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TESTIMONIALS.
Southwestern and South.
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

GREEN FOREST, Carroll County, Ark
Dear Sir: / had the rheumatism in nv left
shoulder for five years. and the use OF your valua-
ble INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has entirely cured
me- ELIZABETH HAM.
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BEST MEDICINE IN USE.

SULLIVAN, Livingston County, H.,
| April 7, 1879
| Dear Sir: This is to certify that we have used
your \ DIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and gladly testify
10 its beneficial effect We think 1t the very best
medicine in use. j. b. SHEPHERD,
| SARAH L. SHEPHERD.
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CHARLESTON S. q

WIN. H. BROWN & CO., 25 South SHARP 4
THOMSEN & MUTH, IA German 1t.
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List Of Wholesale Dealers h
DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
Blood Syrup.
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

McKESsON & ROBBINS, 81 Fulton d
WIN. H. sCHIEFFELIN & CO., 10 and n
William st.
HALL & RUCKEL, 21S Greenwich Il
6. R. VAN DUZER, So Barclay st.
J. N. STALLMAN & CO., 86 Plat IT.
CHAS. N. CRITTENTON, 7 Sixth Az.
]. H. FRANCIS, 6S Ma den Lane.
BRENTGOOD & CO., % Park Plaza
PEEK & VELSOR. Q Gold st.
WALTER ADAMS, rs John st.
WELLS & ELLIOTT. IL Goldst
DANIEL q CO., 5S Cedar St ..r
FRASER d LEE, 20 Beekman IT.
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ST PATTI MIMI

RICHARDSON 4 CO., 7lO North Main Z
MEYER BROS. q CO., 6 North I'd r.
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ALL THATIT IS RECOMMENDED TO BIZ.
JUNCTION CITY, Davis County. Kan.

Dear Sir: Inow gladly embrace the opportunity
of testifying to the wonderful cures wrought in
my family by the use of your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP within the past two years. find
1t equal to any and every emergency. My only re-
gret that there are so many deprived Of its USE
by not knowing its benefits.
J. P. YERTIES
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FOR REGULATING THE BOWELS.

BIG CLEAR CREEK, Greepb2fer County.
Dear Sir: l recommend your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for indigestion and regulating the bowels
For those diseases it has no equal.
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EXCELLENT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
7S9 MAIN ST., DUBUQUE Iowa

Dear Sir: Having tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP and been greatly benefited by it, conf
den ly recommend it H. an excellent medicine,
particularly for the cure of rheumatism, with
which was afflicted for years. VIM. BECK.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT

\ GEoRGIANA, Butler County, Ala
Dear Sir: was afflicted for fourteen years with
Kidney Disease and Gravel, and commenced the
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which has
done me more good than anything / ever tried.
My wife also used your medicine for Rheuma-
tsm, and has received much benefit
N. RA2AYs.
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MACON.G GA

WEEKS d POTTER. 800 Washington 4
GEO. C. GOODWIN & 70.
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SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA
CONSTIPATION WITH HEADACHE,

y9 WEST HOUSTON ST, CITY.
Sir Your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has cured
me entirely Of the distress in my head, and re-
leved every difficulty of my bowels. must say
take for sick headache. ALICE REED.
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CHICAGO. ILL.

VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON 4 CO., NJ
"a Lake st.
MORRISON. PLUMMER 4 CO.. 81 and n
Lake st.
FULLER & FULLER, 81 Market It,
TOLMAN & KING, 81 Lake st.
LORD, STOUTENBURGH d CO., . WahasA -
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I. L. LYONS. corner Camp and Grayier -
G. R. FINLAY & CO., So Magazine st.
NICHOLAS CHASER, corner Peter and onl
sts, Algiers, La.
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REGULATES THE, BOWELS.

Dear Sir: / am now taking your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP. and find that my bowels. once 8,
irregular, are in good, sound and healthy con-
dition, and am determined to keep them SO by
the aid VI your remedy. q. J. GALLAGHER.
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DOWIE & NOISE.
DR. H. BAER, 1Sl Meeting st.
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UNANIMOUS RECOMMENDATIo


The follow ng persons have used your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP and recommend it as highly
valuable m cine:
J.,P. T1LLOTsON. Summit City, Grand Traverse
County, Mich.
R. TlBBlTs, Paradise, Grand Traverse County,
Mich.
MRS. MOORE, Summit City. Grand Traverse
County, M ch.
MRS RILEY, Paradise. Grand Traverse County,
Mich.
". M. HICKEY, Paradise, Grand Traverse
County.
L. MILKs, Paradise. Grand Traverse County.
MISS o. KINGSLEY, Paradise, Grand Traverse
C0u ty.
MR.. sLAwsoN. County Surveyor.
y H. W. CASE, Paradise Grand Traverse County.
W. NJ COOK, Paradise, Grand Traverse County.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
HAYWOOD, Benton County Minn.
Dear Sir: This Is to certify that your valuable
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has entirely cured me
Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
MARY HUBBARD.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
WAKARUsA, Elkhart Co., Ind, March 7, 1879,
Dear Sir: have known Magdalena Kehr fol
eight years, and known her to have been an inva
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CHAMBERS ST., New YORK CITY.
Dear Sir This certfes that your INDIAN
HOOD SYRUP cured me Of liver complaint and
dyspepsia. can not recommend 1t too highly.
L. D. FREDERICK,
AttJrney ut Law.
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TESTIMONIALS.
New York aud BrOO!Ayn.

HHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY COMPLAINT
sir: give my testimony with pleasure to the
beneficial results of your BLOOD PUR FER
Ny kidneys We're out OF order and the result was
fheVmatism in my right knee, joint swollen twice
the size of natural and very painful. A bottle of
the large size made a peri ct cure. will also say
my digestion has improved 50 that can eat any
thing within reach. P. f. MARION,
10 Beach st., New York City.
SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA.
l51 PERRY ST., NEW York CITY.
Dear Sir: Your justly celebrated INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has entirely cured me of Sick
Headache and Dyspepsia of 10 years Standing 1t
also cured my child of Scarlet Fever, and my wife
Sf female complaints.
GEORGE II. REYNOLDS.
Isaac Dahlman, Bulls Head, oath St (of Dahl
man Brothers, dealers in horse stock), curcd OF
Dyspepsia and Indigestion OF many years stand
Ing
Henry Dahlman, of the same firm. cured of Sore
Throat and Indigestion after having been treated
by physicians without beneficial effect
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FOR DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
KELVIN, Brant County, Ontario.
| Dear Sir: This is to ce tify that your valuable
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has benefited me more
for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint than any med
cine I ever before used Mrs. M. ]. BRIDGE
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EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

A VERY EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
FREEPoRT, Queens County, N. Y.
Dear Sir: Having used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP as a Blord Purifier, l can recommend it
as u valuable medicine. Mrs. CARPENTER.
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CURE FOR HEART DISEASE.
MERRICK, Queens County, N

Dear Sir This is to certify that have been
afflicted with Heart Disease for some time; was SO
bad that could not do any work without much
pain. Since have taken your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP am greatly improved.
EMERY POST
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DR. CLARK JOHNSON7S
INDIAN blood syrup and BLOOD PURIFIER


SYRUP. For some time had been afiiicted -
chronic sore throat and received no benefit fso4
anything l tried. By the solicitation Of ~
agent concluded to make trial OF your msl4
cine, and since that time have been greatly u
lieved. am so confident of its virtues that fsl1
justified in recommending 1t TO all who may -
afflicted with the same disease.
Miss IDA ]. ARNOIA
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Dear Sir: Isutfered great deal with indiges-
ton and nervous headache. l took one small bot
tie OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and am now
strong and hearty. My mother says she would not
do W.thoutit ADA A. HARLESA
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DYsPEi STA AND INDIGESTION.
BROOKLYN. Queens County, N. Y.
Dear sir: Suffering for years with dyspepsia,
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NOT EQUALED IN THE WORLD FOR SICK
HEADACHE, NAUSEA AND INDIGESTION.
1G DOWN G ST. n

Dear Sir have usei your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for the last four years. and Can safely say
that as remedy for sick hea ache. nausea or ind
gestion there is not its equal in the world. The
from my stomach are simply surprising, and my
nervous system and bowels are in better condition
than they have ever been. Respectful yours,
THO5 B. DONLON,
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ST. LOUIS. MO.

CHAs. LANGLEY & CO., 100 and lo2 Fro.1a
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DISEASE OF THE THROAT.
HIGH VIEW, Frederick County, Va,
May IL, 1879.
Dear Sir: ,Allownseto offer my unsolicited testi.
mony in favor Of your valuable INDIAN BLOOD
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CATARRH CURED.

II W EST 9TH OT., NEW 1URK.
Dear Sir: Being tro bled wit catarrh, l COM
Aenced the use OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP,
md, after fair trial, find my self entirely GU ed.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CLEVELAND. Ohio.

JOHN D. PARK & SONS, It's Sycamore d
Z. MACREADY d CO., IS and go Walnut 4
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NEW ORLEANS. LA.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
WIN. LITTERER
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

COTTON PLANT. Marion County, IN
Dear Sir: was troubled with Dyspepsia -
Liver Complaint for four years, and suffered mu
fiom loss of appetite and want of sleep. / IN
cured some of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, ~
have been greatly relieved by its use.
MRS, r. A. HUTCHIN0OA
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BALTIMORE, MD.

WIN. SMITH & co.
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YORK. PA.

SAMUEL DICKINSON.
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ELMIRA, N, 7.
TRENTON. N. j.

GERITY & MORRELL, 126 Lake gk
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

MARSHALL. Calhoun County, A.
Dear Sir: induced a dyspeptic of fSe yel
standing to try your INDIAN BLOOD SYRn1
and 1t effectually cured him In short time,
W. NJ ELGH
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DETROIT, MICH.

BENTON, MYERS 4 CO., 127 Water It
STRONG, COBB d CO., liz and La Supa1aR
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HUNT. RANKIN & LAMAR, 6s and GO "a I
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SWIFT 4 DODD.
FANNARD, WILLIAMS d co.
T. II. HINCHMAN & SONS.
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BOSTON. MASS.

ATLANTA, GA.
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
CHAs. LANGLEY & CO., 100 and lo2 Fro.IA
ST. LOUIS, MO.
RICHARDSON 4 CO., 7lO North Main 4
MEYER BROS. q CO., North I'd 4
ST. PAUL. MINI.
MOVES BRO. & CUTLER 80 Robert 4
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
SAMUEL 1. SMITH d co. ~
SPRINGFIELD.
WA. HALL
ELMIRA, N. 7.
GERITY & MORRELL, 126 Lake u
TRENTON, Nj.
SAMUEL DICKINSON.
YORK, PA.
WIN. SMITH & co.
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIN. =. BROWN CO., Is South shsrpA
THOMSEN & MUTH, IA German st
CHARLESTON, SC.
DR. H. BAER, 1Sl Meeting St
ATLANTA, GA. .'
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR. -.-.t
BOSTON, MASS.
WEEKS d POTTER $50 Washington 4
GEO. c. GOODWIN & 70.
MACON, GA.
HUNT. RANKIN & LAMAR, 6s and GO adA
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WIN. LITTERER
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
!. L. LYONS. corner Camp and Gravier -
G. R. FINLAY & CO., 35 Magazine st
NICHOLAS CHASER, corner Peter and onS0
sts, Algiers, La.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
JOHN D. PARK & SONS, It's SycamersA
R. MAcREADY d CO., IS and 90 walnusA
= CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BENTON, MYERS & CO., 127 Water It
STRONG, COBB d CO., liz and La Sup9i1A
DETROIT, MICH.
SWIFT 4 DODD.
FANNARD, WILLIAMS d CO
T. h HINCHMAN & SONS.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
l. N. BRUNSWIG.
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THOMPSON, sCHoTT d CO.. corner Az .
and fremont st.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN 4 ALBKRA
LAKE BENTON, MINN.
BROWN 4 MORSE.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
R. A. ROBINSON 4 CO., 1856 Main 4
ARTHUR PETER & CO., 272 Main II
LEBANON, PA.
DIR. GEO. ROSS co.
CANADA.
NoRTHRoP / LYMAN, a Front 4. ~
Toronto Ontario.
FORSYTH, sUT1FFE d CO.. lss Hollh -
Halifax, N. 8.
BROWN 4 WEBB. 7and George St. HALIFAX.
r. B. BARKER d SONS. IS and 81 King It. =
r 4. MITCHELL. London. Ontario.
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SPRINGFIELD.

SAMUEL l. SMITH & co.
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FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
l. N. BRUNSWIG.

GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THOMPSON. sCHoTT CO.. corner Az q
and fremont st.
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ST. JOSEPH. MO.

MOVES BRO. & CUTLER, 80 Robert 4
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PITTSBURG. PA.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

GEO. A. KELLY SEQ.
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LOUISVILLE. KY.

B. A. ROBINSON 4 CO., 1856 Main 4
ARTHUR PETER & CO., 272 Main II
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN 4 AI.BKR2
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CANADA.
NORTHRoP 4 LYMAN, q Front 4. ~
Toronto Ontario. f.'
FORSYTH, SUTMFFE d CO., 1sS Hollh 4,
Halifax, N. 8.
BROWN 4 wEBR, 7 and Q George It. Halifax,
T. B. BARKER SONS. IS ana 81 King It, =
b A. MITCHELL, London. Ontario.
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LAKE BENTON, MINN.
BROWN 4 MORSE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10
Decentralization.

1t is explained now. though a matter oil
considerable inquiry for the past year
we mean the frequency of Mr.. Sim B
Stoddard Jr,'s visits to Moline. The
sequel came to-day. when Sim gracefully
acknowledged that he had concluded to
enter the ranks of the Benedicts. Rev.
K. G, Barnard, performed the ceremony
which happened this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, at the residence of Mr..
C. 2. Mitchell, Moline. and the happy
couple leave this evening for wedding
trip to Minneapolis, st. Paul and the lakes
when they return to settle down to dom
este life like sensible married folks.
The bridegroom and bride have the
sincere wishes of TIP ARGUS for plea
SAINT journey thr ough life.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10
Sunday School Convention.


The county executive committee have
made arrangements to hold Distric
Sunday School Convention in the Baptist
church at Reynolds, on Tuesday, March
23rd. The following programme is TO be
observed:
IL TO 80 a. I.-Devotional.
1880 TO IL A. M.-Sooiai.
300 to 2:3OP. M.-"The purpose and
Order of Devotional Exercises in the Sun
day School," Rev. r. johnson and
Mr.. W b BruDer.
2:30 to 800 Proper Place and Use OF
Lesson, Helps in Teachers Meetings and
in the School," Revs. Messrs. Black and
James
800 to $50" Elements of Power ID
Teaching" Revs. Lnfeld and Pryor.
$3.50 to 4:O0-"How Teachers may i'm
press Scholars with the fact that the Bible
is the Word of God to Them" Revs, Bars
nard and Hoye.
400 to 45-Children's meeting. Ad-
dresses by Revs. Fisk and Van Osdel.
Recess.
700 to 7:15 Devotional.
tbs to 7:4O-"The Ultimate Object OF
Sunday School Work." Rev. MIR. Van
Osdei
TAO to 8:05-"Home Application of
Lessons" a. Lee Mitchell.
sos TO S:30-''Responsibility of Liv-
ing" Address to young people by Rev,
j. r. Miller.
The schools of Black Hawk, Bowling,
Andalusia, and Buffalo Prairie are especi-
ally expected to be represented. while
those of Hamlet, Perryton. Pre- EN- ption
(Mercer county, and all other contiguous
schools and workers are invited to partici-
pate. j. r.. JOHNSON,
President County Convention.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10
Tonight as Harper's Theatre.

Tonight, Jay Rails great company
present Uncle Toms Cabin at Harper g
Theatre, in a manner never before placed
on tho stage in Rock Island This COM
pany Is first class, has met with great
success everywhere, and introduce many
new points not before given. To add to
to the .reslistio points in the play, two
genuine Siberian blood hounds, fully
trained, are let loose on the stage and q
live donkey is also introduced during the
piece. The scenery, will embrace many
new situations and the piece throughout
be placed on the stage in first class style.
The company is composed of artists OF
real merit. and those who desire their
moneys worth will be fully repaid by at
tending Harper's Theatre tonight, Not
wi,hstanding the great expense attendant
on the production of this popular play.
the scale of prices has been placed within
the reach of ail-25 and SIS cents. Secure
your seats at Wylie Il McCune's,
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Probate,

The record of the Probate Court contains
the following:
6.-Guardianship of the minor heirs Of
Lucy NJ Stodder deceased. Guardian's
report filed and approved.
Estate of w. FL. Dart deceased. Hear
ing on claims continued.
Estate of Thomas Mesrs deceased Pc
tition to sell real estate dc. continued.
MARCH TERM. 1885,
March 8.-Estate of Mary Swanson
deceased. Petition by administrator to
sell real estate to pay debts. Proof Of GER
vice upon defendants, John Brown,
Andrew G. Swanson, A, L. Swanson
Chris Larson aud L. Nj uedehn filed. Ger
tidcate of publication as to defendant.
Alma G. Lohman. Said defend nts
seVerally called AID defaulted, Cause
heard and decree.
Estate of Joseph G. Wright deceased
Letters issued to VIM. A. Meese. Bond
10 $3.50 fled and approved.
S.-Estate of John Fitzpatrick deceased
Appraisement bill aled and approved.
9.-Estate of John Fitzpatrick deceas-
ed. Order of sale of personal property at
Public sale.
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County Court--March Term

The following civil causes we're disposed
Of on Tuesday;
March a.-Edgar VI. johnson Her
man Il. West-appeal. Motion by de
iendant for continuance.
Daniel Mosher aud Christian Denhardt
petitioners, Henry Frells-appeal Set
tied as per stipulation.
". e. WeUpie's Sons Jno, q. Els
worth assumpsit Dismissed
% Wednesday the case of l. Heinsful
ter VS. Robert Coyne was taken up.
March l0--Frank BuDcher Sarah S.
Parker-appeal. Appeal dismissed at
plaintiffs cost. Judgment against plain
tiff for costs.
Thomas Williams Alex McLeod-ap-
peal. Motion By plaintiff to qussh super
sedeas and dismiss appeal for want of suf-
ficient bond.
Henry r. Williams Jos K. Waters
appeal. Appeal dismissed and proceed
inss ordered
JOS A. Fuller. and William K Fuller.
partners as Faller Bros. j. r. G. Field
and Stillmau K, W. Field, partners as
Field & Bro. Called and defaulted.
Damages assessed at $3.50 Sc and iudg-
ment for same and for costs. and sine
fdcios as to defendant s. K. W. Field
The court vas still occupied on We'd
nesday with the case of Heinsfurter VS.
Coyne, but it will probably be given to the
jury during the afternoon.
The case of the People VS. Henry b.
Carpenter--bastardy. will probably be
reached this afternoon, and jury obtain
ed. The complainant is Miss Mary Z.
Martindale. Mr.. E. E. Parmenter and
Mr.. Q'Mara appear for the prosecution,
and Messrs Kenworthy Il Besrdsley. for
the defence.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10

The Union is sore because Mayor Rey-
nelds is not extravagant, It is greedy and
mourns because he has proven an econo-
mical mayor. The Union is by instinct a
pap" sucker-it delights in the grab
game, and invariably makes break for
the lions share. In fact the Union looks
upon the city government as a>proper and
legitimate source of plumber, and would
like to do all the work in the way of ad-
vertising printing, etc indeed the Union
receive all the patronage of the city and
county. mr. Reynolds has not discrimi
mated in favor of the Usion-in fact he
has given the work to the lowest bidder
thereby saving the peoples money. But
even this would be small source of COM
plant, If Mr.. Reynolds had fattened the
cash box of the Union by reckIessly order.
| ing work not absolutely needed, but be
somehow refuses to order only such as is
| actually needed, and then to the lowest
responsible bidder. AS matter of inter
| est and as illustrating the case, the actual
amounts paid for printing for three years
are appended.
For year ending March l, 1873 but
ler's TERM amount paid for printing
81. o65 60.
Year-March /. '7S to March /, 10
reynolds first year $435.69.
Year-March |. '79 to March /. 80
reynolds 2nd year, $4ll.0O.
| Thus it will be seen that the amour,
paid for printing 10 the first year of Mr.
Reynolds administration was only $435. SO
or $630.Ol less than Buffers last year
Up to March |. 1880. the second year o.
Mr.. Reynolds administration. the amoun
paid for printing was only $4l1.OO, Of
1854 so Tess than Buffers last gear Or
com bined, the amount paid for printing il
two years under Reynolds was only
$4,000, while Butler. in one year spen
81 ,o65 80 for printing, or s2l9.9l more il
one gear umder Butler, than for tsoo gear.
under Reynolds. This is only one item
and shows how our present mayor ha,
economical in the interest of the city
This Is what hurts the Union; it wants
Mayor Reynolds to double up on printing
or in other words it would be pleased t.
have the mayor ''whack." 1t is because
Mr.. Reynolds will not ''whack" that the
Union abuses him. So long as he has
the confidence of the people. and does hi:
duty in the interest of all the people, al
mayor of the whole city, snd refuses to BIZ
the tool" OF o'iq1es. he can well afford tc
have the Unions abuse. 1t hurts no one
but those who originate it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10

Those who have not yet paid their taxes
should hasten to do Sc, as the time is
growing short. The books will. in hort
timo have to be returned. ard sill who do
not pay up before that time will be placed
on the deliquent list and have TO pay one
per cent per month until paid. Don't delay
any longer, but pay your taxes and avoid
the extra costs. The Office of the collec-
tor is one door west of Harper Theatre
and the Office hours from s TO II A, NJ,
TO P. NJ, and 6 to P. n.
THoS. A. JOHNSTON,
33dWtf Collector.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10
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