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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-24
4 Eorribls Co1oca ust-

PITrsBURG Feb. 23..-Intelligence has
been received here of a terrible conha-
grafton at East Liverpool this morning at
1920 o'clock. by which a family of eigh,
persons, named Sloan, were burned to
death. About the time stated flames
were seen issuing from four story frame
building owned by Frank Stewart, and
occupied as a drug stere. feed store.
grocery and dwelling The proprietor of
the drug store. William Sloan. with his
family, lived in the latter portion As
soon as the flames wsre discovered By Mr..
Sloan. he awoke all aud telling them to
follow, picked up his three year old daugh-
ter and started for the stairs. The flames
had cut off thsir retreat By this time,
however, aud turning to window he
lsaped out, at the same time telling bis
wife aud children TO do the same, 1t
is supposed that before they had time
to follow.his advice lthey were overcome
by the sitting fumes from the drug
store, gs no others escaped. The build
ing burned like tiDder and having numer-
ous elevators to the upper floors which
opened pathway for the flames. was soon
in ruins. Search for the bodies was begun
at au early hour this morning aud soon all
were recovered. They were charred be
yond recognition. and it was only by the
size of the remains that the grown persons
were distinguished from the children. The
scene about the burned building to day is
sorrowful in the extreme, and all that is
left of the family of ten is the father and
daughter, whom he carried with him
when he made the leap. Following is a
list OF those who persisted: Mrs. w. N.
Sloan, aged 81 years; LueIla Sloan, aged
l3; Clyde Sloan. aged IL: Lizzie Sloan,
aged II; Alex, Sloan. aged 9; Paul Sloan.
aged 5; another aged l8 months, and Will
bur Skeel-, brother in law Of the unfor-
woman. The fire started in the
drug store aud is supposed TO have been
fhs loss will raaoh $4,000,
which is fully insured.
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Dark. A stone was thrown against the
door of house occupied By James Feller,
aged 81 years. AS Feller opened the door
a fash and report was heard, He stag
gered, throwing up his arms and fell over
dead, shot through the heart. Thirty
seven slugs were found in his body. VIM.
Smith. now in jail. charged with murder
in the first degree, and The vile and
daughter OF FelIer. have beer arrested as
accessories to the crime. The wife is q
pretty woman, 2l years of age, and the
step daughter is is. Smith ran off with
Eeller's wife year ago and hard feeling
has existed between them ever since. The
wife is educated and good looking. but
bears bad character.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-24
Last Nights Dispatches.
.XLVI CONGRESS.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Feb, 23.-Oa motion of
Mr.. Keifer, $25 900 was added to the
sundry civil bill for the purpose of ethno-
logical researches among the North Amer
lean Indians and mound building investi.
cations.
Messrs. Bragg and Blackburn engaged
in a discussion ian ill natured one on the
side of Mr. Blackburnl as to whether it
vas in order to appropriate $4,000 for
purchase of the private papers of the late
Oonfcdera.es Polk and Bragg. relating to
the rebellion.
Mr.. McCook, in the course of running
debate, freely participated In on both
sides. said the time had come or would
come soon when. as an American citizen
without saying Q word In regard to the
cause. he could have as much pride in the
pluck and determination of the CoDfeder-
atss as in the sturdy courage of the
Northern soldiers. tApp!ause) Never
theless this appropriation was carrying
the sentiment too far, for the papers
were worthless.
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and
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are purely vegetable; they act
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in a healthy condition, and
WARRANTED q certain cure for
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Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, COstfveneSs, Nerv.
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Scur,y, General Weakness, and
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correct the Seeretions Of the
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fer SieCpl lGSsneSs, Nervousness,
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Thousands Of Certificates are
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CURES effected by these invaIu-
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tain t.at they will do inst what
we have said. Et is simply ask
ca that the afflicted wflt TRY
THEN ONCE, their use will con.
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s5 Liberty Street New York.
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Death of ssnator Carpenter.

NEW YORK. Feb. PA Washington
special says Senator Carpenter. passed
away quietly. His wife, son and daughter,
DR.. Fox. Milwaukee, and @. G.. Williams
of Wisconsin. were present. He sank
quietly away without a struggle. simply
dying from exhaustion. incident to the
disease that had spent itself upon his
system, Three days ago vapor baths were
sried upon him with apparent success. and
would recover. -
MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 24-There is pro-
found regret and sensation over Senator
Carpenter death.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS. Feb. 24-Geueral Ney Due
D'Elchipgen was found dead at Chatilon,
bis forehead pierced by bullet. and q
pistol in his hand. General Ney. was a
grand 500 of the famous Marshal Ney.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb "a james Lyall & Co.
East India merchants. failed.
Gladstone fell. last night. while alight-
log from his carriage, striking the back oil
bis head on carriage step, cutting il
severely.
The doctor dressed his wounds and
Gladstone was put to bed and remain.
there.
Traffic in Downing ST. has been stopped
A bulletin issued ct noon says the Doctor
this morning found Gladstone fres
from fever and doing quite we'll. need
ing only rest.
Gladstone, under the most favorable
circumstances. will be compelled to abstair
from attending the sessions OF eommonl
for some days.
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ILTIEQIS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Aspriyats despatch
from we'll informed gentlemen at Madison
Wisconsin. ssys:-"Our legislature will
be notified of the death Of Senator Car
peuter. this evening. Under the law Of
Congress. his SUCCESSOR cannot regulagly
be elected until March 9th. The vacancy
not having occurred during a recess OF the
legislature. The suggestion has been
made that tho legislature adjourn. after
indicating its preference for q senator. and
permit the governor to appoint successor
The question might arise, however, as TO
the legality of such appointment and action
BY the legislature
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az Uou'ftWauf a. PIaster.

said a sick an to druggist, cant you
give me something to cure me2" His
symptoms were lame back and disorder
ed urine and were a sure indication of
kidney disease. The druggist told him to
use Kidney Wort and in a short time il
effected a complete cure. Have you these
symptoms? Then get box or bottle to
day-before you become incurable. 1t is
the cure; safe and sure.-KnorvIle Re-
publican
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CRIME.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.-William Pinker-
ton, of the detective agency, who is in the
city, says the Bernhart management hay
ing been annoyed By pick pockets and
thieves following them. and fearing the
theft of valua bles carried by Bernhart, have
engaged from him three detectives. cne
from each of the offices, New York. Phila
deIphia sud Chicago to travel With the
company dai iss iss FsEn I'D = : tour
in this country.
LoUIsyfLLE, Feb. 23.-A letter from
Tom mpkinsville gives The particulars of 3
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CAE ADA.

OTTAWA, Feb. 24-In the eommons.
Curtwright's bill for securing ths inde-
pendence Of parliament was defeated on
the second reading 9l to 81. The bill is
specially intended to prevent m N bers Of
the Pacific railway syndicate from sub
soribing funds TO aid in the parlia 10 entsry
elections.
MONTREAL. Feb. 24-Nordhsiner
concert hall burned; loss $4,000.
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The Days Summary.
Death Of Senator Matt. II.
Carpenter.
The Republicans Fi1ibuster
against the Apportion-
xnent Bill. bat the
Speaker votes. and
gives the House
q Quorum.
Criminal Notes. Important
Happenings, Etc.
HOUSE.

WAsHINeToN. Feb. 24,-Mr. Baker,
reported back ths forti6eation bill recon
mending concurrence in some senate
amendments and nonconsurrsncs in others
Report agreed to.
At first the Republicans flibussersd
against the appertionmens bill, but at
Conger's suggestion voted generally
against considering and the vote stan ding
144 to 63 in favor it was taken up.
The Republicans refused to.aeeede to the
previous question on limited debate. After
some dispute. Mr.. Ryan was allowed to
offer an amendm N aking it unlawful te
divide any county or parish when any
district shall consist OF more than one
county er parish. Vote was then taken or
ordering the main question resulting 1856
to 10. Ths Speaker voted aye, thus
making quorum. MIR. Rebisson. Mr.,
Kellingsr, Mr. Washburn and Mr.. Taylor,
of Ohio, were Republicans who voted.
Mr. Dick voted aye.
Mr.. Page moved recess pending which
the senate amendments to the legislative
bill were non coneurred in. Filibustsring
movements then began.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-24
Senator Carpenter Dying.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % AT midnight t
the physicians attendant on Senator Car
psnser regarded him as dying. They say
there is now scarcely possibility of his
rallying. He had bsen sinking rapidly
since early in the evening.
a telegram from Senator Carpenters
daughter to friends in Milwaukee states
that the senator is very low. The physi.
clans have given up all hope.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % -IDdioatiens for
Upper Mississippi valley: Cloudy wealth
sr, with snow, wsrm southerly winds,
falling, followed by rising barometer,
colder northwest winds and in the western
district by clearing weather.
Lower Missouri valley. Clear or partly
cloudy weather, southerly winds. vsering
TO Dorthwesterly. stationary or higher tenn
perature. followed by rising barometer.
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another bout at this point. in which each
accused the other of false statements
DIR. Bragg was heartily applaudsd by
the Republicans, and created much
amusement by saying that piteous pleas
were entered for widows and orphans. bu,
when the appropriations passed it was
found that the widows and orphans wore
pants and had money enough TO stay a
winter in Washington.
Mr. Blackburn expressed beartfeit
regret at the tearing open by hyena hands
of the gaping weunds that time seemed
unable to heal
Finally after amending the bill by max
ing it include the papers OF all principal
Generals of the rebellion. the entire para
gr aph was stricken out.
The com nittee rosa and took recess
till evening.
EVENING, The bill declaring inaueura-
ton day q holiday in the District came up
but the first vote revealed no quorum and
the House adjourned.
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wAgHIN0TOE

WASHINGTON. Feb, 24-It il learned
upon good authority. though NOS yet Of
feially, that Secretary Sherman intends to
pay out the FIVE millions already received
frem the banks retiring the circulation,
and all which comes in from that source.
in the purchase of bonds. This is in ad
dition TO the notice sent this morning in
relation to redeemiDg on presentation, the
bonds embraced in the 10lst call
The Republicans in the house demand
ed unlimited debate to day on the sp-
porsionment bill, claiming they had not
had 8 fair amount Of time. Mr. Cox
offered them this, but they refused, and to
bis threat of the previous question, they
replied they would defeat the bill By de-
lay. The first vote on the previous
question showed one Short of q quorum,
when the speaker voted amidst applause
and excitement As al Republicans do
not join In the flibustering tactics, the bill
10 likely to pass after protractsd session.
The friends of the funding bill DOW on the
speakers table intend to move to consider
is end concur in the senate amendments,
Some mem bers prefer @ slower way Of non
concurrence and reference to confersnes
committee, It may even yet fail to pass,
if opinions are diYided as to procsedure.
Senator Matt Il. Carpentar. OF Wis.
died at his residence in this city at $50
this morning.
Ex-GoverDor Henry D. Cooke. died at
his residence in Georgetown at $3.50 this
morning.
Until further notice the treasury dept
will redeem the bonds embraced within
the one hundred and FIRST call upon pre-
sentation at the dept, with interest to date
of presentation.
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Ca atarrhal {
POI s ON

Wei De Meyers Treatise on Gaia rrh
explains the following important facts:
l. That Catarrhal Colds become po3-
sonous infection, At nrst local, and finally
constitutional
2. That, being Constitutional. the infection is
beyond the reach Of mere local remedies
3 That Impurities in the nostrils are
necessarily swallowed into the stomach and
inhaled into the lungs, thus poisoning the
Digestive, Respiratory and Gsnito-urinary organs.
4. That Catarrhal virus follows the mu-
cous membrane and causes Deafness. Dyspepsia, I,
Chronis Diarrh@a, oEoh1tas, Leucorrhea
and Consumption,
5. That Smokes, Douches, Inhalations' and
1nsoluble snufs cannot possibly remove In
oetious infanmarons frsm the organs named.
6. That ansantidote ior Catarrh must pos
sess an inocu1at3ve AFFINITY for and the quality
Of being absorbed by, the Purulsns mucous
wherever located.
Based upon these plain Theories, Dr..
Wei De Meyers CataxrA Cure has proved
infa1libls. 1t not only releaves, 1t cures
Catarrh at any stage. Home testimony:
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Father Is Getting We'll.

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father is since he used Hop Bitters." He
is getting well alter his long suffering
from disease declared iEcurable, and We
are so glad that he used your Bitters "A
lady of Rochester. ~ Utica Herald.
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ie Catarrh.
j HAsLETT, $50 Broadway,N.Y-, 4 years Catarrh.
q L Brush, 443 Broadway, NY, 10 years Cstarrh
. BEEEDICT, Jr., JsWsler. eo7 Broadway. N. Y,
Qady friend oured Of Chronic Hay Fever
Mrs R,rMA C HowKs, 90 W Washington Square N.
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L NEwKAN. sos Fulton st., Brooklyn, cured Of
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Mrs SwARrz, JR, $50 Warren St, Jersey City,
cured OF Is years Chronic OataTrh.
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A real cure for this terrible malady, Is the
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vhelrning proofs, ia Postpaid and sent Free to
anybody.
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ME w YORK.

New YORK, Feb. 24.-The thermome
ter early this morning was 4 above. Aloni
the Hudson. the mercury was 2 below. 6
change of 40 degrees in 20 hours.
The wheat market was q shade lower
The stock market opened weak and lower
and under free sales the entire list fell of
sharply. the decline ranging / to 81. the
latter Louisville & Nashville. which sole
down to SSs. Denver i Rio Grande. anc
Central Pacific declined %. L.. Il i W
/ 81. st Joseph preferred 24. Delaware
Lackawana & Western and Western U nier
2t. and Northern Pacific q for common
was recovery OF 1(913, the latter Dsia-
ware, Lackawana Il Western and Michi'
gan Central
The y. 9. Gable Co. began suit to-day
to prevent the consolidation of the tele-
graph companies. claiming a compact in
the nature of partnership with the A. d
2. company was made in 1874, by which
she A, & F. could not honestly consolidate
with any other company withous the cable
compaDy's consent.
The Post says the drain of money from
bank reserves int the treasury would
have q serious effect on the money market
unless the treasury releases ths surplus
revenue which now is about SIC, 100000
He could do this by general purchase of
bonds for sinking fund. or by giving notice
he will prepay the the $25 900, 600 OF fives,
which have been called in for redemption
May 2lst. He has notified the assistant
treasurer here. he will do tie latter. The
M narket prices o. these SIS is 1904 to {,
The treasury will pay par with accrued
interest to date Of presentation. Several
millions Of these bonds can now bs pledged
at Washington to secure bank note eircu-
lstion, asd IL banks choose they can be
presented and money obtained on them at
once. The news was an electric shock 10
the stock market, which opened with q
semi-panie and decline OF to 5 per cent: {:
the recovery ranged from ! to 6
President of police board, French. to
day notified the police that gam bling must
be broken up. Ii no evidences could be
obtained against gamblers, their lever
IN must be made such a burden they would
be glad to get out Of the city. Any cap
tain who was unable TO accomplish this
would be regarded as unfit for position.
DR.. Crosby's society charged Inspector
Murray aud. Capt Tysn..of the 4sh precinct,
with failure to suppress gambling,
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The senate.
received in mournful silence. the an
nouucement by Senator Cameron, Of his
colleagues death. Senator Cameron made
few appropriate remarks and offered
a resolution expressive Of the profound
sorrow of the Senate. aud providing that
the senate take charge of the remains and
remove them to Milwaukee in charge of
the sergeant at Arms, that the senate, as
an additional mark of respect, adjourn.
Senator Pendleton seconded she resolH
ton in heartfelt speech and the senate
adjourned.
Senator Carpenter chair was. drased
In mourning
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-24
MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS, Feb. "a The great western
glass works corner Jackson aud Borton
street, damaged by FIRE last night, $4,000
to $l5 600; covered by insurance
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Climax

Pages Climax Save,
A Family Blessing for Is CENTS.
It heals without Il scar. 10
family should be without It.
We WARRANT ii t. CURE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrOfuIa Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore
Breast 9r Nipples, Erysipelas
Swollen Glands, InGamcd Eyes
Sca!d5, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
Fistuia, Piles, B0iis, ChilbIains,
Frosted Feet, COrns, and all cU'
tan9Ous diseases OH man or beast,
It has been used over twenty,
five years, without Cne failure.
It has no parallel-haVing per,
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
ATnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
ether Ointment.
r-7F Sold by Drllrrists cvprtst,bc.c
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New York Market.
NEW YORK. Feb.
COMMERCIAL

whcat-Eoderately active; white Eteadv; 'ed
s,Ia"e lower; No white March 1855 April 1871
No 2 rad Feb I 17al March 17AG1 17% April /
l9x11 1873 May 18A.
Corn-Shade firmer; fairly active; mixed west
ern spot s5d557A futuree b41sG5714.
Oats Steady; western 43Qs4in.
Pork-Unchanged.
Lar6-Essier; 10 e2n
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E1nckan RRi1rOadg.

CHICAGO, Feb. % The severity OF the
winter 10 Iowa and the difficulties under
which the transportation companies have
labored during almost four months, are
scarcely realised outside Of the immediate
persons who have experienced the hard
ships. A gentlemen just in FROM Western
Iowa. where he is engaged in business
which requires constant travelsays nothing
like this season has ever been experienced
In that usually pleasant state. Open
winters are the rule there apd the blizzard
is an exception and usually of short dura
ton: This winter. however. began on the
7th of November and since that time the
bare ground has hardly been seen 10 the
state The weather indications have been
watched with great anxiety. but every
prediction or indication of break up has
been disappointed and straight forward
enduring cold wind and snow have
taken the place Of the usual Jan.
uary and February thaw. The rail
roads have made a manful but un-
even battle against the elements. No
sooner have they cleared their tracks and
got tairly to running, than ice or drifted
snow blocks the rails again and it has been
one steady expensive fight with the sle-
menis TO keep iu running order, and even
then many of them have been obliged to
abandon trains and make every kind of
shift to carry their passengers. On the
Pacific extension of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids Il Northern there were no trains
from Feb 2 to Feb. 10. although there
were untiring efforts at opening the road
The main line was kept comparatively
clear. Other roads have suffered less, but
none have escaped, The trunk lines have
generally been able to run their trains out
regularly, but few have reached their des
tination on time and some Of thsm have in
certain instances been entirely abandoned. :.
The severity of the winter has told ter
ribly on the poor, who have been deprived
of work and have been compelled to pay
exorbitant prices for fuel or suffer for the
want of il. In Nebraska it is believed
that the season has been similarly severe.
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s.. Lou.R Mars at.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a
Wheat-Unsettled and slow; come sales higher:
No red O1Gn1 OK al OH each; 101H March:
OsM G1 e4SlI OAK April; 04ssD1 05 May; No 8, 9S
bid No q, 90 bid.
Corn-Bstter; ssx63sx cssh; S5sG3sA Feb:
u March; s95a April; 4GA May.
Oats -a4S.
Rye-Q0c.
Barley / 90.
Pork-16 25.
EArd-S3)
Whisky 06.
LIVE STOCK,
Hogs-Receipts $500; slow; shipping facilities
restricted; light 0015 IS; Yorkers and BeAti-
mores t0Gb rs; mixed packing 2C15 go.
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Chicago MSrKSI.

CHICAGO. Feb. q
Wheat Firmer; s7A cash; Gs March; 9ssk Arpil
o2M May
" May.
Oats-Firm; 90 cash; 2g1z March: 337s May.
Rye-oo.
Barley 02
Easier; II ss1i cash; II s7h March; IS 90
bid April.
Lard-Weak and lower; 10 O5 cash and March /;
10 Is April.
WhlrkY- 1 OF.
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Hogs-Receipts 90 600; fairly active; light 10c
higher; oihers slow and unchanged; light 4o05
10; mixed packing 20Se5 80; heavy 70n6 20.
Cattle-Receipts $500; quiet and slow; lower
grades weak: shipping O0D5 20; exports 4eaD5
so; butchers 5o4s rs; stockers and feeders 90
040c.
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Milwaukee Market.

AiILWAU kEE. FeD "A
Wheat-Higher; No cash and Feb S6A; March
7April Ss; May 02x.
Corn-SS.
OaM-o04
Eys-s9
Barlsy-S5.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M nj. CORBETT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
~ Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and
Collects. Ofice snd Avenue, 3rd door east of
Bengsten % Drug Store. Rock Island. IlIr
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TEL. !. lEsGRA.P!E.HETIC. E
To-Dav's Dispatches.

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