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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-07
Mrs. winslow's Soothing svrun

Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS CURE II
ONE MINUTE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-07

WATERFOWL, Rock Island Co.. Ills.
Dear Sir:-I was troubled with Liver Complaint
and the use Of your Indian Blood Syrup entirely
relieved me- advise all similarly afflicted to give
II trial.
PIT. UPSON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-07
Davis took first money, and Patterson
seennd on tbs shoot off

Another shoe: is 20 be held FEB l9th
we are Informed, which, it is expected
will DE more interesting than any so far.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-07

Inc oeelsl0n or the court, therefore. 10
that the motion for rshsaring is ovsrruled
and the motion to suspend the interlocu-
tory decree for a perpetual ipjunctisn is
also ovsrruled
This is one of the most important dsci-
sions rendered in years. as it affects more
people and has a wide interest. The
influence OF this decision will be felt in all
sections Of the country.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-07

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-07


Dear Sir:-I have used your excellent Indian
Blood Syrup for q severe Cough, and have received
much relief therefrom.
MRS, Il. SNOW.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after prtohrr 3 lSS
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave New York via Dcsbrosses ami Cortland
Iarrshar, Pisbnrr the West and SOUTH WITH Pullman
Palace afs attached . - M $50 aud $50 p N. daily
Miilinnsp0rt, Look Uaven "a $50 p. m. Cory ana
FRI" az 1 c"nnetny at CORY Tor rtiusyilc. Potro
lrun Conirr ami the on RrronS
Haltnure, Washington ana Ia" sonth, Limited washing
ton rHpfrs- at Pullman Prlut Cars daiy except sunday
10 a M arNe Washington f. m Regular Ht 50 lhd ~
q. ~, $40. a9i 10 ~ snd i2ni;ht sunday $50 Ill.,
Express Tor Baltimore. except sunday. p m
Fm Ailahuc city, T. ~ conn cthH u 'hmh'n;, 60,
Boats Of "BrU0sivn Anuay connect win Az thrnngl
trains ~ Jersey rty alOrug speedy dni direct thsar
Trsnsafr From PittsburR 3 l040 n m n.35 p m.
and Rtltm0ra 600 a M 500 ~ 800 aud 10 % p m
SUNDAY, q % ~: g5b amt 10 80 From phlHephh
81. 65O, <, ato lO4o. lil0 N. ne 500 ago d 50
II ~ a ~. q. 30 - -. u.JJ and 1876 u
I'O PHILADELPHIA.
TuF oLD ESTABLlAHEU ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY: THREE STATIONS ~ pHILADEL
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMrROvED EoUIR
MINT AND ruE FASTEST TIME CONSI5
- - WITH ABSOLUTE sAFEIf -, -.
Express Trains leavr Y1rE via DUsOrOsscs AMI COrt
isndt Aueots Ferries. "a follows ,o q, a,
43O, l3O y SO" 90 Linlted II D. NJ. L. so S;du
Express Trains leave New York daily, except sunday AZ
73O III mud running through VIA Trenton ald 'An
Returning. trains philadelphia 1901 345, 1:25
z. 80 :, 30 aud / lLimtc Express l3o ny l. 3
$50 T. T. 1903 and m. Leave Philadelphia via Cam
den. . a. ~. and J:5Op m. daily, except SUNDAY. 49, ,
Ticket Offices, b2b and VA Broadway ASor House shl
foot Uf DcsbrOssss and COrtadsts CuursL and Bro9s-
Ign Annex Station. loot U FultOn-SL, Brooklyn NOS L.
ll6 and Is linsonsl ohoken station Jersey city h-
EGant Ticket Onice, battery place. -, .,-
The NewlOrk Transfer Company will call Tor ann cheek
baggage from hotels aud residences ., u,oon
t;e,,enH MInagpr Gen'l Pnasr Agent
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DROVIDENCE LINE.

4 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECE -
ConneeShg win ftoyhenre |n nth vi. WorresIsr '''
The Palace 5eL moe NASSAU Al USEllS "tI lea,o on
Tuesdays thursdays triIy AL Sl3 StoLdor dAbA
TkAOD Mondays W 'inesiays bnl friIysn L w. FhOh
PlEk - y. H. oOtJt Narrfn-st, w. l1r -.
StlteFDOms socnr~i Offices % WestcoGs Express COIN
pauy aud AZ prin pl elt lnt ticset O,heeS
lONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSklLL
IL MOUNTAINS landing atCoSlens west POtntl Corn.
wall. NewburS Marlboro. Milton. pougikegp EsopuS
citing with Ulster Inl Delaware ind WLuAu NAey
Railroads steauboats Thuuas Cornell and James W. Bald
Win.stg, tIly y y N, t.a11son'st- North Rivec
except SLtrlag4 when fnonas Cornell leaves ~ - uI
STONING ron LINE TO BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASI .c.S
The Elegant steamers SrONtS6roN and NAHN
eEfl leave daily. except sundays y
8 r. VI. FROM III ER - y. T. go, a. o,v
Foototl ~ y, arriyingn Ioston A. ~ FARE 40 la"
Asbf ANY OTHER LINZ -, a, s,s,.room,
Tlckets D.; sIslLL. ,al3tIh dcAsL ou'st star
seeuredlt hc,s Wsscots stlrssi C9'hRlaY nj
EIuu Avenue tIoiat ' ~ ID > BABCOCh PresINsn.-
l. W. sfn&INS tisllrl. Passenger a sont
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For ThEN ION and PHILADkLPHIA.

For TREN ION and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New-I0Tk from station q. H. X. OF \. - =
Philadelphia, Ninth aud GTeenss at 49, 83O lllo
1850 4, 4:JO. 5.3O T. IL On sunday at $40 h Ill.,
$3.50, ~ D. IN. ,.o
FOR THIRD Berks-sts $50 745, li:15 l:3O,
Also, 5:3U. y. on sunday at $40 D. M . "a
For Trenton $50 7:s5, 1884, ll:l5 a. E3O a. 4:3u o5O
2, II y. m. on Sunday $40 a. m, $3.50 II y. M
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-Nork; 60
Prom stations Phila and Reading r. r.. Ninth ana Green
SITS 7O $50. $780, IL M li5 S45 6:4O, 6l5' IL D. H.
On sunday, at $40 "a. M, $3.50. IL D. .,o
Third and Bek.sts. az $40. $40, 9i5 O. M $40
b:25. G.25 ll:}D sunday al 1si5 $3.50 y: m
Prom Trenton l25, G;2j, s03 oo5 lOi4 1854 a in' ~
2:2l 4.2G, U:25 a. 20 Sunay-l25, g2J t;l9 y IN
Connection & made 10 Jersey City station TO anu ron
BrOc.lyn aud Erie Depot, jersey city. ooo NO, an,
Tickets sale NJ ioOi OF Liberty s, NOS 2' @o. ~
ga, B57, l,32S broadway and ~ the rrncA hn,er,
Nos 2 and CoHrtsL, and Annex oHlee' 'e"ehS " "'
Brooklyn o., -, $500,
~ e. Transfer Company. Dods Express. WIN call Tor ana
check baggage hotel residence dcsBagi Anp
cation eau be made 81 3e5 Briely, 100 hiAu
ave, New.Nork, and Courtst.i Bro0klyn. .,Du,r>,
JOSEPH 8. HARRIS, "a. Il bAlbM ~.
GetetAi MRnasrE Gen. fAsa- Abons.
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rpNnE POPLAR SHORE LINE 10 BOSTON.

FaNnE POPULAR SHORE LINE ~ bOo ION'
l. ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot 49,. =,
Three express trains diEy except sumyl 70 ~ ~
s;la NJ j. (paIior cars attaehed ana III H. N"''
palace sleeping caTBl.
SUNDAY at ~ D. 10. with palace sleeptns ears
Limited tickets 10 Boston tall railh 30 ,r.-.,t...
icaes paTlnr seats he Obtasne az
Filth Avenue and windsor lt"eLs DCASt onSS 'A AZ A
Central Depot
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9teamtcats an0 iiaiIroaos.
TROY BOATS.

A CITIZENS LINE. TROY BOATS.
As n tW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
Leave TER No a. North tycr foot of Christopher ST.
nay ic1tept saturday. az connecting with early
albany. =
4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
~ ,D5iEW and ST. JOHN leave PIER 81, North River.
SOUTH SIDE or CANAI~5T. every WEEK DAY al Gp.
M connecting al Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 80 days 80 80
w W. EVERETT, President.
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C..
WILLARD daily Sundays excepted leave Nestryst.
aiTr go, ana fst at a. n inrooklyn by Anrex AZ
u MIL iahg ~ Nygck Ferry, West Point, NeWburg P0ugh-
keepAe l.hincbeck, Coskil and Hudson. Connect at
niuahy lot the North ani West. New-York Central and
Iuuo hNer arOad tickets good Via this line Trip tick
es 20 est Point NeWbu1g returning by down boat u.
Last mp up October 10. and down October 20
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LINE

NVINNF III IsINI
~ lsson Worcester. Nashua Portland and the East
Fau TriucoI ilmo ioatOn. ~ UrcssteT S.
The lruu steamer
cry or WORCESTER,
without the most elegant boat on Tho Sound and
the faYdTltr CITY OF bOriON,
leave Iirr No 90 North v.r foot ~ Watsst next pier
st. ferry, daily Week days al pm sun
J n
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6otels.
Cost ano found.

Cost dno found.
OST.-Bank book No. 13l, 1896, issued by
II the savings Bank, In the CITY Of no
eon August II OtfOund or returned 10 tc bahk o.
for, The th November lsSl, application VIII DC "o
for new book. -------------
4 OSr-0n or about list OF May last. Se ,iti,
drate No 2ga for 100 Wisconsin Ccn1i Esi.-
ROAD Company Stock standing In nane or Charles lieau o.
Co. 80, 49,, -, n, sfalir.rten Co.
2S Broad. ST.. Now-lork-
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For Bows and Young Men-Count

For Bows and Young Men--COuntry.
LEXANDER Institute-NIiltary Boarding
~ school whits Plains NY. Principal 0IlWiLs,fh II
AT PORT CHESTER NEW-YORK.
N STARTS MILITARY INSTiII I e
Established Inj4 WINTHROP STARR. A. NJ, Principal
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
ID Conn-Estabushed 1898. Uealthfu site on Prospect
ilnl outside the village Prepares Tor College OF BUSINESS
DORDENTOWN MILITARY lNSTITU re
Academic classic aud scientific courses, with preparatory
department. Address Col y L. RUSK, Pru BordonioN ~
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MED
I'D ICINE
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For plubury Conn, Brewster carmel MIhoplc and inter
moate stations leave l0Jthst 80 a. daily. and %l5 T.
daily except snuday.
brewster Carmel hlholac and intermediate stations leayo
lbjth 81 I.ji i. ~. daily except sunday.
TaTytawn nei9hta -prciA aud way leave lbbthSt 800 p
H. daily except SUNDAY Baggage station 2i3 West 53d ~
Cuupuny Will call for and check bag
gaze q ON hntels sHd teSidcncUa.
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NPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
4 Hauburc American pactet Compaay's Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
oct 20 81 EyIA.-.-....-..-oet q
LESSTNG Oct. y FRI IA............N0v IL
Rates OF passage {" Plymouth Lonton cher19rrS Ham
~ points tho 40uth OF Enhanl First CABIN
500 Secon CABIN 500 SteeTage. $50 RO1nl trip at re-
duced Seera &c from Hamburg Hayre and south
tKIfNHNRDT & co, CD. RICHARD g CO,
General Agents. GCncral pd+teuSor Agenis
No 81 Brnn.st. n. y No. 81 broadway, NY
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HERMAN MAIL.

4 NolsFu GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORK-
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
RATES or PASSAGE from ELW-l OH 20 SOU1lIAMP.
RIIEIS .s?t, Oct % pl sat, Nov. .
NTNIN.... sat, oct ~ ELfE We'd. Nov. y
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN 40
FIRST Si01-SECOND CABIN .fDJ
STEERAGE, $40. 49,
Rctrp <ets az reduced rates Prepaid ceFti1
Gates SIS Steamers sail from Pier between Second and
ThirisLs Hoboken, n. J,
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NeWTprt AMI Fan river g..
I4uucI Lohs~t ,pondng reduction "a all Eastern
Points.
Palace steamer,
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
York daily Su days Included At from
I1cr %, river TOO, of MURRAY ~ tunnrc Ion bl An
HeA Br,s,s 40 I.%O D. Iertey CITY T.
Tickets AMI te be scared 10 All pr ncpai no
g. alie and ticket uco' al tue oro on Pier = aud on
steamer. GEO D.. GO - SOlI
BORDEN & LOWELL. Aga Genl Pass AIT
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
~ station in New YORK. loot Of libertysL Station IN
Brook Iyu. foot ~ Fultoi.st., Jrwcll'S Wharf
Commencing Sept. "a, 1891. Leave New York
6,O a. m-ror Femingt0n. Eston Allentown. Reading
HGTri burg sc.
WllkcsDarrr, WaVerly DC. .
Ia m Pennington, High FRIDGE branch, East0n. Al
lentovn, Reading Harri4burg Mauc Chunk. Wuansport
Iamigua. UutOn scranton, sc.
M For Pennington. E1sOn Allentown Recalling liar
IisbuTg, Mauch Chunk, itston, &c.
...lJ ~ m.-fUT Pennington. tason, Wind Gap. MauCh
Climax, Tauiilui Dr ton, WilkesblTte. Scranton &C.
43U .. m For High Bridge Branch. EaatOn Allentown
A:sJ D. m-FO SOmerye Pennington, NC
5.3Op For F.sOn. Allentown. heading. HarrsDnrG
Maucn Chunk WilkesbaTTc, sc.
Sunday trains I.ij m, ~ p. for Bound Brook
intermediate Stations ~ $50 D. for Eastnn, Allen
town. Harrisburg and the West 49, - ~. -, 90. u, o., .
F,r Newark al D. 5I5. $40, 645. 7l6 $780, 800, $50 y
06 iij, 1918, IOt5, ll!lj a II IN, l24J l5t $50 =
1890 t. f3O D. BIS, 53D 545 q, Gl5 $50 T. 1880, S;IO y
H16. 1890 lI:l6. II p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

For YOUNG Ladies-Brooklyn.
DROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Montague Terrace, BROOKLYN, Eleventh year
hegtus september 81 Mr4 ~ H. J. WHITE Principal
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E0R FREEHOLD
s:l5. 1880 n. M. II IN, 2, 4. p. NJ.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Bay routo aud sandy Hook At 1920 rn 345 p
b long Branch, sc. on Sundays, 800 a. IN
Via iauchpOrt-F For sandy Hook and HlghlanI D Sl5a
M ~ NJ. 4, T. D. m For Monmouth Beach aud ScabnshL
o, S:l5 a. M, f1ui, $50 4, ., .. IN.
Wa lied Bank-S:l5 a. IN. for Lakewood, Toms Hyer.
Barnegat &c. D. III. for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
River, ATLANTIC CITY aud ali stations to Bay side ~
M. for al ewood Toms River Banrgat &c
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Musical.

NINE. CAPPlANI has returned and resumed
ItR ~ VOCAL CULrU ItE. at her Residence
n, llays near
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IL PASSENGER TRAINS on an after May ?. 1884, will
irpoS iootot Coraudt AMI Desbro ats az ~
gtnp. aNi $40 for E1St11 Bethlehem Alien
town. Reading. Mauch CHUNK Wnkesharre, IowaniL
Wavn.ly Ithaca. GENEVA. LYONS Buffalo and the West
Trniu al IN Tor Easnn Ilrth chem Allentown. reading
Mauch Chuuk. Wkcsbirre and Pittston Pullman Ieepng
orie4 attarhci 10 G3D u trhn Trains leaving $40
M T. and 340p connect for AZ! points ~ Mah1noy
aud flarlrtnn coal regions = u BHlNFlON. a. r n
GENERAL F4stcln Once corner Church and l0randtsts.
III CUMMINGS, Agent
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CENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSE'
~ train. 10 oea polnIa Tme Tablea a. ltatona


~ Leave ;, S:l5 1850 NJ II NJ ? $780, 4. 0, q. p M
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, y. n- with through
cars, arriving At Atlantic city At Goo y. N
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CUNARD LINE.

w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80 ". r.. foot Of KngSt.
WYOMING Tuesday Oct -, $50 A. M
ARIZD lueStaY p m
WfSCoN.,IN 49,. 80. Tuesday, Nov =, $50 a. m.
tLAstA lne,yl Tuesday. Nov. H. noon.
NEVADA 20. Tuesday Nov p, $50 a. m.
rSThese Staaner' built Of Ir01. in waierght com
partment AMI ara furnished with requisite - make
Tho passage across Allta both safe and agresab@ hav
ing bathroom, snJsin groom, drlwingroDm. piano ana
library si3waress AM caterer IN
each stsamer The all upper deck TINS hsur
those greatest OF all Injuries at perfect vout1ton
and HIGHT.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 stlerOom, $50. $50 AMI
sIOO INTERMEDIATES. SO SrEERA6E at low rates
OR'iCi' W. - WyifIIhxS = GUION
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NoTICE-The steamers ~ this Line take Lieutenant
Aflury's lauc rautc4 ali seasons OF tho year.
GiTV az mar ~ m -. tn tuesday,. Oct 90 = D. m
cii,V M ROME ...---- .SATUHDAN, Oct %, 10 a IN.
f,i-Y a f. GIt I,SIf:R -. IiSDAY. Nov g. 2
CiTV NJ UIClENON 49,. Til ItSDAY. nov. 10, a.
CITY OF BERLIN SATURDAY, Nov 4. = D. IN
Irer 80 tncw nunber1 ~ II III, -.
rADIN $50 ant o. Return tickets iavorabc fcrna
STEERAGE IlS Prepaid, $40 Drafts ~ lowest ratios
Saloons stateroons, smoking aud bath rDDns ainlshDA
NJ not carry cattle, sifpcp or pigs
JOHN q. DALE, Agent 81 and - broadway, W.
philadelphia once, No i05 South ithSt
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THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

for the Ninth schuol year held AZ the College Eas
ST. Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday. October II
II and ~ At oclock. The regular ut textures w
begin on Thursday. oct l3 . -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19
Can Schools.
TT INSTITUTE.

A NNTAL SESSION (23d) of the LAW
"a SCHOOL OF the University Of the city OF New fork
begins October Address d. Il JA0U IS. secretary VI
the Faculty, 1856 broadway.
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YpeO higher English, languages mnsic, drawing and
siniing Detached house large grounds shads trees
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MONARCH LINE. -
WI NETWORK AND LONDON.
Splendid new fast steamers
Dora adjoining Pavcnia fcrrV Jersey CiLY'
Persian Monarch oct. % Lylln MOnLrch-N0v IL
Eeyptan Monarch Nov.
S1pertnr accommodation for lio0n passengers Outward
and prepaid sceraee nj lowest rates.
Apply ~ Up - AIyToN VlCKERS & co, = Bowling Green.
Passage Ollce. No. 63 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

WI Will receive pnpa in PAINTING dnndscape nowcrS
life china and decoattol, si her studio The lie ~"
East ih-str ithav'. commencing Del ~.
References; Mr. u Huntington. Mr WIN Hart, MI James
NJ uart Mr. a r.. bellows
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5lcamtolt5 au0 Rnilroa3s.

A --REDUCTlON OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
Now 1ri 10 '1stun. So.
Newpurt AMI Fan RIVER, g..
IluutcI LChs-t Corresponding reduction Ia all Easter
Points
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4 EUIGU Valley RAILROAD.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOU-
! SATONIC and NAUGhTUCK RAILROADS-Sclmc
leave harinc slip l:D 500 PM Twenty hrlst
River D. Faro than By other route
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-07
The County Convention

The Democratic county convention to
day, in pursuance OF the call of the Cen
tral Commit ee, and organized by electing
VIM. Boswell Esq, President, and Msssrs
Samuel n. Cox and Thos. Il. Farraii, Sec
retaries. Owning to the la { hour at
which the convention adjourned, we re-
greet that we are unable to give the names
of the delegates After the organization
was effected, upon motion OF Mr.. John /
Davis, a conference committee consisting
of three delegates from each of the eec-
ton districts was appoin ed to select and
recommend 10 the convention suitibe
ticket for county officers.
After being absent for about d half an
hour the committee came in and recon-
mended the following ticket: For State
Senate, Richard H. Edelen; for House Of
Delegates, Francis D. Gardiner, Alpheus
Haislip and Francis j. Maddox; for Sler-
if, William H. Cox: for County Commits
sioner. J. c. Howard, f. D. r. Hean, I. Y
Robv, Jr.. Edward Mistead and Dr. T. \.
Carrico +; for Surveyor, james L. Brawner.
The names Of these gentlemen were taken
up successfully and each received the uR
animous vote of the convention amid much
en- husiasm. 4 committee was then ap-
pointed 10 wait On the nominees, inform
them of their nomination. and request heir
acceptance. Mr. Edelen and DR.. Carrico.
upon being waited on declined II serve.
The convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate, in the pace Of Mr.. Edeleu, Thomas
r 'ey. Esq. for State Sena.-, and in
place of DR.. Carrico. Mr. Thomas II Ching
of the 18th district for county commissioner
This completed the ticket. and, upon mo-
ton. tile convention adjourned, subject to
the call of the President. The greatest
harmony and enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the meeting, and there was
every manifestation of thoroughly re-
united Democracy. We regard the ticket
rs an exceptionally good one, and one
that must certainly harmoaize al ele
ments and bring US victory in November
We have not space to speak further at
present.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-07
Important Decision.

While We deprecia,e the fact that 50
many Of our young, energetic, ambitious
and aspiring young men leave cid Charles
county to seek their fortunes elsewhere
and win a name and fame in other
States, TIL it affords us real pleasure %
hear Of the succ S. at these truant emil
diem and we feel tn It the ustre reflected
from their actions adds new glory 10 the
halo of fame that oncir'es the and Of their
birth. The appended abstract taken from
she Arizona Weekly star speaks in terms
eulogistic Of Dr.. J. B Wa 'hach Gardiner,
who some years ago lief his f.ther's home,
near Bryantown and Obtained the posi-
ton of surgeon in the United States ar
my. Il will be pleasant news To tn" nu-
merous friends of DR.. Gardiner, to know
hat besides having achieved a reputation
IN the army as surgeon, he has been
rarely fortunate in his mining ventures !:
The case Of Lieutenant Hanna and 9th
ers against DR.. Gardiner and Others, in
NolNihG one nall the capital stock OF the
Grand Central South mine, which was ar
gued last Spring by NessrS. Morgan and
Miller for Lieut. Hanna, and by Nessrs
Fitch and Stiles for Dr.. Gardiner, and
which has since been held under advise
ment by Judge Stilwel'. was decided yes
ter1ay in favor of DR. Gardiner. The de
cision has been looked for with consider
able interest, especia " in army circles, OF
which beth plaintiff ard defendant are
members. DR.. Gar,liacr is to be congrat-
u atcd, not merely in having his title to
stock worth over hundred thousand dol
lars cleared from ali dispute, but in hay-
ing his character thus re ieved from he
imputatsons of crooke1ness cast by Lieut..
HannA's complaint. Tne case did not 90
off on any technical points, but was de
cided by jud-e Sti we'll squarciy upon tie
merits IL favor Of tae Defendants"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-07
Local BgieyitieS
Oriole next week.

Oriole next week.
The musquito still continues to present
his bill to our well bored citizen.
We are sorry 10 learn of the continued
illness of Mr. L. Bowie.
Dir. Thos T. Hancock our very efficient
teacher has been confined for the past
week with the bilious fever.
The crack OF the rife is continually re-
sounding on our marshes, and every shot
brings an orelan.
Ii is reported that the members OF t. {
republican de egation from this county To
Cambridge have purchased wig for Wash
Burch, Esq. Have bald heads ceased to
be respected
Candida es are on The rampage just a
present. They are to be found at every
cross roads ycntilating their particular or
/ peculiar views.
Mr. John f Murphy living near La
| Plata, fell from his barn on Thursday last
and sprained his ankle very severely; he
is unab c to walk except 10y means Of "A
cruth.
Our old friend Wadiey of Alexandria
comes to he front TINS week with his fall
announcement. Mr.. Waddey's shoe house
IS well known to our citizens and needs
no recommends ion tour hands.
At the next meeting of the county COM
missioners The judges and clerks of ell, c.
ton will be appointed. Democrats should
see to it that thoroughly reliable men are
appointed as their judges.
We crave he indulgence of our friends
his week for encroachng on the space
usually devoted to reading matter, but tie
fact is the advertisements that appear came
too late to make any other disposition
of them, and as they are the stall to pa
per we could not let them pass.
We return thanks to the Hartford Coun-
ty Agricultural Society for card of adj
mission to the exhibition next week.
Also to the National Fair Association of
Washington for their catalogue. We tear
business engagements will prevent our at
tending either of these meetings.
Mr.. Randolph SSann living near Wi
comico had a valuable mare shot
by some unknown parties, whether the
shooting was accidental or delibera e is
not known. Mr.. J. f. Norris of the same