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The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
ty's Celebrated Golden Tongue
PariOr Organs.
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From Iur f.i.iu. ll E.Iru.r.
eve ulyr lu our ov Nnu-p unr of fHc pirngs
advert -.1 hy iauir, J. Beatty m another cul-
uml. aud du nat hr-,tDt. i' recommend 20 u"lh
ON LruNf f...ss of l.- uul'jy. Ar Beatty has
drlt ''rs huuus1H Hg u-.'
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"Ors.u cam. tn band 800 .a.c; fud after one
h.urs 'rni send ybU iur DI-G. i' more tuun
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beautifully Hg.-aro '
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way luus, NgU York
Orsu Nu Hn roreiud Asian fun, -nt.--
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tf.rdsIay Z hutcuu, ru,u-I. t...r.. .l.y tH call
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a- strict 5 nt-i c.r-- 100 ry.fN U.-I'Dt uuu u- a
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The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
+. G. McGAVOCK.
We are authorized to announce
DR.. =. ii. STEELE

as a candidate to represent Mississippi
County in the State Legislature. Flee
ton, Monday, September fnd., 1873
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15

THREE men were killed recently,
by iho explosion of the boilers OF
the steamer Ruth, on White river.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15

SO far rs the canvass for Gov.
ernor has developed in practical re
-ults tha question stands ut this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
.ABOLIsHING THE FREE ZONE.
The Difference OF Opinion Regarding the Ac
ton of the Mexican Government.

WASHINGTON, sept. 3.-Tho almost total
abolition Of the iona Libra. or Free Zone by
the Mexican Government affords much salts
faction TO gentlemen here holding high official
position. and Is considered as n friendly at to-
ward this Government Tho Free Zone is a
strip oiterriiory along the Rio Grandc through
which all kinds OF merchandise are allowed
free transit. and as a necessary consequence II
affords an almost unlimited facility for snug
CLING into both countries. Our Government
has frequently protested against the continu-
anre Of the institution A. even the Mexican
authorities admitted that II gave facilities for
smuggling. though not on 80 great n scale as
had been supposed. The Free Zone was cstab-
lished in 1858. and was a concession TO the
M"Nicans living On the border.
san Antonio, Texas sept 3.-The people on
the Mexican side OF the Rio Grande ara much
cXasprrAted at the abolition of the iona Libra
or Free Zone and nave. gotten NJ violent and
threatening protest 70 forward 10 tho Mexican
Central Government. The iona Libra was in
stiiuted 70 improve trade ON the Mexican hor-
der by abplishing the customs. 1t was thirty
miles wide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
pENNsYLvANiA nAiLHoAD.
GKEAT TKINk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL: ROUTE

r.
On aud after July > 1873.
Trains leave New York. via DcsbrOsses and Cortanft
st- Ferries, ~ follows
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
With Pullman Palace cars attached - A VI. q and sjb
4. VI. dMiy
for Wilhnnsport Lock Haven. Cory anil Erie. ats ~
7. VI. connecting at Cory for ntu,vlNc. Pctroic um
Centre. and the uii Regions WhhamspOrt and Lock
Haven. - 4 VI.
Baiirmore. WASHINGTON and the SOUTH Limited Wash.
ihsion kNprrss Of Pullman Parlul cars daily. except
sunday, $50 4 NJ, arrive Washington 40 +.
REGULAR q : - A VI, l. 30, andp T. NJ sunday o 80
FXrress for Philadelphia $50 30 s2o . % - Lam.
itrdl. II A. NJ. !, = >. a. Is 3d. ~. 80 and y T. VI
SUNDAY. "a and ~ A NJ o. o. 4. a.. % 49, ami A.
NJ. I'M. rant aud Ond class. 4.
For CAPS MAY. T..
Boai- oi Brookyn ArneN" connect with alt through
tram. At Jcl.ey tity. Attending speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
For trains To Newirk, Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton. Perth AnibuD. Fcm4nstOn. BclNilcrc. and
other points soc lo al schedules AZ an Ticket Offices
Tluns From fitfsturgh. $50 lpi1 ". ~ PIP
NJ daily. ~ 4 VI Hbn + VI diilv. excerpt Mnniav
From Washington aud baltimore. go. - ~ A VI 10
-. iuIOP. NJ SUNDAY. 800 " "a From lhila.
drluAla. 5-ln. GOD n.tn IL 81. ~ 80 \. NJ, . 10
40 t5p e. So = ~ 1910. 10 . - VI. SUNDAY j.jj
@ 80 @. in. 90 - II so 4 VI ii. lt2JP
Ticket uficc-. i21 ami ~ Broadway. Actor Hone
ami foot NJ Dcshrls.c. ant Corthndt ST.; ! Court
ami Bruu.yn Annex Depot tout ol Fulton st. BrulNyn.
~ llN 1ni us Hudson It. H"nVkru, Drput jersey
Guy. LMi-rant I. act uihcc, Baii. n, place
PRANK TIL tNSuN |. T. FARMER.
Gene Nam. Passenger AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
ouIcK uoRK ny wrsrEsy oti1cEns.
Thieves who Robbed Hank ON Thursday
Arrestrd ON the Following smtmranX.

SEDALTA, Mo, Sept 3-Concordia Is town
of obout 5n1 iihohitorts In Tof,,a,,o r,,,,,,.
~ e ." '"u'p e''' IounN'
on inc h'N 'hg'oh ana ~ LOUIS hhllrond' thlrly
i''''9' ron n'i'' Il" pr.h''pa' nahh'hs Dusi-
'' ''' 10 W. - '-"'"' Nv No""S 10 u0I'
ny inc O"he"rdia Savings BANK OF which }. h.
Lohociencr is President and 4. Flicker, Cashier
AtnLout 1 D. O'Clock ON tho 2o,h ult ,lrec man
- a.. 80 49, 49, '''"
cashier who was alone, TO change a go bill
Whilo ne ,vos doir,, so ono,hnr u,r,,.oI ,,...
49, =. ""' "V.". o. ""o'"'' l"'"pe" "Ncr
placed one hand over his mouth. They then
,ooL ,,ho, ,,,,,,.,,. ,ra. r., oi',t, | ....,,.''.-
'o"~ """' H'"r' "a7 ia hlE"'' anu putting
pistol to the cashiers head. told him 10 open
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

George lialght, aged Is, who tho police say
wen known to them a. an expert burglar wa. arrested
~ mi. cj yesterday BY Detective Price of BROOKLYN on
chargo OF having stolen s2o7 worth of dre.,good
ana leWey worth $50 from the furnishing store Of John
van n0~l al 1873 Fulton street BROOKLYN Haight had
~ .shuN sl9It Tor some time IN BTDnklyn aud was
An upon ny ~, hclsbors asa respc tahle snnn
~, p,Aru was, however uuicT police suryetllancr
Wnsm " VA sought for Al the time Of the robbery he
Wa tlu 'lD PRISON on charge VI burglary In M,
" Detective Price. 49, Wv ' 'N'"'' ''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
MANMATrAN nrAcM RAILWAY.

wi TINE TABLE-wEEk DAYS AND SUNDAYS
VIA GREENPOtNT
steamer ELIZA IIANCOX running from pier foot n All
st EASi RIVER to Company depot at 0REENPOlNr
makes close connections with all trans and from
Manhattan Beach leaving 2Ji II ~ y ~ 10 ij aud
there aitor every hall hour w tpT ~ l.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for tirccnpont ani New
York NJ corrcspuniing time from 80 \ " 10 10 l.
Time from Grrcuuuint ~ minute. Trains connect At
East New York with rapid transit trains III Atlantic ay,
Brook yn, also. with anai sic AMI Ruckaway Beach Il
VIA RAY RIDGE
steamers riios coLLiER and D. MARTIN leave
hourly I'D It.. n. from - \ VI. tu T. VI Leroy st. y
r., from 10 4 to7'iOP VI : Pier 80 - r nom
n.2i A. NJ to : - T. VI Returning. leave Manhattan
Beach \ " aud from ~ g. \ tlu 80 T. VI hourly.
Excursion tickets from Sew York either wav Ipccnts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
V'o riiiLADEI.i'isIN,
rIxNsYLv,SiN RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BkfWEEN
NEW NORk AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN TlnovGu TEttNs EACH Way DAILY
THREE UEPOfS N PHILADELPHIA
rMO IL NEW YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

ADHI are THURSDAY SOM . n,,u
BlIIANNlt .. ... >ruilii, :. 1T ~ n.ll A
tkL1lt ....... Tlug-.it, sent lt H. NJ
:, ann, al amislip. saloon. So ami sl'l sOiL
friuIhNrNcfs IA faNnrfnls tfru> -fnrrisr. Rs
These steamers catrv neither cattle sheep. Nor pig4
tOkfl>. As.ut - BrptiW a.. NrN iIrS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
SIN C'o0Ns.

L. EFP's SHIRTS
IN llil best AND tliE APF~r Is THE WORLD
Necaunni make Better ~illrt. 10 any Price
All made from th' rnrutHl " tmsuttA muslin Bo.
on~. 3 llN. all linen fnr NrlN best.
hEEfS PArENr PARTLY mute Shirts d tor 81
nuls PLAN ans 10 finish.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, the very best. To measure.
for -
Perfect Satisfaction guaranteed.
LINEN COLLARS. iour.ulv. very Lcst for 7lc
LINEN 81 tFS. Tour plN very best. a. 80 III dozen
iErIIRllL lIAN nRAWEKS very host %, each
MANSION lNnkkNkSrS. VERY best &c. each.
BtSlGlNGllAM UMBRELLAS ~ each.
fNlLLED SiLk UMBRELLAS ~ each.
LADIES 81 \ lMRRELl.AS. newest ,NlcS - - each
hELF MANlfAC NlNG COMPANY.
h-i Broadway. 49,. 4.
32i Sixth avenue. "c" i''N
3il Fulfou It. BrHuhivn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

~ cvat.d RAILWAY. open nom ~, \. VI 20 II
stations. Rector st. nearest point Tor Wall II ferry
tortlandt -. nearest point for jersey ctS aud Com
munipaw ferries Park place nearest point for Post
once city Hall. AMI Barclay It fcifs t. ilohoAcu.
Chambers IT.. nearest point Tor Pdvouin ami Ere X
ferry. Franklin It Grand st. nearest points Tor De-.
hro--es t terry jersey 'itv aud Peoples Line steam
Alhauy Blccckcr A. Stl ST. nrtrcSt points
Christopher Il ferry llchOkcn iith 2d Il nearest
point tor 2M - ierlS Jersey ~ JJi It 42d near.
nearest point Tor Central Park For uptown tuins take
side stations Pr downtown tniu.. take side
stations Pare inrcu- except between the hours ~
and y, VI. ami and T. w. when the iarc Is cents
Knutc-frum h-th 81 alnus STA aN. n ana along Auhty
st. tu aud aun- south 9th at, To Canal 81 crossing into
aul aUa- WHs p-Jl way 81 fUnfnirrs st.. into
smt a,nnS colo iinet t6 AMI iins Murray 4 t. and
aoul church st ouni along New church # 70 Morris
~ Connects with the following hnrse lines At Rec
tor - With Tor south rirt ~ Grand st with cars
tor Dcso,ses AMI Esst 1iand st. ferries at Blocker II,
with Tor east anl west. at sth st.. with iut
Christopher ami East lWh = ferries ~ lth Il with
cars West 2ii aui East 2i and 3tih ferries NJ l
with ears tor WcehaNkeu ferry NJ llth It with cars
OF BELT Line Eailrund. NM X GARRISON. rcsiicuL
NJ VAN rtuteufeut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

DOUBLE TRACh I'M NoS IMPROVED ~! lPMESr
AND lll.. Arll~l 1--WE CONSISTENT
WITH ALsOfi' 10. SAfIiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
via AllNn'S Point.

IN via Allyns Point
NORWICH LINE. FER ~. n r.
Steamers CITY on NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
at 10 T.. VI daily, SUNDAY excepted
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only day Of sale and trains
connecting with boat ut ALVIN, Point
GOOD ~ fPEK FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale nj ficr 90
Norwich line for Boston, Worcester. Portland, and all
points north and east, via
SEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY or LAWRENtE and FALMOUTH from
Pier ". y r. daily. NJ . T.. NJ. sunday excepted
Tickets and Stttr Rooms may be- obtained ~ tho office
Of the company. 2lI broadway corner vt Canal st.
Freight taken for all points at lowest rates
For further Information, inquire ut Pier ~, II
TROY BOATs-CillZkNS LtNE.-Ncw Palace
L steamers leave daily, except Saturday. at r. (.
from Per ~ r., foot Leroy 81 sure connections for
all points Nnrth aud West Free transfer from Brooklyn
hy Erie Annex boats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
Auttlou llOtltes.

~ NTttTDK'sS SALE to-day at ~ NJ atENchanre
- SHcsrOum, by A J. BlkEckllt 4 son Of 4 D1nne
/ corner koso Estate Vi John Mntcra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
obstruction.

DAiNE's business Colleges. 09 Bowsry, eCn aud / 9is
ing, W monthly. vs."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

.,tal C,stl,e.
A HEAL ~ heape,t lou>c in Eufnhetliuort
"A y. J. Immediate poss ,>ou. cir ulnrs
kELlor1. Broadway. New York
IOR ~\IE.-ro farmer, and gardener, from the oll
country ouod nui tor sale near New York ami PhiH-
dclphia for s1a per acre FACE. ltc fark place
L'OR stI.E-liou,e = acres. - -. Valley stream -
miles. southern X Long lsani hON aNh. Now
iorh q
SI 60O FOR ncw house and two lot, teriAs easy
- 'OOO a, paving rent.
ptNpAs, '-i Fulton i Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
for sale ano 10 t,i.

I'OK SALE or 10 lrt-Two-s 'orN ami basement fraiur
h"n~'. He'd ~. iuce Sl.~p Inquire At @gi', IAN
st. south hrouklln
FLOORS md apartments. cat from 90 per month
Il upward can ~ 80 South Moore Il
nFfICEs TO LET-ln st cont tor, sun huihlin.
" front am rear. we'll az ted ANA steam heated. Al
iN ~ sun Fabrication Ofcr. Nassau FRANKFORT II.
EMF, SO month a new thrcc..iury brick
~ huuSf all modern improvements. suitable iui u or
two iAml's Apll, ON premises iti Easi ~ptl IT.
no LEf-ln good order. bakery. rooms large bake.
L house, Eo"i oven, rent. ~ ir' last l4th II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
0tntlstrp.

EtIi. SETS. S8i gum teeth. -, single. ~. war
tAhtd Dental Rooms, ~ "ti aN E,thb iS6l-
81 ,FlNEgMm ,ct,, pamc,, extraction. GEORGE
ncr san II
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27
a Cutting ARRAY.

On Saturday about $50 o'clock. the
news spread that a terrible cutting affray
had occurred at Mrs Wier's restaurant on
18th street, and soon a crowd began to
gather 10 that vicinity. Some even went
so far to say that one man had been killed.
Investigation proved that the affair was
only sort of a drunken row, and that the
injuries sustained by the man cut were
very slight. As nearly as could be
ascertained the fracas happened about as
follows: Three men went into the restaur-
ant and we're somwhat under the influence
Of liquor Soon after their entry adispute
arose abont some photographs. which
finally terminated in blows and in one man
being cut The parties were subsequently
arrested by Officer German and brought
before Justice Chopper, who 6ned them
$40 each and costs which were paid, at least
a portion Of it. At the justices Office
they gave the names Of j. w, Strong aud
Jos. Gardener, but an examination Of the
! Harper House register showed the man
Strong's real Dame to be Geo. W. Smith,
aud both haiIing from Burlington The
man who was cut 10 the forehead with q
kniIe hailed from the same place buI
somehow avoided giving his name, but il
supposed to have been a follower oil
attache of the Atlantic base ball club, O
Burlington, who were playing the Daveu-
port nine on Saturday. The men Smith
aud Gardener, on registering at the Har
per, asked for the name ola livery keepe
and we're referred to W j. Kerr, who lie
them have rig, which they failed to pa
for. The trio were undoubtedly set Q
card monte dead beats 10 the guise Q
travelling mCn, and skipped the town a
soon as possible to avoid a fuller investiga
ton of their record.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27
p-n.., A...ult wrth ) YEiss.

This forenoon Thes, Halo Oleaveland,
Henry county. came to this city and svore
out warrants for the arrest of Edward
O'Brien and Isiah PiDgerton on charge of
assault With deadly weapon to commit
murder. The facts 10 the case as furnished
by Mr., Hall as follows: On last Saturday
John Anderson, Swede man living at
Bsrstow Station, one and one-half miles
from cleveland, In this county, had been
to Rock Island and was on his way home
when be was met by 0'Brien and Finger
ton. O'Brien at once commenced abusing
Anderson and trying to provoke the latter
to initiate fight and finally struck him,
without any proyocation whatever. An
derson, seeing no way to escape concluded
to give them all the amusement he was
able to. and in fact, proved to be too much
for O Brien and was usiog him up beauti-
fully when PiDgerton came to his chum 8
assistance with knife, stabbing Anderson
in the breast. ipficting dangerous and,
probably, . fatal wound. The cut is
directly over the right lung and at each
respiration air escapes from the wound.
Warrants were issued and put in the
hands of the officers for O'Brien and
Pingerton's arrest.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27
A Manifest Absurdity.

II is manifestIy absurd to claim for a mere
stimulant. tonic and aduterative properties.
\ ct this is what is daily done by the ven
doris of cheap local bitters, colored to make
them look attractive, and agreeably flavor
ed, but the alcoholic basis of which is of
the vilest and most hurtful description.
The trantcendend success of Hostetter' s
Stomach Bitters. the leading Alternative
tonic of the United States. has induced
many of these compounders of drains 10
disguise, to attempt the counterfeiting OF
this standard medicine, but their efforts
have never proved successful on large
scale, aud they have themselves in many
instances VIGOROUSLY come to grief"
The genuine Bitters have, indeed, spiri.
tuous basis, but they are emphatically d
medicine, since their botonic ingredients
are signally efficacious in overcoming and
preventing chills and fever, dyspepsia, liver
complaint. constipation, and many other
disorders
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27
Violating a City Ordinance.

The shooting mania has struck Rock
Island in earnest, but it was hoped that
our policemen who are supposed to be
guardians OF the law would not allow their
to ge; the better of their
judgement. 1t is nevertheless fact.
however, that owing to a number of COM
plants, Justice Hayden was compelled to
issue warrant for the arrest of Deputy
Marshal Black burn, for shooting off gun
within the city limits. The officer was
duly arraiged before the justice and plead
guilty but also entered pleaof justifca-
ton, inasmuch as he did it while on duty
and that further it went off before he could
stop it. The judge administered asevere
rebuke to the officer and said that he
would not impose heavy fine this time,
that the extenuating circumstances
were such that he would make the fine
nominal which he did and it was paid. It
is hoped that this is the last tin e that our
officers will be brought up on charge Of
this kind. In this case, the officer got off
lightly because the discharge of the gun
was premature, but he may not fare SO
easy next time.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27
Personal.

&c. Osgood. Burlington. president of
the Miss. Valley Rowing Association;
Edward Morris, San Francisco; FL. Rinaldo
Chicago; Judge Wilkinson, Chicago; E.
Benedict, of the firm E. II. Benedict. and
Fl. 2. Merrill. of Chicago; c. NJ. Patter-
SOP, Chicago; VIM. Burt Conn.,. are
among TO days arrivals at the Harper
House
Dennis Chamberlain, Winona, Wis.
John and Henry Wright, Freeport; A. Nj,
Guild, Sterling; John Buffum, Andalusia
Lewis McGovern. Ereeport; joseph Gar
nett and wife. Port Byron, are guest at
the Commercial House to-day.
H. A Hull. New York; j II. Valentine
Rockbridge H.; j. NJ. Holmes. Chicago;
60. NJ. Whitmore, Dayton. O.; Geo. A.
Cornet, St. Louis; g. R. Rice, Columbus
0. james Seville. Milwaukee, Wis.,: r. G.
Hall. S. B. Bushnell, Chicago; }. Smith
Lexington KY; d. A. Taft and james
Howe, Boston; B. T. Orr ard e. n. Sax
bury, New York, are among days arri
walls at the Rock Island House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27

% Sunday morning, John Bush,
farmer living on the Andrews farm near
Milan, discovered an ugly looking custom
er, tramp. coming odt of his barn, where
he had evidently slept during the previous
night. Mr.. Bush ordered him OF the
premises, but he said be would go when
he got id good ready; that he Bush
had better go slow, or he would regret
this. Bush, however, insisted on bis
leaving the place. which he reluctantly
did. grumbling and mutteriDg threats OF
vengeance as he did so. He was an
ugly looking specimen Of the tramp species
and Mr.. Bush was unusually careful
Sunday evening TO lock up the barn and
secure the fasteniDgs. This Monday
morning. about clock, he was awakened
by hearing cracking sound outside, and
looking in the direction Of his barr,
discovered shed clos, By on FIRE, as well
as two loads of hay, and some other traps.
He at once set to work to save bis property
but was unable to stop the hay from
burning, and also lost full set Of new
harness, and other property valued at $l5C
to $l75. AS soon as possible he notified
Marshal HAYES of the affair and gave q
full description OF the tramp who inquest
ionably fred the place from motives Of
revenge. The description is SO accurate
and full that hopes are entertained of beine
able to catch the incendiary, who, once
within the clutches of the law, should bt
vigorously dealt with. This tramp nuisance
is assuming proportions which will, if moi
promptly checked, call for severer meas
ures than have thus far been enforced
While there are no doubt a number VIII
are really worthy men, yet the mass 0
them follow certain leaders and thos
leaders aresinvariably hardened criminals
whose records will not stand investigation
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27
Dimick's Sale of Stock.

Mr.. Dimick sale of blooded horses,
which took place last week was we'll
attended considering the many sales
through the country, but former prices
were not realized. M. D. sold the follow
ing stock to parties named below:
A. j. McArthar, Harrison Co.. Iowa,
Judge Drury. 1900; james Mexican,
Bradford, H., Mollie H.. $780, Geo. P.
Richmond, Prophetstown, ILL.,, Piccalomina
aud colt, $500; Geo. 7. Richmond,
Prophetstown. LII Dick Logan. colt, $lO7
Geo, p Richmond. Prophetstown. H.,
Josie D., colt, SIS; james Donaldson
Rural, H., Lady Powers and colt, 1885
u. j. Parks. R. l.. Juniatta, colt, $50
r. Richmond, Il. l., Harry. 1922; j. j
Parks, r. l.. Nakomis, $3.50; +. Phileo
Topsey, sos; John MONTGOMERY. Elsie
D, SIS; stranger, Topeka Roy lcolt ,lSlo0
Mr. Diniek has sold aud traded, O
exchanged for real estate. twenty twC
head at an average of 1891 per head, which
is much below former prices. He has bu
few 10 number left, AID they are said to b,
his best.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-27

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