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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

by virtue of two wrlts Of heri fncin Issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and TO me directed, will sell at public
sae for cash. at the courthouse door OF snid District
on TUESDAY, the 23d day of September, 1879,
of the defendant In and 10 the following
property, to-wit:
Lot l. square co., lot p square coz lot TO- square eli
iot ~ square Gi lots q 9, and in square lOgo sub
lots IL and 49, square 1885, and all OF lots to H. both
inclusive, In square ITO except those portions OF said
lots comprising lots ID. III, J. and y, according TO
plat OF sub division of record in Book III b, page
25g of the records OF the surveyors office Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Also. one undivided moiety of
square Oj lots and square 10, and lots /. and
I'm square east of square 7Os all located IN the city Of
washing on, district of Columbia, together with all
aud singular the improvements thereon, levied upon
as the property Of Moses Kelly to satisfy xecuti
No 1915 III favor OF James j. Barbour, use of i A
Ashford and No 1879 ut law IN fhvor OF Robert l.
Lech Il Sons, use OF A Ashford.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
U. s. Marshal, District OF Columbia.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtioneer, sp2.dis
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To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1879, AT 40 A. NJ.
AM Leaye washington;
FRk rH Elliott c "a 5 AM2 R9 70
Bsl.mo g only Stops g. Shipsys te lay, An
and Mount Winans s' BreatiSst at Relay station.
o'SOse;Bsttimore M,nnapols' ma Way; Piedm9ni
snd ssw9 sg W he,ay' haserston' FREDERICK
scSS-tbALii%obE 8Ep Laurel, EXPRESS
ter, Hagerstown, and Way statione. .,.,,,r,..
AND RH fXP&s far S2S GHp q
s,, New York ana Ph,ladeiphhiac o,ruprs Ann
''' pfTs hHES HXP rf49 ffeGeTgE assrs
town, and Valley Branch Except sunday
sanS daily. GPsisO" ' 70 sandusky daily except
300 Jon Sunday only-BaltImore Annapolis and
ioOo.B41TIMoRE EXPRESS. stops q, Blaaens-
burg, College Beltsyille. laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups. and Hanover
2S n9FsR9n. bief fAyA as TGs
iasI;on Sunday oSiy sGs M s' snd Way.
-BalIlm nc ,, and Way s,sii9ps ,,
REL ExPRisss Frederick, Via Relay. Stops
40, at Annapolis Junction. ,,.... ,,,,.
eaesie5. and Way stations og sunday to Point
hffPPPfHSA 5 5qd &IE s' AND
TlMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except sunday.
boat al Canton Stops 81 Biadcnsourg and Laurel,
es9-PSl1i Of Rocks s %,d d Way stations
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eillcott City. via
slSE-tCiilcAeo, COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBURd
EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago Pt'sburs'
lo;i5cfSsEWS york York, pHILA DELPH1A, AND BAL,
TMohE s aSS sSSe snd
oo1fsT Ko 81 G@B SigNcfNNAT1 EXPRESS
tDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
All tyyaIns stonot Re,av Station
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Chesapenl.o and ohio Coun,.

Cleared Exchange, Eddie, Eddie, Hunter G
william Young, NJ a Brady, Congress steamer Star
A b williamson, William T. Bell, NJ scully, W L
Ernst, Marmaduke, DR. G + Russell, c i Man.
ming, DR. Grimes, l. Regain, w Cnrder, A J Meal
lister, Confer, Dove, William Jackson, l. NJ Pof-
j W DALEY, Inyincblc Arcturus NJ c
Boyer, j w Clary, Elizabeth, W X Phelps, j X Ray,
NJ L fice, I 5 McArdle, Round Top, Matte c, b j
Coleman, J W Barker, b Tilghmnn, Moore, IL
Loyeridge, b Henry and Bradburn.
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Steamers John W Thompson and AIattano
JOhnsons wharf-arrived and cleared-Packet
Advance, Jones, Express. Williams, Havre dc
Grace. Arrived-Schooner John Tway Wheatley,
Havre de Grace
Riley's wharf-Arrived schooner Sarah Jane,
Russell, Mary Parks, Kelly, Rappahannock, with
oysters and fruit for market
CLEARED.
Schooncrs Flora, Chase, Marth TrRyers, Traverse,
Mary Lawston, Green, Mary Schultz Sterling Ed.
mund Lee, Johnson, down light.
Steamers Lady of the Lake and George Leary.
New York, with Peruvian guano for John Baker
and several small boats with potatoes, &c.
Schooner Matte ii Hand, Jarvis, Philadelphia.
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OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAN AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsuINgToN, ID. G., Sept |, 1879.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering Cast
Iron Columna and Pllasters for the North Wing of
the building for the State, War and Navy Depart
mens in this city, Will be received at this Office until
IL m OF September 3, 1879, and opened immediately
thereafter IN the presence of bidders
specifications, drawings, general Instructions for
bidders ana blank forms of proposals will be fur
nlsned 10 established manufacturers only upon appli-
cation to this office.
THoS LINCOLN CASEY,
sel-6t Lieut.. Col. Corps OF Engineers.
reform SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
Ae LUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, August q, 1870.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the Office OF tho
President of the Board Of Trustees OF the Reform
school of The District OF Columbia until IL the
10th day of september. 1877, for Two Hundred Tons
OF White Ash Furnace Coal and Finy Tons OF Red
Ash Range Coal
The coal must be of the best quality. and be deliv
cred ut such times and In such quantities the Presi
dent OF the Boald OF Trustees may direct.
The right TO reject any and all bids and TO accept
any portion OF any bid Is reserved.
Samples must accompany each bid.
A. ]. FALLS,
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
au2eeodSl0 lStar.I Gl3 Fifteenth st. II. W.
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THE GENERAL MARKETS,
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORGETOWN September l.
Offerings on change-1OOO0 bushels wheat. with
sales Of 075 bushels ut sl.O7; 2i5U ut siW; l.O6i
from s1@l.06h. -'S''
Arriyals-B0ats Ruby, with 5000 bushels wheat
Rider, 2,450 bushels wheat Ruzel with 200 bush.
els wheat; Talbot, with / 200 bushels wheat
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Georgetown River Front.

ARRIVED.
Schooner George Aery, Rogers, stonington,
Conn.
Brig Three Cheers, Cornell Trinidad, with as.
phalt,
Schooner Elwood Burton, Jarvis, Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Schooner W Fisk, Crowel Boston, with coal.
Schooner Annie L Valentine, Chambers New
York
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September l.
Beef Cattle-The market frmer and without
SERIOUS change in prices Very best 5IS@l59Sc first
quality, 5000; medium, 3l394lSc.: ordinary, SO
Vac, The most sales were from 4Gg4Ac. Receipts,
$50 head sales, l,d56 head.
Swine-The market was fairly active, and prices
unchanged. Quotations, 494Gg5l9c Receipts, $3.50
The receipts of sheep and lambs were ESQ head.
Quotations-Sheep 315D419c, lambs, S1S94Mc.
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NUNINIER RESOItTS.

nILLMAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC AVENUE
~ ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Next door TO the postohiee, one square ifom de-
pot one square nom beach Large, airy rooms, hrSt
W. BENNETT STRONG,
jyl2-2m formerly OF Baltimoro), Proprietor,
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rEHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
Il SCHOOL.
]. W. HUNT A. NJ, Principal.
Commences its twelfth year SEPTEMBER In the
north session room of DIR. Sunderlands church. Four.
and-a.half street northwest.
CIRCULARS containing further information, with test
monials from few of our best citizens, be had at
the book stores, or the principal may be addressed
through p o. box 535, and au interview obtained.
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THIN COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

G. Preparatory Department opens WEDNESDAY,
September 10
The Cole Q, wEDN ESDAY. September TO-
Medical school, MONDAY, October IL
Law school, WEDNESDAY, OCtober8.
For Information and catalogue address
,, j. q. YELLING, LII. D.,
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UNION Law ASSOCIATION. NO. 033 r.
STREET NORTHWEST.

This Association, established one year ago, which
was so popular and successfully run the last winter,
has been revised and Incorporated, and will open the
next term on the FIRST FRIDAY IN OCTOBER
NEXT with weekly lectures by the ablest lawyers IN
the District, and the weekly Moot Court, ON tie first
tuesday OF October next Eugene Carusi. esq, has
been re.enggg ID as Judge and w J Newton, tsq. rs
clerk. Application Tor membership and further In
formation may be made TO Geo. =. prindle president,
BIO seventh street, Nj Eastwood 500 Seventh street,
or any Of the trustees Thi, school II designed for
advanced study OF the law Applicants must have
bar. sel3ts
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State Tor Educational and ChNrlta
bic purposes IN 1865 FOR THE TERM OF TWEEN.
TN-FlNE YEARS, to which contract the inylolable
faith OF the state Is pledged with u capital OF 100000
iiS IRA Nj SINtii e SIiM IiEH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will lake place monthly on the second Tuesday, II
ntutr scales on pOSLp0leL LOOK At the following
Distribution;
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LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
"A FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DISrRI.
~ IloN EliASS a. NEM ohdEAnS, Az ~ ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-IIOUSES.

OOI FIRST ST, N E-New brick; all modern
COO improvements also store ut corner Il.
CALLlGhN. TO First st II g. aus
email TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES in good
- location; rent low. Inquire No 1901 Fifth st NV.
Unwilling HOUSE, No. 100 Twelfth Vt n ", with
~ water, gas, NC. Apply TO l. + CLARK Il SONS,
Ills + 1T. au2S
GOT THIRTEENTH ST n E-A six room brick
o. House; water on each floor: In good order;
cheap; ut 80 month IN advance, Inquire ut g3 u st
NV. au27
nor RENT-Call and see our list of property for
IL rent. JOHN SHERMAN Co,
au2Itf st. Cloud building,
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$40 PER or. OF TEN WEEKS,
$3.50 FOR lC1DEMTCaL YEAR,

FROM SEPT. 0. 1879, BOOKS, sc. INCLUDED,
Whole expense for Young men aud boys at S. q.
SHORTLiDGES Media, Pa, Academy. Music the
only extra. Highly recommendation BayRrd Taylor,
Hon. Fernando Wood, Judge Van HOcsen Gen, G. IL.
TCollis Gov. Routt Rev. Dr. Chllds, &C. Ten teach
srsIall men and al graduates Special attention to
both advanced and backward pupils an young boys.
Both individual and class instruction, mbining The
advantages of private tutoring nnd schooroom drill.
Fine building thoroughly heated new gymnasium; ex-
ceent table English business. Scientific and Cas-
steal courses of study Weekly lectures, illustrated
by the best apparatus. For new Illustrated circular
OF term commencing SeptemberO, address SWITHIS
e SlI0RrLIDGE, Harvard University,A NJ, Media,
Pa. Media has seven churches and temperance
charter prohibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks
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BOARDING.

A YOUNG LADY can be accommodated with
IA Board and Hoom ut sl2 per month, ~ private
family. Apply nj 2lGl 81, next pWenly,ilrsi II W.
2O07 iEw5w be opened for Gv RoqsHGrs on
phan, Rooms can now be secured, References re
quTed. au22
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Georgetown College.
Union Law School.

The Preparatory Department OF this School will
commence It's annual session MONDAY EVENING,
SEFIEMBERS s, under the management OF compe.
tent Iecner OF experience, assisted by Lecturers OF
marked ability and prominence on Law and Execution.
Lecture Hoom-No b,Second National Bank Build.
seI.9w holm a TIA yIyApD A,,or,ova,to
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDP.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great DoubeITrack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
10 the
NORTH, NoRrHwpsT, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST,
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Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEVENTH IND Il SITS. ". ".

Gives education for real life to sons and daughters,
The course comprises Penmanship, Spelling, Compo-
sItlon, Correspondence, Business Arithmetic Single
and Double Entry bookkeeping, Business Practice,
Political Economy Commercial Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open for reception OF stu
dents last Monday In August and thereafter. For par
ticulars visit the College address
au6 ii. q. SPENCER, Principal.
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WAVERLEY Boarding aud DAY
w School for Young Ladies' No lii2 II st., Wash.
nglon. D. G. Circulars at the book and drug stores.
Miss LIpSCOMB PRINCIPAL, spi.im
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE Of BUILDINU n
STATE. WAN AND NAVY DEpARTMENTs

l1RoPosALs FOR CAST IRON COLUMNS AM
Il PlLASTERS.
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To take effect
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following were the closing quotations.;
Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, September /, lsTn
The following are the official closing quotations Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08
ANDALUSTA LHTTaR.

ANDALUSIA, ILL.,. Oct. o, 1871
Saturdays Union contained an epistie
from Uncle Gideon-and from the even,
smooth tsnor of it. we would naturally con-
e!ude that Uncle Gideon was exceptionally
g old mao. So be is; he was 10 the
war, and it was l. A''H' 'A"' e9'oN
country from destruction.
And to-day he reaps his well earned
reward. Uncle Gideon in many respects
is like other men, alas that it should be So
Who is Uncle Gideon? we all know him
here,-It is be who unfortunately or other
wise had his shop burned down some
years ago-but it rose Phoenix like FROM it's
ashes to the establishment of US all.
1t is he who was Democrat. but only
three weeks ago was would be Republican
candidate for county treasurer, and to-day
he is as he eyer has been, everything to
everybody. kind, just good and true.
Uncle Gideon's spotless life both public
and private is without single stain. He
rules his house as becometh a good citizen.
His praise in this respect is in all our
mouths, and the rising generation can only
admire, venerate and praise him If for moth
ing else. And when the day comes that
our beloved uncle has to throw off his
mortal coil--when that bright and particular
star 10 the west hall be withdrawn for
ever, this hamlet will miss him and will
mourn in sackcloth and ashes for her be-
loved uncle.
When any of our citizens depart from
good and get into ways that are dark and
tricks that are vain, he holds them up
fearlessly to the public gaze, and every
thing he says will surely come to pass; so
that now we believe he is gifted with second
sight.
Aud we would advise that citizen that
liyeth beyond on top of the hill to take
pattern of Uncle Gideon, and to walk in his
footsteps and not spurn his counsel, for if
he does he will surely and utterly fail.
JINGLE NED
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08
Forger Captured,

Yesterday afternoon between IL and /
o'clock q man called at the Moline Nation
al Bank, and presented O check for 1920
payable to Geo. Barnes, signed j. S.
Keator & Son"-'W'-and wanted the
money. Charlie Hemenway, the cashier,
was the only person in the bank at the
time. aud looking at the man closely he
thong BIT he recognized him as man who
had drawn money on Keator & Sons
checks before, but not being sure of it,
made some excuse. and !telephoned the
firm, Ben Keator answered back Hold
till get there" Charlie then saunter
ed out from behind the counter to inter-
cept the man, but the fellow had
urgent business with his partner,
and skipped. Hemenway saw him
go IN the post Office and in a minute
afterwards. Ben Keator reached the bank
Leaving Ben in charge OF the bank. Char
lie made for the post office, expecting to
catch his man, but the bird had flown.
The police we're then summoned, and
measures taken for the capture of the for
ger. Marshal Fish. from the description
given, concluded the fellow was no other
than Geo. Henry. OF Hampton, who was
sentenced for two years in 1873 for forging
school certificates. and accordingly dis
patched Officer Holt to the house of.
Henry's father TO watch the premises
while he and Hemenway started up
the river bank towards WATERFOWL. Ar
rived at Crawford's store, the man was
found. and proved to be the fellow Henry.
He was brought to Moline. had a prelimi-
nary trial before Justice Swander, and
was remanded to Jail in default of 500
bonds on the charge of attempting to pass
checks. At last accounts he
had not secured bail. and was not likely
10 do so. He was sentenced in 1878 to
two years for forging school certificates
but the sentence was suspended during
good behavior. Now that he has proven
bis willingness to disregard the clemency
Of the court, it is likely to go hard with
him,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08
WIN. r. BUTLER AR.
RESTED FOR ABDUCTION.


Il -
1t becomes the painful duty Of Journal
lists to record some dark scenes in social
life which bring disgrace 70 proud and
happy families which. il all charity. they
would cover up. The following warrant,
sworn out before Squire gfopper by good
and responsible citizens, tells. its own
story,if true. Of ruin and shame to poor,
young and beautiful orphan girl, and the
fall of one who has been twice honored by
his fellow citizens with the highest ofhce
in the gift of the city.
Hoping that the charge may prove IN
Ifounded-though dark and ugly rumors
have floated about the city for some time
THE ARGUS refrains from any COM
ments and only gives the following as 1.-THE
court record. The warrant was placed in
the hands of Deputy Sheriff Ankrum at
| O clock this evening.
CO. oy ROCK oe 1sLaFo Before Elton c. Chopper,
The People of the state of Illinois. vs. William P.
| Butler.
Edward Spencer, Sylvester w. McMas-
ter. VIM. E. Gilmore, VIM. Z. WEIGH and
John WEIGH being first duly sworn on
their oaths do severaily declare and say
that they have just and reasona BILE grounds
to believe that the crime OF abduction
has been committed in the said
county, that on the sixth
l(6) day of October, A. D., 1879, at
and within said county, VIM. T Butler
did unlawfully entice away from the home
of Mary Leary one Mary Learg, an un-
married female of chaste life and CONVEX
sation for the purpose of prostitution and
eoncubinage between him, the said VIM,
+. Butler. and her, the said Mary Leary
Atlantis further aver that the house o!
, said Mary Leary on said sixth (6l day Of
October was 10 the CITY OF Rock Island II
said county, and that the said Mary Leary
ia the mother and only surviving parent
of her the said Mary I4sary. (Sigued.l
EDWARD SPENCER,
SYLVESTER w. MCMAsTER,
VIM f. GILMORE.
VIM G. WEIGH,
JOHN WEIGH,
Fl Subscribed and sworn to before me th
8th day OF October 4. ID. 1915.
+. G. CROPPER, j. L.
At $50 Mr.. Butler was brought befor'
Justice Cropper. He Immediately SEM
t for Henry Curtis. Esq, who will probably
be his attorney. The prosecuting wit
nesses have engaged as counsel to sssis
. States Attorney Parmenter, the firms o
Kenworthy & Beardsley, and Sweeney
, Jackson & Walker.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS Or DEPRESSION a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL OVER WORK,
INDIsCRETIONS OR EkCESsES, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS Homeopathic SPECIFIC No.
2a. 1t tones up and inviGorates the sys-
TEN, dispes the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength and energy.-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the ~entire man.
poan cad twenty years with perfect sue
Dee nesn ~ - ,honsan AZ Sold by dealers.
Price, $l00 per single vial, e''oo p0'
package of FIVE vials and $500 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MI
DIcINE COMPANY 100 Fulton Street. N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08

When james Taylor was first elected
chairman of the board of supervisors the
Union felicitated itself over the fact that
he was very honorable, upright, liberal
sort ola democrat-in fact almost SANITY
republican. and now, just because large
number of republicans and other citizens
ask Dir. Taylor to be candidate for the
office of county treasurer, the Union scowls
at him, lies about him, and tries to ina
CINE that old Scotch Taylor is veritable
southern outrage-a whole southern con-
federacy. What horrid vision has ap-
peared to the seven yearling and the ele-
CANT umbrella2 Does the grinning visa
ges of tax title spectators Cypress them.
For the sake of their weakened meme
ries and shattered intellects we drop this
subject, that peace and quiet may once
more come to the distracted elegant and
his disordered assistant with seven years
experience. THE ARGUS begs to be for
given for troubling the afflicted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08

The Democrats will make square
fight.
Freight business is active on ali the
lines.
Regular drill of the Rodman Rifles To-
night. -
-Buford & Co., are anticipating an inns
mense business the coming year..
The excursion to Cincinnati over the
Rock Island Il Peoria and T, P. s. W. left
Rock IsiaDd this afternoon.
The trestle work on the new c., B. &
Q. line is already assuming proportions.
The work is being vigorously pushed.
The street car track from Brooks
Crossing to Centre station. which is to be
moved north, will be laid before cold
weather sets in.
The macadam from the 23d street
sewer. is piled up ready for use on the
streets. Thus lar the cost of this sewer
has been materially lessened on account of
this macadam.
The c. B. & @. train going south. due
In St. Louis yesterday morning did not
not reach there until o'clock last even
ing. There were fourteen coaches on the
train, and the delay was caused by damage
to- engines.
Tho "Velled Prophets" did not make
their promised display last night in st.
Louis asEwas expected. to the disappolnt-
ment of thousands who were present fol
no.other purpose. than the witnessing of THU
display.
The Democrats of Mercer county
don't propose to be swallowed by thu
lt:reepbackers aud have placed 10 nomina
ton candidate for treasurer. and pro
pose to vote for him, too. This is tht
Democratic principles no.-stand by you
colors.
Some of the Greenbackers seem t.
think that if the Democracy run a tickle
10 this county, that they thereby rende
certain the success of the Republicans
Don't the GreenDaote.s DO the same thins
by running one themselves. By Yhg
right do the g. BIS claim monopoly o
the business. -Aiedo ResOrd
1 The above is applicable to Rock Islant
county as well IS Mercer
The train that left tLis city on Mon
day night for ST. Louis did not reach tina
city until Tuesday night on account of a
accident OF Monmouth. The passenger
lon the train from this city must have don
some emphatic taking ct the delay, es
pecially as il was expected they wou!.
take part in the Yelled Prophet eere
monies, which ceremonies were postpone,
lone day Cd account of the absence of tn
grand bivb representative Of His Orienta
Yelled Majesty.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08

Try it; keep trying it, and try it again.
We say this because we believe that the
health, happiness and prosperity of the
people depend upon the proper use of
these medicines, which have proved 30
successful in eradicating disease and de-
feating death. The medicine so effective
in its cure of diseases is the great Southern
remedy, Simmons Liver Regulator. Try
it; we believe that the first trial will be
satisfactory.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-08

Let a farmer divide his white winter
butter into two lots, while set in the form
Of cream, and for one make use OF perfect
ed Butter Color. made by Wells. Richard
son & Co., Burlington, W.T.. while the
other goes to market without color, andIhe
Whatsoever on what course his interest
depends. This color gives the fine. rich,
golden yellow of first quality june butter,
objected to In most butter colors.