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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
LYMAN TRUMBUL4L, OF Cook.
For Lieutenant Governor,
LRWIS B. PARSONS, OF Clay.
For Secretary OF State,
JOHN Fl, OBERLY, OF Sangsmon.
For Auditor,
LEWIS STARKEL, Of st. Clair.
For Treasurer.
THOMAS BUTTERWORTH. OF Htnnenago'
For Attorney General,
LAWRENCE HARMON, of Peoria.
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For Representative:
PATRICK O'MARA, of Rock Island.
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

For Member OF the Board of Equalization,
FRED B, WARD, of Henry.
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For Member Of Congress,
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East and South !
TAKE THE


II % - TBS a m; Charlottesville, 9:15 m
Arrives INDIANAPOLIS, 11:O0 am; CINCINNATI, :05
p N; DAYTON, $40 p m LOUISVILLE, AS pm.
NJ A Leaves Peoria 9:05 m; Bloomington,
IL Os 1l:00 m; Farmer City, 10: 100 noon
louisville, 4o5 IN. Arrives at INDIANAPoLIs, 40
m; CINCINNATI, 1000 p m; LOUISVILLE, II 200
N: NASHVILLE 20 m; Columbus, Il so a m
Wheeling, HIS m PITTsBURG, Z: 80 m BALTI-
ADELPHIA, 7:so p m; NEW YORK, t1C:15 p m
Cleveland. T:1o N Buffalo, 10 m Albany ~ =
4asa m Ba. ONE NiGHT out to principal Eastern
Cities.
Eo CLeaves Rock Island, :55 p m: Peoria
- u. % 7:a5 m Daily: Pekin, 1855 p Ia;
Bloomington, $40 m; Farmer City, 10 rs m
Champaign, II :35 p IN; Danyi!le, lib m; Craw-
fordsville, EAT IN. Arrives INDIANAPOLIS. $40
a m CINCINNATI, S:15 m LOUISVILLE. 30 N
Nashville, so D m DAYTON, $50 n m Columbus,
p m; BALTIMORE, Z As a m WASHINGTON. 8. 10
a m; PHILADELPHIA, 1:40 m NEW YORK, 10 =
80 IN; Cleveland, $40 p m; Buffalo, 05 pm
Albany, 6:20 m; Boston, 2:40 pm.
eaE RKoIINIFe CHAIR SLEEPING Cars, with State
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Close connections made by Nos. 4 and at Dan
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The l. y. & W. is the shortest through line,
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our NEW MAP-FoLDER, giving full information
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff,
THOMAS KERR, of Black Hawk.
For Circuit Clerk,
DAN w. GOULD, Of Moline.
For States Attorney,
HENRY Il. LEWIS, OF Moline.
For Coroner,
HENRY q. DESANTO, ofsAncalIsia.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-28
NOTICE.

The Van De Water Mining Company will not
lie resp .nsihle fer any deDts contracted or sup
pl.es furnished, except on a written order,
signed conformity by DOUGLAS GRAY, Supeo-
in5cndent, and c. B. ISHAM, Storekeeper, or
by some officer Of the Company, in Writing
All proper debts OF tAc Company incarred
under the late superinte nlency OF u. p Pierce.
will be paid ON presentation of approved biik-
L. McMCRDY, Inspector.
Fan De Voter Miae, Spring rGllea, Hun
boldt County, Nevada, December q. lsss.
a30-4W
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ii Kearney street. sam francisco. Gal
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The Desert Salt Comrany

TIC DCScFC SssEC VVEiE any
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Extra Quality Of Salt for all kinds of meats.
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T.. Eeisihart At 60. are our sole Agerts t0
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Address orders to
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TIL Z
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never faiiiDg
Cure tor Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, senfnsl
Weakness, spernia-
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and all the terrible
Effects OF self-abuse.
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Thorough examination and advice, includins
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DR. EsNTg.,S KINNEY REMEDY,
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ACEGTs:

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.dorf street, Room SO, San Francisco.
GEO. NJ MoTT, Sacramento, California.
B.F nisEY is authorized to collect and re-
ccip. for Subscriptions to tf.es 5iIssG STATE II
Paradise Valley.
nc. MARKER Is authoriasd 10 collect and
receipt for Subscriptions to tire slivfa sfAfE az
Big Meadows.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18

The ALERT laughs aud wssps over the
Jim. A branch stream ~ it were small
but "helps IN. P. Times.
We know you feel sick and ashamed OF
yourself. IF we had done as much blow
inx about somthiug we knew nothing
about, as you have, Doc, and with the
same results, We would feel like going
into ten acre lot and kicking ou'selt
over an eight rail fence.
Daily Press And Dakotxn: A bnuk.
ing company has been formed OF reliable
business men of Northern Dakota and
elsewhere, with hundred thousand dol
lar capital, who will At once establish
themselves at jamestown. The same
paper also Willingly adds: Jamestowns
laundry has proven a failure; now it il
bath house they are eoiug to have.
jamie Fargo Republican: Tho ALERT
man has been seen out to chu,ch tor the
flrst time since immigrated. The angels
rejoice. -
Daily Argus, 18th: The Jamestown
Alert's last 10 the best yet, aud will b'
until the next. ,. .f ....s
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
James River NAVIGATION

A week ago to-day, the launching and
christening the first and only steamer on
the James river, said to be the longest
unnavigatable stream known, took place
at Jamestown. The craft was christensd
the "Nettie Baldwin," aud 10 thus desert
bed bv the jamestown ALERT: 1.-The craft
isa stern wheeler, propelled by the old
Pluck machinery. Her hull is IA by IS
and light, draws but seven and ono bali
inches of water. She will run between
Jamestown and Columbia, and left for
that point under the command OF captain
Smith, Sunday morning. ....,
The Pluck machinery of which the
ALERT speaks in the above description
has history of its own, having now bsen
the propelling power of four different
teamboats, on three different rivers: a
nameless tub, and afterwards the White
Swan. on the upper Mississippi, the Pluck
(being The White Swan transported by
rail from Brainsrd to Moorhead and re.
modeledj on the Red river, and At
present the James river steamboat. The
Mandan Criterion.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
POSSIBLE DANGER.

1t is now apparent that the democrats
OF Stutsmau county a!e confident that
they will elect the next Register Of Deeds
While we have no desire or intention of
opening the fall campaign at this early
date, We believe that few words upon the
subject will! not be altogether ont OF place.
That the democrats propose To make a
party 6ght may not be generally under
stood; nevertheless such would seem to
be The case Tha! they propose to capture
every possible influence, both holy and
uuho!y, which would ia any degree in
sure q victory over tbs republicans, there
is 40 longer doubt. Tins is the wisest
course for them to persue q. it would
place them in a position where they could
control their own party votes, whsch to-
gether with those they could steal from
the republican ranks, would give them a
minority, providing the republicans are
ia sny degree divided. Our democratic
friends are slyly watching the movements
Of certain prominent republicans, and ex-
srting an indirect influence which they
sre confident will result in the nomina-
tor of weak republican. Right here is
danger that must be avoided. 1t is q
death de.ling scheme and must be watch.
ed. Since party lines will in al! prol,abil
ity be drawn, we consider 1t Of the most
vital importance, that we as republicans
choose from among u the bost man we
have for the Office in question, and stick
to him. We want \ man in whom the
people ofthis county can place implicit
confidence and one who will not for little
paItry gain rob the poor aud unsophistica,
ted Of their rights and money. We have
noticed with no little astonishmcnt
disposition on tho part Of one or two
prominent republicans to tavo, the candi~
iaoy of certain weak republicans. This
is wrong and prejudicial to = republican
victory, as it will be apt to influence
AL unhoped division.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
SURVEY OF COUNTY ROAD No. 3.

SURVEY OF COUNTY ROAD No. 3.
Commencing at the centre Of 4.h ave.
nue. at the north boundary If jamestown
n. T., thence on continuation of said ave.
nue, SO degs. 80 min. v 2719 feet to
boundary of sec rs at a point 1896 #
d sec post; thence " At 304 interesect
top of river bank 9 # above river, 322 It
e edge OF river 3o7 # " edge of river,
3S4 top of " bank OF river IL # above
water, 1877 # intersect point Of mound
on north side Of Military reservation;
thence degs II min on sec line 9C6
# II line of reservation $500 it; a fill 6 +.
high for 80 # will DO nece.saAy-2700 IL
4 sec post At 5436 feet corasr sec Is, IA
g and "a; thence 50 degs Al min v 2
miles to corner Of sec Is. 16, 2l and q; !;
hence 0 deg 80 min v 29S #; ,hencs
II 40 deEs 20 min " 11O2 #; thence 50
degs IS min 743 it top Of bank Of
Pipestem river, bank 10 # above river;
thence "a degs 40 min W 20 # edge Of
river, at 20 It edge OF river, at 100 # "
bank Of river, 2osft high; thence ~
degs 90 min 144 #; theace % degs
20 l7S #; thence Sc degs 40 min "
112 it; thence 46 degs 80 min " % # !;
thence 20 degs 20 min v 90 IT.; thence
"A degs 20 min v 100 #; thence 46
degs ~ 236 It; thence 6S dsgs "a min
" to section line.
! On returning east the viewers com
menced at d post Of sec is, and ang'ed
up the bluff Of Pipestem valley, as fol-
lows: From a post, thence $ 72 degs
80 min 430 #; thence Is deg e 1870
It; thence 78 degs 80 min e 1877 #;
thence So degs 393 #; thence > -
degs Sd min 261 # to point of intersec.
| tion Of line.
certify that the survey, of which the
above are correct notes, was made bv me
at the request ut the board Of viewers If
said road, on March 22d and 23d, 1889.
EDwAsD H. FosTne,
Cornty Surveyor,
Stutsmsn Co.. D. T
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
SHEEP RAISING:

The practicability Of sheep raising in this
county is becoming more and more appar-
ent as experiments arc made. The Spirit.
wood farms are well supplied with sheep
and arc said to be dong very nicely.
Plenty Of hay can be purchased here dur
ing the summer and fall fnr from S. to 81
per ton. From the 1st of pril until the
1st Of December sheep can get their own
living. Stutsmau county is we'll adapted
to sheeps raising owing, to its numerous
water and hay privileges, ana We cannot
see why it would not be money making
business for some enterprising granger to
engage in.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
Death of Jesus { Davies.

Our readers will remember that some
tine ago We made mention Of the location
near the foot hills not far from Walla
WalIa, of a small colony Of peculiar peo-
pie under the leadership of one W. w.
Davies, who had young son whom these
people regarded as a Messiah. This
youngster was canned Jesus Christ Davies,
and hs was expected to perform miracles,
and was looked on % one Who was to bs
the Savior of the world. The "faith" of
these people is said to seem genuine, and
they were earnest followers and worship.
psrs Of their little Jesus, and, as such,
were entitled to the respect Of all Chris.
tians who believe in Savior begotten by
ghost which W., portion of himself,
etc., ad ln6ntum. But on the contrary,
singular 40 it may seem, these people
have been the subject of continuous jeers
and ridicule by those rho believe 10 Jesus
Of Nazareth.
The camp Of the Daviesitss has been
stricken with sorrow, and deep lamensa.
tation arises daily ever the death of little
Jesus, who on the 18th ult., fell victim
to that loathsoms disease, diphtheria.
While it is sad to see the young and in
rocent consigned to premature grave
it is, IN oil probability, better for human.
ity that such 10 ths fate of thls innocent
boy. for had he lived, there is not much
doubt but that hs would have had many
followers, who would have been called
upon TO yield up portion of their sub.
substance to clothe. feed and furnish in
idlsness q large amy OF non. producing
ministers to lesch the public and prevent
the diffusion Of scientifc knowledge,
amongst the Dsople. Sentinel.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
OUR FARMERS.

We always take pleasure in eaying a
good word for the industrious tiler Of the
soil. Somehow there always was soft
spot in our heart tor them. We like them
because they arc az class industrious and
contsnted. We like them because they
are willing to pass for just what they are
plain, whole soulsd, common sense peo>
pie, ~ like them because they, as rule,
take their home paper and pay for it, and
read it with more care aud consideration
shan any other class Of people under the
sun. The farmer, Of all men, should be
locked up to and respected. Stop the
plow in Stutslnan county. or any other
county in Dakota, and in less than six
months it would be wallowing in poverty
and wretchsdnsss. It is the producer,
not the consumer that governs tho com.
mercial world. If there is class of men
in this wide world who We like to have
call at our sanctum, it is the farmer: "
like to shake hands with him and hear
him speak little piece about his crops
and then We like to sit down and tell our
readers abou. 1t. AS ruls our farmers
are not good visitors; they do not come
Otter enough; they seam to be afraid of
the print shop. This ls wrong; they are
welcome, and We are seldom too busy to
to atop and visit with them.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18

I. W. Barnum, tie renowned sewing
machine man and western egrlcultrist,
was in the village Thursday last He CALL
ed At the ALELT office, Of course, and in
his usual Enthusiastic manner gave rs his
opinion concerning Northern Dakota. Mr.
3. Is without doubt one Of the heaviest
real estate holders in this part of Dakota,
and is paying out thousands Of dollars
ever year toward improving and cultivat>
ing it.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
. NO. ICE.
LAND OFFICE Ar fargo. D. +.
.-- 49, Anrii oOtn 1880

Complaint having been entered Al l',is of
fi,".by Abel R"S"!S against ppminck Brown
fr abandoning his Homestead Entry No
1854 ,,,tetl June 81, 1879, upon the ne,
- ction %, township 40 n, range G3 W, IN
StutSn,an connty. y. T.. with view TO ,.c
cancellation Of s,i' entry: .he sail parEir;
are hereby summoned to appear at this "tfiee
on the 3 / day Of june 1880, at o q ccv', -
m. ,o rrSnonh anl furnish testimony cr.
o.Iniu. sai,i alleged abandonment
- g. #.. Horace AUsIiN, Register.
J. cceivcr
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18

4.AAs.H
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18

Two Mexican editors and statesmen,
one member Of Congress and the other
secretary Of tho senate, fought a duel the
other dav. One was killed and the Other
pleaded bis privileges and will probably
escape punishment. This il pity. If the
other fellow had been hanged it would
have been Q double stroke Of luck.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
Valley City Items.
VALLEY City, May 10th. 1880.

Valley CITY, May 10Th. 1851.
Special to the Alert.
Heury Mold our live shoemaker, moved
his stock to his new store on main stresl.
Mr.. Geo. Dunham Of 6anborn paid
Valley City visit on Wednesday last.
They say We are soon tc have brass
band at this place and we understand that
they have rented an old claim shanty
down stream
The gentle zepher sailed in At the rate
of about forty miles an hour last Saturday.
BLONDE BILL.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
Meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners


As Board Of Education, and also for the
transaction of such other business az may
come before the Commissioners in session
May Cd, 1880, at 8 o'clock a. NJ.
Present, Ksllshcr and Hendricks, Kel-
lsher in the chair.
The assessors returns were presented,
and Board was open for grievances. There
being none present, Board adjourned until
8 0O'clock Tomorrow.
GEO. VKSNuM, Clerk.
Meeting of the Board of County Com
missioners. . .. IN. May 4th, 1880 Beard
all present, Kelleher in the chair.
The attorney, Knowlton, Of the N. p.
r. r., being present, asked the Board to
abate taxation on railroad lands unsold
also presented decisions of c"urt, SC. i,
setting forth reasons why the railroad
lands should not he assessed. After con
siderable argument the Board awaited
further knowledge before acting.
On motion E. Fl. Foster was allowed
bill, Sc 90, county surveying.
No further business, Board adjourned
until Tomorrow
GEO. W. VESNUM, Clerk.
Session May 9Th, present, Kel!cher and
Moran, kelIeher in the chair.
On requst OF e. s. Russell, the sheep Of
the county were exempt from taxation.
As there was no. further objection. TO the
assessors returns, they were approved as
returned by assessor.
No further business before the Board,
Board adjourned. GEO. w. VESNuM,
County Clerk.
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FARGO, D. T., }
April 9Th, 1880.

4HV'11 OeHi 100V' J =
I. Judd Durham, of Jamestown, who
made declaiatory statement No. 5445 FOR the
$ NV and the II ] Of sw ! section 50,
town 14l range Ga, do hereby give notice of
my intention to make final proof TO cs;itl-
liSh my claim TO the iand above described,
and that expect to prove my claim by the
following Witnesses: Edward p. Kea,ney,
Jeunu Williams, Arthur W. Kearuey and
Henry F.. Geschke. all of jamestown, d. I.
HORACE AUSTIN. Register
Jamestown alert., 1880-05-18

We wonder what kind of convention
the democrats will have, Suppose it will
be nice. Guess we'll 60 down and write
it up for tine Bismarck Tribune, just to
make il even.