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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-06
lincoInreads a Poem
Honest Old Abe Entertains his Cabinet With |

Honest Old Abe Entertalns his Cabinet With
a Little Quotation.
Now, gentlemen, you all have less
poetry in your souls listen 20 this, and Abrah ham
Lincoln, .hen President. from his chair in his
office in the White House, and read, IN trembling
tones, which indicated his own profound appre-
ciation of it, DIR. o. w. Holmes Last Leaf of
which the following are two verses:
They say that in his prime,
Ere the pruning knife of time
Cut him down;
Not better man found
BY the crier in his round
Through the town.
Now the mossy marbles rest
On the lips that he had pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved to hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb.
Mr.. Michael Guilfoyle of Binghamton, n. Y. is
not old as the venerable Boston citizen of whom
the poet wrote with such tender pathos, yet he is
more than three score and ten. For the pas t
eight of those years. he writes: II have been a
perfect cripple from rheumatism hobbling about
best | could with my cane. l took PARKER S
GINGER ToNIc, and an NOR supple and strong as
qysssnast There IS no trace oT the disease teff
MIR r.. w. Mosher wholesale druggist of Bing-
hampton, writes Messrs. Hiscox & Co, of New
York-Proprietors OF the Tonic-certifying 10 Mr..
Guilfoyle's declaration
Having all the propretors of any preparation of
ginger, PARKER's GINGER Tonic is remedy of
infinitely greater range and power. 1t cures all
diseases arising from an impure state of the blood
or imperfect digestion. Dyspepsia (and all its
sequences,1 Malarial Fevers, Sick Headache, Kid
ney troubles. Bronchitis, and common coughs and
a bottle Larger size the cheaper.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. April 40. W. Potter presl-
dent of the North Chicago Rolling Mill
company, declares it is his belief that the
Amalgamated Association will accept to
the concessions asked by the manufact
urers and that they do not necessarily
involve reduction of wages, as if the
selling price was abouL two and alf
cents pound in advance. He states the
North Chicago mill will resume the mid
die of Nav or first of June
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-06

The terms of many sewing machine
patents have expired and rivalry has ac-
cordingly cut down prices. Mr.. w. G..
Wilson has sent circular to the thirty
leading companies manufacturing or
dealing in sewing machines throughout
the United States, celebrating scheme
for uniting all the manufacturers ofsew-
ing machines under two-headed syndi-
cate, to produce only two kinds of ma
chimes. and to fix the price at one figure
In proof of the feasibility of what he
proposed, Dir Wilson called attention
10 the fortunes amassed in the. Standard
Oil Company and the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-06
CASUALTIES.

CINCINNATI, April 6-At the Gincin-
matt cooperage works in the lower part of
the city this morning, an emery wheel
burst instantly killing Geo. Latt, William
Huber and slightly injuring Wnn- Gurder.
During the fog this morning, the tow
boat Bengal Tiger struck a pier of the
Newport s. Cincinnati bridge, and sunk
two coal boats and barge containing
so, 900 bushels of coal
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Indications
lot the upper Mississippi and Missouri
Valleys occasional rain followed by partly
ciondy' slightly warmer weather In south
ern portions north to east winds becoming
variable in eastern portions.
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Chancerv Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.


Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court, to the May Term, 1888.
Sarah L, Crosby VS.. VIM. W. Crosby. in Chan
Gerry.
Affidavit of the non residence of VIM. W. Crosby
the above named defendant. having been fled in the
Clerk office of the Circuit Court of said county.
tice is therefore hereby given the said non-rcsi-
dent defendant that the complainant fled her bill of
complaint in said Court the Chancery side there
of. on the 21st day of March lkps3, and that
thereupon summons Issued out of said Court,
wherein said suit is now pending. Feturnabe on the
first Monday IN the month of May next as is by
law required Now. unless you the said non resi-
dent defendant abofN named shall personally be
and appear before said Circuit Court, the first
DAY OF the next term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in Rock Island, in and for the said
county, on the first Monday in May next. and
plead. answer or eemur TO the said complainant g
bill of complaint, the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will be taken
as confessed. and decree entered against you
according to the prayer of said bill.
Rock Island, Illinois, March 21st 1888
LEVI f. HAHSoN. Clerk.
II. NJ. CoRRETT, Compts Sol. mch- ~ -d4w
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HARRISON FOR GOVERNOR.

QUINCY, April 5.-The Herald, the
leading democratic paper of this con
grcssio 1al district will in tomorrow
issue advocate the nomination of Carter
Fl Harrison for governor by the demo
Gratis of Illinois at the next state conven
tiOD
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE Aprn ..
wHEAT-Irregular and unsettled; No2 09zs
cash / 054 March; / O1M April; 1O7ss May; co1s
june No 3 81 Nod, -,
IORN-Easfers So
OATS-Dull and lower, a..
5 RYE Declining; 81.
BARLEN-Tame. 551
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A sOIDIER DEaD

FT. CHESTER, Montana, April 6-The
death is announced of Lieut. John H.
Goals, I'd cavalry, yesterday after long
illness
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Ap
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
HoGs-Receipts 1900; slow 10c lower; light,
z O01pT 90; mixed packing 0o1DT so; heavy pack
ing and shipping, 600o7 90
CA1TLE-Reeeipts G,400; lower; one ear fine
exports 19s exports, 45G16 90; good to choice
shipping. O0d6 10; common to fair, 40le5 30
butchers, 50a5 90; stocsers and feeders. ) l1n
80.
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Lower: regular 023s April; OK
May; / 90 June 1 0SA July.
GOKN--Iower: 5fhG5I1s cash; 46ls April;
5IIsG154k June; 571s@57la July.
OATS--Lower; 4 cash; 40 bid April; 45SW44
May; 43 bid June: 4fss July:
RYE-56h.
BARLEY.-75G11T.
WHISkEY--I I6
PoRK1Lower; $500 April. SIS tah May;
S1S 27ts june, SIS 42ss July. .., 30
LARD-Lower; s1l Is April $1i s71a@sll 80
Sil b June; 81 37ta July
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New YORK Market.
Money 3la
> -. -, -..~-
STOCKS.


wHEAT-No red April 1 O701 07lk May
1 1851 1917 June 1881 2Oas duly 171z6D1 IL.
COKN-Mixed western spot 6tN0G5: futures
6fta67A.
OATS.-Western, 52057
RYE.-65
BARLEY.-S5.
S WHISKEY.--S1 1S =
PORK.-S19 O00192 %
LARD.-Sl1 421a
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA. April 0. a
CoRN-Lower, mixed, 4ol4494GD.
OATS-No. white, 42a42h.
RYE-56I a57.
WHISKY-1 Is,
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w. r. MAGILL.

nENTIsT Office, corner OF Second Avenue and
~ Eighteenth street. Room S, over Rock Island
National Bank. Rock Ialand. nlinois. nov-92-dam
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,spon the b, st American and
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sssies a .sc1al.lefe dictionary. i.
Siso CONTAINS all TITS usual
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81 "a s'-i ~ .=.ti.rts of fh1
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Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Fir-t race
selling rare i0r al ages. one AMI one six
tenth miles-Gus Mathews won; -. G..
Bowling second. Nzuii0g third Tine.
-.
second r1cc-landcap ior al rces. -1li-
hea-.-Efie II. won first heat: >0vetei-u
PAT second. R1saline third. Tine. 1.44.
The second he1t Efe i. Vcn: SOVEREIGN
Pit second. Kansas third. Time. I:s4l.
Third race--f cortland champion SAL
Bon .fake- ior Ihree-year-, De. che md
one h4f I.le,-Mi-- Nooficri Won: So
ruu seco1d, Wandering third. Tire.
49,.
Fourth rlce-Bene Meade stakes. FOR
;Wo-velr-3l1 coi-~-B0b Nile won. Rich-
ard. Lol- second. Lc.tn third. Time,
1d5t.
FIFTH rloe-As-ociafiou. purse. i-r ali
ages. three quarters n mle--F0rce won:
Dudley Oase, second. Lille II. third.
Tine. 1883.
sixth 73ce-f-- fro -vear-1lL.. Pr pure
70 = lye ou---Laura 6oul ,roa.
Time lea
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Rn-u.-Tferk saindIe.

~ feleFr1fII ." 10 IFsDafrh.I
BRrDGEPoTT. Cosy.. september 29.-AD-
other b0rus check. -iu Jar 70 the one de-
fected lat Thursday. reached the City M
uoua Bank ~ thi. city This morning. II
was filed ont on REGULAR blink q The
above Institution. The check NJ. T. 19:
dred Bridgeport >e--ember 18th. for
$40. drawn hv Z. Z. Vincent q order O.
{. 7. Bed; and regularly endorsed and
crshed % The Peop'e'. National Bank q
Fayetteville. Y. q i was d1ted one day
earier than The other. and bore the city
banks cerfif~t.0n stamp. which feature T.
unlike genuine check. J. came through
-.Yeral banks in View ) ork AMI Hrriiorl.
and vii 20 Tetrrned through the same
caannc. Vincent has probably been food
ing the south with these bogus checks.
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one eighth niies-Pilnt won; Lizzie lack
second. Centennial third Tine, -,e4.
Fourth rsce-hsndieap Tor tlref-Year-
oids and uuwards. one and q quarter
mile.-Dizzy Blonde Won: la y. second.
Farewell third. Time. 2:i7.. frenea pools
paid Sgs ~.
Fifth raee-for al ages. oue and three
quarter mles-Liffie Phil Won Baitled0re
second. Little Katie third. Tine. l;iss.
sixth racial age. three quarters = a
mile farrie stewart Won; Ferg Kvie Sec
oud. Trsnkie p. third. Tine. lis.
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Appointed On tbe supreme Bench of
North Carolina.

T-IeI-ll Itl1aT1l7l - n HI7I1ITT-I
RALuGH. Y. G.. September 29.-Goy-
ernor JarTis to-day appointed ex-sen-
at0r Augustus {. MerriInan Associate
Justice of the supreme Court in place Of
Judge EufiH. resigned. TIE appointment
gives general satisfaction and l. considered
wise and good one.
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- lelrrraIl b ~ IlsDllrh. ]

NEW Y0EK- september @9.-Firsf Face
for non-wiuaer-. three quarters 4 nile
Baron Favero: Won: Little Phi second,
Joe third TINE. 1919.
second rzce-sellilg allowances ore lZc
4 quarter miies-~larrhall Wo1; Felcis
second Henry y. th-rc. Tine, @i6.
French pools paid -ls5-
Third rsce--fo. tAreeyesr 0lds, enc and
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Revenues Of the Post-ofhes Depart.
meut-

rBg telegraph O. t4- D-sfi-lfl-l
WasHNcT0y. september zs.-Ihe follow
IN statement. Showing TIE gross revenues
81 TIE Post-OEce Department Tor TIE hsf
two fiscal YEAR. la heen prepared ~ toe
sixth Audiior: Gross revenues ior the
wear ended June 90. ISL S44sz1.4.3;
rros, revenues for The rear ended June 90,
lSsa. al. as5.sl-: inerease for lssa. 81
5s2.l5s. stamps sod IN ISIS ss2-s-a5el /:
stamps sold in lss2- -5s,sss-6l1; Increase
for Iss3. $3.50. -.
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[fY teHEr1-t o. fte ID rfrn.
NV York. september 29.-Tbe United
safe, sooI-of-Far laniic. C0ruuander
Wides. from -. johns. =. J 81. arrived -
day. ir'1riIg ;he survivors n ihe Pr0teus.
81 HaL
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rBy Telegraph % the bssI1iehl
Wasfyerox. september SIT is -
tirpsted AZ The Treasury Department that a
reducfscu q the public GELD for the month
., Sentence VI. &c about sl5,eeo, 600.
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when they keep their place. bu; when they
get out q their place they wil rebuke
them and ai.o their white aiders and Abei-
tor. Sat-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sTOCK EXCHANGE.

sATrEDaY. September %. 1888.
sALEs-FIrsr B0AEn.-I.ooo Peto souTE iihi-
rad bonds. Class A. 70 eIa; 375 NirTiuia D."
s.. -errTf II So; sCo Richmond a1d Dan'iiis-
800 afICs.
>Eo0VD EoArn.-eoo yi-zisia tax-receiT4lie
rs.aeara z11 ~ ~
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JAY-EYE-SEE WINS.
THE NOTABLE RACING EVENT OF
THE YEAR.
Grssi Day 81 fleetwood Psrk-Firs Thor-
ssnd Esaigagss on TIE Grouns-ss. Juiisu
Defeated in Tire Suaizht Hsais-Tlrae.
2-1Ol-s: 2.1> -: PIG.


FLFETwooD PAlK- y. y. Serfemher %
( The great troi foT 5000 between The cel-
elraied Notffr Jay-Eve- zee and -. Julien
I has caused fle largest c0uc0urse ~ people
F % assemble 1n tLi- track that b1s been
/ seen On anv rsre-tr8cs in America ior
twenty YEAR. AitLis writing [-.t5 i. NJ
there T. scarcely an available ~rot III %
wl'nes. iae rice from TIE erard-stanj. TBS
quarter stretch. ~ TIE clubhouse grounds.
while tle fed Is lined with spectator =
from fAe tlTee-gl g tne quarter post.
There are 60 ic1.f Eve thol-and eq 1iIa-e-
O.. every le-crrt'ou within The e1-losuro.
ard ihe lines extend from Ire gaze as far -
one-Luntrri -1ud-I weuty-ffih street.
distance . $50 miles. ]. Is evident t1-t
thol-.nlscf people VIII uot - ab.- o. -
vtha tae enclosure. There l-e E1uv
notable. present. Af10r- them J. Wiz
'sm j. Wand rralf and J. Work. Nr.
Vanderbilt drove into tl- rT.vsie -6ea r..
hind Early Rose and A.ll-. while Dir.
Work drove Dick -uiyeHer and Edward.
Ihe betting !. very heavy. -. JC ien les
srIu tbs g. - 500 o. $50. Tie track %
very heavy ir -pc-s. Wise-cres clsin tl-t
.T-T-Eye--ee cannot trot il t4e mud.
TuE Hrrsls AID -HEIE EEooE-
J1y-Eye->ae hs, iu-t appeared m fhe
track. He e. q ila.E 81 sing. irc'td I'd
ls-s l7 ui.,-trr. dam y .l--l-. iv Plot.
u. Iie appears i- excellent f--r. When
le In .le4 ll, exercise le TVa. greeted With
-tuEl-rs ci applause. Gr. ir---- viii
tle ribbons -u-l1- f-a contest.
Eies-k vi" DIVE t.Jrla-. Ihe Liter i-
.-o 81 r- i i-l d.rk '-r. arl w.-
,o-.el in l-s9 - Volunteer. .-n p
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Prr--. El-HN0sD ATHIETgC cLCB-f
sK1-F,-ru .rIEET IN EEAI IHEATEL.
ErcH1a lVll. VA e.'isaiisr - lr-s.
THE CLUB-ROoNs WILL Be OPEN-
70 MONDAY ENFNIN6. orfo5t- 4. l--s,
Tor the xiuier season. Room. cisa tfona ? +, "a
untii 2 r. NJ. AylLcal CAS- JOY lntl- ,'eii4iiF e--
b ma ls G. any af l1t otltfrs
py-sr1er n IL Exscuurs Conmitis<.
LOUIS RAWLINGS
- -z-.oagt lA2i-E.a.
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TRE CHEAT DRUG House or CHICAGO.
We o. noi hes.l4,e O. sar tlla; ~ wear lasi We
have sold more - sw.fl's specific = = = rhal al
ofler hlo~8- purifiers continea- ana WI uosi -
Ioa3atllg results Ont geuiier-aa- Nbo nsea hall 4
cozsp bottles sass thai i Las done Am more good
r,laa tresfmsnl Naich cost hin $1,000 Anotaer
vto hzs used q far S Scrofuloas s1ccI'sn reporfs
4 perilaaelf cure fran its ust
Vas sHAAcK, sTEv ~ sos 4 co.
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ET-wrse Ia the LnIe Book, whscs NJ ie
mailed free ~ -5--N
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EIF TY YEARS

tarl Known ana watched tae ass . -wfis
spec ar CIR orer .i-r E.r- and aare never kloul
er s..~s q a failure o. care El1e1-Pois.r wien
rrrfsrfy laEea. 2 USED l ra mv Want. p 70
l-sr iolsss. as - also q agl- oer ~ ug neigs-
BORE s1di every c,--e r. cane EittiiH ny glrT-
l.-8-s ll rs-e~es cl.-e. D - ICY ltf 1Ave aefer
ka0w4 = remedy l.-i would so fuzzy acc'l 'iisa
xhat j. 81 recor1n-eu Geo lo Co.,
T. Z. DEyEAED- Perry Ga
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TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer :, Atlanta 6sA-
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Et1EIl. = uteuJer -. "A barre ~ -l-
powder .xrloded yesterday n WEE
,h,r 70 Yi.l.n4. kll.n- l.eel people 4--
il lr-- .-
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED va DISPATCH PRINTING
A0USk.
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L.-s
-
-- ,-.
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81. - ..-
....- t.. --.. .- - ,,-t.-...-. ~
- .- ....--....- g. ....-
--- $780, -s -t.
s- --....... -. .- ---
.... -.... - ....- 20
-.'..- .--...s
81 -..- Barbour ea- D. ti- cry &C.
t---.- --- W- asked -r-,
- -. d. -sl ..r-
g.. --,i er-. -t
2 Us -.-
> --.-
"- -.. decisive
-.-. ..-.
M .e-
will u --- .--
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EDUCATIONAL
DICUNOyD DECORATIVE ART
SCHOOL
OPENS OCTOBFR 1sT.
AT sis MAIN sTgEET.

Fun irr-ruetian given in OIL and WATER-
COLOR PAISTihe s-1 CHINA DECDEA-
Ton.
d. psufuz rfrfrrirr wlii take ri1cf on = I'd
NF1~vfT AFTERNOON ar9 ~ NfNfs - TINS
week. % ~ltr1 Al latc-a.fei ln ia- subic-t are
especially iaFl-el.
se8a-l.s MIS-. n y. THOMPSON.
DICHMOND AIT ASSOCIATION.
TIE sx'h znnusI tes'i son ~ fhf scfo1i Viii o;en
o. WEDNT >DAE tbe 81 iustauf as 80 As.Dcis-
too rpou4s. cFsr Zoe -s.herl n rss Oilco. 80 l0
O'Clock A. n.
For particular apply t.cs. ~ so-2t
DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY.
ID A BOARDING. AND DAY .l HDnL.
- sgz FAST ls tAAI.Ik ~TatEI,
RICHMOND "a.
Tho rfneferr. - session c1-rrafee. I9rH or
~EfTf NEFR. CfrcIlar. o. fIr H.-0t-tnrrs. or
r.-,1- .r.|i cat.0a O. =. 81. Bach.
81 e0--f I'r.lffts ~.
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SODA. AND xIxrRaL-wArERs. &e.


JIMFt LINE LINE ,-The schooner
+ Flr.s hzs 5crt trrifcl 50. D. cATo -
FEF~H RpCALAND Inn frata IA ceieprst~d
s.s-es.ft inc tns. f.tF saie 80 from vessel.
WAENtk NfAeAE.
ffrse. Cefnsnl- Lump sna ssroa1d fiasisr-
f..a n sese1secLlA strse1. seata AZ ~ DSSs>
M-7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
Papa. Take Ma. !"
Ist. Louis Pot Dispatch i

A young lady with q gentleman escort.
whom recognized a. promising young
physician, entered Washington avenue
car in which | was taking = ride, one
day last weak. They were chatting
gayly and were altogether very happy
looking. Next to the young doctor sat
q pretty young mother holding pretty
child. The doctor was dsvoting him.
self assiduously to his charming com
panion. when the child, looking up iuto
his manly face. gave scream Of 3ellRht
which attracted the attention cf @(VfY-
one in the car. and, holding up ~ E4rds
cried: Papa. papa, take mgi ~ -
young physician looked At ~ c<sb vIn6
youngster, and then at the suff ~
faces, where smiles were m y
break, and redeemed up. ~ u -
kept II up. the smiles got ~ t ~
the blush grew deeper. The 1eHs(1en
became painful until the child, IN spite
Of its mothers efforts, pulled itself up "a
the doctors shoulders and tried to get
its arms around his neck, repeating the
most sndearing terms. This was mora
than he could stand, and, shaking 1t of,
he rose abruptly and retired to the plat.
form with face like the rising sun.
The enjoyment Of the scene inside was
suppressed but intense.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
A Romantic Tale.

A remarkable story comes from Homes
dale. Pennsylvania, furnishing sequel
to tue kill ng of George Mills. gambler
in California in quarrel July l3th. A
village paper near Honesdale prints the
death Of A. s. and Eta A. Timer and
their infant child, on Friday and Satur-
day last. The paper says she was Q
daughter Of Uri Gates,a prosperous local
merchant. and was married against her
will to Timer, successful miller, seven
teen years ago. She ran of week
after with George Mills, young Vir-
ginian, clerk Of her father, and went to
Colorado. She was legally married to
Mills, but he soon began to abuse her.
finally taking her to Salt Lake, where he
opened gambling house. Shortly
alter. protesting to be Mormon, he In.
troduced other wives. Then she fed,
She was servant in Denver, q waiting.
maid TO an English lady, and afterwards
nurse to an invalid lady, who died
near Itaska Lake, in Minnesota. She
determined to return to her father, not
knowing that he had died three years
after her elopement, but leaving rrovis-
ion for her support, should she return
penitent and alone. She engaged half
breed guide and tried to reach Bernard
on the Mississippi, but was robbed and
left alone in the wilderness. She trav.
eled thirty miles on foot and reached
Iitohiield broken down In health, when
she wrote q penitent letter to her father,
which was opened by his executor.
Meantime Timer had obtained divorce
and married again. his wife dying three
years after. He was shown the letter
81 his former wife to her father and went
to LitchHeld. He found the story true;
be prevailed upon her to re-msrry. sho
having been divorced from him before
marrying Mills, and they returned d.
ractly to the village, where q child was
born year after. The husband was
recently attacked with pneunionia and
the child with scarlet fever, and their
deaths fastened that Of the wife and
mother.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15

Gath; ''Some time ago Mr.. Victor
Newcomb, Of Louisville. who had opened
: bank In this city, suggested to Gen.
Grant that he might profitably invest in
Louisville and Nashville stock. Cen.
Grant bought 1000 shares. Soon after
the stock dropped from par to about So.
Gen. Grant notified Mr.. Nswcomb that
he was surprised ct that result, ard Mr..
Nexcomb seat the General word TO send
him over the stock, and he Ravs hIs
check for It Just - Grant had peid for
Il, and that was the whole Of The lrans.
sction.p
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
WAITED.

Copying to do by lady who has had consider
able experience In copying legal documents, and
who ix an adept at deciphcring badly written
manuscript. Writes a neat and legible hand
Terms most reasonable. Inquire at roum No. ~
Allen block. this city. dees I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
Bids for Grading.

The undersigned and owners Of lots on Seventh
street, between Fort and Spring, will receive
bids, and contract for the grading Of the same,
until December goth, 1883, At the Office OF Ian
kershim Co., Commercial street.
dl4 lw In. VAN NUYs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
Horsford's Acid phosphate
ron ~Aurrrr urea

DR.. VIM. P. Clothier, Buffalo. N. Y,
says, II prescribed 1t for Catholic
priest. who was hard student, for
wakefulness. extreme nervousness, etc.
He reports great benefit"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
WANTED.

An established business In which q. 200 or
$4,000 may be safely invested, II after three
months oce experience II shall prove ratisfacto-
W. Address "ExPERIENoE,~ Herald efi1ce,
- dq-lM
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WANTED

Copying to do. by lady who writes a neat
and iegibls hand. q also an adept at decipherns
sample Of writing. see EDDY 4 CO.. SO North
Main street. d1z-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15

Cheap for cash, one Brunswick a Bake Bill.
lard Table In good order; size, 4xs feet FOR ar.
tlculars enquire Of Charles Altehule, No. North
Main street, Los Angeles. or to Box No. I7s,
Riverside. Cal. dl4 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
sIlllAsD TABLE FOR SALE.

Pleasant furnished r,Joms convenient to good
board; privilege Of light housekeeping In one
Apply at 400 Fort street. dl4 3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-15
sl,soo-FoR SALE.
TO LET.

Candy Store and Fancy Bakery. Best bar
gain In the city for the money, Address z D,
b.. HeRALp office. d14 4w
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,MpORTaNNT NOTICE.

MRS. HUGHES, AT No s23 n. MAIN ST.,
opposite the Pico House. Is about 10 give up the
millinery branch Of her business. For the next
two weeks abe offers IN elegant line u seasona.
bic goods at cost price. Here is an opportunity
to get fashionable goods at real bargains. Come
early to secure the choice d14 2w