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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21
Local Department.

NJ. w A LYON is visiting Danvile
e,;a,as
W p. Duncan, ESQ, banker, of Phil
insh,rc ws. in ,owp.on Saturday,
on Friday. B.-O. Deininger, of the
Nt;uho;r, .L,,,ruoy was in town.
whio,o :. ai.ab,od and John War.
.o- ;,a,,,o. IN considerable nloudn talk.
IrNr richard Harris chooses to re-
,o;,o Tvroro c,Ilsrs bo /, priyilered to do
r., w ,n.-,.n ,e ,hc
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M Rsos,on. our old friend John T.
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ro"''r 's"' "'"' "'''i' ~
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returned from MS western '''P on iNu's'
day, and took IN the pa'sae'
Twenty-Five arrivals At the bu'n
House on Saturday Is evidence 'h"' the
popular resort Is wei ana 'AEo'A'.s N"o"".
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been attending the Appeals 'oF some ','''
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The National We" ana fho'o'oopy-
ing Co.. OF Tyrone i. Ii. h'''z'nger' pro-
prietor, has our thanks for picture OF the
corner in which the DEMOCRAT is'i'lAted
AT the musical Jubilee. held At Sc.
linsgrove last week, Mr. r A. Bumiller,
Of the Millheim Jonrnal, wa elected sec.
retary Of permanent musical organiza.
uon'
MI h'ona'' he'''''''' VINO operates
the extensive iaTm oi Johh hoy' ESQ., |
east oi 'oWh' 'n's spring accom- l'''ned 'he
uhusuS' 'e"' o' putting 'u' ~ acres OF
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many anu P'P''a' s"'''''''"' '"' '"V 0"'
complete .'ns o' ''"'ng 'A'"'' "'u "''
"o'N' j" D'''s'ou'e "e' "''h Os'''' ou!
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ne |um oV,'""a '''sy i.''''''A. A.
sociason VIII ENJOY sheir third annual eR-
cursion on July 9TH, 9Th and 7th. The
route will take in great many places Of
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

ing our streets covered with waste water
and filth, all for want of a few days work,
when 80 many hands Are longing % turn
an honest penny. VIII our Burgess SEQ 10
this, IA word - the wise il sufficient. .--
Among the distiHguished visitors Of the
past week were Judge Lnrimer and A. j.
Swa:tz, they were the guests Of 4. -.
Noil, and were experimenting the work Of
Il corps Of engineers trying ~ establish the
original boundary liueg Of some of the
townships which are now in DISPUTE. .--
Our band boys are jubiInut, have "A liberal
supply Of the nccdlul and the services of fl
Hrst class instructor, Mr. Gulb. German
graduate, who Is giving the boys thor.
ough course; both teacher and pupils seem
to have deep interest iu their work. and
ere long We will have fret clnts sct of
musicians. THE Mclhodi., church and
patronage have been rpswly painted. which
adds greatly 10 the outward appearance Of
the buildings. Evangelical church
is nearing compiciou.-Our cntcrpri<lug
towusmau, Miles Green, BE- making suua
repair IN hIs axe factory. Look. D. II
something was going % be done IN lhat
direction. Our Chief or Police Sc ever
on the lookout for yioiaiYr, of the aw
He is auEiousIy looking for tho coming
festival, when hc will duly appreciate the
ice cream and cake ByDHRHAss.
THASKs.-A notice, iAAnkiurtbe lalic.
and all Yihcrs, who DO uuy Way helped O,
our festival, wa. crowded ou, OF lnst week
issue. Tho.e Kind friends who gave us 10
much ssauthncr viii y,easc oHLslIer us
under many Obligations o. them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

The Lutheran church will be closed
tho first four Sundays of July, regular
services will bo resumed Sunday, ,iJuly %.
For over a. years, the pastor has been on
duty every Sunday, except two, ono year
ago. During this period he has performed
far more extra official labor away from
home than usually falls to the lot of any
one clergyman. The streams of substan-
tial presents flowing into the parsonage
during these years have been continuous
at the last monthly meeting of the socia-
bic complete Encyclopedia including
finely executed maps brought down to
1888, bound in leather, was presented to
the pastor with a list of the names of donors
including number Of members Of church
es of other denominations.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

--Best standard prints, latest styles,
Just reduced 10 6 cents At the Bee Hive. q.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

EaJ-The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old
Gold, Navy Bloc, Seal Brown, Diamond
Dyes give perfect results Any fashion.
able color, 10 cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21
Correspondence.

PENEs VALLEY ITEMS. On last Sun
day Rev. w X Foster held communion
services at the Sinking Crock Centre
Hid church. Quite IA number were ad-
milted TO membership, some By certificate
and others on profession of faith. 1t was
also the anniversary of Mr. Fosters first
year of work, aud ho is 10 be congratulated
on the success he has already achieved .--
Dr. G.. w. X line has located nj Potter's
Mills and has his shinglc hanging out Of
the office Of the late DR.. Weaver. DR..
Kline has been prnctlcing in Half Moon
since his graduation he has already estab-
lished lucrative practice. We hope he
may succeed Mr.. Cherry, engineer on
the train that lies over night at Spring
MilIsr owns fast-gOing nag, which he
takes great delight In sporting. The 9TH
or evening while he and Mrs. G. were out
driving, past the store Of Mr.. ]. j. Gren-
oble, IA little dog ran out and barked at
the horse which 50 frightened him that he
upset the buggy and then took French
leave. Results, "A demolished buggy, in
jured horse and broken arm for Mrs.
Cherry. Mr.. Robert Duncan IL visit
ing at Spring MILE.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY Tho June meet
ing or the Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Prcsbyterian churches Of Centre lliIl
and Spring Mills wns held nj the house Of
Mrs. w. 4 krisc near the latter place,
on the ith, some eighteen or twenty mem
bcrs lclng present Th- society wa. or
ganizcl through the efforts Of Rev. Mari,
the former pastor, and ha. been holding
regular monthly meetings ever since. The
mcmberahip has been gradually increasing
since !ts formation. Al the last meeting
four applicants were admitted TO member
ship, namely Mr.. Jamuou, Mr.. Van
Ealzah and Mrs. Hannah For-'o-. "a.
Spring Mlls, and Mrs. Jsm". J.. CobYrr,
Of Aarousburg. The mcclugs are opened
with devotional exercises, after which All
male persons present retire and the Iudle-
then proceed with the regular work oi The
society. Literary oIcrcjsc., Fuch n- sclcgt
reading, c.snys, aud original dialogue. all
relating 30 Missionary work, form part ~
the program far each meeting Mr. Mol
lic Ross BE- the yrcsIiou, and Mlss Ada
Linglc, tho secretary. Both are iuIcfatG-
gable woThcr- IN ihrir efforts ~ mako iae
fpcioly sgrcc-.. Tho uon, meeting w.I.
be held n, the house o. Mrs. VI K.ray at
Potter Mile.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

New stock Of lace parAsols and sun um-
brellAs at the Bee Hive. q
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

The death Of Mr.. DAVID VI. Wagner,
which occurred on Tuesday morning re-
moves another Of the links connecting
Bcllefonte Of to-day with that Of 30 years
ago. He was for many years one Of our
most prominent merchants. Deceased wAs
about 90 years Of age, and leaves wife
and five children. Funeral this afternoon
At o'clock, At the house.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

-Go :. Harr- Hardware Store far the
Cenre 10. Corn P.art.r and P.oU. and
their rela.r.. a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

--James Harris & Go. arc snle agents In
BeileIonte for the Centre Hall Corn Plant
eTs and PIows and their r.tusrs. A.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

-
it is coming 70 DO known, the Southern
Chautauqua," has within few years AS
sumcd proportions which are attracting
national attention The excellence Of the
programmes Of past years has made at
tendAnts so enthusiastic that this year tho
problem will be how 20 accommodate the
crowd cIpectAnt. Bishop Andrews, DR..
Lyman Abbott, Prof Young, Of Prince
ton, Prof Harris, Of John Hopkins Uni
vorslty formerly Of Cambridge Universi-
", England), DR.. G. H. Payne, Prof.
Cumuock, Rev j. b. Young, and DR.. T..
ID. Huntlcy are Special Lecturers. 4
Normal Course Of ten days will be pur-
sued. A class In Botany and other at
fractions are named. The place Is a. at
tractiyc as the programme. Tho Park IL
more than a mile square, picturesque and
beautiful, on the summit Of the Allcghe-
MES, almost 5000 feet above the sea level.
where every breath Is "a delight, adorned
with handsome cottages, walks and driycs
a. charming as an Eden. II IS directly on
the main line OF the B. * o. K. r and
easily reached by our national highways Of
travel, and the excursion FOR the Assembly
renders the trip one Of the cheapest that
can bo made for the distance. Excellent
hotel and other accommodations arc afford
cd. For particulars, address W NJ Fry
singer, Sccy VI. l.. =. Assembly Assn,
IA McCulloh, St, Baltimore Nd.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

Next Sunday morning, June 9th, tho
Sacramenu Of Baptism and the Lord 5
supper will be administered in the Luth-
eran church. Confirmation services and
admission TO church membership by certi-
fcnie will also take place At the same
time. Preparatory services wili be- held
on Saturday beginning a. ? =. ", which
will be followed with = meeting Of the
Womcns Home and Foreign Missionary
Society.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

A propos the proposed introduction of
the Electric light in Bellefonto, Linn
street lady remarked the other evening, AS
the piercing rays of neighboring street.
lamp shono fNirly in her face, ~ don't
know that ! shall throw the weight Of my
influence in favor of it," In answer TO
tho interrogation Of friend as TO why she
was doubling, she said "Why, you see, al
attempts TO so arrange the pcsky thing
that it may be turned way down low have
failed, and Of course" stamping her little
foot e1citedly, 81 cant countenance the
adoption Of any such affair" We know
at least one gentleman who will take no
stock
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21
Guy. N4IE.
THu-. MlCANN.
Wo.ElmhstcF.
Lumber H. oars
Olhcr freight ! cags.

EalAsu-TAc festival given by She
Eagle Co'ac Band 81 C.ruDH. Wa, aw-
ing 70 tho weather only partial success.
Tho receipts Friday evening were quite
saus'ac,ory, and would have been, TOO,
Saturday evening hai the weather been
plcA'ari The tc.i,yh. wAf held out aa.rs
the frat evening under cauyhu and ia
the company siurc.ronm the next evening.
Tbr Howard bard was Jrcscni Saturday
evening until train time and lon .4st after
tho arrival oE tho Miic'hlrc baud. The
latter Flali unit. "a" thrnuE was about
over and were given two handsome caEes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

-"i.f.a, H.En5."nr ~ Co, ca.l sttcn.
ion 70 the only reliable Ready MIXED
Paint IN the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared Pn.r. js 30; My superior ~ any
Ready hi1ei Paint told bat rivals pufr
white lead 10 ip smoothnc-s To- working
aud durability. This paint is guaranteed
by the manufacturer not o. crack or peel
within three ycars. The guarantee s, not
only good for rrp.ar.r. the paint b4i IL
will be put On II IL should crack or rcel
within The time tIcr.Gr1 !, will be- 20
your 3alcres' - cali and ,er Wll.o-. Nc.
Faf!Sne & Co.. before yYrrhaang either
w,h'ie lead ~ any other Kosdy Mined
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

jaime Harf. s. Go. are The srer,. for
the Centre Hal. Corn Planter. Ea.t
p.hltrr made. ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

Mr.. James 5. Hoy, one Of number
Of brothers, formerly residents Of this
State, now located at Fremont, Neb., on
Monday started from this place for Eu-
rope, where he expects to purchase Norman
stations and deal in that celebrated line Of
bloodcd stock. The Mears. Hoy are
among the heaviest and most important
stock dealers Of the great West. This
one, James, served one term as Territorial
Senator, and in common with the other
members Of the firm, has met with phe.
nomenal success in the land Of the setting
sun.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

Go g. Harris Hardware store f.r the
Centre Hal Corn Planter. and plaws std
;aeIF repair a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

The Snowy Brien's show spread its
canvass over n very considerable portion
of the fair grounds last Thursday. Tho
parade was rather disappointing both in
general appearance and length of line, but
the performances, which arc said to have
been quite creditable, were attended by
large crowds both afternoon and evening
The trouble with this and nearly all other
shows is that its managers appear indiG'er-
ent to the presence Of a lot Of sharks,
who follow 1t up and try to impose upon
all with with whom they arc thrown in
contact. All in all, O'Brien's compares
very iavorably with the rest of them,
pays It's bills promptly and deserves TO be
patronizod so long rs the public will insist
upon attending entertainments of this
kind.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

We believe the local papers have, thus
far failed to chronicle the death Of Mr..
John Yearick, former resident Of Marion
township, which occurred at his home on
the 9th instant, He was highly respected
man, aged about 30 years and IA member
of the Evangelical church.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-21

-~pecjal sale Of Indie. muslin under
wear, slightly -oiieI, at AFuryri,,ng fcd4s-
liou at the Bcc hive q.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
Illinois state Fair.

SPRINGFIELD July 9-The state fair
premium list is now ready for distribution
1t contains an aggregate offer of $40, ,654 so
for exhibits at the Chicago exhibition in Sep
tember. For horses "a, SIS is offered, aud the
prizes for good cattle amount to 81 ,346, while
81 800 will be paid out in the sheep depart
ment if all the prizes are taken. While the
annual fall interstate exposition will draw
great crowds to Chicago, the added attrac-
ton of the state fair, with such liberal offers
to exhibitors, is expected to augment the
multitude of sight seers to an over
whelming rush The fat stock show
follows in November The straight prem
iums offered for fat cattle, sheep,
swine and poultry aggregate S., 753, and some
of these will be duplicated by various stock
breeding associations For instance, if an
Iowa breeder,of short-horns takes $50 prize,
the Iowa Short-horn associations adds $50,
making Sl20. The Illinois winner in the
short-horn class has the same chance, offered
by an Illinois association. The same offer is
made in numerous other classes. For fat cat
tie S., ,525 is offered; for sheep, $1,000; for
swine, 81, ,1s0; for poultry, $3.50. In addition
to this, special premiums, consisting of agri-
cultural and farming implements and cash, to
the amount of 81 ,s44 are offered, making the
tctsl premiums offered, not Including those to
duplicate tie regular prizes, 81, ,697
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
BURIAL OF MILE. LITTA.
The Remains or The Famed Vocalist
Inferred at Bloomington Hand
some Floral Tributes from Ex-Vice
President David Davis and others

BLOOMINGTON, H., July 9.-The funeral of
Mile Litta occurred at the First Methodist
Episcopal church in this city, the
large edifce being crowded to its
utmost capacity by the friends
of the dead songstress, many
being present from various cities throughout
the country The church was decorated with
many rich and elegant floral emhlens, in,
cluding magnificent tribute sent by Vice
President David Davis representing a broken
harp The remains of the great singer re-
posed in a very handsome casket, the corpse
being arrayed in rich cream-colored satin
with cream cape or dress which Litta wore
at her last concert previous to her
fatal Illness. Her beautiful blonde hair was
fri2zed over her broad forehead as she loved
to wear it in life, the only ornaments being
natural flowers, of which she was very fond.
The services were conducted by Dir Daniel
Read, pastor of the Baptist church, assisted
by Rev F. C. Iglehart A very large con
course Of people followed the remains to the
Bloomington cemetery, where they were
forever laid to rest
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO July 9-Rodiger & Co.'S. market
letter of this evening says: The leading feat
ure in early dealings to-day was severe
break In pork, August, which closed Satul
day at s15. 22l6, opening this morning at
SASS, and selling finally down 20 $l4.25 this
afternoon. The causes of this severe break
were heavy receipts of hogs ftS, 1000, and
the fear Of yellow fever In the south
Wheat, though opening &C lower than Satur.
days closing price, maintaineds-itself ,.quite
well until owardzsthessclose this noon, when
the bears in provisions smadeea raid on the
market covered by the report of grain fail
ure in Liverpool which carried the ,,inarket
back to the lowest points of last week,
August wheat selling ct 99I@c. Good parties,
among whom were Lindblom h Co.
and Geo. C. Walker & Co, were
liberal buyers Of wheat all day.
Corn was very strong this morning, hut
yielded later to the saiue hear attack whicl
carried wheat down. The undertone in cern
is very strong, based upon an active shipping
demand and a falling off in re-
ceipts Oats suffered in the same way
Open High Low Call
ing est. est Board
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10


UNION STOCK YARDS, July 9.-Cattle-
The attendance of buyers was good, but the
large receipts caused a weak feeling, and
prices during the morning favored buyers
Sales were as follows: Fancy shipping steers,
S600@6 10; choice s. 759590; good to extra
good do, $5.4565. 20; medium steers, S5.20@
5.35; butchers steers, $4.30d5.00; good to
choice fat cows and heifers S3.6O@4 IS;
common to fair do. S. 20@S.50; bulls and
stays, So. so; Texas grass steers. $350tg
AS; do corn fatted, 81 75G5.40; native feed
ing steers, $4.60G5.00; stockers, 50 25Qe4. 35
Hogs-The market was weak, slow, and sales
show a decline of 15I20c from Saturday S
close, although the quality was good.
Fair to choice smooth light bacon grades S.. IS
(16.20; good to choice mixed weights, s. 45
d6.S0; good to choice heavy, $5.75G6. TO-
Sheep-Steady. Sales Common, g. 25Q13 75
fair 60 medium, 81 9063 40; good do, So 40t9
$50, and choice So 1904 25 per 100 lbs; fancy,
S425@5O0, chiefly at s.. 5O@425
New York.
NEW YORK, July a-W heat opened L@xc
higher, afterwards ruled weaker and fell back
1S(d94c: trade quiet; No l white Log; No.
red August ST. 1316@1. .1Ss4, September 81 1854
@1l612, October 81. 15946L lSk, November
81. 19l5Ga1.20. Corn-July &c lower, others
A@1<c higher and quiet; futures 59ss4 n63ssc.
OatS-Dull and shade lower; western 42(d
Sic. Provisions-Beef dull and heavy; new
extra Sl3013.50. Pork dull aud heavy; spot
new mess S17017.25. Lard unsettled and
lower; steam-rendered S995.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., July 9.-Wheat-Un Unsettled
ana 11S@1s4c lower, light trading; No
white 81 .01, No. 2 do. S9c, No. 2 red cash
81 O9lS bid, July S107, August s.. 0S1S, Sep
tember 81 IDA bid, October LIE, January
sIlS Corn-Strong; 15c better; high
mixed SIC bid Ne. 2 cash 5Sc bid, July 81,
August 541Ic bid rejected 501lc. 0ass.'
Firm; No. leash SIC, year 2sSle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
CAREYS REWARD.
The British Government Turns Him
Adrift Without Pardon or Money

LONDON, July 9.-James Carey has left Ire
land The government refused to give him
any reward or even a written pardon. A
detective called upon him with an order foT
his delivery, and drove with him in cab
into Dublin Having been given the alterna-
tive of being turned unprotected into the
streets, or taking passage to London and
thence to some colony in the eastern hemis
phere, he accepted the latter offer. His
family had already gone to London separately,
to avoid SuSnicion
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
Meat Market.

SCHNEIDER, dealer in all kinds OF fresh and salt
ed meats, No. 1917 Second avenue, hock Island, Ill.
octl6d1y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
Passenger Train Derailed,

FRANKLIN, Mass, July "a passengei
train on the Woonsocket division of the New
York g. New England railroad was thrown
from the track The engine and one
car went down the bank. Mrs. c. w. Saun
ders, Of West Medway, had her shoulder bro
ken. Several others were injured, but nons
fatally
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
surrender Of O Murderer.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 9-The q azette
special from Lonoke, Ark, says: .'Hosea
King, charged with the murder of Long
meyer, the door-keeper Of Coles circus in
this tqwn, several months ago has sur
rendered to the sheriff and been admitted to
s10,000 bail.n .----
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10

ROCK ISLAND.
may-1S-d3m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
The Bull Dog "0rates."

FELLOW CITIZENS:
As We meet to commemorate the anniversary of
american Independence, it is fitting that we should
briefly outline a portion of many improvements
which have been effected and perfected since ''the
days of Seventy-six. Could we then have visited
the entire inhabited portion of the embryo Repab
lie, we could not have obtained a dimes worth Of
Bull Dog in the continental country.
To-day we find the Bull Dog at every store in
city, town and country. In the moIning the mer-
chant telegraphs or telephones his order for Bull
Dog, and at evening receives it by lightning ex-
press In those early days the Bull Dog Tobae-
co, telegraph, and telephone, were alike unknow n
The Bull Dog is the outgrowth Of the American
idea Of making the best and using the best of
everything, as American Independe nee asserts it
self in the determination to obtain he best, here
ever made, at whatever cost
To-day, we re d in the daily press the National
events of yesterday and the latest Bull Dog adver-
tisements. The people Of other countries visit
us and taste for the first time the Bull Dog Tobac-
CO. after visiting the hundred points of interest
here, they return, bearing with them samples of
Bull Dog Tobacco, that their friends may test the
favorite chew of Uncle Sam. Thus people of for
eign lands learn that America produces luxuries
they knew not of, and as Ball Dogs fame extends
through the Old world, we cannot wonder that a
constant tide of immigration sweeps to our shores
thousands who desire to dwell in the land of the
| free, " where Ball Dog is ever to be obtained of
%. H. SCHOCK & NR.
ROCK ISLAND.
STV,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-10
Chicago Market.
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
HOGS-Estimated receipts to-day, are "a 600
light IS 40l 500; mixed packing, $5 20 IS 70
choice heavy, IS 500bS5
WHEAT.Si 0Og Aug 81 0214 Sept; 81 OBJ
Oct.
CORN-51k Aug; GIN Sept; 511s Oct
OATS--2gA August 2Sl4 Sept
PORK-S13 60 Aug. S13 50 Sept $lS 61la Oct.
LARD-ss Is August, IS s711 Sept; 9 81 Oct.