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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-11

Cures Kidney and Liver Disease when all
else fails. Its action on the system is quick
and lasting.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-11
THE SPORTING WORLD.

Turf Victories Mt jerome Park Races
Mt COvinGtOn, KY Wrestling Base
Ball PAayjnp
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-11
IRELAND
uIinOis LerisInfnre.

DUBLIN, June Six hundred emigrantS,
aided by ths government, left Galway fol
America Yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-11

CHICAGO June 9--To-day's league games
of base bali resulted; Providence 0, Chicago
II; Detroit s. Boston 80; Philadelphia /,
Cleveland Is; New York !, Buffalo 8
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-11
BRIGHT's DISEASE.
RHEUMATISM.

Sti1well's Specific is a wonderful Gu
removing from the system the acrid pois
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-11
GERMANY

BERLIN, June 9.-During the debate in the
Reichstag sn the budget last night, Gen
Bronsart Won Schellendorff, minister of syar
demanded that the bill for barracks in North
Schleswig be passed q political and military
grounds. The vote was rejected, 81 yeas to
10 nnr-.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active prac.
tice having had placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchi.
lis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also positive and radical
cure fer General Debility and all nervous
complaints, after having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases, feels il is his duty to make it known
to his fellows The recipe with full partic-
ulars, directions for preparation and use, and
all necessary advice and Instructions for
successful treatment at your own home, will
be received by you by return mail, free of
charge, by addressing with stamp or stamped
self-addressed envelope to Dr. M. f. CAss,
nov 10y 201 York St., Jersey City, N. J..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16
Progressive Machinery.-The Pitts

~SASSsA'C m"ChAhory.-1ne fltta
Agricultural Works, of Buffalo, N. Y, gave
an exhibition of their new Traction Engine
last Monday, by running it without horse
power from Germantown to Redland, this
county. The roads being in poor condi-
ton, this is certainly a wonderful exhibi.
ton of progressiveness in agricultural ma
chinery, as she pulled her own water and
fuel. The run from Germantown to Gath
ersburg was made in less than two hours.
This trip was engineered under the man.
agement of g. B. Jones, Esq, the General
Agent for the company, and who is now
making Rockville his headquarters. Ma
chinery and its skillful work is becoming
perfected to degree of almost absolute GER
tainty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16

Our Drug store,-No town of its size
in this State can boast of larger or better
arranged Drug Store than we have in this
place Under the careful business manage
ment Of Dr. d. F. Owens this trade has in.
creased from small beginning to one of
large proportions, extending to all parts of
the county. AT this establishment can always
be found large and varied assortment of
goods, which are sold at prices which CON-
pare favorably with city rates. DR.. Owens
deserves great credit for building up in our
midst large trade and we hope he may be
rewarded by the patronage Of the people of
the county. Read new advertisement and
give him call.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16

Spring-As the Spring season is now
upon us it will soon be in order for a change
of clothing, and question of Importance
to all is where to buy the best and CHI eapest.
A visit to the magnificent store of A. Saks
d Co., Washington, d. c., will convince
you that for style, finish and price this es-
tablishment has no superior in the city,
Their new advertisement in this issue will
no doubt attract the attention of BUYERS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16

Suit for SeS, 7OO.-W. H. Main & Bro
to-day entered suit against George Bonifant
to recover $2s,700. They claim that de.
PENDANT agreed, in 1881, to convey to them
certain land at Silver Spring, Nd, 40 acres
at 1925 per acre, and placed the same in
their possession; that they laid out the land
in streets and avenues, into lots, and offered
them for sale, on which they could have
realized $4,000, but in 1882 defendant sold
the land to one w. M, Thayer for $4,000
who elected plaintiffs therefrom.- Washing.
ton Star, IAN instant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16
Improvementin NJ ontgomery Farm

Improvement IN Montgomery Farm
ing AT the recent Farmers Convention,
held at Towsontown, Baltimore county, a
gentleman from Montgomery gave the fol-
lowing interesting statistics of the great
change for the better in our county.
He stated that on a farm where in 1915, 10
tons of hay was the entire crop, there have
since been rs tons raised in season; where
Al bushels Of wheat and 20 bushels of corn
were raised on the whole farm the crop last
year was 1000 bushels Of wheat and I 400
bushels of corn. The value of the entire
crop of nine farms in 1850 was but $40 900.
while in 1870 the same farms yielded $780,
600. AT the time of the organization of the
Farmers Club, in 1915, the twelve members
of the Club raised 1928 bushels of wheat,
against 8 400 bushels in 1882: $500 bushels
of corn against $4,000 bushels; $50 tons Of
hay against $50 tons; S55 bushels of pota.
toes against $500 bushels.
In Berry's District, (abont one-ffth Of the
county, the crops in 1850 were, hay l,40O
'piiSi WHNhb ~DtVOV Ohbbtlat CDIu DD,DDD DWSH
els, potatoes 10000 bushels; total value of
farm products $156,OOO, while in 1870, &C.
cordins to the same census taker, who
would therefore I've more reliable for com
parison, they were hay 1900 tons, whea
10000 bushels, corn 10000 bushels, pota.
toes 1900 bushels, and value of farm pro-
ducts S3g0000
On some firms, in favorable seasons, there
have been raised "a tons of hay, 40 bushels
of wheat, and 80 bushels Of corn per acre.
The amount Of insurance on property in
the county in 1867 was $443, $50, while now
it is $2,912430.
Since 1912, within about three miles Of
Mechanicsyille, there have been sixty dwell
lings and twenty-five barns built, besides
tenant houses and smaller structures
The speaker attributed much Of this u
provement to the spirit Of cooperation p|
duced and stimulated by the Agriculu(
Society, Clubs, Conventions and Other
- which bring the residents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-03-16

PElNG determined to make clean sweep
~ OF the entire stock OF FINE CLOTHING,
prices have been cut down regardless Of cost
or value
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
rnE B'NAI BaIrH.
Another Ktory of the Recent Difficulty
In the Lodge.

Another ktory of the Recent Difficulty
In the Lodge
The case Of Jacob Emsheimer, IT,, charged
with assault on Capt. Craus, was to have
come up in police court yesterday morning,
but owing to the absence Of witnesses mates
ial to the defense the hearing was postponed
till Monday morning. Mr.. Emsheinler says
the story told the lNTELLIGENCER by Captain
Craus abounded In error. Unexplained the
difficulties which led up to The encounter Of
Sunday night, and claimed that he had been
wrouged by other members OF the lodge
sunday night he addressed tue Chair-
man, and was defending his position
when Mr.. James spsyer objected, saying Mr.,
Emsheimer was not entitled to toe moor.
The speaker insisted upon being heard, and
called upon the presiding odicer 70 protect
aim in his rights. Capt Craus then interrupt
ed him, and Mr.. Emshsimer became angry
and assaulted tie Captain, though he says lie
did not hurt him, nor did he intend to, but
only to stop the interruption. He was al
once seiz.d by several men, aud one q them
began pounding him from hehind. Mr.;
Emsheimsr,s brother came to the rescue, and
ne himself pulled out his pockt.kni!e, but
lid not open 1t. He was allowed 70 depart
Capt. 0taus was again seer, and reiterated
is story as printed yesterday. He also de
clared that Mr.. Ensheiuer had startst u
iesye the hall, apparently, but turned on
aim at the door and assaulted him as stAted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
MARTINS FERRY.
Personal, Police, Political and Gas
y news ~

Personal, Police, Political and Ca
y news, " E.a
Nj. Miftin ong and wife, OF smithfield, arr
visiting DR.. A. R. 0ng.
Mrs. Captain Inglebright left yesterday fol
Cincinnati to Join her husband.
Charlie Moore, an old offender, was at Il
again, drunk and disorderly. He Is working
out his fine on n stone pile.
Capt. Samuel Dean, the genial Postmaster
has returned from short vacation trip 10 tht
Louisville Exposition and Nashville. HI
says the exposition Is immense.
Mrs. Dorothy Bunch, charged with selling
ale aud liquors on Sunday, was befoFa the
Police Court yesterday. At irst she bitterly
denied the accusation, but after reflection
plead guilty. Mayor Mitchell assessed the
dine at only $25 aud costs
The first speeches OF the campaign by Gen.
Raum and w, P. Wilcox were listened 10
with great interest BY Q large crowd. The
meeting being held in the open air, the
speakers were at disadvantage. Mr.. vii.
cox made On unusually fine address, and Is
aid to be one OF the most eloquent stumpera
aver In this erl OF the State He 10 an old
Bridgeport citlEsu, having driven stage
there over thirty years ago. He working
man and speaks 10 working men. The Re,
publleans feel chee'ed and are going in 10
win big this time.
Mr.. Hanes Kindly informed an ISrELLldRS.
cER man yesterday that operations on the gas
we'll would be began by Saturday. The
foreman has arrived, tho new boiler Is on the
ground, and Q peY set Of drilling tools
They have reached depth OF .62s feet, and
Ut ,6I5 feet expect to strike large aow Of
gas. At Laughlin's mill the boring still con.
linues. A depth Discs feet has been reached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19

Mrs Minnie Palmer made her London
debut In her well known play, my Sweet
heart" at the Grand theatre Monday even
Ing, and was accorded brilliant reception,
which almost amounted to an ovation, being
called before the curtain ct the end OF each
act and receiving numerous and costly floral
offerings
Mr.. Joseph Morrison, with q corps Of Fore.
paugh's men, Is here In an advertising car.
Mr.. Frank Mckee, the General Advance
Director OF Hayerly's Spectacular Mastodon
Minstrels which will give their great bur
leQue, 'The Princess OF Madagascar" at the
Wheeling Opera House next Monday even
ing, was In the city short time yesterday.
Uol. Robert Filkins, Forepaugh's own and
only Filkins, was In the city yesterday. In
burst Of confidence he told reporter that
there are only two circuseS In existence now
-Barnum's and Forepaugh's-and the great
est OF these Is Forepaugh's.
The famous Gypsy drama, "The Romany
Rye" which has tiity five people in the cast
OF the plsy-twenty.seye genuine English
Gypsies, and three immense railway car loads
oisupsrb scenery, will be at the Opera House
for two nights, September % and "a. This Is
the best company now doing the piece, and
opens Its travelling season here.
Rhea has had brand OF cigars named for
her. Her fame 10 now at It's zenith.
The original New Orleans minstrelS exhibit
at Washington, Pa, this evening, and ut
Bellaire tomorrow evening. W.T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19

Personal and General. News-A High
Price for brandy.

Personal and General News-A High
l. Price for brandy.
Mrs. Ross Alexander Is still detained at
Parkersburg by her sick sou.
James Tandy Is at Cambridge. His many
friends wish for hisspsedy return.
Either Geperal Gibson or Judge Foraker
will address the people OF Etnaville at an
early date. @
Ms. Frank Mulberry presented her hus.
band, Monday, with twins both girls. All
are doing we'll.
Rev. NJ. z. Beall and wife were called sud
denly 10 Fort Wayne, Ind, last Friday,
by tue serious illness Of their brother and
mother. t.-a. st.
Mr.. Charles Brockunier has been called
home from New York by the very serious H.
ness OF bis son Charlie, who is down with
typhoid fever. IL. o.WrutI
Mr.. Frank Barker is to be married this
afternoon, at 4 P. NJ, in Morristown, O., by
the Rsv DR.. Alexander, to Miss Mary Homer,
formerly OF this town.
| Ed. Herbert hiss leased the Koehnlein coal
mines, which have recently been enlarged
and improved. He took charge Mondsy and
allwish him great success.
Mrs. Shields, nee Miss Enlow, who died sud
denly at Columbus last week, was buried
from the old homestead last Sunday. She
was well known and is greatly regretted.
The colored camp meeting closed Sunday
night with a rousinE sermon from Rev. Hen.
derson. The threatening signs Of rain drove
many home, but these who stayed were
amply repaid.
During the recent scourge OF scarlet fever
among the miners up Wheeling creek Dr..
Van Wagner was unremitting In his kind
ness and attention. As q very slight test.
monial Of their regard the miners have re.
solved at an early date to present him with
fiue microscope and other useful articles.
The affGir takes place soon and the Doctor is
TO be congratulated.
Mayor Junkins has been busy;ssventeen dis
orderlies and drupks, tue fiues varying from
So to s. and costs. One was Bible agent, but
| it was not the fault Of the book. Three more
cases are on the docket 10 be tried to-day.
William Candy overheard prisoner asking
for brandy. A bottle was procured, and af-
ter taking small drink the flask was placed
on shelf overhead. William thinking the
moment aud opportunity propitious, helped
himself to 1t and walkedoG. Marshal McCon-
shey soon had hands on him and William
was fined $50 and costs for his little fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
BELL.AIRE.
BurgIary-Demaeratic Mctting-Ferry
Aground, Etc.

RurgIary-D MeEtlng-Ferry
Aground, Etc.
Mrs. q. 6. Smith is visiting at her fathers
Mr.. John Kirkpatrick. n
Some tools for the extraction OF the lost
drills arrived yesterday at the gas well.
Miss Fannie Battelle Is home after some
months absence In Toledo aud Cleveland.
The remains OF the old creek bridge were
yesterday removed by the bridge company.
The Germans are pushing the preparations
for big time at the approaching celebration
OF the landing Of the Germans.
Miss Boyd, of Wheeling, aud MissWaddell, oi
Short Greek, have been guests, for q few days
at Mr.. Hopkins, on North Belmont street,
The Beuwood ferry boat, with large load
on 1t, stuck fast yesterday on bar Just below
the landing at tnis side OF the river, and mad
10 remain there some time.
NJ, A. Foram, one OF the emocratic Con.
gressmen,eect, Is announced 10 speak Friday
evening at City Hall, ut the first Democratic
meeting here this campaign.
At Harris Grove, near Kelsey's Station, on
the B., q & O., on Saturday, all the Sunday
Schools OF the whole neghborhood, from
Bethel to Armstrong; Mills, will hold q
union picnic.
Rev. R. G. Wallace, of the United Presby.
terrain Church, will be absent about month,
visiting the western part OF the State. Rev.
Samuel Frazier Is expected to preach once or
twioe during that time. LII.
The preachers OF Bellaire are working hard
for the success OF the Second Amendment.
Another meeting was held last night at the
Church OF Coz. and one at City Hall tonight.
a. II. Norcross. OF Trumbull county, will
speak on the same subject.
When James Wise and his family returned
10 their home at Rock Hill Sunday after
church, they found every drawer and closet
In the house turned upside down by persons
who had ransacked tbs house. Nothing was
missing excspt razor and shirt. %
The B z. & O. track, below the turn.tabls,t
is now up Oh narrow high strip, the ground
having all been leveled of around It prepar.
atory 70 moving the track 10 this lower level
aud farther from the river 10 allow room for
the Ohio Valley track outside Of II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
STATE AND VICINITY
GENERAL MATHIS OF ALL KINDS.
uool,l NH. Bur.ea-wosl and v A.a. so...-l
New Pipsr-cOuaty Faln-Mattsrs In Bridge.
port, sArtiu's Ferry aad BslaIre Y..
tsrdSy-- noupdS'ilIS Mslassr, Etc.

The Woodsflsld, Monroe county (o.) fair Is
In full blast this week.
At last Clay county Is to have newspaper,
The prospectus for the CLAY County Star has
been Issued.
Hons; George HoadIy, Q. H. Pendleton,
A. j. Warner and W. s. Crowell are an
Dounced to address the Democrats OF Monroe
county, at Woodsfeld, October 4ths
The Washington, tPa) Reporter says that
the ,perssn estimating the wool clip Of
pounds has It too high, and that 5000 600
pounds would be much nearer the mark.
The Randolph Enterprise says: "a deer
wat run by the hounds through beverly on
Monday evening They are said 10 b. uE-
usually plentiful this fall, and our sports
men ere already examining their guns and
putting them in order for the coming sport"
As the mail train on the B., z. & was
coming through W0odsfeld yesterday morn
Ing Pollet's wooden mill was noticed by the
passengers 10 be burning, and from the ad-
vance already made by the flames the build
ing was no doubt entirely consumed. II
was the largest industlial Establishment in
the village.
Last week two men with blGckened faces
suddenly and without warning sprang into
the kitchen OF Nimrod Wiseman, OF Writ
county, where q woman was at work, the
men having gone ont into the fields. One
held Ratchet over her head while the other
man ran quickly up stairs, broke open a
trunk and took out $500 The thieves then
ran away. ru..
List week there was threshed on the farm
OF Harry Shirts, near Little Washington, the
wheat from nine acres, which yielded nearly
thirty-tour bushels to the acre. This isaboui
fourteen bushels above the average. He Ut.
tributes the yield to the use Of phosphate
upon the field, which cost him twenty-five
dollars. The increase Of grain was worth
about one hundred and tewnty-Gve dollars
showing clear gain Of one hundred dollars
from the use Of the patent manurs. 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
KILLED BY A HORSE.
PILOT KICKS HIS RIDER FATALLY,


A sad accident happened on the State Fair
Grounds race couue yesterday shortly after
noon, the result OF which will III all human
probability be1he death OF the rider Of Pilot,
one OF tbs running horses which took part in
the races last week. The driver, Edward
HsEgerty, was speeding Pilot around the
track, when he SHED, threw the man Oh, and
sltsrward kicked him In the head, fracturing
his skull, cutting long CASH in the scalp
from which the blood guShed freely, and In
alcting injuries which are expected TO prove
fatal. DR.. L. c. Myers, Of the Island, was 81
once summoned, and dressed the mans
wounds, and he was removed TO the North
Wheeling Hospital, where at q late hour last
night be was raving In delirium. :,
Pilot, It will be remembered, threw MIS-
rider, the same man. by tAe way, the second
day OF the fair, In the running race. Hag;
Refty was not badly hurt at that time, but
ne was warned to be careful with the horse.
Pilot is owned by Charles II. Moore, ot Ohio,
and was entered for the running races last
week In the name OF Frank Webster, OF this
city. He Is said to bsa dangerous animal
IA hanA1a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
eEnsoNALnEN
News and Gossip In Reference 10 various
'fi People. lfI..sL

News ana Gossip In Reference 10 variou,
People. y Jfl'.s'
State Senator Fontaine Smith, Of Fairmont
was In the city yesterday. -uras
A., B. Smith, editor OF the Tyler county
Star, was in the city yesterday. ..i.r. u
]. R. Cowden, Esq. leaves to-day for Gin
oiaati on a'business and pleasure trip.
Sheriff Hicks, Of Marshall county, was q;
the State House on business yesteraay.
Mr.. David Montgomery Of Marshall county
rsturued last evening from pleasure trip to
the mountains. '.,. tfl
Capt. T. Fl. B. Haase and wife have re-
turaed from New York, where they have
been for the pas! ten days.
Gov. jackson has gone TO Parkersburg for
few weeks rest from the arduous labors oil
the Executive Department. ~.
Manager O. r. Tracy, Of the Western Union,
aud Messfs. Frank stanton and George Bell
cave to-day for New York city.
John N. scrogsin, Of Cheyenne, Wyoming,
who has been whiting his former home 10
Taylor county. departed for the West yester'
day morning.
Mrs. Rev. G. P. Masden, OF 81. Louis, who
has been visiting friends In the city on her
way home from the mountains will leave
for home to-day. !if ,
Mrs. D. F. Mcdonald, who has been the
guest OF relatfvts on Fifteenth street. for a
short time past, returned 10 her home in
Kansas City yesterday. itI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
wELLS HURG.
Che Bnnual Fair openci-GIass, Gas

che annual Fair Opeacd-GIass, Gas,
etc etc.
This Point Band, OF Patterson's Mills, will
furnish music for the fair.
VIM. Murchland, better known as "Fisher
Billy" died at his home iH BROOKE county
yesterday morning, aged 81 years.
The landlord Of 1.-The Hudson House now
fries his stake with natural gas, 1t having
been introduced into theiholel yesterday.
The managsrsof the Wellsburg steam ferry
are taking advantage OF tho low water In the
river and are improving 4heir landing by
filling up the uneven surface with Stag and
stone. .,,
Work on the foundation Of the new glas,
works in Midway has commenced and will
be- pushed with all possible speed, so as 10 get
the building under roof before the winter
season. ~ sI-t
The first day Of the wellsburg fair passed
off quietly with very slim crowd In attend.
ance. There is q better display Of stock on
the ground than any year previous; the pens
are nearly all full, and the other Department.
are filling up fast, More people are expected
to-day and everything points toward good
fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19
rhe 1hrIee.Armed pnnoply OF Truth.


The success OF merit when once recognized
az suceea invariably excites detraotion and
stimulates envy, hatred, malice and all I'M
charitableness. No man or enterprise is
worthy Of regard whose reputation has not
been some time aSsailed by the bSftled rage Of
some disappointed one, whose attempt to de-
fraud, detomo or destroy righteous cause
has been defeated after detection. The pan
oply OF truth, honesty and fsir dealing to all
has caused the Louisiana State Lottery TO be
inyincible to any attack UPON the integrity Of
the management Of its distributions by
Generals @. I. Bsauregard, oil Louisiana, and
Jubal a. Early, Of Virginia, and while, here
aud there some disappointed one may grum.
BILE, public opinion Is unanimous that every.
thing Is straight aud square. The next draw
log (the lOlSt monthly will take place on
October OH, aud any information desired
will be given on application 10 NJ, A,
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-19

WIANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
w ERAL HouSewofk in a small family. Apply
at No. % South York street. Island. AiS