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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

Ths veiuuas the gcga-inc bsesl Mita tns
Nrrhers OF June and December IL oach year
ben no time y specified it VIII b. understood
that he subscriber Nlsles t3lczia with TT cur.
reni Number.
eofrpleie SET ~ HarPcs's Magazine com
psisifg o3 volumes IN neat eioth 6insiisg, vil be
s'nt ~ express freight ~ expense Of purchaser,
for :. 25 Per ypiume. Singis volumes. hY mail.
psi paid = Co. gl0-h eases, .or binding. =
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m n "a week ia your own town. s. o1iGs
~ l. l. free. NJ Tisk. EscryIaiar new
fNFkE eCspitai not requir 8 We sill fur
ASuisn y0U everything. Many arr
IA akiB-- orlauos. Ladies make as Ilucl as men.
snd hogs and girls are making great pay. Reader
if yuu want a business al which v0u can IRA Sc
uIars o. II. HkIf.zrT y Co. Portland. Maine
Dec It-lE.
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- ~ ~ ~ frsiness new hessFr she I.al-
sTs5 lis. 1eu can make snsEcy
EJL-4O j sDyshing else. Capi,ai nc;
isss, s,iea u sill star ycu. IL a day and up
~sc made ~ horne by The Industrious. Men art
xeiaen. boys atj girls, wanted eyeTyw here -
ssors rir NJ Saw i tie tsnie- No1 can work IN
sfafc lime Only. er give Jour whole time g. the
husi ess. lta can live ct home and do the wcrs-
N0o,her hns.uf IS will pay pou nearly a. wei. Ne
nac ESQ fsi - iai & enormous pay by engaging at
,,nee Costly orthl ard terms Tree. Money made
fasi. easily. aud haIerably. Address, TRUE 4
Go Anc1sta Maize. necls-ly
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1882.
Flarper's S Weekly.
lLLusTaaTED.

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far+ 80 IS fsurusls by So anHsf,st
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as. . ma lffuted ~ sis f0rsGsf arti-is tis1
an j - lhe cay. {, carries .5si rue ipn III
eHser. a r-nent - tlersafas o. An Sir.o ii''ne-
il " nsHavs - be sigs ~ rne pcVi.s'if = 70
make Hafpey's Weety ne mos = pH'AF an ~
t-ie. l.e lta..iy EeAsq8per IL he Will
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Harper's Periodicals,

The yo,umss or The Ba-rr begin VIII he
FIRST Nuubes 81. = iaa..sry % eieE year. " p.a 80
time T. men t,,ie,i is VIII De uaicTs,s tis. ~
alsscrii,ar wgshests eusuufeues with tAe i.;flics
next aner ia receipt of his order
The last TsE elre hnTual Volumes cfliLsTrere
DazaY in neat cloth binding. will De ssai - iisfi
Iostage p4id. express tree q expense. ipipsti
Ell the freight aogs Hrr exceed ore iaIl1r ist
annel. for = 20 each.
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,rffAout tis e-sFsss order Of fiARrEE y iiEo's.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
oTHE or APPEALS


Natle,' rsre , ;Fen tiiaf apps e iai
sr. tec s-sessu en- IS iss2 Is Cir tai4nt r. r'
The Oats, as u rws Va:
Fer Teauer tuwaship, Ienaersilia h5rau-n.
CareinaHgn Pant. ShAde s-tuyst9sB aoruagh.
q = IN lan'ng, Ssonycrsrk, New Baltimore. Tor
augh allegheny. JshrTso1, S.ner-e iqv -aig,
som r-ci hrropgh. Eertin s0ru aga md Brst h.
eFss icy, on IhussAay, ihe 9sa d-y a Fstrlary,
neT
F,.T Addison, Lower Taskeyfct. Ursira BIZ
eu-n & Gaencs huruugh. Upper TErfa r.
Midd-ecr. ca Nrv Gsnfc.vi.ie tor Ggl. = iiii-i.
Seuthi IA. f.,a. Ngl lhamprsf- eilefs ufg boz
aua b. Breeasilie I.srifner. Eiksiea. sali=bgFg
% Iougt SGWui,. AMI Hesfrsiiaie rTo ~. 81
Fridas che 10 h day IL February Iss1- whcs
and waeTa al person anu e9fl ratilns
iseliug themselves a<g icvoi ~ thr e. utaeEss ~
.fI V.si1 stira II ths.r r4Xsbie proper trt ei-
see.s made per ant Z, the several Acts oi as
ssinbis ia such cascs ina Ia sas PRIV -ifd r. rf-
qeesicd % attend an STATE taeig .HllsaIees .sF
reafess ace rting 10 law.
ss-rbe aypenls Ni ~ he haid "a ne ah0ve men-
tiensd days . wee9 4he hears Gfafclocs %.
aTTEsr n Nj ~ HAFFEh
D. HORNER. J SEPH fitsr MR.
C.EA IL y. bRUB kER
jam tiuraIu issieuSrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25


ias- Ess. q e res. M. b y, u4l ne
present ana contact she acises eiiilef
ministers wl!l also be a asteaoaaee, eos
nler pastors ami friends graeralig pFe eaaii-
ally syitea-
=. s. iiUF,a.
The .aas as4iuss tie delaeeaWat o walls.
baileins-, ese., r4ese2 ii ilis '4.l w q
theiesiSisiaFe very ssscse i-st -, ,'i1s
,7s. shs habit lbal boss hssse. aeas.. Z
may l'e ilisaslsiles-, render. Ili.i ii.s'.e q
pHnishngut aud patcn's asld tfsenefs
shbuA aet 7ra 20 keep tie voting people
aiiiy asy dor tie fact Z is well i9f ~
renis = sels .a1Hr tia; any ini-ssses i''f .
t adfel &! fais PC inas 'hfis
lav teeeT 4r s5iie
w.4 bs epias aela.a 9aE1 .i-a
i a9s aseas t.e gi.sf~a i
FesaFa So ta.s iaF.
e4e Aea au M lIe
wl saiete- r.mrs a} lA
ug t..4sneay eeeps. aad lsie as4-
aua niiey Others ste b staaisa "f
"i i Ns .f4cl
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cn t4lsat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
EIEGlSIEKS NOTIUE.-

N,t.f. a.--s given - "a .-sr-.i1s .sl sr-ic.i
Id. -. ~. --ti ~ - ,.ruFr-.l.s r1r rfs To-.
l.sI l--,.-, nav n.-se,i regis cf. si,l mas tne
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s,' -ttstrs- /, .af.rf ID - b. ass S.re
cr.., raa-, a5 SO
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
: pNixIsrRAroa-s xoTIcE

IsIessti dmir irsf.H4 sFiag fefn griufef
see y the proper sEttafI,y On the estate ct
sen. 'f.. lsfr NJ ~oI crset tawnshii.
sif..s. sssf s-aiftr, ~ Aoifs is hereby given %
sfat r. ara9!ng tar,rsclvts indctfca % saii
ss,. is-li 70 axe imuesssic payment Thereof,
a. .a ) prfies hsslinx claws against 50 IL de-
eal-nt 20 present tbs s~fnc aEiy authenticated
fr aiis~aEcc.
J.. c. COEBOKN,
PIE n AJniinIslIassr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
sa-per's Periodicals.

To yalaGss Of lie Ieftiy begin With lae hf-t
Nu ti r rui isuH,rg Gf eaen year heu - iii-.1
j. 20 lfi.sei 0sii he uHeirrsfesf thu the sun
-rllHfr ai-i4-s o. enrutGeree r5suFhe NEisae SEX
20 Pee rreriu. af nsdsf.
fhc 'asf Twelve snl.I4i Foilsns- g f-1rlfr
W.tk'. isl neii esafh a.Gli0i, wl - sn- hI
~ ii lse.ase p.ii ~ ffszFrass ifer - eAi s-e
fafgi ei 5ii9 irslzHt q a. al e4lec'4 ssi- a'saF
l.er qe rffd, laF 8 ~ 'tFil.
t'ssu ifiats iar e-trl r1aans siutafs iiii
in>. 80 aessl- ~ ailli. s'yiii'4as- ~ e-'fl 81
= ra-h
leiaicau-cs So sta ts ulz p 'e iI,lea
dons yfls.tarer 1rts = s..il-. ni ~
Ars gfif,'-- ars uf g. tnts riF"i-l- ~
Ei-.aal t..e er 1l 81 uf y lssT-s 2
CE-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

f5e new y. Z. caursh a Dfske.ssa.
ssaerse county, ~, win II d.ai,ples it
the service ei Ce, 9s sasealh, sanhaf -
ias- Esy. g. res.iiie, b y, wil ne
present ana Contact the aEaiecs aslef
ministers wl!ls also be a mteaoaaee- sos'
nier pastors ami friends geacrasig ere esnii-
aily asyiied
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
raIssoFUTIoy y0rlcE.

Z = parfnewhip hereasaf esFlsg tfiufe
Eelf5 HuT tai i.- ~. 49, ID ai 81 erEi
n''Ine 81 R.ii y ksani tn fis s.saI iH.rf- T.
basil tssat rifs. Sssarsrf 81 ga. wts i
-ve7i - 1icIss .'ynseta Zee . j. - fjrcer.otf
} 81 The hak are % :ie 80 ai y siS,n egals.
elsi y u sii,fe se ssnss
hEsftY @oNL.
li4s'tt tAANS.
g. &eishsn4 Hi'tH Avaus. ie|ys fl3a
istfi asrss.sp in fr~ iqll easinsss sis.-f $50
--t're .. kei.a &. s-f1gr. ft Irsir- Fs., Tl-,s1-
s1lif s-liieiL til1 ii.Ytlage iIf nc isi.ie
LII hfieIl
AAl-Ss5A EF2S
Dec - 1881
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

ity siriHei eif Fi,is #rt 81 ssst Ea ~.
f.sv. r. 4H Test. y Z. fa.. ssu Sag y tiir l9@-t
81. O. t0aJss fltaS ~ : ni+Ttet calafs. ftn
to si= 'iirrcfe'il fhefe wa be rxp7sr'i e. pa r.
l-le, al sAe 0YuSt hpnss Us sosfessit ~ aa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

We asg iasi received copy of ti.e fhii-
as. plia iFs Map of Psnn ranis, wtsfh
lias ias' aeen ps5iisaci espocolly that
ioarnai s County, Township ard
Railroad map, - . iiicAes, and j. hand
sosaely ~ gsntcl. Mora iiaa usu4' pains
were Ken 70 I-ate i.-is iia @ccrra:e, aad
i E prfapniccl - expert 10 ercaed-
insiy Tie ises siges aiis laap w.th .
eopg oftae weekly ser oue sc tF sI.5e.
The Week.y Res j. oue 81 iae most talua-
BE news papers in tic Uai,ei states. 70 Tie
iarlaEr s-lI Tie cencrai reader
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
1892.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular i,uTaai IS a rifs ee,fif'i sior ~
literature. ART. sn- fashion It's s.n-4es, ltTus.
and ESSAY are BY the best Writes ID EEseiss aRd
America its eeeravings possess she tilAess
artistic excellence AMI n al matters pertaining
To fashion il $ universally acknowledged q ic
the leading nrfaosiiy IN the lnnd- TIE ncw fa'-
uric VIII cunteni usnF brilliant uo' ices
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

Nr Hertz Keiser, aae,f oarmost esftt ~
"a lei,iaens, has been qaiie >erios.is i'i "
fhc pa>i week. and flr awhile il was grea +
i.ars.i yhai hi Illness wanld result fatally.
Nlr. K-i.srand his family have been board
,rins iae present winter a. she sofi,f-
50 fI,ns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25
PUBLICSAl4E
KENTUCKY 6H0RE-H0RN
G n II = L Eli

-. ~ ~ Creni ~ shsc Ola s-e a. ~
,IoLD. 8. :. $50 5::.. !. Z I. !. &:
fh4 ~ segs .. tI b esmc se r wAl.e
hg s. Hott1 nit 81 ~ re sucH chacres reu ua ia
. Vsr Wen faans uIgl women iHts afri
81 E, wark rms r-4hi 20 ihctr uH1 lei-tils
.ii. aHp e. @asr y, fr asris f Ga iac ~.
sir De- l,a-n s. wiii ~ laote ti.ii itli fia.es
i4sr. Wsgss Spsn ise eu Z iafs.sA So
II of Wfre ces itl.s iG Hil b slsf-.1g ii
tsg ctetef ~ year tile -ime 90 tiH ur
ap. Your uue ts FQt or nntlel sif
sii taa isuee,'-H 10 ifet. Aalrsss r'rsoE 2
20, i'tT..al.tf, sillae ~. .s-i5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

p -v collector of Tu'eraal revcaur
stewart # Huntingdon -eeentiy DUNN
into the river o. that flace several hundred
poaads Of tobacco which aaa spai'ed az
the hands Of a Hunlinelen tehaccoaist ard
they do say it was caa'ion tie way tie
lovers Of the weed. youae and oh wa3e
nto thc stream after 'he r:fnf. ah9cca.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

All those ccTisin lots OF pieces G.. 2ralll sitaic
~ he town gi Jrsina. Ssnierset c UNITY b-;s.s i1
Nos. So sl6. 9i7, ia. iSaS iiit 1855, l7.i, =.
1853. la 1850 1855, $3.50 l@io 1911, 1.l-a 1901,
lias, two .e.s not uunbered. part of ariak alley
and par Of Willow alley IA inc general risn 81
s.sid t1syn of urSlna together with she riaht II
n aiming and using the mill racs in said Owu;
tugetncr also. with al The railroad a1d rights a.
Was Formerly Oct a1lar - the lsicl and NGr.h
70 Railway COMPANY.
Taken IN exceuiicu as the property 81 q ir Pitts
hgrgh : Biitiu ere Coax, caal X lfau e. at inc
suit Of Al. Reid, tsHs'ee.
also
The rolling stock rights ut way. c4-,.- cnfT.
railroads. proper AMI Embellishments ci iae ~
iaa . North Fork Railroad Company. a gHpa-a-
tioa rxahizei under the laws OF the $'aie "
Penusy vani1 % construct and operate a raiiroa1
iE. u. iis junction WiJh iha Halimcre : Ohio Rai-
raaf. at or uesr the ioWa af jfsinzl. Ia Lower
FurEsyfsu. township. Somerset county. Pa. % q
isiiat ~ Up er fgfkeyi Of township, eourty sni
State aigressid
Takea Q sxs eat.aa as the arepsriy el the rsi-
nr $ NJ u toss Railroad Company. 20 tie slit
az he flttshufgfi x Baltimore ,Oke Coal s Iron
company, iur use ol Janes Y Reid. Trustee
Nolics.-An perssos purchasing NJ the rtesc
safe Wiii please fasc alfice that a Pa- "a the
purchase manas---o ha iaaae EH va at he time
0t saie-wiii be required 1s son ~ iha rr's,srtg
IS kGocseli doEu. cthcTT i,s it vii b. aGL = ~
tossed @ salc st The risk uf the iirss purchaser
Ehc Tessiue al ths pur,ia mlueY iuus' he ussd en
aF fef.re Thursday oi DC nrst week os January
iaurt, the time uaoi ty the iaurt .or thsaeSn1.st
elgn nj of deeds. and noaeei VII he aek-ewielr-
uetil ne purchase money Is paid IN iaii.
JeuN :. sPANGLEE.
Shrrifs Gl'.r. Sne-ia
) urrsrt Jts So
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-25

A - - s.t-.tf
TEACHER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20
A Wild Compliment.

Come play to me, dearest long to be carried
Away from our universe over the stars.
think from the day when we madly got mar
ried
You scarce have INDUCED me with eight lit
tie bars.
With talent like yours tits anne and a pity
That should be gruo ed the display Of such
powers,
And yet, while your husbands away In the
city.
The children ssserr that you're at it for hours.
There, play as bid you; it makes me so lonely
To brood after dinner with nothing to do.
We could never try whist with O pair of US on
ly;
Besides am hardly much better than you.
I've books by the dozen. but fnd that they
bore me
For some are so fiippant, and some are so
deep.
What fit of depression feel coming DER mel
Do play, there's darling, and send me TO
sleepl
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Selma, Alabama, has sixty artesian
wells.
Nashville has a total indebtedness of
S., 526, 277.78.
Six editors will hold seats in the next
Georgia legislature.
Gadsden, Ala, has doubled its popula-
ton in the past twelve months.
A city ordinance of Fort Worth, Texas,
prohibits the raising of poultry within the
city limits.
1t is believed that the orange crop of
Florida will this year be nearly double
that of 1880, which brought over $672,-
O0O
Judge Leggett, colored. has been sen
fenced to death at Bennsttsville, 8. c., for
arson. The hanging is set for December
Is.
Broom corn is successfully cultivated
in Northern Texas, and as g. paying crop
is said to be ahead of anything G. own in
the State
Senator Brown, of Georgia, says he
would not exchange the position of United
States Senator for that of Vice President
of the United States.
Within radius of eight miles of San
ford, Fla, there are 2.992 orange groves,
containing 165, 235 trees. The State pro-
duces 100000 oranges.
According to the New Orleans Times
Democrat, the flood Of last spring cost the
South and West $26, 600, 900, Lousianas
share of which was $15, 900, 900.
The indignation of the white people of
Chattanooga, Tenn, is aroused because
the postmaster at that place has seen fit to
employ a colored clerk in the postofice.
Governor Hagood, of South Carolina,
will go into the hay business extensively
in BarnweH county, S. c., as soon as his
present term expires, which win be in De-
cember.
A New Orleans pilot has lfbeled the
steamship Lord Derby for 5000 damages
for injuries alleged to have been sus-
tanned by him through having been bitten
by dog belonging to the captain of the
vessel.
Chattanooga, Tenn, now claims, or
enjoys, as the Times puts it, the distinc
ton OF being the headquarters of TIE
Southern Mission of the Mormon churcl
they having been moved from Nashville
to that place.
Georgias corn crop is the largest since
1853, and will reach $4,000, 600 bushels.
The oat crop reached 5000, 900 bushels
and the wheat crop $500, 900 bushels. It
is thought 1000 900 bales of cotton viii be
raised.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20
cu,c.GO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL

RACINE AND SoUTH-WEsTERN DIVIsIoN.1
,or Racine and Milwaukee S:25 a. m, and
nNOp, n -, vrinoDo e. ps,1 and HF;nnaa,.
OILS, s,r NcGregor, Portville, Calmas, Sioux City
Les{S ysnkton, II 100 p m.
A sRa rom Racine and Milwaukee sos a. m and
40 G,o an Minneapolis, St. Paul, Winona and Du-
baone, 1906 D. m. NV. ,x.
S5TT55Ugb sleeping cars on all night trans
mba Sfqht Express leaving Rock Island every Sun
Iicbt at II 100 D. m. connects with the train ar
as! ! NM chicago early Monday morning. No lay
f,S sbecs given on through tickets from Rock Is
"a 5 N Chicago Through tickets only good ON this
rsin.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20
pOcK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY.


SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST AND WEsTJ
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Wy F Fsess Is A. M Mail and Elk .1s:45 p M
hi and Elk 1 :S5 P. M. Fast Express. $40 P. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation, z 100 P. M.
The IDS D. m train makes close connection at
cslra with the C. B. l. O.. for points west; arriving
n (Ialesbarg at 25 p. M; Burlington $40 p m
Xeokuk 10:25p m; Quincy o:O5 p. m. also max
M; close connection at Peoria with l. B. & W., and
= P &W., roads for all points east and south.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20
TILE DAILY ARGUS.
The Greater Wrong.
cARLorTA PERRY.

He murdered her, you say,-with one quick
blow
In her fair breast let all her young life out,
And then, above her, with q maniac's shout
And shrek. rejoiced to see her lying low.
He struck her down, you say, IN ffe's glad
spring,
When hope and faith and love and Joy were
strong
In her glad heart, and life was like q song:
There could not be, you think, a sadder thing.
/ have seen murder that was fouler far:
have seen sweet hope slain, and Joy, and
faith.
And tender true love stricken unto DEATH
With weapons sweet rs smiles and kisses are.
The quick, sharp blow that does not mar Tor
miss
Nor torture long, but lets the white soul go
Unroobcd of all the best that souls can
know,
Ii very tenderness, compared to this.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20

This case OF scared females comes
from NewbCrg, n. L. The other night
some poor lone females heard noises,
and thought, of course, burglars were
In the house Two fed to the attic
screaming murder, while third jumped
unframed from a second story window
and alarmed the neighbors. Several
men. armed, went cautiously through
the house, to find loose window blind
slamning in the wind
The property left by the late George
w. Gill. of Worcester, Mass, is estimat-
ed at $5,000.00O
Pensacola promises to be the future
seaport of the South. During May
eighsv-nine vessels, with an aggregate
tonnage of IS, I16 tons. entered the port,
and ninety-five vessels, with an aggre-
gate of So, SIS tons, cleared.
While off on long spree, an Iowa
reprobate used the name of q good dea-
con on the registers of the hotels at
which he put up, and the deacon was
put to great trouble by the scandal
which arose
s.What will do with my hens If they
do not lav?" Let them get into your
neighbours garden among the vegeta-
bles. If they DO not lay, the neighDor
will probably lay them. The only
trouble about the method is the hens
are laid out so soon.
Two-years-old Nellie was Ill last
spring and had to be kept in dark.
ened room for some days. During that
time the dandeIious blossorner] thick
everywhere. The first morning Nellie
was allowed to go to the window, she
cried, delighted, 80 mamma, see! the
stars have tumbled right into oul
yardn'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20

Is THE GREET COME CITING ETEE
Its -na3a line TCaS FROM Ghicas-c 80 GOuacts
El14s passing through Joliet. Csta1rva "a SaT14,
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Liberty, Iowa City. SlsrenE0. sro01fySs Grin nell
Eees MONIES tthe cspital OF foss} s5fuzEt =. .1 NJ
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Through Express PASSENGER Trains. evfGz1 Pull
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COUNCIL SIEFFS, IEAvEEW2RTH and ATCTET~
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The at Rock Island" Is raaEzlncsusfg
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Approaching the fact that a majority OF abe
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Purposes f2nd the immense passenger business
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noInce that this Company runs Pullman DGlGcs
Stepping Cars for sleeping purposes. and F9Gl1ce
PULLMAN PALACE CARS ar= IN
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Tickets via this Line, known a. the
GA tEscf5eS Agents an ting United SSsaGcE
Far Information net cbta1nRble At yG
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viss Presicent ana Gsc7 Manager
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20

The "Argus" has General Circulation IN Rock Island
Adjo5a5ng Counties.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20

issued evening Sunday and the WEEKLY ARGUS
Friday Morning, Rock Island Rock Island Co. III.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-20

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