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The Penn's Grove record., 1882-03-18
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We mai Q our bow to the readers OF
the PRSN's GROVE RECORD this week
rs your correspondent, and hope that
our items may be Of interest to thsn
and our relations cordial.
Our people at this writing Tuesday
are anxiously awaiting the news from
Conference as to who our new preacher
is to be.
Mr.. Aaron M. Oliphant has treated
both Of his houses 70 . new dress OF
! paint which has added to their appear
abce very much. We hops others OF
our cit izeus will catch the spirit Of I'M
proyemrnt, and thus add to the attrae-
tions Of our town.
Mr.. Parvin Lloyd has passed away,
worry Unexpectedly to his friends, AFTER
q short illness. Mr.. Lloyd WAS a good
citizen and very much beloved BY All
who knew him.
Improvements are being constantly
made at our beautiful cemetery Mr..
Edward b. Humphreys of Woods OWE
has just had laid the foundation for a
large monument, while several lots
have been enclosed and new stones
erected in several Others.
Our merchants are doing . thriving
business. and our farmers are making
preparations for and calculating OH a
big season.
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Wilmington, Del, March IA, is

Wilmington, Del, March IA, 1882.
Dear RECoRD.--You r weekly visits
are very welcome to some here in this
city on the hills of Delaware. We arc
always glad 10 hear Of progress and the
news in general from our native state,
and PENIS Grove in particular. l
like your Pedricktcwn letter, that part
in particular bearing ON the Rev. MIR.
Mosris' ernoE Would to God that
the church and the ministy understood
their duty. or did it more fully n as
pertaining where difficulty lies and in
having it renoved, although it should
be o preacher, leader, steward or true
tee. / have long thought why could
not the RECORD spare y column for
religious purpo. es, and if it will admit
Of a few present thoughts, l would say
of the church even the most humblest
ones ye are members n Of another
and that every II Of those members
have duties to perform and they can't
evAde it and in the language OF Oric
we often hear, don't you forget It. We
sanction the sentiment Of the Rev. Mr..
Morris that it is the duty Of the church
to cut of the wrong doer, though he
carries q high head lives in y fine house
and give q p~ittauce to church purposes
Christ says many viii say unto me In
that day, Lord, Lord, l have net proph
csied in thy name and II thy name
| cast out devils and done many wendsr-
| full works. Yes, preached, prayed, led
class or superi tended the Sunday
school give t o support the preacher and
the preacher supported roe, ! gave to
| the Missioary cause l couldn't help it
had to keep up my popularity, l gave
occasionally to the poor, ! had to do it,
there was a policy in it and then after
all that He will say unto them, depart
We cursed I never knew you.
If.Novus Homo" with your per-
mission, wsuld give us frequent ex-
| tracts OF sermon. and not only drop ir
as he would lead III to believe, to hear
a farewell ermos You and him and
the preacher might do good, not only
where the RECORD goes, but beyond
| for god put in melton is like casting 1
stone in the smooth Lake not only agi
tatss where it striks but sends ont it
widening c%ircles, perhaps to the shores
OF Eternity, fer no man liveth TO hin
self and no nan dieth to himself.
fear that l have trespassad on NOR
than a column, but would like to Civ
your readers q hit Of the sermon vi
had last Sabbath morning in Asbur'
from a stranger sem fr, Conference
God forbid that ! should glory save il
the crap of Christ" Some men glrr,
in their money getting the sharpes
bargains they NAV drive the aivanta
ges they may take of the week aud he!l
feed the poor and needy and TO tn
shame and harm of the Christian
church they are to he found there. Bn
I must clase with your permission. Ma,
J write xgain.
/ Once in a While.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee
have reported a bill making five judges
or = hare majority Of the Supreme
Court, n quorum, instead OF six, as at
pre- sent, and also prohibiting any JUS
tice from sitting on any ease on which
he has acted in a Circuit Court.
We have done business with many
advert sing agents, but have never
found any fra more liberal, prompt
aud honorable in their dealings than
Lord Il Thomas, of Me- crmick's
Block. Chicago. 1t is n matter Of
pleasure as well as Of profit to do busi-
ness with this firm, it being entirely
void OF the grasping littleness which is
generally tie tuliBg spirit Of advertis-
ing agencies. Lord g Thomas live up to
their contracts every time, and nc pub
Usher will have occasion to ipd fanlt
with them in that respect or any otner.
MOHAWK VALLEY SEED GARD Ms.
We are inform. ed by the proprietor Of
those gardens that great quantities OF
all kinds Of seed are grown and sold
direct to the planter. Mark Gardens,
Florists. and Dealers, cannot afford to
buy a seed brfore they get his whole
sale seed catalogue Which offers all
kinds Of seeds at growers prices, 1t is
sent free to the trade. lie offers trial
boxes of seed that contain five packets
each If either vegetable or flower seed
and valued ut % aid SO cents for 10
cents each, postpaid, to induce the mas
SEES to try them. A beautiful 20 page
FLORAL AND GARDEN IEsTRueToR
has Just been issued containing many
handsome illustrations ard useful
hints, as we'll as novel inducements
which the proprietor of these gardens
will send with = packet of vegetable or
flower seed for u three cent stamp, OF
FREQ without seed. Address A. Z.
NELlIS, Canajoharie, n. Y.
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SIS REWARD.

At thelast meeting of ths Board OF
Ffeeholdt rs of Salem county, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, and
esdered iol.e published In the county
pspsrs que month:
RESOLVED That this Boarb offers II
reward Of SIS for The arre1, end con.
yiction Of all persons charged with ie-
tit larceny, cutting timber, or burning
buildings, as u means of supYressins
sid evils
By order Of the Board,
ID. HARRIS SMITH, Clerk.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SURVEYING g. CoNvEYAsclNa.

SURVEYING g. CoNvEYANCINa.
The subscriber proposes to give i'm
mediate and strict attention to every
call in relation to the above.
The various Instruments OF writing
plainly aud legally drawn and execu-
ted. Surveying in all its branches, and
the tracing Of old original lines \ speci
atty.
All work done on the mont reason
able terms.
Office On End Floor of Odd Fellows
Hxl, Penn's Grove,
j. X Iouderback,
Commissioned OF Deeds, and Justice OF
she Peace,
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NOTICE.

1t Ia the privilege of Executors, Ad-
nlinistratofs, Guardians. &C., having
charge Of The settlsments OF Estates bs
fore the Surrogate, to have the legal
notices relating hereto printed in the
RECORD. Our friends acting in any Of
the above positions should bear this in
mind. and request the Surrogate to
send the notices to this office.
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DIED.

OIh0s
WEEKS.-At the residence of her hu
band in Penr's Grove, on Februar.
4, 1882, Rebrcca j., wife of John G
Weeks, in her 2Mh year.
In the ground we laid her body,
There our tear of grief We shed;
But Il brighter realms Of glory,
BY her spirit we are led.
One by one He's calling homeward,
Those ON earth we love so we'll;
Calling us 10 look up yondcr,
TO the place in which they dwell.
Farewell dear husband and mother,
Ii is God with US has dealt;
And even now he comes with comfort,
AS before His throne VI knelt
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NOTICE.

The subscriber is now agent for and
yeady tc receive orders for amy Of the
daily, weekly or meuthly papers. All
papers will be delivered ut your Hume
regularly. Orders left at Mr. VIM. f.
Walkers Store on Main street will be
promptly attended to.
ISAAC p. SINPKIEs.
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NET GROUND TO E n

Three oil four p~rivalages for drying
sturgeon nets on simpkins shore bslow
tue Railroad. Rent $500 per net fer
the sNsson. also room for a few shad
nets, old net grounds considered Va
cant. Apply TO
james s Hannah Odd Fellows Hall.
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Thr tnrnN!ne S. the tIcset elected at

Thr following SIS the ticSet elected a
this place on Tuesday:
T6,cash p Clerk,
William F. Ysaser. l.
Judge Of Il eciion,
job Bevis.
Inspector Of Election,
Charles w. Norton.
jam 8 G. Murphy,
Assessor,
George >. Kille.
Collector.
Josiah Summeri1.
Commissioners Of Appeal,
Hiram II. UvGrufft,
John A. F~eatherer,
John Diver.
Chosen F~rcehoIder,
William 5. Avis.
Suguegors Of Highcuys,
Henry Barber,
Thomas Norton, Sr.
Justice Of Peace.
John X. Louderback.
Constable,
Josiah A. Kidd
Topnship Committee,
William Summerill,
George W. Hewitt,
George W. BevIs.
Orerseer Of Poor,
josiah A Kidd.
Pound Keepers,
David Diver.
Samuel NJ. justice.
Amount to be rais' d for Township ppr
poses 81 500. Place Tor holding mex
Election, Penn's Grove.
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We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the adveri isenent of the Buckeye
mfg Co. Marion, Ohio, in another
column. They offer rare Inducements
10 earn an honest living.
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Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pames of ladies that have been restored
to perfect health by the use OF her Veg
etshle Compound. 1t is positive cure
for the most stubborn cases Ct female
weakness.
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AsxoYANcE AynInEn.

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is a%nnovlng.
Parker's Hair Bals-m prevents the An
noyance by prcnatly restoring the
youthful color.
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should address EPSON BROS. Attorneyx-tt-
Law and Patent Solicitors. ST. Seventh Street
Washington, u. C., for circulars of insiructio ions
Reasonable, terms. References and advico sent
FREE. We attend. xclusiyel, 10 Psiest business
Reissues s. Interior. ices. ard cases rejected in
other hands IA specially Trade-MarLS aud
Ca~rats solicited. Urtn receipt o: Ht"d-for
sketch ana description we give our opinion as
to patentahilIty, FkEE OF CHARGE. We rrfts
TO the commissioner # Patents, also 10 TX
commissioners lis alllshcdlS66. u
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The following is the ticket elected.a'
Oldmans Township:
1ognshp Clerk,
Asa G. Turner.
Julge Of Election,
John s. Hampton. Il
INSPECTORS Of Eieciion,
ReleIt g. Ptdrick,
joseph l. Homer.
assessor. r.
Benjamin F. Strengthen. u
Collector,
Samuel NJ. Hunt.
Commissioners Of Appsal, ~
Thomas 5. " eathrrby,~
William II. Pedricks
Chosen Freeholdef,
Edward II. Green.
Surveyors Of HighWays,
George g. Hornrr, ~
Denman Layman.
Justice Of che Peace,
Edward Darlington.
Constable,
William r. Titus.
Township Coemst!ee,
Alexander Justice,
Jacab stiles, &
benjamin Cheesmar. q
Orerseer Of Poor,
" illiam p. Titus.
Pound Keeper,
Silas Prdrick,
Abraham n. Cnrry.
Amount 10 b1 raised for Township pur
poses &, 300. Place for holding mex
Election, Pedricktown School-house-
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SOCIETY BHLLEs.

On account Of its remarkably deli
cate and lasting fragrance society bellies
are loud in the praises of Floreston
Cologne.
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MANFRED.

March 5,
1882, at South PENIS Grove, by Rev
J. b. Turpin, Mr.. Mathew Kidd. OF
PENIS Grove and Miss Sallie E.
HoIdcraft, of Pedritktewn, N. J.
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VISA. III. DooItttle h. II Warner Hobt
Nc sen. OF" assistant CUm'f OF Patents.
Il n. WARNER 4 Ca, Attorneys Al
Law. WARNER BUILDING. W II. &
Attention given To Patent and Mining cases,
Lhnd,t Pensions, Rouut!es. and GeSernment
claims. Attention prompt. charges Raoferate,
Address with sta.iP. Refer to Member OF Cor
gresS and Heads of Government llaEartTnenss
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Gnsr OEEICE

POST OFFICE.
Office hours Open Sundays except
ed) from 6 90 A. II. to 100 r. n. Time
OF arriving and closing Of Hails-Mail
from Philad'a and intermediate places
arrive daily at 10 GO A. n. h 8 30 r. N
Closes, 6 80 A. N. and / 10 r. n.
From Bridgeton and all points south
of Woodbury., arrive daily at 8 ~ 2. II.
closes at 6 80 A. N.
Letters containing money and valua-
Essregistered on application-fee 10c.
S. r. LEAP. P. N.
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CHURCH DlhEIlUhI.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
BPv = J. WATSON Pastor.
Sunday Sci;eoi-1c =. NJ.
P.esch'ur-2 4. NJ. and 7. 7. N.
Payer Meetine-weduesday evenings.
NFTpnDTsT ~FPIscOPAL CHURCH
RFv J. q. TURPtN. Pastor
Ssp.dav rliUol-2 81 Y. VI.
rrcarhieV-10 A. ~. and 7 p. NJ.
Prayer Heeting-Tuesday evenings. g
SOCIETIES
EpRALLODGE. So sc, 10. o. r., meets every
Ttprsdqy evening. IN O. r.. iian.
Nc John 3 Back v. g.. VIM. +. Denny
Pc. SEC. E. p. Barnart Sec, II. NJ. Flanagin
Treas. S. II. Leap.
PARADISE ENCA MPMENT. No. Al, To- r.
Meets on the Isl, and 3rd Friday evenings Of
every Month. in Odd Fellow's1iall.
G. r, John " Trumbull S. w. u II. Rtdfle
j. W, II. NJ Flsnagin Scribe, G.. q. Dor n
Treas, ]. Feciherer II. F., j. II Layton
ONION LODGE, No, IS, X. of r, meets every
Wednesday evening, IN Odd Fellows Hall
&C. j, seph Nhitaker; ". c., Jos. Rob
bins: X. of Il. 4 y. Geo. W Beyis NJ. OF II
Jas. Cunningham.
VIOLA COUNCIL. No, 20. Jr. O. U. A. NJ. meet
in ODD FeI!ows Hall, every Monday even
ing o'clock sharp.
G. Vim. Lloyd VIC. Ftan aylor Re
500 e- r-s".rt.
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TIME TABLE

or II
4.lsuars lsips, R.ilr''d.
4sUNgsszzW
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+ II combination " Pro-
tcsrids Of IRON, PcruvSass
Bark dssd ~EhospAsorsssia
Ia Pclatct1c form. The
onty o5Srors
that scW mot tt6ckrss tho
teeth, SO chGyS~ teristicoT
lnfhcr irnA akrearcuf.nar
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

special hnliee. tcM cenLs . lIne ehoh i%nsoItiol
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-23
Rock ISLAND & PEORIA
RALW AY.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE
EAST AND SOU III

Trains leave Rock Island
400 a. m. Way Freight.
S.45 Fast Express
1 40 D. m. Mail and Express
$50 . Through Freight and Accommodation.
Trains arrive at Rock Island
$50 a. m. Through Freight and Accommodation.
1245 D. m. Mail and Express,
$40 IS Fast Express.
400 s. Way Freight.
The FAST EXPRESS. leaving Rock Island at $50 a.
m arrives at Peoria II 20 p m, at Springfield AS p
M, at Decatur 400 p m. Jacksonville 200 p M,
Alton 7.2O p. m. St Louis 8.15 p. M, and Ferre
Vaute II SIS D. M THE SAME DAY. Making this the
BEST and QUICKEST route to all points southeast
The 30 D. m. train makes close connection at
GaIva with C. B s. @. for points west; arriving at
Galesburg at lbs p m at Burlington 64o p M at
Keokuk 10 25 D. m, and at Quincy 1905 p. m.
Arriving at Peoria at $50 p. m, making close CON
pections with the /. B. s. W. and T. P W. for In
danapolis connecting there with all fast trains for
the east and south.
eW@FAST TIME SURE CONNECTIONS, and
rates as low by any other route.
r. r. CABLE, A. n. MORTON,
Gent Stunt Gen1 Tiki. Agt.
The 50 D. m. Accommodation leaves every day
except sunday.
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o AND PROM MTNNEso1
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL

RACINE AND SOUTH WESTERN DIYIsIoN.)
leave for Racine and Milwaukee 1925 M, and
Lave for Dubuque winona. st. Paul and Minneap
rs SS for McGregor Portyile Calmas. Sioux City
and Yaukton IL lisp. m.
live from Racine and Milwaukee, 25 p. m, and
,+riye from Minneapolis. st. Paul. winona and Du-
buque, 1905 p. IN.
,rriye from Yankton, Sioux City, Portville and Nc
Gregor, 4 80 a. m.
through sleeping cars are run on all night trains.
The Night Express leaving Rock Island every Sun
isy night at II rs p m, connects with the trsn ar
-iine in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
aver checks given through tickets from Rock Is
land 10 Chicago Through tickets only good on this
trsin.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-23

What a Girl Accomplished While Placing
Pie on the Retired List.
From the CHICAGO Tribune

But, papa,
Not another word" said the person
thus addressed, a TALL handsome man, in
whose deep brown hair a tinge of gray
was just beginning to show. "You know,
my child, he continued, that nothing
could give me more pain than refusing
any wish of yours. and that | am never
SO happy and free from care as when some
act OF mine has made your life brighter.
But this request cannot grant A seal
skin saaue with fur trimmings: By my
halidom, you jest bravelyl" and turning
hastily away, Dunstan Perkins stepped
to the sideboard and took a drink For
an instant Lillian stood in the conserva-
tory looking steadily down at the heavy
velvet carpet, in which her shapely feet
sunk deeply, but presently the spirit of
desolate loneliness seemed to leave her,
and going quietly into an adjoining room
she began eating pie.
In a few moments her father came into the
apartment. Perhaps was little harsh
with you, Lillian" he began. But the girl
interrupted him. Don't speak of it again,
dear papa" she said, because I know
that you really have no money to spare.
While was mending your overcoat last
evening | saw that note from Daisy,
and ! would not"
you saw the note!" asked Mr.. Perkins,
in hoarse, agonized tones.
Eyes, papa; but you know | never
How much viii sealskin saque cost?'
Three hundred dollars" and as the girl
spoke these words baleful light shot
from her eyes.
''You'can have the money tomorrow, :"
he said, and went slowly out of the room.
Il thought my darling papa would weak
~ r.-1 al g. -
slowly to her lips, the last of the pie was
GONE
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ON THIRTY DA vs. TRIAL.

The Voltaic Belt Co. MARSHALL, BIlch.,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men young or old) who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vi
tality, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above
N. B. No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed. dec 22-d-w yr.
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Is 10 OuGSF The no1llCdI pTOI0SSlOu.
He will be able to make good time in case
of emergency.
Maud S. and Early Rose are to skim
alongside the pole together. Edward and
Dick Swiveller pricked up their ears when
they heard of this
fsonomy, Prestonpans, Fernandez, Geol-
ogIst. and other thoroughbred race horses,
late the property of Mr.. Grettion, are to
be sold at Tattersalis on Jan. /.
Clarence Whistler is slight favorite in
the betting on his wrestling match with
Acton, which will take place in Madison
Square Garden on Monday evening.
Piregrene. the famous race horse that
won the Two Thousand Guineas, beating
Iroquois in 1881, and running second to
him in tue Derby, is off the turf.
The apnual appropriation for the Grand
Pri1 de Paris was barely passed for next
year. and fears are expressed that this
great racnig event will soon be dropped.
The spring meeting of the Louisville
Jockey Club will open May % and con
tinue fourteen days. Twenty-Five stakes
have been opened for the meeting, to'close
Jan. 1.
Daniel O'Learys pedestrian enterprise
for Paris was failure. He is now on
his way to Australia in search of new
fields for foot races. Hartman is to
meet O'Lesry in Australia
Thirty race horses and number of en-
ployes of the Brighton Beach course,
mainly those who conduct the French
pool system. started for the New Orleans
race course Friday evening.
Ex-Governor Stanford of California
recently reduced the trotting stock in
Charles Green's stables at Babylon, L. L.
by purchasing the mares Gazelle, al;
Lula, 2:15; May Queen, 2:20; and Matte,
2;203.
The first racing meeting on the new
Latona track, opposite Cincinnati, is to
begin June 9 or II. The stakes are man,
ed after famous race horses, such as Hin
doc Himyar, Herold, Glidela, Ripple
rand Sensation.
1t is said that the Colonel. trotter
sired by He nulus, will be one of the
dark horses entered in the grand circuit
next season. The Colonel is being train
ed at White Plains. He is owned by Mr..
A Haviland of Brooklyn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-23
w =. MAGILL,

hENTIsT. office.lcorner of Second avenue ana
National Bank. Rock Island, Illineis noy-Ss-dSna
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-23

OF tIu6Tg6IICy,
Maud S. and Early Rose are to skim
alongside the pole together Edward and
Dick Swiveller pricked up their ears when
they heard of this
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-23

MONEY MAKING,--A tabuated statement,
NAshowing how $500 realized 1912 in three dags
only 600 IN one year at rate, by highly In
crative English system Of Turf Speculation Also
particulars OF how each reader test the truth
the above. Systematic Investments conducted a.
the coming Savannah and New Orleans races Joe-,
ey Mounts. etc. Profits returned weekly with
charge Of 10 per cent from winnings. Betting on
world. $50 viii realize 81. 900 with win: send a
stamp for our Racing Guide RICHARDsON =
CO. i16 to 100 Washington St. Chicago m
DRc<11 saw1m s1
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Mr.. George. the amateur champion
runner, is to enter the medical profession.
He will be able to make good time in case
of emergency.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-23

THE FAST e. THE WEST
Dsrstle Cars fcG ea tiaE purposes only. One othe
greet f5aIEte OF Palace Cars is SMOKING
BALLOON HilcIe you can Sa5oy your EaTanaN
Maea;cs.nt ron BTgiens span che Mississippi
end 3tissyvTi rivers ut sli points crossed by this
line. ard transfers arc avoided at Council Bluffs,
necaions being made Ia Union repota. :
THE PRINCIPAL Il. Il. CONNIE, r IONS OF
THIS GREAT T6It0UGH LINE ARE As
At CI!cs 60. with all divergIns HES fos the
At EssGLEwooD Win the L. g. & H.s g. and p.
* WAsnfSaToS HErGHT5. With r.. C. = 80
AZ La sAr1T7. with III Cent r.
A. MPTT Il Via: Yah and " H. k Il D. b. B.
At 1socK ISLAND with "Mlwaukee g RocH
Island Short Line" and Rock lsl'd * Peo Rds
At DAyENnoRT, With The Davenport Division
At WEsr Liberty. with the B.. CIR Mrs.
At GRINNELL4 with Central Iowa Il, Il.
At DIES MoIN Es. with d. M. 3 Z. d. K. 4.
As COUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific II. r.,
At OMAHA, with B. q NO. r. r. r. In Neb.l
at JUNcTIoN.wtthB b. r. h n. RI
AS OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa r. r. +; W.
At KEoRUK, with Toll, Peo. 4 War; Wab.. n
Louis q Pac- and 81 l., keo: y NV. r. Rda.
A. CAMERON. with II. st. J. r. r
A. ATcHlsoN. with Atch;, Topeka Santa Fes
At LEAyENwoRTH. with Kan. Pac. and Kart
AskAasAs CITY. with ali lines for the wse
ana Southwest.
a through 20 PEORIA, DIES AFoTNEa
lTCHKSpNs aad LEAVENWORTH.
Great sgoek Island ROutes'' are sead -
pr kezae tscKkes 0GEee. address,
Gear Ticket sne 9ssslgr =,
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fsonomy, Prestonpans, Fernandez, Geol
ogIst. and other thoroughbred race horses,
late the property of Mr.. Grettion, are TO
be sold at Tattersali's on Jan. l.