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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
NEW YORK VS.. MISSISSIPPI.
Match of Words in the Senate
Duel Talk.

Washington, D. c., June l9.-The
excitement caused in the senate cham
Der last night by the extraordinary and
wholly unequalled interchange of de-
nunciatory and degrading epithets be-
tween Lamar and Conkling was intense.
Each of the two senators, although
wrought up to the highest pitch of un-
rejecting anger and resentment, MAIN
tained an outward appearance of calm
ness and both managed to formulate
their astounding insults in phraseology
which kept within the bounds of par
liamentary rules. For this reason and
also because the senate was taken so
utterly by surprise that neither were
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
Collapse of ,he Gran, Boom.

New York, June 19.-The Philadel
phia North american yesterday says
"Souder, of the legislative Grant recep
iton committee, has come to grief. The
Pennsylvania railroad company are un
able to furnish free transportation tc
San Francisco or account of the wal
between the Pennsylvania company and
the Union Pacific, and the plans of the
committee have, therefore, been some
what changed. 1t is now understood
that the committee will meet the ex
president on the borders of the state. ,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
Morton's Case

Philadelphia, June 19.-The case Of
John S. Morton, sentenced to ten years
imprisonment for over issuing twelve
million dollars of street railway stock
was held by the board of pardons un
der advisement. He will probably bt
pardoned, as large number of deposit
tions have shown that he was controlled
in his financial operations by an imagi
nary spirit influence. This hallucina
tion has possessed him for the past fif
teen years.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
Railroad Elections.

New York, June 19.-W. II. Wander.
bilt has been elected president and
Cornelius Vanderbilt vice-president OF
the Canada Southern railroad.
The Chicago s. Canada Southern rail-
road elected Augustus Schell president.
Francis P. Freeman has resigned the
dictatorship the Lake Shore railroad,
and d. o. Mills has been elected to fill
the vacancy.
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republicans had their rights and would
stand by them. The entire day, yester-
day, was occupied not in debate on the
army bill but in making campaign
speeches, and no allusion was made to
the details of the bill, but the discus.
sion was confined to party politics to be
distributed through the country. This
was so declared, announced and under.
stood. Then, after six O'Clock, it was
declared by the majority that the mi
nority must proceed with the debate.
The minority thought this an outrage,
parliamentary oppression, and they
thought that they ought to show that
they could not be treated in that way.
If the democrats would now agree to
adjourn, SO that all could have sleep
and rest, he had no doubt the vote
could be reached tomorrow.
Davis, wv. Va.)-Will you name an
honr for vote on the billp
Carpenter-No doubt the vote can be
reached tomorrow.
Davis-Do you speak for all your side
of the chamber?
Carpenter-I understand there is no
doubt on this side but that the vote
may be taken by six O'Clock tomorrow,
and no attempt will be made to defer
the proceedings beyond proper debate.
This was consented to all around.
Withers said the senator had stated
the democratic position with perfect
fairness. He admitted that an undue
portion of yesterday was consumed by
democratic senators. The opposition
to the motion to adjourn was not made
to compel the discussion to go on, but
to procure the assent of the minority
that the bill should be disposed of at a
fixed time. lie had no motive TO sit
out the bill. If they could have had
any assurance last night that the vote
could be had at any time to-day, there
would have been no opposition to the
adjournment. He acquiesced in the
suggestion of Carpenter that the SEN
te adjourn.
HOUSE.
Washington, June 10. -Mcahon sub
mitted the conference report upon the
judicial expenses bill Section two
prohibits the making of any contract,
or the incurring of any liability under
the provision of the revised statutes
authorizing the appointment or pay
ment of general or special deputy mar
shals, for services in connection with
elections on election day.
The report brought on discussion.
The conference report on the judi
ciary bill was adopted by strict party
vote, 102 to 70.
The trade dollar bill, was then
taken up and passed with two amend
ments, nancy, that the silver coins
which have been chopped or re-
stamped in China, shall be excluded
from its provisions, and that the trade
dollars so coined under this act, shall
be counted as a part of the coinage of
silver authorized by the act of Febru-
airy %, 1873, providing for the coinage
of the standard dollars. The bill was
passed without q division.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
Money and Stock Markets.

Money and Stock Markets.
New York, June 19.-Silver-ba
ia greenbacks.
Silver Coin-s@5 discount.
Money-easy, BOA.
Governments-weak.
Stocks closed firm.
Western Union,' 1929; Quicksilver, Is;
Pacific, 15s; Mariposa, s.; Wells-Fargo,
99t; New York Central, 117s; Erie, 27s;
Panama, 149; Union Pacific, 77t; o. p.
bonds, 112t Central Pacific bonds, 112t
Sutro Tunnel, All.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.


Washington, June 19.-At 5:l0 a.
m. Paddock moved to adjourn.
Another call of the roll took place,
and the motion to adjourn was lost.
AT 500 the sergeant-at-arms further
reported that Senators Booth, Dawes
and Kellogg answered that they were
too unwell to come to the senate, and
that Senator Chandler would not ans
wer the call. Senator Wallace was not
found. Senators Morrill,, Saunders and
Bruce answered that they would come
Immediately, and Senators Bell, Coke
and Kirkwood reported in person.
Morrill, at 9:15 moved that the senate
adjourn. He had no doubt each side
would be willing to have the bill dis
posed of during the day. He thought,
as reasonable men, they could reach
such conclusion.
Morrill, have no reasonable doubt
that this bill can be disposed of to-day.
Platt-I cannot consent that the bill
shall shall be disposed of at any partic-
ular time.
Pendleton--Will the senator agree
that the bill be disposed of to-day?
Platt-At no time.
Eaton-l desire it to be understood,
so far as the democratic senators are
concerned, that we have been anxious
all the time that there should be no ad-
journment until this matter is settled
to-day or tomorrow, no matter how
long it may be.
Burnside replied that it was in the
power of the majority to adjourn when
the proper hour arrived (noon), and
then meet at the usual time. The sem
ate could have resumed consideration
of the bill without conditions. The
republicans would in that case have
voted, They did not want it under
stood that they would be compelled to
vote. 1t could be determined where
the responsibility rested.
Thurman then resumed the chair.
Rollins moved that the sergeant-at-
tooo ord NOT oon,na, thon, 20 ottond
Reiactea
R,rno;da moyod thot .,o s.rr.ont-
at.,rms be reou;red to oomre, n. at-
tendonoe Of tho ohso,too,
The motion of Burnside was agreed
,o
Al tom minntes 70 ton tho seroeant-
t.arms nrocaeded to tbe execntion of
tbe order 70 comnal tho attendance Of
ohsontaos
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20

New York, June 19.-The local tele-
graph about nine O'Clock this morning
announced fire at Niblo's Garden. 1t
proved to be in the Metropolitan hotel.
The fire was soon extinguished. The
loss is not serious and is fully in
sured.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20

New Castle, June 19.-The stakes
and sportsman challenge cup were
handed to Hanlan at social gathering
to-day. Hanlan, Ward, of Toronto,
and Christopher Barrels signed the
usual sureties for the safe custody of
the cup.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20

Williamsport, Pa, June l9.-The
residence of Samuel Miller, near Mon
tourville, was burned to-day. Mrs.
Miller perished in the flames, and her
husband is not expected to recover from
his burns.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
HAZEN-STANLEY.
STILL THEY ARE UNsATrsFIED
No Free Ride-The Hull Murder
Conkling and Lamar-They
Talk Unpretty-Con-
densations.
1t Begins to be Felt.

Chicago, June 19.-.Owing to the last
appropriation of congress for judicial
purposes being exhausted. the petit
jury in the United States court house
was discharged this morning. An i'm
portant litigation will be thus delayed
several months.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
Encouraging Murder.

Galveston, June 19.-An Austin
special says R. NJ. Coward and John
Field, under sentence of death, had
their sentences commuted to life i'm
prisonment.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
They Saved Themselves.

Halifax, June Saturday last a
boat sailing from Digby for Bear river,
containing three men and three girls,
was struck by squall and upset. The
girls and one man were drowned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20
The Green Eyed Monster.

Philadelphia, June 10. = Jealousy
caused James F. Dougherty, of Frank
ford, to shoot his wife and himself.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-20

Chicago, June 49, -Wheat-103t cash
95s July; 905 August.
Corn-355, cash.
Whiskey, 104.
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g First and only
mSteam Printing House

30 cledIu IIiutLiB Ilouse
gIn Wyoming.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed at this office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-11
January IS, 1879 -ly.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
CONMISSIgNEK'S notice.

In the Circuit Court IF Jc.5trs0m County,
Hest Tjryinjd:
Z. z. LUCAS, Complainant,
Against FIX CHAHCEHy.
EDWARD LUCAS Admir-. Do
fendanC
E:ctrdct from Decree Of 3AprH l0h, 1878:
ssFNHE Court doth adjuhs-. order and decree
that this cause be r!errrd TO Gloon Moore
as Commissioner to ascertain AID inquire y hat
debts hitherto aud!isd against the Estate of
Edward Lucas remain hpsa:i.nsd. how much or
tho purchase money of tne ''AVuni=in Retreat
farm, uIthortn sid. IenIains unpaid, and to
whom he same is payable: also settle finally
tho sccouni OF Robert Lucas as Administrator
of Edward Lucas, and repuI: the same 10 tre
next term of this Cont.
"a Copy-Teste. -
.'B. G. WASHINGTON.
"C!crk OF the Circu:. Court"
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NOTICE.

10 Henry B. NiIfer. Matthew CAN'T and lydia
u. his wife. Richard II. Atkinson, LIS 81 ~ j.
Ter: Marian Z. Miller, Jesse 81. AllloT, Trustee
and in his o. II right, Ly'iis G.. Miller, BIT =
?. Miller. William Miller. Robert Ice Miller
Frederick Miller aud Avlrtte Miller:
TiAKE notice that pn Thursday, the eth day
l of February, 1879. between tGe hours of
A: ANA P. NJ, of said day, at the office Of
White & Irapneil. in the town of Chariesi0~ OWN:
West Virginia will take the Depositeus OF
certain witnesses TO be read evidence in be-
half of Plaintiff in = certain suit il Chansrry.
ponding IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson Conn
ty. West Virginia. wherein l am Plaintiff and
Won and others are Defendants. And # for any
causc the taking of said De position he not couI-
meuced, or ii commenced be not concluded on
said dAv. the taking of tha same will be ad-
joUTued and continued from day TO day, OF from
time TO time until com Plete,l.
JAMES Logic.
Committee of Aylette Miller, P!aiutif.
white & Irapnell. So!S.
January %, lST9-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-11
Catarrhal AFFECTIONS,

Such as Sore Tcal; TrR1Ined, Eed aad Tct.ry Eyes
liberation and Inflammation OF th2 Ear; Rnsi;s
Noises in the Head; sore Throat; s!opSation OF tho
CYu,a and SWcllci IoGsis; SrTE Gus Headache NFt.
E.igis. Dizziness Ilouted Memory, Iors OF NervoI,
Force, Depression OF S!s!rs,-Dro AL carefully Al
scientifically trrutsd With tlLs remedy GccordIr3 70
directions which accompany each bottle, or Will b
mailed to any address 0 receipt OF stamp.
Esch parkGzo contains l:r san:ori's Improved H.
hsl!nE Tube with fnlI 3=ccticas ioG 81 all
Price <,NO eo! NJ AL wholesale and I;oai L5;Ky.,
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale prusxSA,
BCStop, Maaa,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-11

To POLISH FLAT>IRoNs.-Have the
irons quite hot, rub piece of beeswa1
lightly over the surface of each iron then
rub smartly on wooden cloth. Many keep
flannel cloth at band and polish their irons
weekly before commencing to iron.
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PoETieAL.
AN OLD YARN.

AN OLD YARN.
A melancholy woman lay
Ia sickness on hersbed.
And in faint aud broken voice,
10 her sad husband gnid /:
"Dear David, when my earthly form
Hath turned to lTfeloss clay,
o. wait and weep 4 littlo while,
Nor mToso youss.f Gpay.
"Ikn0w woman kind andItrue,
On whom you may depend:
o, marry Arabella Jones:
She Is my dearest friend"
"Yes, Hattie. I have much desired
To talk of this before
For ArabelIa Jones and
Haye thought the matter Ger"
"Then you and Arabella Jones
Have been too smart and sly;
ItelI you, David Wilkinson.
Ia not sainsito Sie"'
Her dark eyes.1ashsd. her siren 9Th returned
She lett her bed of pain;
week had hardly passed away
When she was we'll again.
= Chicago Tribune.
OUR GRANDFATHER'S WATCH.
Our Rrandfather's ticker
Was too big for his vest.
So he wore 1t in his duster tail pccket;
Ard one day Coin' to town
In that farm>wagon CT our'n.
The jUunc:u' of the vehicle brucksit.
All Of sudden his big hand
Under his duster tsll he ran.
As bis'eycs aud his mont h he opened wide.
But it had stopped short,
Never to tick again,
And the old man cried.
Yonker's GGStffs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-11

HEN MANURE.-Hen manure is the most
potent and valuable of any made on the farm
and should be carefully preserved in barrels
or boxes under cover. mixing it with alter
nate layers of dry earth and coal ashes. 1t
Is very effective in the vegetable garden, and
some growers compute its value equal to that
OF Peruvian guano.-American Fuy7,cr.
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M EcH NIcAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
JAMES w. BUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution OF hi
ia Ike orders for work nd execute The Same prompt
~ and satisfactorily. His experience is snch that
he can guar antee perfect orlmnnship, and hs
prices will compare fsyoIabiy with The most
reasonable. Those desiriHg TO build should give
him . call.
A pril %, 1873.
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that l will eI"cuto he
foregoing dserre at my "fiCe in Char'sst II,
West Virginia, ON the 2o!h day 81 February,
1879. CLE0E MOORE,
Januarv 81. 1S79-5.. Commissioner.
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NEW PIANOS 1928
hAch Nrd -! S'yles. iholGdirF Grand Square
ann Upright, all rrrir'Iy DrsI-cIass 10 AZ thr
lowesr net cash wholesale IA cfaFy pricss
direct % me purchaser. TEFsa = amos inside one
o: the fH>st plays the GentsE zia z bibiio.
md were unanimously rsc0TnEn udEd Tor tho HoH
EsT RcSC=E-DT-- , 800 II as.. ErzularIy !scor-
ppEatrd Mana t==tuEIa1 Eco.-T AcfcrT srtsbIssSrA
Oyrr 70 yeas The sqvzrs GrEs6s cauIs's Hs
tnuzh.S's prt-Bt D"Pl~E Ov-rsirvn- Scale,
the Eres.sff imUro= SuDSEt in fbs hsieFy ef Pisro
M kis=- The Upright are the 1Rest in Amer
tCa- Pianos cent on trial Don't isH 70 write Icr
illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue OF % pages
mailed free.
MENDELSsOHN PIANO CO..
81 EAst 18Th Street. N. Y.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TlERSONS in want OF first-class
ar

= q NJ z -
can have them made by calling tho under
signed. All Pumps made by me the do not nswer
a fi-st rate purpose, I'N make charge for. The
Improvement that have put the old Log Pump
leads say il a Pump make does not work
first class, excel other Pumps, will make NO
charge.
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
Moderate charges and terms to suit the times.-
All letters addressed to me at Cha rlesto~n Jetfsr
son County. W est Virginia, will receive prompt
attention THOS. J. BRAGG.
May 2S, ls7S-ly.
:, TovE PIPE ali sizes Coal ShoveIs and Goa
Hods for sale by DUKE & GALLAHER.
November 5, ISIS.
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10 YEARS a SUFFERER.
From Hon. Thee. P. EoseTt, Bristol, r. /.

Mecs-s WEEKS 81 PoTTER: Gentlemen. - Feeling
Thoroughly convinced OF the efficacy OF SAEFo.b 4
RADICAL CUEE Fog CATAREE am iuduccd 10 crop y"iI
line TO say that although nave been scc7tSi OF I'll
the GCstruilS ndyLrtiscd raGicst cuTCS," have
found anything that proIissI suca relief and
ultimate as that ofSISSOED's.
have been afflicted with th.s dreadful disease fNT
tGan ten years. and not uTtN recently could l
BIG ind4:cI to psrsevern with any until read te isi!sr
using vc six bottles am thoroughly Convinced OF
II. curative properties. Hoping that others similarly
sfct"d Ike Eyself will he Induced TO make Tho trial,
AM. GeatIeDUE, very t;C!y. exc. 1900. =, ,,<,,,,x,-
BRISTOL, Il Z, July 81, 49,.
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7 IGHT & MITCHELL hav. just received . large
IL stock of Extracts (iOr the HandkerchieO New
HOwn Hay, Jockey Club, Violet. Ess. Bouquet nd
Musk: also have Lubins K Cowdray's Violet Pow
der for the Toilet.
IILAVORING EXTRACTS--Lemon, Vanilla,
L Strawberry, Rose, Pine Apple end Peach
Sold by LIG HI MITCHELL.
TURKISH Bath Towels, sold by
L LIGHI6 MITCHELL.
TOBACCO and Cigars, Cbesffn town. sold by
i LIGHT L MITCHELL.
We also have stoek Of Paints. Oils. Turpen-
tines and VarniEbes. which offer very cheap
for the CASH and reasonable credit
M.y7, 1878 LIGHT h MITCHELL
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9DoN E: EaaEEaEs0sl
PLASTER.

lust Received Fifty Tons of best quality Of
- Nova Scotia Plaster, which We are low grind
ing and selling at tho lowest price for Cash only.
WEIRICK WELLER.
March IS. 1s7s.
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MURPHY LUNCH ECON.
TO STOCK RAISERs.

THE und-rsigred having cousidersbr. ..r.,i-
ehrs IN the gelding OF stock. ofTcrs his prsf..
sonaI serViccs - tho Stock Rairsrs OF J.fi. rsou
ana ahJinibg Conntis prom iring in IL. ex-
eeniIoo OF work entrusted to him. WiIIaIso rive
attention to dl"oasss Ia horses Also hnsa rstsn.
Antl-hootet. which he - ~ sprly toHogs Letter.
will receive prompt attention Tern.s r-s.or.bio
Feb. 10, I~U. JOHN ". sCHAEFFER
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TI'HE GILBERT nnUc STORE

TE'HE GILBERT DRUG STORE
L AT HARPER'S FERRY
ha" constantly ON hs nd large iIrrticIss
uSGsIy kept In Drug Store. amt strict after .i.s
Psla 70 iA.ir purity ''sud Ie9 prizes"
VENEas o! all kinds-tEs beat the m.rk.tea. -
1 ioTd Cost orI-nOn sxpIosi-s- 1900 Eirs test
1EKKnnER Of AII Eisda stAtios.ry-a great
IRr,sty Playing ssa Vi.itieE c,rds.
- h'And' choice lot Of nice Cigar, eo-st.,t-
n hand. "
DURG Spices OF all kinds usually needed b,
4 HOUsekeepeTs
A Ii the leading Patent sDd Family Medicines
IA bought from the Manufacturers to i.sure
their g-nUinepsss
ToUSTRY Merchants snd Pbr.ieisns' Orders
= , attended :" promptly at lowcsi PRICE
CREsCRIPTIOS DrpartInc nt all in order sad
] best medicines used.
= fRicT st'sn'isn paid to all articles prepared
, ss 10 their purity. 90. that PhyGicisHG and Pa
tcGIs viii know what they arc doing
D q. DONHELLY. Chemist.
October 70 1873. Sgs1t
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g COLLINS -
Y0LThIC PLASTER

Afortis the most grateful rclie: Il, Tcheu,ns-
tsTa, Weak Spine, Local Pains. Nervous Al
fectIOns, Local Rheumatism, Tic DorIourerrS,
FERROUS Pain, Affections OF the E.lLasyn,
Fractured Ribs, Affections OF the Chest, Coids
and Coughs, injuries OF tho B&c*, Strains
and Bruises, Weak Bsex, Nervous Pain OF tho
Bowels, CraInp in the gtcnssch and Limbs,
Heart Affections, Enlarged spleen, Cruises
and 1unctCr-s, Eheu-lBtisIn OF the Wrists
and Arms, AS.hnla, CiOu:t, Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain l.. the Chest, stitch IL the
Hack, Pain IN the Hip, Tarioose o. Enlarged
Veins, Crick in the Back and Heck, Pain and
Weakness in Side and Back, fICarsensss, Sore
Throet, LumbsEo, Hyhcopins Cough, Sharp
Pains In the Breast, Heart Disease, Ouinsy,
Diabetes, ard Eor Lac2c2ess Il any part OK tia
Body.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-02-11

NEW PLASTER MILL.
HAVING our new Steam Plaster II III in 70 II OPP
GRAFTON. offer first rate lot of Finely
Ground Plaster, at tower rRtes than has been sold
hero for many Ye&Ts- LlPPti'I < co
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HOUSE-PAINTING, PAPEHiNG, &C

1nON FEN Yin ".
DATENT Steel Barb FenCing-Japanncd or
1 acknowledgements fence made. Call and
examine sample, AID get Information concern
ing same from
March. 20, 1873. HORACE BEALL.
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| DRUNES, Dried Corn, Hominy. Be.ns. Dried
L Apples and Peaches, Pickles and Canned To-
metoes, lower than ever, just received and for
sale by DALGARS
! January o. 1879
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YEAST TOa SALE.
CUMBERIAND coal.

E'EEsTI Yeast gu sale dsiIy, at the B-ser4 spi
! CoafsctiuncTJ Of
fdHy l5 1871. PHIL. r. RORa
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y ESD business you can engage in. S5 to $50
- per day made by eny worker of either sex.
right in their own locslitie'. Particular and
SAMPLES worth SIS free. Improve your SCARE time
at this business. Address STISsoS & Co., Port
land, Maine.
April ,. lSTS-lY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-15
Dead.

Last evening THE ARGUS announced
that Jacob Wollenhaupt was lying very i'll
and was not expected to live, and the news
had hardly been announced, when the sad
Intelligence was received of his death. He
had been sick but one week, and had the
very best care shat medical skill could give,
but to no purpose, and at 20 o'clock last
evening he died. Hc was one of the
Oldest settlers of Rock Island and a promi
nent German. He was engaged In the
grocery business, having about two years
ago bought out Solander & Huber's at the
corner of Third Avenue and 10th street.
Among his fellows he was well and favor
ably known and sustained an excellent rep
utation for upright dealing. He was also
a prominent Odd Fellow, and had been an
alderman from his ward. In politics he
was democrat but in no sense q partisan.
His funeral occurs tomorrow and will be
largely attended by the Odd Fellows, o.
which order he was prominent member,
also by the fire department of this city,
of whicb at one time be vas Chief.
Beloved by all, his death will be sincerely
incurred by his family, and By the many
friends who knew him for his excellent
traits Of character.