bear the Colonel's name
was such that the highest peak of the
Banner Range was named. McDermit
without asking his. consent. Captain
Warner promises. to give the Times
Review some extracts from his note
book pertaining to the valley and the
country through which the volunteers
travelled
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OPPOSED IT'D THE INvESYHGA.
4---- TION. -.'

The New York Sun charges that all
che Democratic candidates for the
Presidency, who are in the Senate or
Mouse. or are represented there by
Seiends. are opposed to investigating
the alleged frauds 10 Florida and Lou
isiana, because they think the agitation
may result In the nomination of Tilden
in 1850. There are a dozen Of these as
pirants, and they and their friends are
secretly doing all in their power to pre-
vent any disclosures being made which
will enhance Tilden's chances or dis
turb the title of Hayes. It is qpi,e
probable that Blaine knew the senti.
ments OF both parties in the House on
the frauds investigation, and stated
them correctly when he said that sit
was certainly most novel and curious
spectacle to see on the one side more
thsnks hundred Democrats fghtir E
soiidly together for q purpose which at
least one halt Of them were opposed to
at heart. and.on the other SIDE more
than hundred Republicans fighting IL
solidly against thing which at least
half of. them secretly favored, and
hoped would succeed.
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IN MEMORIAM.

HALL OF BUzNA ytsRAA LODGE, No> IL,
@sA "a I. o. o.. +.
UEIoNvILLE, New, June / 1878.
N. g.. v. g., and Officers and Brothers.
Your Committee ON Resolutions in regard to
the death OF Brother N. Donley who departed
this life May 9Th, 1873, beg leave to report as
follows:
WHEREAS, He was jealous and active Odd
Fellow, entertaining and exhibiting Q deep
and abiding interest in the welfare and pros
perity Of our beloved Order wherever our
covenanted circle Of Friendship, Love and
Truth extends; therefore be it s
RESOLVED, That by the death VI. Brother
Donley the independent Order OF Odd Fellows
has suffered the loss Of true, faithful and
energetic eo-worker and friend;
RESOLVED, ThLt while we most sincerely
mourn his loss We mourn not ss those with
out hope" Tor while We mingle our sympa-
thies and tears with those Of has brethren, and
tender our heartfelt condolene5 to his
kindred, yet we bow in submission to the be-
hest of the supreme Grand Master in the COM
forting assurance that "He doeth all things
" ell" i. x. BANKS,
Thus. j. HADLEY,
I A. DAVIDSON.
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Buggies anc Saddle Horses.
can always be had at my Stables in MIL
OlfY. Especial care will be taken Of transient,
stock. GEO. a. MILlAER
'Unjonville. January 1. 1878. 81 F-I' "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04

EASTERN DISPATCHES
The News York Tribune's Opinion
OF Anderson. zass-eassss,

f,.t-Fa CHICAGO, Juna 3.
The Tribune publishes the following
editorial this morning: 1T is petty
dear from. Anderson's statement that
he had entered into a bargain with. the
Democrats to let them capture the Re-
publican stronghold of East Feliciana.
The registration Of the parish was 2. 12z
Republicans and 1,O04 Democrats.
Anderson managed matters in such q
way that not single Republican vote
was returned, while the l.004 Demo-
Gratis were allowed to cast nearly two
votes each. or 1886 for Tllden and the
whole Democratic ticket. The traitor
GUS sconndrel afterwards weakened,
not having moral courage enough to
carry the rascality through. but entered
into mild protest against the, frauds,
and certified that the election was not
fair-immediately demanding an Office.
for not sticking to his bargain with the
bulldosers, whereby they were to have
1,736 majority fon Iilden in q county
which was Republican by more than
twoeto one. He fat cheated the Re-
publicans out of their legitimate l. 100
majority in the parish. and then de-
prived the Democrats of their bogus
majority of !, 736. and for the latter ser
vice bounded Stanley Matthews for
Office. Such is the performance of the
scoundsel on whom Potter leans to
GUST Hayes and seat Tilden.
The Chinese Q.ae.tion I'm Coneress.
WASHINGTON. June 3.
The nsarapproach of the final ad-
journmsnt almost preeludes the posi-
bility Of there being any call of the
House COMMITTEE on Education and
Labor for report this session. Repre-
sentatives Davis and Page have therc.
fore. after consultation with the com.
mittee, arranged to make an effort to
secure early action by the House on
the Chinese question in the following
manner: They are both on the Speak
er's list for recognition to make each
one motion to suspend the rules for
any purpose they may indicate when
their respective turn occurs. Such
motions are In order every Mon.
day, and also at any time during the
last six days of the session. Hence
Page and Davis are certain to obtain
the floor before adjournment. and it is
agreed that Page. whose turn comes
first, shall move the passage OF the bill
adopted by the committee, prohibiting
the admission of more than fifteen
Mongolians on any one vessel, and
whether or not this motion prevails.
Davis will subsequently move concur.
renee In the Senate resolution, which.
declares In substance, that the treaty
provisions permitting unlimited Chin.
csc Immigration airs unwisa, and
should be modified. There ia good
reason to expect that. a.two.third vote
can DO obtained ia tha House for the
passage OF both the bill and the concur
rent resolution. rlYrg
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q CARD.

To sll who are suffering from thserToss ana
Indiscretions Of yeuAir, nervous weehnes.s.s
early, dssay, loss Of manhood, etc.. l. VIII
send recipe that will care yoa, FREk VI
ChARAE, This great remsAy wss discossreo
by missionary in, 5GatA AuAsriea- Send :
self Addressed sAveAopsAs tkasaav1 JasErn
tlshkARa astation. ID lBible HeussNsMs xas4
iNty,As.y s'1r"f hF6sn+r0 sfsiVFr1N @ss1s1
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HALL OF BUENA yfsrAA LODGE, No> Al,
asA "a 4. o. o.. F.
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$40 REWARD.

SfkAEED from Dun. GLEN Canyon onsthe
- nigha OF May 9th, two horses, one bisck.
the other brown: branded &c j" on Ieft
flank. The above reward. will hs paid fDr the
recovery OF the horses. Send Information ~
the uhdersigned 1t Mill oity.
tLM aaa tna i.lR old JAMES 4OULDy
!, NIL Oitxs May II, 1884,. ,souu brs 1iws,c
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lowered Immediately on the vessels
striking. and Ire women and children
were first embarked. The Captain was
the last to leave the vessel. Ths pas.
sengers remained on the Saltees ratil
Sunday morning..
Asairs ia the Argentias Repabass.
NRw YeRx, June 3,
The Panama steamer brings dates to
the 3d. The news is generally unim-
portant. From Chile ii is stated that
the Argentine question is not settled.
and is likely to lead 10 was. The ChA-
can Minister b s been recalled, as alb.
his propositions for settlement have
been pererspsorily rejected by the Gov.
eminent of the Argentine Republic,
Annexed 10 Greece. A & !
. LONDON, Jane 3.
A Pera correspondent states that the
Porte has informed England and Rus.
STA that it has agreed that Thessally,
Epirus and Crete shall be annexed to
Greece, and that all the Turkish Prov
inces shall be made autonomous.
An Expls nation Demanded.
LONDON, June 3.
ATurkish officer has gone to San
Stefano' to demand an explanation of
the recent suspicious movements. All.
the Tarkish commanders have been
ordered to be in readiness,to ,esnm1
hostilities.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04

AYoUsa man named Albert Adams.
who had been engaged in the Appeal
Office at Carson, was killed by music
teacher named r. Clark, last Sunday
afternoon. Tha boys had annoyed
CLARK by calling, him names. and he
caned younger brother of Adams.
Adams demonstrated with him for chas.
tising his brother SO Severely, and Clark
shot. ham through the heart. CLARK
was arrested and hurried to jail to- save
him from being lynched.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04

AsEoUEL of the rather inglorious lion
aud bull fights IN Texas was q Sheriff's
sale of the beasts aud their. cages. The
sAAsrpriss was financially o failure.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04

REST business you can engage In. rs 70
Hao 80 per dsy made by any. worker of
either sen, right iEstheir own localities. Par.
acuiars and SAMPLES worth IS Free. Improve
your spaEestime al this, business. Adaresa
Aslsa0as 20, eaztfandA N&nA.s IN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-06-04

EApERoR MILLIAM was shot at last
8anday by DIR. Nobelisg. Sosisiist,
asd received thirty buckshQt il. his aFu
aRd haa1.. va
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DISPATCHES.


shot Dead.
AK. NEw YoRK. June 3.
A letter from Caracas says that Jose
Miguel Barcellon, President of the
House OF Representatives of Venezuela,
was shot dead by Eduardo Scanlon,
editor of the Tribunal Liberal. A dis
pute arose between the two men in con-
sequence of political difference.
Shortly after the dispute, Barcellon met
Scanlon in the street aud fired at him
several times without effect. Having
emptied his own revolver he borrowed
that Of his friend. General Juan de
Marta Gusmao. and 6red again. Scan.
Ion then fred two shots. both of which
took, effect. and Barcellon died that
evening.
a Unaashentic Statement,
Ea- LONDON, June g..
T The statement published 10 the Globe
May 10th. giving the points on which
an understanding had been arrived at
bstwsen England and Russia. serving
as a basis for . meeting Of. the Con-
gress. was anauthsntic.
Fouadsring Of tina stsamship Idaho.
- .+4 e LONDON, June 3.
The Idaho .sank>in twenty-tso min.
ufss after striking the rocks near Saltee
IsiAads--, Ihs Captain orderaAa aha. boat
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
Chr 9aiIe Arg,.s.
CONCLUDED from SECOND mace !


most enthusiastically called for grape and
canister during the social disturb
ances OF last year at the north2 peonIe
VINO watch such men as Ech@ab andK ear
ney with a jealous anxiety. waiting onIv
lot q single transgression of the law RI
make examples of them and their follow.
ers, are not ashsmed to array themselves
against all the elements of social order and
good government at the south as the allies
OF class compared with which every eIe.
ment OF our northern population, black or
white alike. may be considered well
equipped for citizenship. If ever there
was case OF playing with fire this is snch
case. 1t may not be impossible ia k;n-
ole the war Of the poor against the rich
even 10 this country, which our fathers
faneled would be forever of from sucb
trials. But the flames of such a confess
lighted at the south will spread inevitable
70 the west and the north The philan.
tnropists who are more than SUSPECTED of
putting the suffrage into the hands Of the
freedman OF the south rather as weanon
against the southern whites than as an in.
strument OF southern prosperity, have al
Feaoy iald themselves open to the suspi |
cion OF attempting to take the suffrage out
OF the hands of the Iaboring whites Of the
north. Lit the right to rule states is |
claimed for the negro laborer at the south, |
not because he is laborer but because |
ne Is a negro, it may not be long before
the right to Tule states is asserted bv the
white laborer at the north, not because he
IS white but because be is a laborer: and
i9 Wouio De hard to show that the second
claim Is not far sounder claim and far
more compatible with the interests of so.
ciety and of civilization than the former.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

Il DEEM IT My DUTY TO TELL TIKI
" oRLD what DIR. Saoqynes ComDonoo
Syrup of Wild Cherry, has done for me
had violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat great weakness, with severe
attacks of hemorrhage; gave up ali
hope of recovery. am now cured q
sound and hearty man. Edward n
Hanson, engineer atSweeny's pottery,
1884 Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over
twenty-five years have elapsed, and /
still remain healthy man. In order
that all may test the great virtues of
Or. Swayne's COMPOUND Syrup of
Wild Cherry we have issued trial bot
ties at % cents. No family should be
without this valuable medicine. as
oftentimes single Is cent bottle win
cure recent cough oRcold, and thus
prevent much suffering and risk. It
also cures asthma, bronchitis. liver
complaint, and enriches and purifies
the blood, giving tone and strength TO
the entire system. Trial bottles 25
cents; large size, 81. Sold at wholesale
and retail by John Bengston, Rock Is
land
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
specialtles at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

When board OF eminent physicians and
chemist announced the discovery that by
com bining some well known valuable rem
edles, the most wonderful medicine was
produced. which would cure such a wide
range of diseases that most all other rem
edles could be dispenses with, many were
sceptical; but proof of its merits bv actual
trial has dispelled all doubt, and o,day
the discovers Of that great medicine. Hon
Bltters, are honored and blessed by all as
benefactors.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
CURE YOURSELF!

B3annan 'vssetAble curatvs- warranted to per-
mahenty cure all tOrms of spermnttorrhsa or Arstn.l
MenkneSA 6epernt debility, mpoenry etc and res4ras
Lost Power and brings back iYouthfnI yror' "a
nose VINO have destroyed by or evil nro
uces m from two 70 weeks time. This remedy hjch
mas been used by DIR Bohanpan in private prere fr
over thirty years was never known in curing even
tne WOksT CASES 1t gives vitality and imparts enerpv
with wonderful effect to those mddle-aged men who fes
WEAKNESS beyond their Its nygoratng urnnerea
are felt at once Young suffering from he eonse
qnences OF that dreadfuy destructive habit of efAbps
en- use this medicine with the assurance of speedv ana
IkkhANkhT cure The patient gains strength and elas
uy OF spirits at once il scts directly on the parts affect
- Soohing and healing tonic and anodyne TO the re-
axs seminal veseles and ritated ducts mparting mower
one snd restoring them 20 their natural state he same
rs u nc baneul habit had never been INDUCED in NE
ngedents are simple productions of narharks rnots
heps etc ana are specific for the above diseases
peEson must before contemplating MARRIAGE raao..
''no and body the lost neressars ronTs
les " promoEe connnbial happiness. Indeed withcr4
.ese me Journey through life a weary
me MIND becomes Swallowed with despair and fiiled %
s eanchoy reflection that the happ S Of anotbey M
comes blighted with our own " AA''eAieh oe-
W iTIce rive Dollars. sent with full dirpcttous ec 10
NJ w NJ, Eer sale only at DIR. q A Bohannans office
"Issn street - Louis, Mo- Established in 49, ~
8 IT. ~ freatise ON Special Diseasrss which oves
clear delfneation of the nature car,sas
T5g ste, OF SYPHILIS SEMINAL wRAKNEsS Ere sont
fhht 70 any address upon receipt Of one stann 1' '
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
Attachment Notica.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, g
In the Circuit Cont Of Rock IslaLd County. III,
January term, 1919.
Topeka National Bank vs. Robert /. Iee-In at
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, s. 2s5 76. Il 80
Notice is hereby gwen to you, the said Robert T.
Lee. that writ of attachment has been sued ont 81
the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit CouIt Of said
county OF ROCK Island at the snit of the said To-
peka National Bank, and against the estate of Won
the said Robert [, Lee, for three thousand two
hundred and eightyive 56-100 dollars besides in
terest directed 10 the Sheriff of said county 20 exc.
cufe; which said writ has been returned by said
SherM executed. Now. unless you. the said Rob.
ert /. Lee, shall personally be and appear before
the Circuit Court of said county on the first ay of
the next term thereof. to be holden at Rock Island
In said county, On the first Monday in the month
OF January next give special bail and plead to saiQ
action. Judgment will be entered against YOU ii
favor OF the said plaintiff and the property attached
sold to satisfy the same with costs.
L. +. HARSoN, Clerk
Rock Island, Ills, Nov. 14th 1873
CoNNELLX d McNEAL, Plaintiffs Att'ys. E
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