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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-03
CIRCUIT COURT.
journed

The trial of the case of Eli Fitzpatrick,
indicted for forgery of note for $3.50, in
Rock Island, on James Bailey and ]. B.
Mcdonald, of Rural. on May II, has be-
gun before the following jury; John Aster,
Fred Calkins M. A. Barnes, Jacob An
thony, Joseph Baker, Ed. Knell, NJ. w.
Battles and Simon Hirsch, of the regular
panel. and S. D. Robb, Charles Lewis, Ed.
Heinz and j. T. Patterson, talesmen. Mr..
Parmenter and Col. Curtis prosecute, and
Wilkinson, Kenworthy & Beardsley and
Capt Parks defend. Following Is the
court record:
Common law jury-Rock Island: Jacob
Anthony John Aster, John Oloff. Geo. E.
Bailey, Joseph Baker, Isaac Bamberger,
M. A. Barnes, John Bengston, Charles
Exner, j. r. C.. Field George Foster,
Joseph Peck, and Arthur Burial.
Moline: Geo. F. Adelman, Chas. III.
Bowman, Fred Calkins, John B. Cornwall,
Simon Hirsch, Joseph Huntoon, Ed. Knell,
Marx Kroger, Christ Haberlah and E. A.
Booth
Oct. Forgery: Eli Fitzpatrick. Plea
of not guilty entered. Issue joined. Jury
called and sworn and trial begun, after
motion by defendant to compel prosecu-
ton to select between first and subseq lent
counts of Indictment upon which he would
proceed to trial. Motion over aled.
Oct. 2-Assumpsit: Chas. NJ. Smith, for
use, Rock Island Paper Co. Demurrer
to additional plea No. 6. Stipulation that
same be heard by Peasants. Judge, and
judgment thereon entered as of this term.
Chas. M. Smith, for use. Rock Island
Paper Co. Same order as last
Oct. partition: Bengt. Erickson "
Eric Erickson. ct al. Report sale filed and
order of confirmation of said sale and dis
tribution of proceeds.
Divorce: Mary L. Tomlinson v Gideon
M. Tomlinson. Cause heard on bill taken
pro confesso and testimony of complainant
and Matilda Bell and John w. Newton in
court orally taken and heard and decree
made for complainant for divorce, custody
of children and alimony.
OVER The TERM.
Shortly before 3 o'clock this aft ernoon
Knell, Moline juror in the Fitzpatrick
CASE was taken sick which necessitated
throwing the case over the term and
the adjournment of court till
8 o'clock tomorrow morning. No more
cases will be tried at this term of court.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-03

effectually in the Baptist ministry, coming
to Rock Island in June 1881. Since
that he won and retained the esteem of the
community at large to a degree rarely
vouchsafed to comparative stranger and
at his death leaves many sincere mourners
outside the pale of his particular denomi-
nation.
The funeral services of Rev. j. B. T.
Patterson will be held to morrow afternoon
at o'clock, at the Baptist church.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-03
LIBRARY MEETING.

A reguler meeting of the Library board
was held on Monday evening. Present
Messrs. Steel, Oar forth, Curtis, Gest end
Copnelly. B:'ls were read and ordered
paid to jensen, McClurg & Co., 5000; G.
Juergers. $11.00; John Sutcliffe, $32.60;
John Volk 6 Co.. $17.79; G. A. Doe"iu-
ger S161.5S; Mitchell 8 Lynde, $500;
Alexander Steel s. Son, SO. "A; Rock Island
Gas Co., 1920; end E. d. Sweeney,
So. O5; total, $342. As.
Following is the repoIt of Mss Gale,
Librarian, for the month ending Sept. 80:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-03

Election five weeks from to-day.
The library board had very interesting
meeting last evening.
Dynamite is now being used instead
of powder for the blasting in the canal.
Mrs. Sullivan Hill has returned from her
trip to Little Deer, Ireland.
Geo. Downs is the father of brand new
boy which arrived on Monday.
Capt. W. c. Bennett has returned after
an absence of several weeks Il the north
recuperating his health.
Ed. Zimmernan leaves to-day for Cam
bridge, where he will spend a week visit
ing friends.
The Boys in Blue have d;sbanded for
the season, and Jones and Barnard have
become members of the Sylyans.
There will be meeting of the Shakes
peare club at the residence of Mr. G. W.
Herald this evening. weather permitting.
is in the city visiting her brother H. W.
Hyde.
Mrs. A. J. Nordstrom died at her heme,
corner of Henry and White streets yester-
day, of scrofula, aged 80 years.
A. r. Hart, of Geneseo, was in the city
last evening on business.
jerome Wheelock has returned from his
northern trip.
The ARGUS was very highly compli-
mented for its authentic report of the
Rauch attempted ASSASSINATION in last
evenings paper.
Charles Kerns has returned from Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where he has been attend
ing school.
Mrs. Mahin, who was little better the
other day, is now again in critical condi-
ton, her case having taken an unfavor-
able turn, and her death is expected hour
ly.
1t is now evident that the defense in the
Rauch attempted assassinati on case, will
enter plea of guilty, but will claim that
the prisoner was insane when the deed was
committed.
Henry Hausler, who was arrested last
evening at the halfway house for disor-
derby conduct, was before Squire Tyrrel
this morning. and assessed a fine of $40
and costs. Not having the same, he was
taken to the county jail.
Mr.. B. r. Towndrow, of this place, re-
ceived the sad news this morning from
Newark. N. j., that his brother Josephus
had just died frem rheumatism of the
heart, aged SO years. Mr.. Towndrow will
probably leave Immediately for that place
DIR. Dunn reports Gustav Rauch little
better to-day, and expresses hope of bis
ultimate recovery, with the loss of one eye.
When told yesterday that he would prob
ably lose both eyes, which did then seem
probable, he expressed a hope that he
might die. All this suffering is brought
about through brother jealousy.
They say that DR.. p L. Mckinney as
pires to the mayorship next spring. Well
now if the republican party would give
him the nomination they would accom-
plish just what both have been working
for of late. and that is to get him back
into the republican ranks.
The treasurer's report to the city council
last evening was as follows:
Balance on hand at last report .......S e1I GO
Amount since received. 5,162 90
Amount siuce paid ont. 2'749 n
r,al..x., -, ha,A nr4 q room
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The question is asked ''why not "0,
have good boat landing at the ioo' -
Lind street" as a channel is soon TO De N =,
in the slough, and the passage OF boats va Va
thereby be made possible. The idea Is " SO ~
one, in having a good landing cenu1-S
located, our citizens would be saved NO.
trips to- Rock Island when they desire"
take boat.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Silver Wave, Belle Mac, Gen. Bar
nard and Pilot went up the river yesterday
and the Pilot and ST. Croix down, each
with log feet. This afternoon the White
Eagle and Josephine are the up river boats
and the Sosie viii come down tomorrow
evening.
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This relegated the qeestion to the COM
mittee.
The Chair appointed City Attorney
Parks and Alderman Lundy as the special
committee on conference with the Board
of Education, after which the council ad-
journed.
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LIBRARY BOARD.

The library board met last evening in
regular monthly session, with full atten-
dance, and it proved to be a very interest
ing meeting indeed. After the reading of
the minutes Of the preceding meeting, the
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A Bright Home.


 Tour means may D, ,ingtca bi; as#ad ;a,:e .lne. Iisseaa.i, .,.!. ..f h:ea tH.t;.t d dark -afn,r n 4o-.r hunl. ! hand some 5efHer 6sAs Ae; w.;h ,Wo ,hclso, ], ( desirable pa>>es>son. II ves cannot have ,hls. you t.tn have t substitute ts ts;;sa : up 4 corner shelf .t i.,:.c lng., ....4,. ..-..- ~.iY ui1 i.rui ioor tp,rlilu-. 6i t,l. wood ~e 'hai !; be stAlnet r :ann,cd 4a ,hcn dTapin. me iron; N.,h brown Hf.rI worked lH el3 sa.d ';a>>.= =~8sh s aa4~f. l, red here and ihefv, ur ylih red .4.#..., worked ~ith black. on,y eos;an. .ii.ie {. afid perhaps Sog may md .ttuo.4. .ne ,cItps- - n rlPP!n- or. ...sre3ass >effe esei "eo!lcn garment. a ple,e tha; sili alaAc three N.sndA kc, I brown o- hl4 \ s.r -t.,t .
 trd i i> possible ,ha, these. wt.fsea E red. H.lN bc far pse'ilcr ,h.sa ;at ,..-,.s ~bfas ket wiihsu, the drarc~y tvcrl inc easy char ar rocker may he placed h inc corner aad adorned wjth t ,5ar.e, af.: white osiY. and I VII gisc :. ycry he,f- iu! look - .ae feom II sesi h. s,.s'. one picture. le; ]. he ever >a >rial' | :. hc good ard ac.l framed !; ,, wer;h a ...lt
 dozen cheap ones. And iai aru4lnvrt :, there anYiairS prcttlcr than han. -Jl.t-- Sets med ~tth fer, Have y-1t.r 1rrlr- well swept. your wend"w- clci. and 5fl -ht. aeheef'ul ir,, ! hanging and ,a,s or three hasht sctan.um>. yout aue lae- ;afe good one, and hun. le., enough to be seen without strala-ns one exes. !ut t red plush cg~h'on ln your ra= kei. si.aA !, ap bs inc hrc. pu, tli the ptei::es, things on the corner shelf ,ha, >oa have diaped. >oar lamp and photographs ~nd ,pccrmens en the round table ln the cor ner under ihe ,helt have lanbfcqa3n suf- ;ain> At the windows. and ,ou alll md shat >ou have , ven plca,an; home.
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Lecture Audiences $.

Asetlha-a ort~>. .a tHe GeHfust.
 The varying strains of an io'ian harp. the oats paws that wiud-fIufrIes make rr, calm water. the moods of child all these are monoionous in comparison with the varleiieS n the behavior of lecture audiences. h Great Britain. audiences are iarly demons;ra;iye often aimos, boistereGsly so. Amerioan audiences ate. for the mos; part much more seli-re- siIsinea and critical They afc sIlen,es.. perhaps. n New England Amos, the ITS, tune spoke in AmeFica was m Nor cesteF. Mass ,ollod on for half an hour. doinS my best, bat the audience gave no sisn. When looked out over il. onis a se., of coid attentive faces.
 nmohile alike ;a my efforts a, pa,hos and !; huasog. Then began 10 feel mean. Aou aIe poor stick" said to myself. and II IS sheer impotence 70, you 10 stand upon platform and pretend to be lecturer. They have found YOU out b be a fraud: only they are ,oos civil to hiss yet. CT ,o ge, up and go away ." Well. know very nearly wen, away myself. Bu, hardened my heart and got through somehow. the whole audience remaining ;o the bitter end. There was scarcely hand-clap when ended. and l
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SELECTED SADNESS.

The roses will bloom in dew time Eks7afrd Rai!74ay Journal.
 4 paper aaii-one that is always com pelled to dun delinquen; subscribers /ob Tyofisr.
 The m an vho can, be angry Is a fool the man who will noi allow himself 10 De Is wise /fraid.
 The slanderers are the men whom Dar- wir meant; For al time they have been. and are still. tale beareIs.- T UJsskcka aA Zincs.
 We can never knox how many { nous people there arc n the world until We read ;he ]: of visitors at the varlous wa;ering-plaees.-lAtk.
 What machine would lessen the eN- penses of inc young man n ,hc summer season: Why. the .ce cream free. s.r.- Bo5h9n CoH;Strt!aI BalIfslH.
 When the young man has ebonized half hIs io~-colored mogstaehe. does II resem- bic written arEEmen, because Itis down n black and whlte :-E. <; e:ed Hl.I.429 featHRL
 Fhes are scarce. -.>lat.nthfhi .Ntses. Come up and >ec Us aad tcI points for another ohs6.!Se :. o,M. When Aet d. bc careful not b wrlie II on iiy Itat H:. hH,ena I3sseH.
 You've got s ed,Afa.t n your rye said an cid toscr r, 2 hcokak bartender the other day. N h. To have not. replied ;he bartender. We'll. there's enough water in | ta make d c.,;4rae; when k goes down ny throat" Then inc bat keeper ,umhiec.- Af.ka& Const- fat,aH.
 l, has worried ,ao or three members of 'he h. ase mos, a@faiiy.;o near nat "Tug" Wilson has tasen egt naturalization pa- pers. The Hasarable Tug would be ] very onoarra sst-s = eirt instance 10 have around, when so .ae | 'nortbie gentleman with more lip than bieeps was wanting io al somebody iiar and horse ;aief.- Xaapks,r
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He Didn't Bark.
Courirs Iourn... .

John Henry, the masher. stood on the corner with another one ofhis kind. watch ing for girl 10 come along whom he might crush. At last thin young wo- man from the rural districts came by. and John Henry thought he had found her. As she passed he said something abou, her being bony. but he went after her. and. catching up. he said
 Good evening. Miss.
 .--Good evening" she replied. looking al him SO susploiously that he hesitated.
 .Ahem. Miss, ahem. a-n
 Well, she put in. why don't you bark
 Bark: Bark: What do you mean I don, quite understand
 "Oh, you don't: Why. in our county a puppy tha, has had any decent training always barks when he finds bone.
 John Henry didn't have any more ;u say. and 10 this day he IS d changed man.
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I ne Saagu.ae Man

0f a,i men. sssc |. ;!4e saa-ut,:e man. lie l> ne..r ae> panGen;. ke > never rass - ll.-nA;Dred. Tfae. Ae ls generally of ,hc euionc. >e.iefs ,lpc.5slt h. .n;iaenee t ef ;he eonansaHaA = Saaz.. he ,.agglne fl-4a ,oc> ..: e.rrs....s.s ac undertakes s,z.h aa c.rFsk and zei5.laea that = l >.es and Heshedia.t. :#s.,n : pe'icl y as- I#sll.,33r- ia in .i5s.a ;. TO such wa1d
 as fa.I. lie ... sae taaaGA;l.uou ah h. | .ae :.. {. u E. = si1zz a- and a.sz.sts
 1.c c5eu5:. .ztlzss. 4sszKts .t.. IL. sad- ..e,,. and Ge.>'I. oel.cie that fife : | s.lsass--l II. ,.te was.s! a >aan. De ieatea n ene hentc. Ae be-. .na,hes
 => 6hee, .....e ,!.e ,.rS; To ;iit- s.lIl- I4I.s. man Nc "N, sar sfcaie-t i9Ycni.ar,. ouf ,s.etft-, d. sgslcS. iI7GSia-tti ,i4e aapp.Ie-- ih4s lie. GRvh,m4 hanee.
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Coups immense Circus and Pa.is Hir
 rodrornc.

No larger .Afkansaw audience ever as sembltd under one canvas than iha' which wItnes sgd the exhibition nf N. (. Coup's monster clrcus and hippodrome in Little kocs on the 10th inst To s..Y that the people were pleased with the per foTmanee sould be d tame expression oi the appl use which greeted every feature of the ~ead. If exhibition.
 Zaola,s hea foremost dive from the dome of the amyitheater Ia distance oi nea ly one hundred feet. Mile Loyaie. in her srea; Dicycie act. on d single wire. the fnng of Mons Loy4le trough | . ar from an immease mortlr. ae al cN- tremely hazardous ie,.Is and "ere re, elve1 by the vast aud .cncc with great excite ment
 Among the most exciting Afeatures of ;he entertainment. were the hlppodrome faces. The Roman. jeckey and hurdle races were esseeisliy inc. and the feaf- horse chariot faee m-s .iInpi! m gnfe en;. Had there been ;inle na Gnub: some sH terpnslng lnGAiduai could have nadc money selling Poo.s oa these contest of speed
 The msna.ersc eon'ained many ges of rare auIInais and biTds. and in iiseii made inc show.
 rom the grand ent-ec to the las: r4ce the performance was 4 slcression of de- ! shts and Il : >.ir to sal that the people of Arka SAN ~.i long remember thc vistt of N. C 0oap,s Hlied Monster shows.
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Advertisers.

Remember tha, HE ARKASsAw TRAv- EIER IS the best advertising medium ln the state. Not only is is city circulation larger than ,ha, Of any paper published here. but Il has large and constantly In- creas4ng list n ,he state.
 THE ARKASsAw TRAvsLER E sold by ne~ ~sdealers f7't,yahfyc:; II has nation al circulation. No paper in the south > a better medium or offers better induce ments to foreign and home advertisers.
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The ARkASsAw TpAvELfR can be procured wholesale al the following wholesale news depots:
 Ameyiess sescJ Comfasy .Se1r fo,k, <werifGn .NeTf c.. Hertey. CeLo., c. B1rese, ken5Gt ( ify. .Rp.. hn<ys1Gn SescJ O.. OrsskG. Nd. Arrsyissn .frsp5 G.. .I PaAi. .MinE.. ly1lt,neye Se1ct Co. Bahinoye. .Ni. CestyaI .Netr5 c.. PAilsaeltsia. Pa. CIa1Iss1ii .SesrJ c.. Csa1Iaraf,. Osie. Llefroff .NeieI c.. Drfyei,. .H.es.. .ikosfyeei NS?pJ e.. .Horiyosi. tsEsSa. A'e1ra,k Nfsul Es .Nf7ea,k. N /. Nesr Es<k9ra .ff;cJ c.. R.5ka. Maj, Asas isyk .tea4J G.. .tSsp Pe,t. IIaskktg .NrsJ c.. PIhythkf. Pa. FAeh El.sS .tes~s G.. Pyos 'ieaes. x 4. .S,s Fysazilep .ScrJ e.. >a. fr4a..leO, CaI , $. Lo.ii .SrsoI c., St. f0Eu. .no.. Jpyonfe .h'SsrJ CO.. .Nisss,s Fsh!t. 0nf1yio, I. ss1rrs Ieir5 z c.. CiilaSe. 1T.
 ifcJAisgfos .iSte5 Co. IL. kIafio.. Q. c-. ..e.r OyleasJ .Neu5 C.. .Se.e o,ieast Ks.. And IS sold by re,a.! ne~ztea!ers every where.
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se~

Lenp', e,. l.euis la-e. Beer has ~on 'i> immense isepalssi:N ss.,.1 or, .t> ueT- Is. None but ,he pare>; .nd best .asrc- dlen;S cnicr mo .ts man li.so;ufc. ..ud < 5,tn hc >htpped anN distance IT anx cl,- mate without lnuD. pealcrs who h..ve sold ;hi> beer will no; have anN o,hei. heuy 8ucfce. ls ;he Arkaa>.sn sscni tar ths popular hccr urd to hlni IL. order, should he addressed.
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The et. Charles Saloon. tIs West Fifth street. ioT SD many years conducted by \. N lsnEe, iS now under he management, of Mr. iGl.as Richter Mir Richter has an extensive acQ.:ain;auce. and a large experience n he saloon business. nder hs management ,he S,. Charles esnao; fail 10 continue prosperous.
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quailed 10 encounter the secretary of the committee. Bat h was quite saiished. Our people are not demonstraive. he obsened.-n faith. was wei aware Of tha,.-'.bu, you held them to the las, and we shall all be glad to have you back again next year." Very soon ] learned that the eriiei on of an American audi ence's satisfaction $ sWheiher II goes away in the middle CT remains to the end.
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eN--S

X 9andu-sy .rfe>pondcu; ;c.ls If l bi- hlae t,,a he nE fcunl or hc CON- catcher ot n cypress ,Tain: we. SheG about twenty pounds and V l> alive when found. and he says how j; came ,aeic '' an uasel.ahie mystery lhe ina-. "ho nvca;sd .hr story should have n difficulty II saa x the a'ieged mysso1.. :; . p'aln enough that inc nsh n: be- = lnS t.-e war..1nss. LOOK ot.; faf ne :. s- ract. .. a;;cirp:cd ;o tg,e across ,be s-...foad ss.sst;s is.sEl; a' s,,;sf..,.t traln.-A ,t5:s. - Is,!Li
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&R-s

Nr A F. Inzei. r. Markham S;.. IT. form ,Nc pE 'is5.. ntCcu;l4ilY. ;t4; !. hA> mot, saa, ,Gaa tc ,n u,e ! as>ei. .rl .., d.,i->e ii :. ..ia.,cG a.....#er .. veis rees able f-,fcs. iar es-h Nr l.ju+el VI. supply anN kiaa Il ~eafast.. frorn lhe efa>>-haw q. N T. .ans r,ii ihe tne>: brce k-.eadc- kaa.,n |. 2astsinen. !; ,> asserted. ar -aol aa;hof.:Y ,h.; the >.-'an ,lFs l,ei a lae tomtafaaae e. A.e>aner-a came -iev-.e, .n4ei's s:orc. '' Sch-r-r. .-uJn
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County Treasurer.

Ne. io eoh 6-.;il |. k the democrats. and date ii- treasurer oi i'-,a>kp county u t,!.''i;h .s ;-e pseseat .nCSmber. of ,h.s oiice and II reelected w.il t;rfdonb.- edly serve the people satisfactorily as heretofore
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Atienton !, oallcs. ;a, the advertisement, IT Sno,he5l column. oi Gray Afema;c C"ficc. Ihls l> a new JaVa-d,xoTcd. self >e;'iin- coffee. put ap expressly ter n. l.. t,Tay k fiyu.. and .> sold !, = cni> per paokage of enc pound ln a :soaad and you wlil Dc anyinoed oi i,s fnerst,.
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"Tarhcel a, :ae ac;aa: ,'.ins.>. = lkAAitte NeAe.s= a...a He ises - aIr tG.'sa~. Nes.a t.tola.as> m per -mraoa ,ree- ,a ,aae.4 :h.N r.sfss nj Ii, s..un, afi :he.r tl,,He, .isc ..s he. Whc. VIC =. ma,t-c!. >.,', ibe lr.- tons N..a ',c .cRe! .te. ..it .e.,t- a.!sk L ,.4taa t-.f fsef,tsffi's,''-> >o.,.c ,nare. \ l.. F. al sHs Ne h., kcn !. he a..sA. L.-..5. ...... ,.;. At
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A Kentucky mar has for clock weights tao p;nt hof;ies fled with whis- ky. We dila', suppose there vas ar> whisky manufactured tha, a hen,u, a.ar considered unf, to drink !. ,,,st - Rtygi,
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Adprn voar homes The nasairI5 cut eolated cnsFtttas> ai ;ac "Ats..iis..a tl.- eIer. and !he lui.. A: ;!4e t,f4t.-,.s ser. t1y t!l.ssi efs Ferclftzai teis;> - ci.her. - .ht ;2.af ;r = se...s. As...Itss II ' Warner. ltt.e ko, N. AIk
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For County Clerk

Nr. K. W. Wor;aen Is l candidate for re-eie ;:ea. ;a ;a.s I,7 por;an, oiiice For a number oi Aeass Nr. Morthen hts dis Ch.r-cd ,nc du;Ies oi county clegs e,,i- gicn,.v ana s,tisi4= .ar1v. Inc presen; pr '>i iefo0s eoaGi,'qE i#the affairs ii this s.''fec >~::l=ies.. recommendation fof hs rv-elec'.on.
 A 'e1 aadz e' men organized L. 'ia e,-: "t n ,sd a,a> ;ae >inar;es; law .e:. ....tst s.sr ha-.a.
 For confectionery. tr,l: ..as. >o,ia-,sa,er. 50 ,o ,ko >1t.:fesa iAl.e,. Man ,..cc;.
 N h., e-.,f W4ti.=,. | ,'o,i,ur | I, orphan CT :aaur.- :. 5ts. l'- .Hs 7. =. H -f.ta,7 ~i-fzteNlal.r -ir---.sf~....,
 Itt te ha1ettoto. :. tn. ..,s N N sfetH -t.a8P :e,l ,.--4-., AH. drc>> lean. nc ,-asaes. I.,1. b..> s-i l..:s5e A..
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e. . -

Coun.rv EcF klr,, who deal with luhn i- ,,tycr < 4.. keew ,ha: the: stock | con pleic.= =sh aif1ent> are ints,e promptly. goot> are fft>h and j.eir i1iee> ate. Ire .ht aar>.d:.:c a- low aS V. I-e1.5> or New l,s,s ia>> eEy loln '. Ceeer < Co. .e r.Vc - l4rtc d share et me sros cry aad H&al ,rade the ,taic.
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Woman is saidto have three needs enis sympathy. silk. and shopping mones.- ,Sstay.i.l, Y, d.
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Snakes m Pennsylvania.
New Nork iiefA.d

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 Considering the scarcity of snake stories ihis year !; is quite depressing ,o hnd the mos; re- cni of these yc aclous narratives n .tu incomplete cundltIon As i,r 4> ]; goes she tale $ thai :. large water ,n4kc winch inhabited nill pond near a Bap- iIsi meeting house a; lryn MaaT. Fs. ea>
 .aeA' IL :. alN nAee.. 4 ,....1ss .....a ''satfed the reptile with an icchook tha, providcnilallt MAS ai hand. and dragged the monster nat 10 md thA; | ~4e ..eHt4 fee; long. with d bus; measurement; ut 'Nen;s-ieaF taehes Alih3s sounds auftc probable n :. snake storS. tor The 4n.tv ot a Baptist church Is 4 proper pla6c for 4 water snake. "h.lc the ease A.th @h3eh one man could handle ,~cn:y-f,e: ssl.k. that must have weighed nearis Il a5u.tf.,-r oi | ;an is readily tia!c, toad bs anx anc who ever read :. dime novel the scene of winch ~a, i,tt,i in India Bul wi> no. tell the fe,f. When the anIlaai W.ss opened how mant gold ~a,5he> fna.ls B!bles .oW boats. :il @s.Tl s.,., = .ir,. ;rtil; boys were faanaIn b., mes..theff5a u8..ss : Bt what n4Ine was he ciaW-aarH kaow r IT. the 5oan:n faaud: N h.; -aau;r. mad en> h4s he threatened ,o catse iae .f h.
 alf len ztt Iehaw many t3saakes! .#s..- cfmea has he reared hl> hafrid fraf4 a> app-5l.usiN |. i he were au aa;aad u >eofes When eaf ih.lad ifhsa eafse H. p.EaTles attempt ia lei 4 >s..lke ..as. .a: 7stem tes5 E!ze whole of '.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20
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" Don; Hea - there. he sad. a> he turned afcans. of. he ..s>,cuser ~he h.a .nnugu5,d d ,at. he W, so'n. through ,a Idaho They afe the mos, selii,h >of, oi people yoa ever saw
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 Vel. take my easc "a. ~iid-s |; under 4 ,eheoi-hoase. ard ais osefed :. >lttc' mllc. sec zet 'hrl wos..G.,t .ei me o.o .als bl.,9;is, -..-..f ,.4cie l.r.... school hour, for iear ai G.slzthnS thc ohidler. 1 haG ,o aark ssshle ..;e -,e.ncf. and thex
 har-ce. ;:lg thfr;4 eci.;> for breaking ;. window.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

Before leaving the ei;y have your trunks repaired at the factory. +Is Main street. J. w. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

Richard Henwood cIo Eas, Markham street. makes the fines; buggy harness sold h the city.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

The arte,ian well is the oniy ,hing that beeomes better the longer II = bored. LosffK .a-tn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-20

Confectionery in the .,rcatcs: Iar.e;y 4; the Southern i.diaCc. +os Nam street;