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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13
THE LEADING PAPER
OF Tennessee * the Memphis Appeal
Its Last Sundays Issue Being
One-rhird Larger Than That of Any
other Daily fm the state.
Knoxville Tribune.

There are ten daily newspapers published
in the State of Tennessee, and no two of them
are of the same size, and they all vary more
or less in form. We have before us the Sun
day edition OF these papers. The following
table will give the amount of matter in col
umn inches printed by each last Sunday:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13
Newmarket Races.

New YORK, October 12-At the Brighton
Beach races to-day Dizzy Blonde, Gov.
Hampton, B ibcock, Nina and Kitty Clarke
were the winners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13

The best preparation known in market for
restoring gray hair to its original color is
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Restorer.
Try il!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Convicted OF n Marder Com m tied Fit
Teen Years Ago.
LITTLE ROCK, October l2.-Nick Walker,
colored, who fifteen years ago killed coll
ored man named Tom Jenkins by shooting
at him through kuolhole in house in Ar
genta, was to-day found guilty OF murder in
the first degree.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13
JUBILEE PRIVILEGE

CEALED BIDS will be received for the privilege
y of erecting seats on the vacant lot north OF
Monroe street and south of the customhouse lot
from which the people may have good view of
the Grand Firework Display the night of the
oath instant Bids will be opened on wednes-
day, the 18th instant. For further information
call on J. M Goodbar, chairman, and address all
bids to him. ]. NJ GOODBAR,
W. W. SCHOOLFIELD,
JOHN K. SPEED,
Committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13

NATURALLY pale invslids are greatly i'm
nroved in health and appearance by using Brown s
hriebteas me ewes gives r0sy cheeks, and creates
a nssrfsct picture Of health strength and beauty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13

THE druggist who hesitates now is lost for
the winter. He should sling together some
sweet oil and liquorice and bring out his
cough cure at once. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
does not pay him enough profit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13
The MONARCH


this line will find II to their int resi- Nv calm an
SIDNEY COOT sole cent -
Peabody Billiard EsIl Mem pbis Tenn.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Brighton Reach Races.

Providence, October 12.-Providences, 4;
Chicagos, 5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13
T.ey cave Him Up with sorrow.

NEW York, October 12.-The New York
aud BROOKLYN Association of Congregational
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-13

Inc Soh' d Il. Upde&ran Much BETTER
WHEELING, w. VA, October 12.-The
Hon. J. I. Updegraff reelected to Congress
from the Sixteenth Ohio District, Tuesday, is
much better, and will doubtless recover
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11
XIV
EPILOGUE E.

Quarante HUT heures apres les
evenements que nous venOnS de
raconter, le comte de BieZe etait
enterre an cimctiere du Pere.La-
cllaise, ct Nj. d'Auberty appre
matt que lie sieur Ram,r await file
pour la Belgique avec les deux
cent mile francs qui Iui avaieut
exc 'estitues par lc ParGuet.
QuelqueS semain-s plus taId,
sous l'accnsation d'honicide 70.
taire, Ell raiSOli lie son duel avec
son geHdre, IL due de FelyaS com
p%araissait Il son tour devant Ia
Cour d'assiSes de In Seine, mails
pour etre acAuiite ii l'uuanimite
apres une h!ii!aute plaldoirie dc
Me Lachaml.
LIE vicomte recevait lie surlen
deinain la ~si>it- de Said -parba
qni lnl t;iSait avec son sourire
Irenique:
Cher ami, lily "A six mois 1ur
nous avon> tilt chez chez &c pau
>rcs plrsr: lie B.tzr Ie paIi one
sous sasez. VouS i'avez pe,du
ct Jc pense cue vonS en- falteS 70.
lie deuii. NOus me devez cent
mile traEcS. Mme Duloncey est
a E'abri tie vus se.!mc;inas.
En ef-t: an meme Instant. Mar
the s'embaTqualt IL Bordeaux
avec son mari, que NJ. de Feryas
envoyait il Rio de.Janciro, pour
liquider defnitiyemcnt Ia success
sion de Ia duclsesse dc Souza.Pa
uaivei.
Nj. d'Auberty dut s'exGcuter,
mails II est Sfai que, pour le conso
Ter, Said'Pacha hi nomit de lui
communi4,.er, Il I'occasio,,. les in
ies e>Sanies factn.eS de FOxmar,
qni, lnl aqS>i, ainsi que tous les
autre cteauciers, avail. ete pave
integraIemenl.
Anjous0'hui, u i'heure on nous
ter'n'nons &c recit. il y Il deja six
ans que grace aux incesssan,es
demarcheS du bon NJ. Bernier, un
ar,Gt de Rehabilitation est inter
venu en favcnr d'Auhvrt Dulon
cey' Pour tOus IL passe nest
plus In'un maavais ieve, ct le
plus gtand pialsn de Mime DO 81
IL est de plOlnrner aux Champs.
u yseeS, an meme temps qf.e H.
fits de Marguerite &c Fontaue>.
ie scconi eMi;int de III file "a ri'.
uh E's'coii, sos petit liis qne,
apirelir, D"l> >uulrneiit Iout u H..
iuiS4ue l"rSo"ne ne peat ieii
tenlre: Monsieur .e cushte %,!.t,-
nclli.
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Dams un an. madame vOtre mere
pourra ne hernandez la main de
madame la comtesse veuve de
Bleze.
)Mon p5re! ssecria de nonccan
Marguerite ell Sc jetant dams les
bras du due.
NJ. de Fontane>, lie cGnI op-
pres>e, Fame ,empil dune iole
Immense. await Saln6 en- cOnrbaut
respectueuscmtnt Ia tet"
~J<avais commits enve,S to-!
II grande faute, %pourSnl,it NJ.
de FcryaS en- pressant Co vui>lve
menL sa file contie SD pO'ttine.
Dieu MA permits de la repaler. Ii
ne NE reste plus qua obtenir ton
pardon.
La jenne femme ne rei'onlit Il
son pere QUEEN Sc snspendant a
son cOu, CONNIE a l'erOlne lieu
reusr on ellie eiait cuiant.
Il. toi, Albert, me rardonne
ras tn mes tautes, Mes crimes, je
devral> dire, demanda Mantle Il
sou mari Ell lcvaiit surlui se> yeux
rousls par les larmas.
-Eous, madame, fit tri>tement
lie due en- tendant la main u la
lcrnc femme, NouS, vons H'avez
commits que les crimes dun
ange!
Pour caclIer son emotion, le
brave LabeZat elait al:e termer la
porte du fumoir, ct Nine Donelle
qui n'Gtait plus la rldlcule provii,
ciale que nous avUns mise ell see
ne, mails settlement la meilleuIe
DIES mtres murmurait
lies crimes dun ange Vrai
ment ces g,anti~ seigneurs ne fou,
nj ne dissent tien coiIlme tout lie
monde!
Ii restait encore, an fond du
cHnr de i'eXccIiente femme, une
petite place occupies par III va
mite.
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pu WesTrct charmant. C'e
A.pius adorable refuge
hue pusseN r6ver DIES parisienacs
lux envirvns de Paris
iNous ueaecrirons pas une par
flxs chambres 4 coucher du
Smier etage. La piece Ia mienx
s&asic etait le tamoi', I"i don
tHkte dc plain pied SUI tc jirdin ct
Con IN uniquait avrc la sahe lie
billiard par une large bale fcrmea
par de lourIes TEXTURES uAOrient.
De ce fumolr OH await TAFT Ell
meme temps une su'te Gle sale
u.armes. Au>uessus des hrges
ct has diyans qni Ell falssient Ie
tour, les murailles tendueS de ia
lpisse,ies auciennes etaient ornees
lie panoplies composites dc fort
bellies armes tie tOutes sortes ct
de tous les pays: fusils damasqui
mes, arquebuses, cries malais, 81
de Madagascar fieches III
doubles sabres chinois
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DEUX[EME PARTIE
DRAMES
XII
CHEZ L'EMPERECR.

Cher ma1tre, lui dit Ell Sc rap
,pochant de nj. Karoche, qui sc
taitassis devant le bureau de Fem
percur ct await 6crit la.quelquesl ii
.gnes, voici un mot pour le direc
teur de Ia Conciergerie, atm qu'el
vous rende de suite v0tre client.
Domain, a la premiere heure, je
r6gulariselai tout celia avec NJ. Ii
procureur general.
II tendait au c6Iebre avocat me
1ettre que celni-ci prit EN- remer-
Giant.
-Maintenant, messieurs tcrmi-
ma Napoleon III, permettez- moi
do remonter aupres de 1'ihper;:
.trice ; ct merci de l'occasion que
/. vOus m9avez offerte de faire uE
speu de bien.
Lsempereur, en- prononeant ces
It's, await tendu affectueuse
t les mains aux deux amis du
leureux notaire, puts il sc
ketire suivi de NJ. Baroche.
= de camp de service &C
aR NM. Lachaud ct de
ksqu'au premier salon
ltoh lis Sc haterent de
kr voiture.
kps Ieste plus, cher
baud, dit lie due aus
dies Tuileries, que
10 ce panvre Dulon
eondnire au mil;eu
e1n'cn charge, mails
n pour venir avec
irgerle aim de pa
fculte 81: par ha
bentait quelqu'u
arguerite tenait
y du coupe on
at prendre place
a,lns tartl; sans
fit gracif, Ii
II sa femme !;
Ercier sou defrn
par un serre
pert Duloncey
luc de Feryas
Hiatt, cn sni
ksaux fortified
srand uot de
hue de VerSail
FSevres.
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e.. JAtKLRT' Il CFs..

g.. JAtNx;RE' Il CHE.
-lMPUkyAYEUES bE-
Aarchaadsses seoAes. ettuagarcs ct
1M@ticui1.es.
Cotoas, Iadieanns, RubaHs, Boz
netcFte, NpacAoirs. ctc etc.
~ isue tie ChaftreS, pes Iaiitt
NOUVELIE-ORLEANs,
Cette hlaison 'ie}a hisr connue par soa
anciennetc f3e ans d'exis.enrc, ETH. i,,s
Nprix de ses articles, aHre aux rnaref.u.tS
'ies soinpasnes. ;issnrtiiuen lie pias com
plet ct le plus varie de tairelian.jises s:chc
Cettc !nais'n ref"lt chaqie scIiaiI,,. ne
huVeauA eaNois IA Noid ct lie fLuro,e
met ui SOLE tout particular Il remntivi.s
es qni Vi sout ACTRESSES. IL SEM - IA
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISCES.

SAISCNS,
SER. JOHN BOSlO, p OPRIETAIRE
W du RESTAURANT L QCATgE-SAIsoSsl
prtvient SEES AIMS de n Vile ct de la cam
paghe, ains: que lie pnb!ic Ell gtnGrale, gu i
a traiisiere son restaurant tn No. - de
ii rue de Ciiartres Al No. lfl de la meme
rue, pres dc St-iou,s. ii profile de cette De
casiOn pour remerrjcr lie pubic ct So!lieite
en- ,ael,e temps la continuation de son bien
v~eIiiant patronage. Ii informe en- outre SEES
.mis qnH a DIES salons particulars an pre-
'uier, CT DIES cham bres MeubiGes i louer3 L
senaine on an mois. Les persoImcs IL. ia
'iiee lie In rsmpagne y trOHvcrnnt tout ar
eomtOr. hesirat,ie.i q Restaurant .cr., ou>etl
qu'a uult & few -.
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The DAILY TlMEs-sTAA,

Eight pages, Erty-eipM columns. OAly ~
dOllafs 4 year, IS for SIX months, o1J10
for three months. Has the LARGEST circuIE
ton Of any paper In Cincinnati. Il the D.
advertising medium ard the best papee ~
readers who would know of the WUid6
uOings as promptly as the news can be u
parted. Address Times-Star, Cincinnau, q
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pour cOnser
bert lie nom Cue
Veuve du bau
6ilans un de SECS
e,anite. etait tie
k;ition dies plus Gle
que NJ. Ralancey
liz liHrc atiDli
ie-mere.
aU dessus lie
Fue ct au mllieu
%5:ature, la maiSon
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@NOUNLAUA ARRANGEMENTS.
A0IE:L DFr$ EEssANGE:ss-
EhcOiynure DIES rues Green ct T%i,it,nd,ux

air. Thomas Afcerti previent ses amis e.
ics yoyagenrs gu il Went de faire dc non
seanA arrangements qui lui permcttrent de
= atisfaire tout ceax qui voudront lhonno
rer dcieur eoHfiance
hepas a toute heure de Ia journee ct sur
Commando.
liable d'h0te 10 heures da nat;n pom
deleuner ct IA hcurcs du seir pour diner.
Ciialnbres commode. ct hien raruies.
PhIX MODEREES
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UILLET
LES
GRIMES DUN ANeE,

PAN. RENE De POxT JEST.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16

(Continued from Second Page

1T was soon settled that Lucinda, in
stead of going to live with her aunt IN
Montpelier. should commence house.
keeping with Arthur in the village.
On the ensuing week Arthur and Lu-
cinda were married.
While the happy couple were making
the best use of their thousand dollars IN
furnishing a small tenement, portlv
and elderly man. on stout black horse,
rode up to their door and dismounted.
On entering the humble dwelling the
old gentleman looked rather quizzingly
around upon the modest paraphernalia
of the apartment, and then announced
himself as the executor of Arthur's I'M
Gle
You received the wooden leg, sup
posee'' said she stranger, laughing
heartily.
Arthur could have told him that it
was no laughing matter; but he simply
nodded his head. and looked grave.
Your uncle had his own pecullarl-
ties" continued the executor. ''He de-
ternlned to punish YOU for the follies of
YOUR early life, and, therefore, after
having led YOU to believe that he was
going to leave you a large sum of mon
ey, he disappointed you by sending an
old wooden leg instead of hundred
thousand dollars
But said Lucinda, s'was it alto
gether right to raise false report by
pretending that he was going to leave
his nephew all that money when he had
no such intention?"
You are wrong there" replied the
gentleman MIR. Joshua Pease was no
liar. He spoke the simple TRUTH
Both Arthur and Lucinda stared, and
seemed to be much puzzled by these
words of the executor.
where is the wooden legP' demand
ed the latter
Arthur produced the timber leg. The
| old gentleman took small key from his
| pocket and inserted it in a small crevice
| in the bottom of the foot. tie then
| turned the key, the leg flew open, dis
| closing two separate halves, where
roll of paper dropped to the floor, the
| paper having been confined IN the CEN
| ter of the wooden leg.
The executor picked up the paper and
| handed it to Arthur @.Readi' said he.
Arthur took the paper. opened it, and
| saw that it was his uncle's will, and
that his uncle had really left him leg
| acv of hundred thousand dollars.
| Thus, it appeared that his uncle had
| contrived to punish Arthur and tell the
truth about leaving him a portion of his
| wealth at the same time.
| Truly" said Arthur, lit may be
said of this old wooden leg. that it was
sent to me "a blessing in disguise.
Arthur and Lucinda never repentee
their marriage. They lived together
many years, rich and prosperous, ane
blessed with a family of healthy ant
beautiful children. Several of their de-
scendants still inhabit our village, ant
they take pleasure in listening to th'
anecdotes about the oddities and drol
adventures of their ancestor, '.Greel
Peas as related by very old lad.
named Myrick. who SAYS that she Nigh
have married him if she had given he
consent. But some think that part 0
her story is somewhat apocryphal.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16

''He was the most perfect gentleman
[ ever saw said a kentuckian of Hem
~ Clay. When you went to see him
he handed you the whisky-bottle and then
armed his back
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY.

TocsI Messenger makes close connection at Alpha
- yoints on Keithsburg branch; at Monmouth for
1917 ~ ",i Cfy Council Bluffs and points west; at
bha a5l for Quincy, Hannibal ST Joe and points
IN southwest.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16

RE4HEEN 1hE EASk ~
Dining Cars for eating PURPOSES only: one efns
SALOON where you can enjoy your " Havana
Macnifcent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
line and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs
Kansas City, Leavenworth. and AtchisoE, cous
necIions being made in Union pepots. -.
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE AS
Al cHIcAGo, with all diverEing lines for the
East and South. -
At ENGLEWoPD. Win the l.. >. q 81 See ana K
As WAsHINGToN HEIGHTS. with p. c. b S.
AT La SALE, with III Cent. =. 2.
W; III Mid: and r. p & w. Rds.
Al ROCK ISLAND, with Milwaukee 81 koc&
Island Short Line" and Rock Isld Peo KOS
At DAvENPeRT. with the Davenport DivtsioA
AZ WEST LIBERTY. With the B.. C. r. = ~ Rs~
AT GRINNELL. with Central Iowa h IT,
At DIES MONIES with D. NJ. s. Z. ID. Il. K
AZ COUNCIL BLUFFS. with Union Pacific r. II.
At OMAHA with 3. Il Mo. II. r. II. In Neb2
AeCoLUMBUS JUNcTI0Ns with Is. .C. II. q n HE
AZ OTTUMwA, with Central Iowa H. X. /; Wa
As kEoKUK with Tol, Peo s War; wao., sz.
Louis 81 Pac and Sc. L.. keo. u NV. r. Rds.
AZ CAMERON. with III. St j. II. II.
a,es Nes and T CEN Be- IePsARs ds s'
As LEAyENwoRTH. with kan- Fac. anc NAE.
AZ Kansas CITY. with all lines for che wess
and Southwest.
IN through Co rEoRHA, DIES MONIES.
ATCHEsON, and LEAEENVy0RTH.
80 Great Rock island Route" are cold ~
ur h0ms sickes Once, address.
e. ST. JOHN.
Gen1 Ticket and PsssRr -,
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R. Y.

is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
Its rnaia line runs from Chicago to Council
BUNS passing through Joliet. Ottawa. La safe.
Geneseo, Moline Rock Island. Davenport, West
Des Moinea lthe capital of Iowa.. Stuart ATTAIN
tic and Avoca with branches Hotu Bureau
junction TO Peoria Miitan uhe don y ReiRnsn
Centreville, Princeton, Trenton. Galiatln, came
ron Leavenworth, Atchison, aud kansas CITY,
Washington GO Sigourney, Oskaloosa, and Knox
sonsport. Independents, Efdon. Ottr Tnwa. Eddy
VILE, OsEaloosa- Pella, Monroe. ana Des Moihe5s
Newton 70 Monroe; Des MONIES TO Ind1anoia ana
Tinterset: Atlantic 70 Lewis and Auduooni ana
Railroad which owns, and operates through
line from Chicago into the state OF kansas.
Through Express Passenger TrafnsS with tuii-
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAyENWoRTH ana ATCA1-
SON. Through cars areafso run between MllFau.
kee ane Kansas CITY. VIA the milwaukee, ana
Tine ssCsreat Rock Island" Is magntdcently
equipped Its road bed is simply perfect and tts
track is laid with steel rails
What will please you most VIII De the pleasure
of enjoying your meals. while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa. IN one OF
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany All
meal as good as is served in any nrst-elass hotel
for seventy 1--we cents. :. - .
Appreciating the fact that q majority or the
people prefer separate apartments Tor dinerens
purposes (and the immense passenger business
Of this line warranting it, we are pleased 70 an
aounce that this Company runs EuttHsdH 11sdes
Sleeping Cars tor sleeping purposes. anu Fosoee
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ~
C0UNCII. BLUFFS AASsAs CHE r.
all Ticket Agents an the UnHfed states
For information mos ODe@aHssnlS NJ "
q. II. CABLE.
Vics President and Gsn9 Manager
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CHICAGO. MILwAUKEE & ST. PAUL

RACINE AND SOUTHWESTERN pTVIsIoN)
80 for Racine and Milwaukee S:25 Il. m, and
l;" fpr Dubuque, Wnona. St Paul and Ninneap-
ols. for NcCregor Portville. Calmas, Sioux City
La cd Yaukton II 90 p. m.
rive from Racine and Milwaukee, ;oo a. NJ ana
45o from Minneapolis ST. Paul, Winona and Du-
hnoue :O6 D. m 81. 4,.....;,1a and Nc
Arrive from lankton sioux cl'Sr fof'' iiie "AN ''
T6T5ggb sleeping are run on all night trans
mn Tisht Express leaving Rock Island every sun
lue a. II O0 u m. connects with the tram ar
DAY iuS 5 chicago early Monday morning. No lay
ryS barLs giyen on through tickets from Rock Is
a15 10 chicago Through tickets only good on TINS
train
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pocK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY.

lsu,pvysr ROUTE TO THE EAST AND wEsT)
r,vr ARRIVE.
wny Freight, 90 A. NJ. ,s.e
Fast EAPI " Is p NJ Fast Express. $40 r. d.
MAJ" '- freight and Accommodation, 30 P M
The Is u. m train makes close connection AT
ne IN he e B. Il O.. for points west; arriving
',atS' ,,lre Al rs D. m; Burlington GAO p m
KeoEuk los p Quincy 1o:o2 p M /, also m and
~, los connection ut Peoria with l. Il. u w. ana
u s S'g . u roads for all points east and south.
ROCK ISLAND & MERCER CO., r. II.
rp.vr ARRIVE.
Posk Island . geo A. NJ. Cable, 10 ;35 A. NJ
Cabe....... $50 a NJ Rock Island, SIP A NJ
.........1:Oo P. NJ. = 3;lo p NJ
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16

The Argus has a General Circulation an Rock IsIaT
adjoining Counties.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16
SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES

SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES.
The private property of the Trustees responsible
to the depositors. The officers are prohibited from
borrowing any of it's moneys. Minors and married
women protected by speciallaw-
OFFIcERs:-S. W. WHEELooK, President; JOHN
Coon, Vice President; c. F. HEMENwAY Cashier
TRusTEEs:-S W. Wheelock, Porter Skinner, z.
W Lobdell, Nelson Chester, H W. Candee, G. T.
Grant,, A. S. Wright, c. f. Hemnway Johh
Good, j. NJ Christy. G. H. Stoddard.
Island County ang2dwy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-16

ANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS sE
THIS SECTION, IT OFFERS EXCELLENT ADVERTISING
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-26

The Herald, published at Auro.
-, ILL.,, where the tower system of
street lighting is in successful
operation, has this to say of the
new light:
The superiority and economy OF
electricity over gas In street illum-
1natiOn is so great that it is safe to
ny that no more gas works will
ever be erected for street illumina-
ton. Those now In existence may
be used for lighting private dwell.
1nge, stores, etc, or may supply
gas unrsfined for heating and cook.
ing purposes. The refinement OF
gas adds largely to Its expense,
and without this process it could
bo furnished much mere cheaply
than new. In this form the con-
sumption Of gas would become
more general just as soon as it is
discovered that it will boil tea
kettle cheaper than coal or wood.
That electricity is to be hereafter
the light of the world no one who
has seen the light can have any
doubt. Although in its Infancy, it
II yet satisfactory light, and there
IL every reason to believe that the
future will develop improvements
which will make the present appa-
ratus appear crude, and with the
Same power produce a light many
times the intensity of that now
produced.
Electricity il doubtless the light
Of the universe. The planets re-
voIving around the sun generate
currents Of electricity, which are
conveyed Oh beams Of light to the
central orb, and there create and
maintain his light. Our glorious
sun 10 but q carbon point, where
the currents from the entire plan.
etary system meet and make the
great lamp which supplies our
planet and all planets with light
and heat. No force is ever lost,
and the force exercised by the re-
volving earth may create the cleo
trio currents which in turn give it
light, heat, and keep it in its orbit.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-26
Notice to Creditors,

Estate of David B. Randall, deceased.
IN office is hereby given by the under
signed, executrix OF the last will and
testament of David b. Randall deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vOuch
ers, within ten months after the first
publication of this notice to the said ex-
ecutrix at her place of business, to.wit,
at the Office of w. P. Gardiner, rooms
81 and 80 Baker block, In the city of Los
the transaction of the business of the
SAID estate, in the county of Los Angeles,
State of California.
MARY E. RANDALL,
Executrix of the last will and testam ent
OF David B. Randall, deceased.
g. A. DoBINsoN, w. p. GARDINER, At
terneys for ExecutriX.
Dated at Los Angeles, January 18th,
1882. jal7.4w