davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-17

nnrkcte nrc mprn private than with us. md
oftcnlo not "gct out" I'll sano hours afturthulr
occurrence. y pnrty tn transaction can send
news Of II 10 this side aud keep IT. quiet there.
Tails Ia rnthcr tho rtIlo thar tho exception, md
tho fi,ct nccu.ints for tho difference. nUtcd.
letter frtm Knnkakec Etatcs that the corn
ID yielding there much better thnn c1pcctcd.
nrtntItr nf tho tbaetl Of Trntle states that tho
frost Ut INT occurred on tho night following
Aug. IN. which wis much earlier In tho ycGr
than ntw. Tim fAct TINT n FIRST on Tho 10Th uf
AuHlat ruined d corn cr'p .l'na mt rrnvo that
tho crnp wtm1i be equally ruined hy fF1st t,c-
cttrrnx ncdrly Il month Inter. OfcOurso nothing
like tho t1atnaHe would cnsuo In the ono
cnso ns tho other. Thcro II. hOwovcr,
this tfIfelna presented In tho situation If
laA0 4 great 'tcat Ut corn wns rcportch
to tnvc sufferctl irnm drought 30 mich of It
ns wRs mt ton Fur nut Dt tho way 10 to benefited
by r.i, wns vtsitcl RECENTLY by ctsp'o,Is showers,
nn'l It is precisely TINT corn Which was open 10
dalnuxo by the late frosts
rItOv1S1OSs. -.
HOG PHODtjt.rs-Wcrat less active md unusually
Mrak. Tho IacAl hug market wns ln~er and Liver
pool reEHrtcA III per evil decline In iarl anu meats.
Apparently this s.is,eaflsngt fcw uitprs ns Ucte.
l'rr Inri. and thcr sul.. Tho resulting decnc
rhtight sey1rnl sup 0r1ers and TINT brought
n'"re o. tlls mafket' caas'nE further wsut.
he only nbul .NI tcs, but apparently ut, ea.eI
ii cnrry Il through n.xt munsh nt Premium
Stvambrr tr ees. will flis pr,nrtlon NJ tho rinrr
- ~ et,inn The il,nrkDs. Tic November dis
co.nt vanished In consequence: und fyr,rathy with
fRr lHc,el free hcrhgA Mt new PORK. which declined
ss M:h M ut In ssy S % +. @ ss 2:
&; s :s I'D
ss H.s s1s,ns ,';. 1 y sh,,. xa ~ m m
:H"F G u f:!s M 8 M cSsr .G
, 1880-09-17

The following Instruments were filed for record
Thursday, Sept. TO-;

The following Instruments we're filed tor reoort
Thursday, Sept. 10;
cITr PROPERTY.
Sophia u. 1N4 T. p Of Orchard, . & %lxis3 It,
HAteA sspt. II istsHladsor LslKAl 10 Lydia r.
',..: zQl
!atea Sept ~ ". and q *. lstsfsan 10 j, mid
Jsnss 3. III L III iIiYt;:iiiI. !. I, .iIt w
dated sapt- Is drunk wsIla u Edward NuF.
DSspaiaS: 4, iU& II i IT ia.Is1, I: um;
=! !;gGxlh II, datsd sept. u tr K0bask u r. ..
una4 Z, iio Il :of Si,..iss; :. III: Il
BaS i.sad ~. III II II Glftscia Il III
3sxlal u tats!! scpt III ta1aFney Rsenoy 10
1'ss!!sf: 4 s9s y Mo$iii ,;Ets:iisi.' i: ~
0S!is Ss4maani. l,ao
iMns6ysd. datet 'Aprt il tfredstex ",
lsssS! ss s; "a i1;S: $silsIiii%: N''
West iiaftls,n i. Is Il u i.miin II, ! I. 3siS
q, aus1d sept. III tslasluF III Cnanusiy to Han.
sot!h tgsst j, ii Il 81 Soit Wa,si Il.
sonSan; 6 + T. I'D & i. T. nS!e.' sai.s .a. lan
.'sa scs H. Nj %s'Iss. Sssd; sn e Js &
wsst KlsSisoi,th Il. cor II iioyns as,nf
xHt II, dAtol SSpt. tM, ]. Z. W. Klxufs u T.. J..
N0llTu w CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 NAUll!s " kkvkN
MtLEs W TUX fuuMT.nuCxx
habsy - Oh 4 Af balsnoHt Nv. . T. " acres.
dAt9d sspts IL lhathesnu H. sslAn 10 Wisitall ~.
ppnntns sood, Gs iv s1.y md buJi Ill ''
r. " nl!ey, dated sept 9tstnon Eusn4elhl u -,
1Nnh& III
, 1880-09-17
LIVE STOCK.


GAFrLE-Asida from dISl aid BSc0RA Glass catttU.
I0f xhcl there wax Y you'd lunlAA4 ~ sustained
prlcGs, tlleFO further nUtiCsab!0 nhrnkaxa III
yRlA0s- Tho arrivals. though UR,bruclnx lArxBr uRF
cantuao II fat enttl0 than usual cdnstsFpd largely VI
9Ead0A not good snHHR u send Eastward MIL NJ thu
yaFtla alrpady contained considerable number Df
ttat claAs thu u&Ekut uvsrs4ockui, knd hoIlcss
N0rs obRuA ~ cOnS dnwn nn1lheF nuteh+ eAlea
plainly showing lecno fFunl Wsdnesday's qu0&u-
many changed haflds. The fnt1tsF sal ut As54hl6
and tic latsr al ta73a7A EsAIuyur x Hall ubta!ned
thu nulsIda pr1co Tor " auad fe by John CoiIsnur,
Ale1Is, Warren County, Ill. Tts drove averaged
lJas ~. aud shpfsd In w W. IT, Kiornsn. Thora
wgro suvetal sales Al " AGas5.a Tho wunts Vt caaasn
mud butchors wsru prslty we'll supplied. and their
pusGhuae4 consequently serG comparatively !lxht
Th0y tuck uia4ctalu nnlatvF VI WastSrnA ut u AI
S:0 ano Tex nns o. t2tA1Alu Nat.ve cows and mlxe4
, 1880-09-17

cltno'I N. Turing tho .ustesnppn. tho market
'rcn'na nn7cttlc,i, mud tn thc late arnnpH
st,i,rcs lending ,l,o erii'1s. wr.inrn .jmIon was
exceptionally, strons, md n,isant:'' 1n 1nr
tl,ero wna fn,cttnnnl rccHytry III thu Renera!
liAs. Thr t!eprcasIn, nenr tfn rlnae was cn,.st,!
t,y tho repHrt TINT tho trunk lfnn fnn!AE,rs hui
tsnHrcnd rrYnrs!fnR freight rg'Gs. 'rtla Cnrn-
inns Uf thc t.nke Erie d Western ftna,' ln-
tt,a,scd ~. !Hp during tho !ntn,h nf August;
wcnk III H'ptetnf,rr; Iitck IstMnh cummings Tho
first wtHk III HGptrsntIrr nrrt',stsl f.s.kA. md
fnr tho h!nn!b If August s1a. ~: Southern III:
ellie III CAtfnrnfh,HItrtl $11S.fD in August. .ailt1
tt.:sN.Ut, for tho HjEht monilts nf iEkl: st. Paul
Il tIn.Hhn rnrtitnRs Increased 4ts,(1D tho Frroimi
, 1880-09-17
1ltkItA1,S'TtfFFS.

ftlOUlt-Wns qttlrt and unclaimed. There 4
nlnteSue tsNAe lnfn! nccs,nrt but ahijserr were
mt hlspOseI TO Opsritc though *o.1e biis
Hiae which ht hnt suit tho vrwA uf hnldcrN. Snlcs
wure rcrnr1ei uf no bris winters private terms:
+b brIs lnu|r rStss. turiy Mt f5its.: tile outside
far cf1occ latcntn md d.5 br)s luW gIaies ut *2st
4nl 1utul. LII bslA, Export aUnrn were quoted ut
st0Oa+i5 fur suud 10 cf,r'lcr extra.
1r1sEtt M'hEsTrrPs-Wesc qulct and drn., fa1cs
were i irnn Mt fllfDN tfl.j Cuatsc corn-Iuenl
wuH nunltnat ut &I4fU per ton isnek.
Hi'lttSt WlIEAT--WaS fA!r!y nctlrc, though ,esa
81 thntt Tho tay trecttilng md ruled easur. The
market for next n"nth ',renc,. Nc und closed Nc
nHS;ss wS5s ,'fnSs, ss;.is nSinx aasaSss
Ill # s;;; s; IN i:SS ' :Ss
s$s ssy !; s fsy : ysss: :s
s%' ''' "'. a%s:; 4s :sss: *sss
s % !ss S s &C O. @ + @ ,S ;s sstss. e ,S TS e III ~
WHIT wiz s'ss: fts ss iii III; s I'll:
# IT.. m 81 w. ~ Il II t I r%;I. I'll sst sat Gn ts ua;' S;
slS.s ~: 4 naS'k s,. .a!S sasIy Y KSe! iS;
Sss 'asts + ssSa Y u Si T.
% :ss. # ss sa ,ft :f 81 stss :! 4 ss5 rs
t.. a.. in xo% s,a@ns ~ % and rfsx; @
S' ei9 "l''ers M 9 vcS M ill., lid % a."a n Il a H.
u.ue siinnus IL tiio l"u"r Eres, and faurcs wsE,s
neslseisa: isssrnos! an"ie.i N aivansS q ii geE
::a W '!;$sa . sss'ssss9 ssSss iIss;sss:
rssted. mid tbas iast aMiuuhedly stimulate.
$s$ sE;; $; 81; +; # #
ts; s 5 = M T. Fsi!$ e.:
s;; sss' Il $;,
1s1 nHnug w ms,s. s.r..na tpt Ur rsceiSln Mrfa
1%sh lasf a!d she waTasr xsa.i,cr ,, 6SHht ~
ssis %sa st = e Il 'slv tst s
ae ga;s' ' t$s Il
Sss;S, SssSs Al; ss 5a!S:
is.ss i.' Il va! y r1x. x ~ tts nSt SSs;
tiit 2s'..s, tiss 1ss!lns: Stiisf, SsSes s!sns
n ;$s I ;; !, ss!Si
fss''s tas l.'s % III s2 '. S
.issc; " ta Ivy hs, $a'' i, rsiss,si
s'S Si sss {" '9sa Tsa ~ % IT, 'a 0 NJ NC 'fe' ."
Hss?;, Ss'ns @ :siIos = y; " isss5$;
ss: !S 3 Ill., s* s II
fS' 'ss a % 's u ,s'' :$:
SSS $!%s: + sSssa \ :s a: e. ;; s si:!ss
oesus f:er lis W. sa II ;s
s hSIa q H"sc M y t%s q s4 s4ss ~ wS" x n ss ~ 2a
:sa! i, ssas ii ss 'fSs c
htsh.f ranss i"r ss: aia NJ tu"rss, try -.
"1S @ ta sr's u | ss ss?
.saIla. wsrs Seller ssn,usr. tct.Ssr. aiid
M H : h, Il !; :s, y T. .s$:
,N1i!IE3yrh!. mnsAe, was ,nsy|ec.ea. ana townsd
Sss%s S,S ss ssis.: sss4 ss \
s se is ss xsf; a sS$t ats il :s ff 5
apss Fs ;9 tSs I'M Fss ty % i H 5s.
III carly 10 .sliers II IL latof md bis oitca
sss. s:s \: e Ut s4: s
CAt.L MlA1tn-Tw0 y. u.
S:Sf Ssfs sfSs%
ss Ss VI; $ ::'s Sssi Ill :S
W!ais; .tea. ". nsoys ana nsnn.!I,y stsp9y.
ss',;S rna :a,s sy.; S
s; sfs%es' iss:sS .s I'LL
!sSs s o$ II Ss i s ssss 4 s 81 i:
s ysss IT. c f 5 r II tsl ~ s.ss s S Nsy ~ oH'foa al
@ ~ fs Is
aiuss Is,fk Has quiut and stsadlsr Far Sspletabsr
hls Svsnaf s9l Vt ~ m " olpsel " N4Hl III;
as;sa cid :; Ill., %@ sS o'''4
Lard wa4 steady ~ the earlier decline. Octobef
a: M S's; " S.$s :,%:
II Sts IL. w :y'Ss ass I'll s..s1 ssY;
sleud!sr EqcitnK III futures beRlGmlbsr sna ~ f5M
hnl january ~ +kG cloaud VI $k'0 baA Total salas
1AyW lbs-
GENEEtAL MAHKETS.
nNOOM-E0Hk-Ihis MaTkst wAs destitute OF now
, 1880-09-17
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wern the receipts and shipments
1t tho icn,ltng articles If prptlurc IN this city
during tho twenty-faur lsonra Fnlng at 0'clock
Tlinrstlay morning nntt fur The corresponding
iitnc lust Ycar:
, 1880-09-17

nNOOM-cOHk-Ihis MaTkst wss destitute OF now
fuAaurss ghs stock OF old Ii tIRht and but ltl0 OF
tho uew crup hax runte fuEsAE4 ~ yct, but the de-
uand lkowtss IL snsall, and dealers arc unable IL u
n,oro than RustAIn previous pr1ccs- Tha quality Ut
the supply 10 pour. We Quusss
t.hDcs hurD and put.............,,".,,,u9 9h3G
Fk1ip ITbtt. self- -wutkat2 &34
Inferior 1u1
LfO0ko4 ...'..,''''.s'.
uuV1Elt-rhes0 wna = acc4stty llEal hlnrkpt fur
th4 yin,v, Tho tpnIand continues u eAcass Ut tilo
curseAt receipts md prces have advanced l32u With
In tho past thtec days We now quote:
lrtntneFy. .s.......+s.sts.+.- @0
GUiH - elOIc9 AsHY .t-.....s..s..sss+s...M ~
4hM pACAt9 ss.*s*srs Wy
!AtAln& sHcA.'s.+'tss
, 1880-09-17

UV the Mining dssnrfaftd prfas.
NEW Y0NK, SHpt. lG.-f3tss[ncss at the Mining
Exchanges tt,-.lny was fnlr, without tllatGriai
change In prccs Tho following are tho closing
nuntntfuua:
, 1880-09-17

soUrn or cirY LIMITS WITHIN A n4jIrs or sEvEx
Mftks pf TfiE tnf'HTrEEHtsE.
Frederick rnrp, 9JI II \ Df F1fty-tt1th 1t. = (.
ltlSf1h It. unl'!u Nrp Il. mil T.. H. Norton 10 -.
jBf1ruh IN
, 1880-09-17

The pnpGHttt,1 Hf tllr Atn1u tf knnsAa Juno
las0. w returned ly tho Unitcd HtAtes t,,lpur-
'lsr to tho Auditor t,f tho state for tho tenth
aeHBltB Ct tho United BlpttK3
, 1880-09-17


1iosrOs, Mnss., Sept. I0.-,The stock market To-
1ny WIS tiitNlcr,triy nctisc, with s0Mn recovery
from the depressed rrlecs Of yesterday.
IL to M7I1siA1t: Ntw York s. Nov Es,vint,d from
HSsf to ID; Worcester l. Nashua FROM 5stl to 10;
summit Drnhch frs,fn |! tU iii: Uld Colony
from lIH to luz; Sau'usky ftnfn IN to Ia;
EhfenRo. Bartng!nn = Quitcy freln III 70 Esl!i.
ton e. Missouri II Nrbrnskn deferred NJ Il:
OadcnsntrE ut =; Mcxtcan Ccntr,tl blocks
Ux'usrr y nu preicrre relnea n t M "
Ghica9o& West stehs9nn from q tnU u; i!0stuil,
lteScrG fIcRct l. Lynn frah t0otl to ltU; Eastern
lsnston Lowell from 0t to p); Hntt Flint from
~ to lD5i.
III rallroad bonds X. O., L., Is. 1a advanced
from Gi.i to Nh; Hartford & Eric os fro,l II to
III; New M.xteo = from III II 70 iiiia; Pueblo &
s Now Erg'aul j. from ,l0l. to ii01.; and Little
Rock "a from lola to lu.: nnd othors ns tmlnrG.
In lind stncks Wntcr I'.ywcr nlltnncetl ~;
Doston Land tlGetlurtl l.lH: l1Gll Telephone, 10.
~ the tIfsftrn .tt1oeiattf E'rets.
, 1880-09-17

Tho market f0r Government bnyu,s wns steady
md eloscn strung. District Of Colutnbin 3N5s,
m.4GLrar; Us. l0sii0lHsi; Is, lG.ssDlE.I; AIS,
llOitG6l1Uti; n. ltAiG1tWi.
Foreign exchange IA ttull, Sterling posted ~.
14S4,S; selling ut 4s0si@+s31s; commercial bills,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The Associated Press is constituting
itself the efficient orgsu and mouthpiece Of
the Blaine bureau. 1t has from first to
last magniied the anti third term move
ment, giving to the fiasco which was Wit
messed and laughed at in this city Cd
Thursday the dignity and importance of a
Representative body. There were precisely
seventeen delegates from abroad at the
convention" at Masonic Hail; ofthese but
two left their homes on purpose to come
here; the rest happened to be in the city /,
and dropped in." and wore the badges.
This morning the lie about break in the
Philadelphia delegation is repeated. Ii
was FIRST started by the Associated Press
a week ago, for effect upon conventions
then about to be held. Mr.. Cameron met
it with a prompt denial. A similar story
about the New York delegation was circu-
lated by the Associated Press and denied
by MIR. Ooukliug. but the AssociatedPress
took no notice of the denial. These are
only few of many facts which might be
stated In support of our general assertion.
There seems to be general order out to
report everything in favor of Blaine audto
suppress everything in favor of Grant. -
st, Louis Globe Democrat, May 11th.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
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tainty, it is attracting attention every
where, and is now employed largely by
the profession. In cases of impure or
diseased discharges, "Chapin's Injection
Fleur" is to be used with BuChu-
paiba," and to remove any faint OF
mercury or syphilis that may exist in
the system from past illness, use
"Chapin's Constitution Bitter Syrup
Sold by. Druggists at 81. each by ex-
press on receipt of price. Advice free.
See circnlar with bottles. Address E,
S. Wells. So Barclay street, New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

country are upon them, and It must be
confessed that the spectacle they present
is more conspicuous than imposing. Both
factions Grant and anti Grant, came to-
gether for life and death fight IN which
to settle Gen. Grants chances Tor the
presidential nomination, and finding that
enc or the other would be exterminated in
convention. they took each
others measure whereupon one ran away
and the other was glad of it, The result
is two complete sets of delegates to the
etate convention, one solid against Grant
and the other, albei, with boiling cons
tituency, solid for Grant. The arbitrary
purposes of the Blaine and Washburne
coalition and the hot haste OF the Grant
minority 10 setting up conYentlen OF
boilers and contesting delegations alike
illustrate the desperate nature OF this
how hard it will be to beat Grant in the
national convention, either by fair means
or foul, and what dangerous disstfection
will follow his nomination il itshall be eff
fected. The desperate battle 10 Cook
county will be fought over again at
Springfield on the 10Th: but unless other
dvices are at fault as TO the complexion
Of the state convention, leaving out Chi
eago it will be the Grant men who will
have the advantage. and it will be the turn
of the others 60 bolt IF Logan has the
leadership on that field he will not hesitate
to admit the solid Grant delegation sent
by the bolter minority delegation as it is,
aud then he can work his own sweet will.
1t seems altogether improbable. however.
that Illinois will be solid for Grant in the
national convention. That is a dream of
the past. The third term managers must
do little more trading in the south to
make up for the deficiency.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
Tie Chicago Times saws:

Senator Logan's duties call him to
Washington, where the senate is in session
but he is probably not yet prepared TO
encounter the frowning brows OF Messrs.
Conkling and Cameron. They looked to
him for decisive work in Illinois, and all
along he has been assuring them by tele~
graph that the programme was being
carried out admirably. What can be say
for himself If he returns DOW? There s
nothing for him to do but to remain away
until the adjournment of congress. His
business will take him to Springfield next,
where the crack of bis whip and the thun-
der of his threats have more influence than
in Chicago He was never regarded in
the. metropolis as specially terrible"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

What if all this hue and cry abo ut the
treachery of Washburne should prove to
be an ingenious plot on the part of the
Grant men to beat both Blaine and Wash
burne and help the ex president by pres
enting him in new role-that of greatly
wronged man? How would the people
relish upholdlng Washburne under such
circumstances And yet there are many
who believe that f. B. Washburne is a
candidate by his own consent. in order to
help Grant. That he is willing to be
charged with duplicity provided he can
aid his friend Ulysses. In either event
there is no choice between Grant and
Washburne. Both are cheek by jowl
politically. and the election Of either would
be detrimental to the best interests of the
people.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The Chicago Tribune. Blaine organ
calls the Palmer House fellows, traitors
and says the Grant delegates are weaken
ing. The Inter Ocean Grant organ charges
that the Blaine Washburne fellows are
ready to give up at any time. and calls the
Farwell Hall convention q MOB. The
Journal says that Washburne is the
only salvation for the Republican party,
sud the Times get in between and denoun
ces the whole outfit. Verify these fellows
are in happy frame of mind over this
presidential business. OF course there
will be no sore heads-oh, no! Such bit
terness and mixture always makes things
harmonious-in horn,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The National Greenback party is dead
it has ceased to be factor in politics.
Like all other political parties born in the
midst of undue excitement it has reached
the climax of its existence. No third
party eyer survived the Democratic party
and never will. The National party is
practically dead. and so lar as ACCOM- plish
ing anything Independently OF the great
parties,it is absurd on the face. Ia Peun
sylvania, New York. Indiana, Connecticut
Delaware, Illinois, in fact everywhere the
party has gone to pieces, aud il the Nation
ais really desire to wipe out the Republi-
cans, the only way to accomplish the
result IS to join with the Democracy and
help to fight the common enemy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
Democratic Primary,

Persuant to call of the Democratic Coun-
ty Committee, the Democratic voterss oil
the town of Rock Island and all others op'
posed to the present corrupt, fraudulent
and extravagant Republican party
who are willing 70 unite with
the Democracy, are respectfully re-
quested to meet Cat Negus Hall on Satur-
day May goth at 7,30 P, NJ. for the purpose
Of choosing 81 delegates to the County Con
vention to be held June I'd. 1880, and to
transact such other business as may pro-
perly come before them.
j. r. JOHNSTON,
Chairman of City Com,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY J CON

The Democrats voters of Rock Island
county, and all others who are opposed to
the Republican party, are requested 70
meet in their respective townships on
Saturday, May 29th 1880. to select dele
oates "a the Democratic County Conven-
t;on to be held in the Court House. at
Rock Island. on Wednesday june 2, 1880,
I'm which is called for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the Democratic
Slate convention to be held at Springfield
on Thursday, June 10th, also delegates to
the Sixth District Congressional Conven-
ton, and to the legislative conyention to
be hereafter holden. and also to nominate
candidates for Sheriff. Circuit CLERK,
States attorney and Coroner, and transact
such other business as may properly come
before the convention.
Tho several townships are entitled to
-. e...xaarafad helnT.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The Cook county Republican fracas is
the all absorbing topic in political circles
all over the country. The general opinion
of unbiased papers seems to be that the
Grant men have the inside track so far,
and that the Palmer House (Grantl dele
CATION will be admitted to the Springfield
convention. The Philadelphia Times, the
most reliable paper in the state of Pennsyl-
Vanla, and independent at all times, says
OF the late convention:
The Chicago Republicans seem to
appreciate very fully that the eyes of the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

Senator Conkling does not think the
unit rule is broken, Grant will gain more
than he will lose; that there are many who
will break from Blaine, if the rule is alb
ropated
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
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earth for Impotence, Premature Decline, Sperma-
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SIS, ut Druggists. Advice free Depot, So Barclay
ST., New York, and for Rock Island at Bengston's
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The Illustrious Bob lngersoH. is just as
much Blaine man as ever, but he thinks
the Democratic candidate stands the best
show of election,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

There is chagrin, disappointment and
bitterness of feeling among Republicans
on account of the failure to harmonic the
factions in Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

Sherman, rubs bis hands gleefully,
tickIes Rutherford 10 the ribs aud smiles.
1t is even limited that Sherman really in
dulges the hope of securing the nomiua-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

Hamilton Fish. the ANTICIPATED ex-
secretary of state, under Grant, is men
toned as probable dark horse in case the
contest gets too warm for comfort.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

Senator Logan says the Blaineite
should remember that ''he laughs best
who laughs last"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The Inter Ocean says that the delega
ton named blythe Palmer House eonven
ton will be admitted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

The Palmer House delegation will be
admitted to the Republican state conven-
ton don't you forget it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
Grant has the inside track.

The Grant column is increased 8 votes
BY the addition of the Florida delegation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13
Skinny Men

and women are not admired La5ies and gents
lacking flesh, yivacity, electric power. vital, brain
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former vigor; all suffering from nervous prostra-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

THOMAS hERR,
Chairman of Democratic Co., Com.
Rock Island Ills, April %, 1880.
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