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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05
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NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By Protestant
~ girl e competent the charge Of infants from n,n
and and useful with her needle gr9"inSS can ava
Between ssa Eth fs ga and nSr is thy 'O4'
CWEDISH. FRENCH, GERMAN servants
- o. 81 capactss COO %nsss
ali well recommended may apply at loo EaS' @''n'~'
CEANSTRESS and DRESSMAKER.-By a
- Competent seastess understands s Sos
and Mt chdren's clothing best oil CITY feie''"''
XVANTED.-A home for a bright little g g 4
her fourteenth for services st not Address Mrs
s TeaaoMPs e g. STATION New YORK Post
yVAsHTNG.-By coored woman fam il Lies 3,
w washing her own home by month or week 0Ai' vi
90 VAN BRUNT-ST., South Brooklyn
on young lady who has Just graduated 9as s.i
wishes respectable situation penmansnlg pre....--
6ituatlons Udnteo--a lales
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pOOKKEEPER or assistant bookkeeper--5Aaegse
2s tnOSgg ia gsPsase a6 GnSGs RR Gait
COACHMAN or GROOM.-By o young man
lsth.st
COACHAIAN.-By sober, reliable man ~,
~ single thoroughly experienced in the care OF maze
good careful driver can tend ana Address
CoACuMAN. Box II. Tribune Office. --.-I7
NOACHMAN.-By a colored eoaehman. wlen
~ ton years reference who underestimate ms 9un srsi
ud
Address JAMES GREEN, care OF Brewsters' 4''"-''
Broadway.
COACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes to pro- pro.
~ cure situation for his cOachman whom no Coy, - a.
highly recommend. CAL OF address foF TWO DAYS
MAN, l5b Fast oIthfst
OOACHMAN or COACHMAN and GARDEN.
Apply g- al CARPESffEks iO5 9th ave near 9thst
COACHNTAN or COACHMAN and GAKDEN
" RR-R German single AGED 30 Win gSJ ~
comm lions Apply at CABPEN TENS Z M -" ~
HOUSE. los 9TH ave
OOACHMAN, GARDENER and USEFUL
~ MAN-HOU5Ewol.K-By German ana u y MI Ut RS
encunbrances good references , Apgy a' "a ~ -
EMPLOYN ENT HOUSE los 6th ave.
CLERK or COPYIST.-By young lady with
- the highest references, In Ga once WllteSA sO'N
Address Mis- H.. 20, Tribune once
EVENING EMPLOYMENT-By a young
II gentleman holding teaDOnsbie bu Ehess po@oh ~ ~
mercantile literary mechanical - d. hL- IIlDalo @
ENGINEER and MACHINIST.-ln steady
II place can ali kinds OF tools and VII htS I I
self use nj reference. Address ca RIsTIAN BAObI
Jersey city Post once
EOOTMAN.-Ry a SweGe. age 81; neal
honest aud reliable frstcla reference Audiess ~ D.
Box ~, Tribune Upiown ice, l25S BToadway
NARDENER.-By a married man, to 1--we ia
VI cotta~s 4nds greenhouse grapeIies TUT
flowers aud vegetables has good re- erences CaN Vi
7. l., Aired BTidgeman's, $50 b-oad|ay
~ ARDENER.-Bv A single man, a good veg.
" eabe aaienar mix and understands the care
flowers aud gIa1es the best Of references AuureSs
NJ. r., IS Wa-hius ton-place
NARDENER.-By a single man, Of thorough
NJ practical knOTledge and extensive experience IN e
proper trea rapeies panthonse io-e SiO"tii
veretabe ol and outdoor dcpa tmeIts possesses iu
knowiedge OF flaming and " stock Address GAR
DENER. o76 Broadway.
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ID MODEL FAST IINETO THE WEST.
Wa Philadelphia, Baltimore an Washington
On and after May ~ the magnificent PASSENGER Iran'
leave nom PenHsy van1 aIOad Depot loot or COr1lahu
and DeSOr, tblOWs
except I1day5 lrOr car attached ARRIVES MA' IN
ngOn $40 d. n Night ernre8s leaves Washington AZ ~
daily Siespers anG dty cuIches through . Clho'n1aN
and Chicago W.
D. d.ly Fast Line arrives Washington 223 a m en-
cnnati $3.50 m. Chicago S:}J and -. louis SJI ia
palace slespers day coaches though To Cincinnati
81. Louis auc CHI. ago , ~
2oclocs nj ht dtiy arrives Washington - m Day
Express leaves Washington al 1910 4. daily sleeperS
and day Oachos thrDdgh To Cl' inlatl 49, r..
~ No other line makes f1ster lime 20 the VEST M ~
arrive from the west 1t fjOa. 50 and 100 p;
TI,ke and sepi1q Derts secured and baggage called
checked 10 de-tinltun cOmpany's office No. 3lo
Broadway ana Al all the Offices OF the PennsyvSnla AAOsl
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Real estate Aqents.

ORANGE, n. j. real estate speclalty[R hes
" licences for sale and rent fully furnished ana GniI
nised. vicnity of ali depots apply TO EDWARD r HAM
ILION no. Pnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05
Eclp u1ante0.

NVTANTED.-A competent waitress, who
thornuQhlv urders her business Cal az 20 fasl
yTtlst between 10 and l. Friday mo-ning None DuI
Protestants with good city references need appy.
yNANTED.-A young man in n real estat
w Office permanent position 10 night party Address
ADVANCEMENT 265 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05

EALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New.York to BOSTON %.
NEWPORT 81, FALL RIN Err, 81.
Limited Tickets correspondent reduction to all Eastern
points.
Palace steam
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NewYork daily sundays Inc uded, at p m nom
Pier 70 Moth lyei foot Il MURRAY St c0nnecCo On D ~
NIX Loaf FROM prOOnyu p. n, Jersey NY D. ~
Tickets aud STAT erOoms be secured n al preipa no
tells tram Offices at tho once on VI 90 su
y" GEORGE l. CONEOR, Genl Pass. Agent
BORDEN K LOWELL. Agents. y. y.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILRO AD.-Passenge
trains May 10, 1882 viii leave depot9 toos
OF Cortnndf and DeshrOssesssGt j. - a. . ~ g ~ lu
$40 d m .l- EastOn. Betlehem, Allentown. EtHun%
IiAnch {" INK Wrlxe.barre. TOwanta- Wavsriy ithaca
Genevs lyons Buffalo and tho W. anu NOrthWest su
man through coaches c1Ir tally Trains al , M IQ t-,son
Bethehe n Allentown. Reading, IaucD ChuhE 40
and Pttston Local rains at 4 M TOT has'on o''''"e
end COpag 40, .-. r., counect Tor ALI
roints n Nahanoy and Ha5eOl coal regions sunday sIA9
local for Manch CHUNK. - M Leave Nau'" N"uuA az
4 y --.- or On ureh and dist,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Oct. T. 1882
The following sales were made at the Ex-
hanoe salegroom TO-DAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05

FAILURE of the APPLE CROP in EN-
LAND-Pankhurst & Co, statesmen. Convent GARDEN
London, W c. England receive conslgnmeIo
apoes aud sf direct trade thereby saving
snd Other intermediate charges Auction sales daily fLiea
Obtained wired senders daily References % nee7'A
COutfs & Co. bankers, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05
6teambonis ano RaiIroaos.

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
10 MODEL FAST LINh-TO THE Wet
ia Philadelphia, Baltimore an Washington.
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Dressm1hinl.

4 DRFSSMAKER, working in first-clae7 fam
" MES nv the dav wants A room IN private house wi
do evne in un for rent: pest reference Address d.
Tribune pOWn Office, l,23- Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-05

NEW -HAEEN, MERIDEN, HAKTFUKD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOkE-MON REAL and intsrme-
date points leave Pier 25 F. Il. ably at 3p. III
and ii pm. (sundays cxptek connecting with trains as
NEW-B AVEN. Tor MERIbEN HARrFOkD, sPRING-
FIELD &c Tickets sold and cAecked at 94i Broad
way " y. ana Courtst Brooklyn EXCURSION " New
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8teambSats mi Railrslss.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and sT JOHN Leave PIER II. North River. foot
Of Cana-G. every WEEK DAY, at g M. connecting at
Albany SUNDAY morning excepte with trans North West
and East
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. yib-
oard;-pSsily SUNDAY excepted leave yestryst Pier
landing at Nycs Ferry West pS1 n ex %
Rhine6eck, Catski, * Hudson. Connecting A.sa.sy
the North -"' "' anu '''''' anu
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Brooklyn, foot of FultOn.st- Jewells Wharf
c, e:t5 a m-Ior Pennington. Easton. Wind Gap Msuch
Thnnk Iamansnd Tamaqua HazletOD, Drifton scranton.
sOOa m.FOr Remington High Bridge Branch schooleys
Readiug Harrisburg Nauch Chunk Wiiansport Tsmsaua
p m For Washington Esston. Allentown. Reading asr
hsburg Mauch Chunk Hazleton Wilkesbarre &c
DritOn Wilkesbarre scranton Haziefoa 60
m-For Flemingion- High Bridge Branch. sehooley's
49, p.m-For s6mervile Pennington. &C. sAS''" ~'
o;Sy p m.tor EasIon Allentown Reading Harrisburg
ana pr eat s soa a. ~ M for sOSHs ,1Os
HARRISON ana he Wesf ~ p "i HA''' Aheneo"n
For Sewark At T. $40 e:l5 e:45 7.I5, $780, SIS 800
300 $3.50 lsG $ 5l5, $50. 545 g 6:Ij. $50 !. 1880
For trains to ioca. points see time tables at stations
PERTH AMBOY BRANCH
sswsses .,hboy at 5, ., s:l5. ll45 a m,
For Freehold Eeyport at ). SIS. 1l:46an4epm.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAM E 6I LEA Ay[.Sa PEE 4. Mr..
Comme ncing October . 1892:
For Highlands, seabIlsht Monmouth Beach and Long
FOr Atlantic High ands, D. N.
Leave loot o. llDert st. SIS n. las, p. for
las IN Tor Atlantic City, yneand, BridgetOn, &C.
l:45 44j p m. for stations TO Sclbright
> - r., s,at - - 10 - " I9N ~, 49,,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07
--IIJM vol GME-
The gnscrnA;.arHl Ssc.iew.
Hon. RcRrRT P. PORTER, Editor

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., r,n;l,, :. ,,-.,,5r..3 No, on,, IN ,n,;.,to;,
NO hirh I,trnrr r,npta,Ion which the n,
,;.,, nos h,r.tnf,ra 60 dc.nrvellv held I'm
~ ,,oD, H.. ;,rrna.;nr d.nanI G,r ,
=" ''rI. nro1i,o, ,ha; sha renr.ss,, IN,
" n,. nd, ,J,ance1 ,hnnrht IN nnhlc atTnr.
I;, ,r. nh;l,.n,hy art and sc;enc.
An ,n,,;n. nf ,iy;nJ ,ntcr,.t win be a;s
o,as, co., ,nral,a AVID mo-. widely known for
,irnnnd ,,n.rirsu rss,vi.ts I'm, in no enc,
~ a., H"" ,, ,'''I o,,s,,, snI ,hnrnn,,
r. -, ,,o -, ,,,nnr,ant matter ha immi,r
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07
Geo. HI. II 0lasRsOI.
ESTR4AY NsDT1CEy

State Of Maryland FredGrach County to 1cit :
| hereby certify that David w. Warn,r
farmer of Frederick County, Mechanics
town District, brought before me, the sul
scflber, one of the justices Of the Pence in
and for the said County this fourteenth
day of November in the year Eighteen
Hundred and Eightytwo as an estra"
'1cnpaSsiug upon his enclosures, red and
white Bull about two years old IN good
condition. a slit in each ear Given under
my hand, and herewith published ncccrG
ing TO Law.
The owner of the above Bull is request ,
ed to prove property, pay charges, AMI
take him away.
VIM S. Mcpherson. J. p.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07
Dear 81
Frequently dOrlng

ijf.i h'lt'
Frequently dOrng
last Winter Your readers we've thttila'"'H
hv tine our,o,inus Of club known As The
lollv Bachelors, and we suppose you no
douh, think our organization dead we WIZ
say mot dead bu, scrpclh' AVID 'or'h"''h
proceed 90 rive You an account OF s"c'"'
bic unde. the auspices ot ,hat body. IN
THURSDAY evening happy crowd OF young
nenpic met at the resi- lcncc Of Mr. Jho,
LaDtcrs and proceeded to Dr II I, Anoe'9
where il had been decided to celebrate
THANKSGIVING. The pleasures OF the even
inr consisted in part of music both VocN
and instrumental Most noticeable OF the
vocal part WAS The Childs Prayer most
cyonisi,lv rendered Games and plays OF
various kinds ere INDUCED in until some
one announced that tempting table hhd
been spread in an adjoining room then AL
with one accord made ready for We ueaFy
,aAen table. lIow's that tatiy boys? one
of our mos, beloved brothers who was more
enthusiastic than the rest pcrched himself
on chair with the Intention we suppose"
or offering a toast, as soon as his position
WINS noticed order WAS gained and all stood
with batod breath to hear what he SAID
his body quivcred, his hands clcnched his
mouth opened but all he could say was 'oh
that cake" After filling his lungs with
sufficient quantity of fresh air, he stepped
from his temporary rostrum, ana beng
such noted parsonage WAS conducted TO
the front and prevailed upon to lead the
io,ly crowd which with his fair companion
was done very successfully Once at the
table and after viands had been passed
Jokes and everything tending toward the
pleasure of the company were INDUCED III.
After supplying the the wants OF inner
man we returned to the parlor and resum-
ed our plays. games, &c, and continued
until the hour warned us morning was
fast approaching soon hats and cloaks were
in demand. After expressing our pleasure
of the evening I'VE babe adieu to our most
ess and with one consent decided it good
to be there. The thanks of our club are
rendered Miss Elite Anders for her kindly
assistance and as unit we wish her many
pleasant hours. Hoping Mr. Editor we
have not trespassed too much on your i.me
and space we bid you good bye for a While
so good bye and believe us
One Of iEem.'
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sales to Come OF
new acknowledgements
JUST THINK OF IT :

From s. to $40 saved by buying your Ell
cslsior Cook Stoves from
TIC. STOCKSDALE.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARF
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07

TO us, than the mere worth Of tho space
occupied by the Statement. The fact that
to four papers only in the county may the
public look for all the financial statements
of our county weighs heavily for them and
against the Others for like all other pro
meters of trust funds, the people are 1esir-
Gus of examining every exhibit OF the
trustees. So far as expense goes, 1t is Il
notorious fact, that in the matter of the
County Statement issued by the county
Commissioners they have saved money by
giving it to all of the papers at fair rate
and cutting down the fancy prices once
charged bv the favored few.
If the circulation ofthe city papers does
not in fair measure spread the informa-
tion that i s presumed to be done III the
matter Of the publication of financial state
ments by our county officers, they not on
ly Withhold justice from the other newspn-
pcrs, but as WELL fail in doing justice to the
tax. paying public. We have shown 10y
actual figures, what proportion oftbe worn
of disseminating such information the city
papers do in this locality and having made
it our major and their duty to the people
our minor premises, we ask fair minded PEG
pie to draw the conclusion and the School
Commissioners to answer our question.
One of our exchanges paintivcly Won
ders whether magnificent Autumn has left
us. Well Judging from the eailess, fruit
less trees and the hole in our coal pile, we
should shiver to deny it.
Some OF our Sunday School people are
earning for themselves a starry crown for
the perseverance with which they devote
themselves to the teaching OF infant classes
to sing and recite in concert ut the coming
exercises.
/ AMATUER TELEGRAPHY.-M essrs II. c.
Root and John Henshaw have provided
themselves with Geographic Instruments
and batteries and have connected the two
houses by wires across the street and are
Jealous in their attempts to learn, They
have already attained fair degree Of pro
ticency.
Not quite three weeks until Christmas
Begin to lay by the pea nies or dimes with
which to purchase the Christmas Present
II matters little, what may be tho intrinsic
worth of the gift, so that ii bears the magic
title, Your Christmas Gitt.' Set yonI
wits to work, to prepare present that
will probably be best appreciated hy the
little ones and be repaid for YOU. outlay o
| thouIh t and money, ten fold over by tlei,
joyous, thankful looks on Christmas morn
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.LDlCCVp
On Sunday, November Goth, red al
white striped
WOOLEN SHAWL

mcNhrre along the road from Apple
Church 10y Blacks MN, John WithcroW
iarm nr,: Mottrr's Sntion to Croni'
S'ansbUrv's furm \ suitable reward vii
he paid upon its return
Dec 72t. TO THIS OFFICE.
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Read "L6taH in advertising columns.

See advertisement OF the "Willhids,l
property in another column.
A beam of comfort has been found in
the use of DR.. Schley's Family Cough Syr-
up.
Frederick papers proclaimed their city
out Of debt, but very slight test of their
sincerity brings out the fact that they arc
yet $500, 900 in debt and that that amount
wont 1oet.
tsyI In the Diamond Dyes more coloring
is given for 1 0 cts. than in any IS or rs.
cent dyes, and they give faster and more
brilliant cclors.
The other side is now being reported.
Hogs slaughtered during the past week
have all weighed more than they were laid
at. 1t all comes IF bad guessing, as we
now makt it out, and there is nothing in
an "otf-year.'
REI1GuoUs.- The Fourth Quarterly Con,
ference of the U. g. Church, Mechanics.
town Circuit, will be held in Mechanics
town, Dec. 8, commencing at $50, T. NJ
Preaching at night and communion ser
vices on Sabbath The meeting will he
protracted during the week. j. W. Hswc
the p. L, will be present.
Bones Wanted Fifty tons of Bones
wanted at the Crescte Mills, Mechanics
town, for which the highest price, cash
will be paid
June s tt* f. WHITE
From all that we can learn it is NOR,
than probable that there will in mex
weeks issue, be call for a meeting @
those favorable to the organization OF {
Building Association. The project is max
ing very favorable progress at present 'n
it is not yet ripe enough to strike. You
may however lcok for II call in our mex
issue.
AZ winter has already made us strong
promises of snow, we have in crested our
selves sufficiently to call upon our Burgess
/ with a view Of learning what his DISPOSE
ton will be during the coming winter II
the matter oflhe ordinance that requires
the removal of snow from the pavcments
He instructs us to say that the law viii! ht
criolcd to the letter in every instance
We are pleased to bear it and rs all viii h'
inform ed hereby, shcll expect to hea
no complain Is
We are requested to state that the Vail
for tie hcrtGl0f Dur Lady Of Mount Gar
mel Catholic Chu;ch in this l'ac" viii u
orcred in the Academy Eu,',l'n@ q. Q O
f. I!a!N on Monday December ls'h, al
will 10 continurd during the Holidays =
fine display OF goods IS p'oml'ed;a l"'S'
Attendance i, certainly assured as this WI
hc tie only public matter OF inlntN 'nllh!
the !loIi Ivy, excepting Tie diliercut ono
lbaih ScnoD,,XeI,isc,.
Jr,ora.-,'udge Lynch on Wcdncs"a,
I last, dlew tho jurors for the pec'n'e
,,ro, nf cou., in tie place oi those d'sq'nl
fled ur,XcnscI. Disqualified and eArHs
3D.. Jacob l''.on ana Wan, A. SIMMONS
al III uie, No. ;; Thomas q Maynard,
! No. &, john Clemson, OF No Il; D'N II
H.,,, Of No i and ,Juln ". v h.icmtl, o
X. 20 Those drawn II 'hiT PAGES ar
mis- s Enmsharg and Milton A. Wood
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Franklin Mills, Freak Go. Md.


Sept l9, 1882.
We have just returned from the City and
would respectfully call your attention to
oar large and we'll selected stock Of Goods,
We mention in part AS tDl!ow-:-Dry t"otss,
Notions. Ready Made Clothing, Queens
ware, Ealthtnwarc, Hardware, Cutlery
Groceries, Spices otall kinds, Bacon, fi"h
and lAr1' A large stock of Boots and
Shoes of which We are making a Specially
Uppcr and sole Leather and Calf Skins
and variety OF goods usually Kept in n
r.tclnEs Country Store. Give US call
SEPT. 81 ll* b. CollihDNer & son.
SCHOOL Rrronr, The annual report Of
the p0hlic School Board of this county,
for the year ending September 3nth, show 5
the following: Receipts, fh1 ,32G Is;
Amous, dlsbnrsed Sd3,'5l 81; number OF
teachers wl,'c e. coorci 23 Scholars
in attcAdence, white $500, colored, 200.
Number Of new buildings erected during
Tie year 0.
The full report from which We CLEAN
the above is a very clear statement of our
school a.t.irs, but too lengthy for publica
ton entire.
A PRACTICAL Pozr. The railroad pro
ject has inspired the Wots'ille correspond
ent OF the valley ReG'ster with poetic fervor
and already doth his prohetc soul thrOb
with responsive echo to the rhythmic heat
Of the coming (?l locomotive musical ex
haus'; already doth his pcnt up spirit beat
its wings on an atmosphere of seeming
possibility, but his poetic fight ends in n
most proSac come down with tue dust
that he may succeed in inspiring the dust
ers' with the same depth of feeling that
evidently moves him.
1t now appears that the opposition TO
the proposed removal of the Frederick
pos,oi have been able to call check
As postmaster Miller has given evidence
in the past of his ability to execute hat
he undertakes, VIC are not living expect
ant Of hearing check mate" from sa id OPP
position. The Examiner informs us t hat
the First National Bank people have been
invited to nave a plan of the new building
prepared, that will serve the governments
purpose and that plans for a handsome
building will be promptly forthcoming. 1t
is TIE Examiner rersm The Times, and we
await with some interest, this test Of their
respective influences
Sales to Come on
Mr.. John Hahn, mortgage, will sell the
valuable little property now in the posses
sion of Mr.. George Freshman, one mile
south Of town on Saturday Dec, esd
DR.. George NJ. Zimmerman will sell as
Trustee the farm Of which tho late Andrew
Csuf'man died seized and possessed on Sat
urday December 23rd.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-23
BREvlTIEs.

Drink Gunther's mead, the health drink
The rain last night interfered.ssdly with
the circus.
Henry Foster was naturalized on Wed
nesday by Judge Adams.
The circus left this morning for Sterling
where, it viii exhibit this afternoon.
Conp's show will probably visit this city
during the present season.
Cut rates over any road at Blake's ticket
Office. Davenport.
Go to G. FL. Speaker for hard coal and
hard wood
The firemen's parade and inspection
yesterday passed off in most successful
manner.
Buford's pillow works were shut down on
yesterday in honor of the firemens pa
rade.
Work has commenced on the glass works
building, which will be 90x70 feet. 1t will
be finished early in August.
Miss Tubah who resides on the bluff.
fell some distance down cut in that ele-
walton, and fractured her right wrist.
John La Frenz was presented with d
parlor set yesterday by the men Of the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-23
BUS FARES.

1t is sometimes called sharp practice,
sometimes proper regard for ones rights.
but more generally styled by different and
less complimentary terms to indulge in the
full extent of ones rights under the law when
these rights conflict with the convenience
and profit of other people and their denial
makes no loss of time or comfort TO the
one enforcing them. Such an instance
was that of Alderman Warnock, who
having looked up the city ordinances
took street car to the upper depot last
night in order to force the driver of the
Rock Island house bus-under the ordi-
nances--to drive him to his house, thus
missing all trains. He was offered hack
and refused it and his action can only be
ascribed to a fixed determination to put
it on to the bus driver at the cost of some
trouble, time and expense to himself. 1t
was small business.