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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13
Given nm hv Doctors.

rs it possible that Mr. Godfrey ia up
and at work, and cured by SO simple a
remedy?"
L assure you il Is true that he is entire
ly cured. and with nothing but Hop. Bit
ters; and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him UP and said he must diel.
''Well-a adayI That is remarkable [
will go this day and get some for my poor
GEORGE know hops are good"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13
Fashionable scarfs at 2. A. Bloou.'s.
INV BACK Aches SO,

and feel miserable said hard working
man. The doctor questioned him and
found that be had been habitually costive
for years, that now his kidneys were
disordered and his whole system deranged.
Kidney Wort was recommended and faith
fully taken and in a short time every
trouble was removed. The cleansing and
tonic power Of this medicine on the bowels
and kidneys is wonderful = Congregation
LIST
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. A. PAUL, III D.,

7 8 TO 10 A. M.
Hours to 3 p NJ. Rooms 3 & Masonic TEMPLE
to P. HI, Rock ISLAND Ill.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13

From numerous cases of Dyspepsia and
constipation, cured by the use of Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites
alter every other known remedy has been
used IN vain. its efficiency in restoring the
functions of Digestion and Evacuation Is
manifest,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13

PURIFY GARMENTS AND LINEN used
in the sick ROOM With GLENN S SULPHUR
Soar.
HILLs Ham AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown. Soc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13

The highest hopes and interests of the
race rest on the purity. health and strength
OF womanhood, We take pleasure in re
terring our readers to the remarkable eff
hcacy of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in all that class of diseases from
which women suffer SO much.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13
Climax

Rage ) GGkiisisA SaINcs
A Family Blessing for rs cents.
1t heals without q scar. No
family should be without it.
We WARRANT it to CURE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrOfuIa Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Dheum, Sore
Breasts Or Nipples, ErysiPeias,
Swollen Glands, ITfianed Eyes,
ScaldS, Burns, Cuts. Bruises,
Fistula, Piles, Bo!is, Cililblains,
Frosted Feet, Gorus, ana all Gu
taneOus diseases On IGan or beast.
1t has been used over twenty
Eve years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. Ii is compound Of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Baisams, and put up Ill larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment. s.
Ey- Sold by Druggists every where
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13
Spring overcoating at 2. A. Bloom 8,
lard Coal.

Aard Coal,
The best quality of screened all raj
hard coal delivered at $1,000 per ton fol
nut, and 1915 per ton for all other sizes
Northern Line Office.
nov29tf q. n. SPEAKER,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-13
Electricity and Healing Balsams. In
stsnt Relief from Pain and Soreness.
PRICE 25 CENTS.

ment, lotion, and electrical appliancefails.
Be careful to call for COLLINS VoLTAIC ELEcTRIc
PLAsTERs, and insist upon having what you are
willing TO pay for. Sold by all druggists.
, 1881-04-22
TOBACCO.
Cincinnati DoRlcrn All Torn Up Ove.s
Lnsy Passed by the Legislature Ntso'
,lnSinE Traffic In TIlat Article.

Cincinnati Donlcrn All Torn Up Overs
LuW Passed by the Legislature Ntsn'
.ln&lnE Traffic In That Article.
sp<eta. Ot.paseh to Ths chtea1o 1tibune
ClNClssAr1, O., Apr!t .!.-Tho tobacco tstd.
or ths city, representing i'm n,lHuHl Duslne.a
about sl.,Ou .00j, hnyo nppo!ntcla II con'a!tteep 70
seek rYnt advice us to tic best method of n
ststlug the l3rown Cnunty, or ''Ncstcrs,' ltt
which bus Just passed tho Legislature. The new
law, II enforced, will completely rcsolatlon'a
tho presont Bystom Of Inspecting md haaaI4
tobacco. Several Important restrictions "bNa
havo gone far to 1naltu tho Cincinnati tpafzH
what it now Is havn boon abolished ant! nc" rahs
introduced that viii tanko Just inspection OF
tho tobacco brought hnra Impossible. AlA'ns
tho lsrowu County shippers there huPprn 70 pe4
number who have bcon In tho hahlt Ut "ness
Ing" their h0usheads,- that ID. of concealEns ~
tho middle of tho hoxshcutl lot of tobaeeo@
much poorer grade thun TINT on tic oats.aa
which IL subject to examination. This praeu'
pretuliced tho Clncnnatl trnde nHaiIst sa,t
nu.lts from urown County. nthnitgh i *as ~ =,
dealers III that region wcFu ncsters; srsMs seMs
tbat injury WIS being done to tflo hon,mSuts, n"nts
as well Us tricky shippers. tho llFown .Haud
pouplo c0lnuIn0l MxlllHst tan L!netaIihM ~
trltlo, Qnd succeeded III getting tnrou4s ~. M
Legislature thu bill In question. Wns a. ttsn NJ
wis. though perhaps tlaturst course ~ th NM n,
to tAke W tho wholo tratlo Will suffer tae G ht
denors hero regAri 1t Us utcusttut h.,isf III
nttorileys hAva ngreol with thoin 70 tna! p1 d.
They Afo up In nrins, aud VIII tHfo" eEs.tt"
etuclu posstblu III tho way Of Its enforcement
, 1881-04-22
STATE AFFAIRS.

Special Dtspateh to Tie C4trdeo rttbuns
1.ASsfNn, Mich, April 2l.-Tho joint Coutn.
ter on Railways havo considered the Op,on,rN
l. lsralU River blll aud have referred II to a,uh
committee to frdluo a substitute.
1t, tho iiuiise to-day, tho srnatc bin 10 Or.
wont pool selling WINS lost.--a Victory Tor ,hcra
gasnbolsera. Othor bills also passed. As follows:
a I'LL n,nklllx and posting OF n stm.nuns 10 oua
on tho promises ut a teuunt In cerlaln ease. I'll
services Of such notice; tho Detroit Char,e
Amendment bill, rcpculiu9 tho payIng.bont
system and limiting tho paving work to sssa1
ppr year.
THO Ennato has concnrrcl In tbs
House, substitute for tho bill relative to til
competency of witnesses to testify In lhelr osu
llDhnlf. nnd passed tho bIll. Tho srnate lLa
passed the Hunse bills amending tho GEaa
lhtptta Superior Court act: to ineorporate nj
nnip.d tho charter nr GRIND Rapids.
Tic SeMAte hold MI executive session ut nood
and confirmed tho nutnlnnttOn IT William
WiltfuMs, Ut Allcgan. for Commissioned Ktt
ways: nlst,, william n. MeConuoil aud .iuru.Qs
q. lsaldwln, Of PontIact Trustees Ut tho poa,!.a
Asylum: Charles kipn. OF 81. Johns
INSPECTOR OF tho t3tafo Prison, Josa
]; Grafton. War.len af tic loals
Ut tho l!Oartl or EDUCATION, ylco Wtttur J. lAl.
tor. The first named 0untlcIllGH wus Rpp}olt1
by Gov. CrnsWGl. An0 hus hctl tho tiltce tcs TIA
Inst tulr years. Every DnU C1ntcdes tho reap
p0lnttneut to bo nh honor WorthttY Conferred,
, 1881-04-22
THE MUTUAL BENEF!T-THE FULL C0RRE-
CP0NOFNCE.

II ths Editor ~ TIA CAteaeo Tribune.
DETt,o,T, April l9.-Ny attention has been
c,gud to IN astiole published In your edition OF
Friday, April ID, entitled. "Too Good." As wc
have larRu membership III tho City Of Chicago.
many OF whom urU readers OF your paper, aM
requested to reply. Tho Information given
emnnatcs from what belleve to 10 a disposition
OH tho T,art or tho rcportar to g!vo valuable In.
formation to yuMr readers, aud therefore wBh
to gtvo tho factk. In order to do 80 quote 10
ful!uws:
cu!qAoo. slaro,, la-Mr. Ja,aes g: Coa.., ae,.-
dent Assoehttioa-aiY DEAR siN. 1,want l. policy
ID your CoHlpany Il il Is III gootl Us tho Travel.
sss @ SaapaSy psS: costa Il sss ms3 ses s
IS III n ssS!sls iss ~
writo ny i lettor atI tel! inc all nbout T.,
to X EoW a Wal IT, t. vii aaso e psy ior sso % ss"e
hSy & &ys$ II sa 4 xst y! VIZ " xyo H. e
WIZ IT, !sY 5 nS 9ioax0 Ill.,
nxAnHils; Your OF Tho lstli 10 hand. In tvtiIy,
wu cunsdor our Company scean4 to Mony. IT
;Lss VIZ ~ So @ i S sas nsSsss ssi Tsss y ss
4e O. .,eknv:' o. y NY way aaa *G wosk
ansSa aays Sa .ass. se@ a
agents fuu for al good MelnbcEs you onn E1t.
Witch u H. ! inca0se ya4 cupy ut our ey.laTs.
yours, II J. ltoaER7a' Auultofs
cnlcAoo, ILL.,, MARCH 1e;-Mr, r. J. Iseberts,
AMttl1F-DAA1k 4th: Your lottcr cuun to hand
Iat yon d!a aot *nsxer a! tho qnessttons asks @
as aS VII III T9 TS .y os % Il a
$1u II uu unabo to wurk 81! account ct Injury
, 1881-04-22
Tile Monkey Fhut Islt u Cl'1'a.tos tos
prico Of a Little GIRLS Nose-Sa''''

On Maroh !, 1880 a large half- -staryed mops H..
which, It il Allexea, Ind rscapc fro .I lhg lxtrf
cry Museum, T!t iluW cry, Gtt little Hrl l,H.ret
a rvs nanse ~ %t ~ ?o Mi:
% @ ,sial % u tic Seuss co!1a. e., p,aa y.
beforo ,JllK9 nay rue ilt1iu i, T4f1 wars wau id
eat with hrr nunt, Mrs. ilArbarH k!nl1 ID ~ sef
and a1o sJA,l,RI. cake. Acfoss the pssHeo an vi
nose, MID rcuchtng to tue corner q. w. so ioute'
III Il, % uoinS tho caso for tho proscc!!to,s r. at: a
Afr stcyker s tat s' or rst III qsy nscn sec i,
ting In rear window OF tla Ho~1Fy 1y,,od 1a via.
Climbing Mturg clothos.!lno. It ga.ehh hm,ss ia
dow In tho third loor Vt thc tenoi, ,s",i,nv IN tbs
sewing, ind, n!arined by hor screAins' ,tI,srks4
stalts io !he fourth aoeF an1 n 'nso Ino facs
iriKt,tful manner. Thu monkey w. ,:.th th''o"'N
iho root, and shut and clubnsd q ssa!n. n..td hi
Gordon Calnp1cll, Dcputy yS Shst ~ Ike Heceiseh
AT that On nucou.lt nf sot,o itsereIsaTi;n, ~
twosn tic former proprietor. hS c.npuss;y ss;y t.o
eat y onafxs tnH,o u 19 ~ G1oF p tbs sap
jatngn Il. Sherwood, tho real lcslMta MRs,"n MRt,n laja
roI,reevuteti tho owners u tho p.pi,,; II the
that qn March ha t4nEnt y. ~ 1rncr. l1g sd leas
the purehuto was concluded ~, ,,.,i ,r,sscssoa
TINT date ,thsy took tho keys auo "A' '" Il,
WITH VII tas testmnny tho caso tor the itta'
rcstcd. r. Foster the attorney ~, r.. !u uSlsul.
Il lid not Goot, psycd he said. that to ps III
ha como from tho museum prusa!.Syiuu s,pu'
L wns fprocous luonkcy ot w. p'.s tnusslu.
tuition; or that It wAs eyer ~ NV up,nf [os ~
ju,jKe Ialy tiecidet! to hcnE tho Iio' ". ricnd.
IVfeuse Mr. Foatcr thon said eh.t ,,,. ~ liable fOf
nuts elalmcd that they VERY ~ np w. .v. d 10
Mnsenns until about o7clock q, March
cfHl hours after thu injury to ta1 H. l,t,u glh
LATElt.-Tho Jury IN the paso ~ ~ has asara'
who haaa It's r,t,su bitten ny II MoAAe''
I'd tho child 1,t00 damages.
, 1881-04-22

THE IMPROVEMENT" 0AS0.
Mr.. Gregg, wl,o, was for Tho bill, changed
Ills wits ut tho Inst moment, presumably fur
the pnrlosu gf attempting to rcs!'rrcct .
scheme nlrcaty 80 l'snsl TINT nothing short Of
vntars for tic grab will bu fot,llt Il i,ttlnbur
Of sy!nratllfzers with this favnrlt ,'letl,tHl OF
l,urglarfztng illu Statu Treasury, NIL Of whom
%y sS1 t9 St ,v sS'nS c, XVI Wien of tar GtSs f1s
gnng, tho Little mid DiR Nudity EanE, mil
tito whult crnMtl Of lllt,lEry nt>sl Unsuitable
ilnpr,N1,lei,t" sharks hung ttRctllcrr like q
collection ot tlies around !,,olasses eerfsl, i
yere not enough of ttct,, md they r9tlrct from!
the tlehl tlisgustcl Victims IT. tho first round
ot the creek Improvement fight
Of !, very piaasal't anil .yot rcgretfHi clarac.
ters. Tho Speaker RELUCTANTLY rHntl tliu r.
siRnation Of Alr. w. Il. 'rnyinr,, Clerk Of tho
110nse, who lcny:cs for Alaskn tll y few tlnys
tn I'LL MI !np1mlntn,rnt lis Specinl Aegent 1f
rendered him by Secretnry Win!un. Mr..
Collins, OF Cock, offered Il resolution Of II
Justly. complimentary. nature. nil1 rGiGrreu
III tltilng terms tn Mr. Taylor'snb!lty. fidelity.
t,ers OF thu 1lonsc IN the pnsitlnll he WIS
nbnut to ienye. Mr.. Sexton, Mr.. i0tiigblu0h,
Atr Dmrfee, and Speaker Tl'onIas paid
TI,uH AND rirrtSn rtlnurE .
10 tho retiring nillccr's worth, and expressed
their. unfeiIlGl regrut ttmt M assnciattut,
which latl ktit them together it, tho closest
fol,tts III friendship was now to bo suverp!l.
Mr.. Taylor .tlttlngly responded Il. these well.
lnertesl culNnlgn.latin1,s and the 110,tst, aftrr
reluctantly accepting Ills resla''atiGl'., atl'
tOltrnel Until t6-i,tnrtow morning. Mr. Iny'
.1nr viii leuvo tn-ntglt fNr l,ts h,ina ut lEo.
,,oMn, n,ui will stnrt from Clllcng0 fnr Sntl
Frn,cisco, arriving On the cnnst IN time to
tnke the revenue gutter which leaves tor
tlellberatiyu body been cAtlca upon to part
witt, Il imuro excellent a,d unlyersally-es.
| tensliGd nIllccr.
, 1881-04-22

THE KEoKUK BARGE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY,

EP<f10l 1WP19EN u 1A4 Eh1tdQo 1HbNHf.
KEoKuK, Ia., April :i.-At a meeting at Tho
uarxu Transportation Company laat eyunln1 thu
lion, Bamuol ". Clark, Ut the dute Guy. waa
elected Permanent Chairman. Tho nIoot.ng ln-
atruutcA tho ChatE,nan to uplplnt IN Executive
'camln!stop os tyo which shoulh take tulluedlatu
steps to aFs4nge for thu shipment ut grain tor
Keoklk In baryus. A oomE.!stoo vii! atton.! tlq
donln, as.d III. ], n. Sha&ler wero made Com.
lulttUe Oh StAtlstfcs.
, 1881-04-22


!$si Sfss 3oSa H p''sf '"ss " ink 1o'is @
a %an" " aneo 9S9 9xi5sset ds ~ n3e.
ofSsTSrs g. Ses spsxs; eSst,'s aarc year.. h, os,ns.
'S'ss'1efi 1 s f. fi sue, aa s,a,,,ah, brown xe,.
11fs psi yit!f%y. yHia!; " ha'h0f' F'o'' 10 '' ""0'0
ennrk, asH I'D i,ne Sy Jeha: GauE el T. lEus, inanap
utIa, f;ej.
@ y sy ys";ss " nsy os win.
HMg,,sta, G,,:, sii5. '' ' ..'''
II. Forester. bny stallion, = y:oars. by Forest
T il. k"ti,ais ] Gay ID rsi'H, ] ye"r. Sy Ii tieorae,
FSAS.
DawninR. ~, @M ID sm % 4. IN PoEt. Ess j.. re' Witan'w %
,yoads Donn!ask. dam ~ sim''asF Mud Forrest;
S, ssstnt a;n i Iy /; ysSss Y tsS'ns,
t u. coacrcr, ] i; I G"y ssitins. ye"rs 81 Gsi,:
Gysr ssr a 'ar",v{lFa tsS!tor'a s}!a nfo j. e. Nc
a s 'y ,! Lks s|' md 1e'o1 q ,n ps!rh T. hlnH
lss Z Gev Is IRo Il ~ coyer, s!sa S Sy II i'sk
gs sf !!s;'f' se" lsssss ss sn I'D
a"a = ~ %''s' 'asas' H. p'pv' s
pcnnii.ris. .ian, 81 princo Albert; b. ". Co,foy,
OwYnsboss, kr; Sst;; ,,nom, mi, voor. ,,,
fsanss fIstnssG" oSSflft fl en, s X H. ::5s A""0''n'
n mud ~. 0rorgo and Uaf, II, teami, rcd Bor-
fss s 5 X axs e. SSs, s5Sss An
SSsS S;sy Il ss sxs TN hss, ssrs ss yfpss pssuyy Y
DFGttf1BHs II. ShFtliift. $St--h.
, 1881-04-22
LOUISIANA RACES.

NEw oalEANs. April 2l.-Tho Louisiana
Jockey Club meeting. Handicap hurdle% two
miles, won by Capt. Franklin, Long Sick second.
Titno, A:GJ.
purso raoo for s.ycar-otds. tlvo. .eighths Of a
mile. won by AuE!a, Mary warson second, Mon'
OgrAgl thlrd. ,.. .
bollinX rnG0, all ages, ono &nlla and u quartor,
Won by Altok AIles, kinE DutehMAn aeoonA,
LiliiD q. third. TiInU, s;tA
The lIowaru stakos Wis takon by Long Taw lu
W4lk-QYQF,
, 1881-04-22
THE BATTLE OF SHILOH.

epsER4F 39spaIF" 10 IN tHFsuQo 4F@u"HN
NEW OilLxAHs. La., April *1.-Uon. Hoaure-
Rnrd, Interviewed to-day on tho subject is
grrat!y Incpnscl ut the statomeIt recently mRlo
by Gen. ShofuAn regarding the l,attlo of shiioh,
but he declines u furnish any statement to the
proaa, el,ioe the whole ground Il cnnplstely COW
oret1 In the work hU akded by judge 4toMau u
now proparluR for tho press,
, 1881-04-22
GOSSIP.
APpOllTIONsfEST.
Erfetd& Dttpateh to Ihs Chtsaoo Tribune

SI,nfSuFiEr.u, ILL.,, April Ex-senator
Clark's resolution iii fnv0r 0f the two appor-
tiouttiet,ts ut tia scsslOn passed Tho Scllntu
t,-tiny and reached the House, A 1lupnb
ltcan caucus OF tho hitter body will bu held
about the first Of next week. and perhaps
soot,er, to elect Clerk to succeed Mr.. Thy
lor, mil tho resolution is likely to como ,tp
for consideration III the caucus after that
,l,atter llus been disposed Of. 1t lonl;s now
as IT tic cnuc.ts w0nld agree tn stalld by It,
which Is equivalent to saying that
tic House will adopt 1t. The
probability that the two apport!on
mellts will 10 tnaie this time
1las grown 80 In tho past few days that tlie
people who .wero III favor uf throwing NIL
npportiunulent bill into cncll House, atri III
tl,ut way drawing the fire of tf1o opposition,
aro now apt to let tho caravan move Oil un-
disturbed. ..... .... 4
THE roof 1}itI-
The friends OF tic McW1lliams Pool bill
were somewhat weaker tllan was expected
to-tlny when Its author nsked lenyO to cnll np
his motion to reconsider the vote by which 1t
failed last week. Some were absent alld
there Is justa suspicion that others fuiiked."
trlls matter wins made a special 0rtler,.
presumably for tho purpose or giving
duo notice when tho q ncst1on Of rec0nsdern-
- 80. .>..A A., r.&kts.,1
ton Woata como up 30 t'laI uie initnaui
might be Oil llantf nfd thus psevelitahysn snps'
but tile opponents of tho bill took notice too,
md will Of course sec II It Is not possible to
''o'u l'o o'a 'o"n "u ASsp ~. ''4o -" va 49,
CLEAN ui'
Mr.. Chafee, tho Republican member OF tho
I1ouso from Shulby County, has evidently
come to tho conclusion that tho city authors
ttns ~ ch1cnuo, ar sn,ncl,otly e]sc. nrn tfrre.
itct IL lin, ,nottcr nj kran1np lin cfty.
u' .ha ~ r,ras n,J 10 campf IT,
state s,u Of of cleanliness. i H. .rI,o % condition
Of tho river In tho vicinity OF bridgeport, alld
IN aud about tic Stock-Y ar,ls brunch IN uur-
tto,,inr ia - enrirtnnt. tmstIacutttn nf flint
opinion. WIN US cye a'nse,l especially NJ
, 1881-04-22

sp8tsag UtpalfA 70 1hA ERstoeo 5FlbNN&
KEOxux. Ia, April :1.-Tho wedding ceremony
that unttod stis4 Florida laoslusr, eldest siaug.
tor OF Co.. 4. iIusues, OF thls city, aud Nr. Iesxo
D. Howell, Of the 1utt CuU, took placo ut the
rcadencs OF tho brides puret,ts Ut T. NJ. to-day
A large Mlmbor Ut 9uests Were psascnt. Thu
couple loft Oh this evenings Chicago, Hurl!ng-
ton Qu!ncy 9a!a tor Washington aud tho
EA1t.
, 1881-04-22
VERY MYSTERIOUS.
Discovery Of a Corpse in the Attic
OF the Post. Office.
No Glow by Which tho Isenasins
Can 30 identified.

Can Bo identified. I
Tho Government Building In this city, which,
slhru tho corner. st0no WIS laid, hns been prt'
life Ot aDnsatiunnl news. ycstnrtiny furnished a
mysterious cnaa eotnowf1t out Of tho why OF po.
lItlcni ar Federal nGws. ThD discovery OF n hsi.
tnnn Ntly III rovOltlnx statc Of decomposition
eot tho olTlc!ns tU thnklnY how long thny ha.l
llvod anu worked In tho saino building with
corpse which lay a1cscrtel and tlccnyinE In m
nttu room. Tho discovery was tnade at noon.
but tho t,oHs did not spread fnr eome hours
nttcrwnrt. When It finally tccn,nu nnisod about
business was practically suspended and hunt.
bcrs vsltod tho in,tncdtnto vicinity in tho nttlo
to discuss tho snattor md hoorIzo over tho caso.
Shortly nftor II o'clock yesterday tnornlng
Capt. J. ". Morsc, Chtct Easinccr. made a visit
to tho ntuo to Inspect tho turks nild
nppnrtstus located thero. Towards thu
southwest corhcr IL n room about
f5xa1 feet which Is under tho caves mud
is accessible only by two untrance1 thrnugh tho
nl,tsonry about thruo tect aqlnre. On ontorlng
this space Capt. Mnrso struck match to avoid
striking oa tho Iron g!!rtess which support tho
nroiin!i win hls dim I!Eht and ,saw what he
thought to bo u dGad hudy thnimcd up aAainst
ss sea,@ ad wH Il eoay ~. tne
atoha nsas nothqr Gxaanaei9n t,a1nn,s. of
n horriblu I sVss @ proson,ed itseit. Gloss nEanst
tim will wls tho body Ut ninnn lying on !,ls
huiy wns In ,ar ndvancctl state of iceninlnosl.
tiotl, and Tho tnce WIS 1'crteoty black. Tho body
WIS horribly blnatcd. and tho
STENCIL WAS TI:1lisr1,Iy OFFENSIVE.
Tho Coroner wna Mt oneo notified, mud. ~ corl-
rnluy with Dr. Tucker, tho Assistant County
PHYSICIAN, at 1nco proe:essdui to .nak9 I'm. a.
%ere tsaa ssy y ga esk sS wSc bad sS eSo@y
sSntalaoa whisky, 9ho y ilttlo phnt-lntt, o@pty;
Tho SnA!tr Iottib Ena l!lilKGnt snctlt an4 wits
Rtt3t,nqu1 htV Ft>tttHtnMt NRiI. 1hn H{3tF
, 1881-04-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Pa.. April at.-Tho Goverz
hns vetoed tho blll granting tho right to Court
Of Common Plcus to issue wrlta Of mandauus
apainst state officers. amt tho sennte su.tslns'
tho rDtU.
Another bill bus been introduced ycstag tfe
power simply In tho Court OF this tpauphln
county,
, 1881-04-22

bus boon tho Atautaed blood purlhpr, liver aud
kidney, renlgdy Of .phystetana and druggists
throughout New EbGlauQ.
, 1881-04-22

wlpehes,er'. ls5popt'o"pna'ss'i iuoeA
will u,ru consumption, coughs, ~Sa 81. .b,Itad
bronchitis, and general d9llaU'
tweut{-0ne yearss
, 1881-04-22

SHEEP. .SHEARlNG FESTIVAL POSTPONED.
Ss<stai UtspateA 70 1as LAtea9o Tribune.
ELnlA, ILL.,, April el.-Tha annual shoep-shear-
&ng OF Illinois shoep-sheasers, to have beeu held
At Woodstock Tomorrow hes been postponed On
account Of the loud until May and :.
, 1881-04-22


THE NEi'oltr or SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS
fur the year 1878, nln I,asl It rcal for tho ill.,
fDrl,IAttOn ut tito llt,lse. Aftur Ill exhaustive
Alr. Thomas III his report REACHES tic cUll-
clIsioM that 1t Is absolutely worthless 0xcept
for wnler.l,UWnr,
trlle lrbutu w;s ortlerct! closed, the roll
Sy C@ 'SttS Vito Of ' as 10 TO- H. i, i W was ~ =
narrow scrnte,-]ust silh0 votes nut OF
tic way,-but It knttlu.l tie business forwllnt
ID regarded US the opening watlge to u geil-
eral Improvement r9itl nn tllo StHt9 Trens.'ry.
boO,nur Il, explain Ills vAtv, alnl tile old Euil-
teMaE tlIrUW u parting shut ut SuperintcIltt-
ent Thomas BY declaring tlat liu ind never
gs! 1t Any, NSW iiys ,,a nas " , sos!n 4,
Ilt, illIl !llll s!lc1 spoh tho error vt hts ways
itltl was III fayor OF tho blu, Tho full voto
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-09-17
Probate Order.

STATE of Michigan, county Of Cheboygan--
- IS. At session of the Probate Court for
the county of Cheboygan holden ut the Pro-
bate office in the village of Cheboygan, on the
10th day OF September, in the year one thous-
and eight hundred and eighty-one.
Present, Edwin u. Perkins, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Joseph Hamel,
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition, duly YER
flied, of David Smith, executor of the last will
and testament of said deceased, praying
among other things for the assignment of the
residue of said estate to the persons therein
named.
Thereupon it Is ordered. That Monday, the
10th day of October, A. ID. 1851, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, be assened for the hearing of
said petition and that the heirs at law of said
deceased, and all other persons interested i'm
said estate, are required to appear mt a session
of said Court, then to be holden at the Pro-
bate office, in the village OF Cheboygan, and
show cause, If any there be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted: And 1t
is further ordered that the said petitioner give
notice to the persons Interested In said estate,
of the tendency of said petition, and the hear
ing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to
be published In the Northern Tribune, a news
paper printed and circulating in said county
of Cheboygan, Mt least three successive weeks,
previous to said day of hearing.
"a true copy EDWIN Y. PERKINS,
17sep4t Judge Of Probate.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-09-17
Notice of Sale.

CTA'rE of Michigan, County of Cheboygan-
- IS. In the matter Of the estate of Frances
j. Sweeney, Annie A sweeney, and Sarah X.
Sweeney. Minors.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order granted TO the undersigned, HOnOra
Sweeney, guardian of the above named minors
by Edwin Y. Perkins Judge of Probate for the
county of Cheboygan, on the fifth day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1881, there will be sold at public
auction or vendue, to the highest bidder, at
the front door of the Court House in the village
of Cheboygan, Cheboygan county Michigan, on
Monday the 31st day of October next, at ten
o'clock H. the forenoon of that day the follow
ing described real estate. TO witt The unde-
yided three-eights of the following described
real estate situate in the county of ChebOygan
Michigan, to wit: Commencing at the north
west corner of piece of land heretofore con-
veyed by Honora Sw, eney ard others to Elisha
A. Vorce, Jasper j. Barker and James Duthie
corded i'm Cheboygan county Records i'm Liber
"C' of deeds on pages 302 and 1903. thence run
ming easterly on the northerly line of the piece
OF land conveyed as aforesaid twenty rods
thence north westerly forty rods more or less
to intersect the section line between Sec
tons, five and eight, in town thirty seven
north range one west, at point twenty rods
easterly from high water mark of Cheboygan
liver, thence westerly twenty rods to high
water IN irlS of Chebovgan river, thence south
erly along the margin of the said river to the
place of beginning. Being part of lot four,
4, section eight, 8, town thirty-seven, 81, N. II.
ole west.
HONORA SWEENEY,
Guardian of said minors.
Dated Chcboygan Sep 18th, 1881. sepI7