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T~OGA.I4 IT'ENTss.

last Tuesday morning WAS very
'coUI for 22d May. =.
The planning mackins viii soon
b. IN operGtSon. ...
Mr. Andrew Miller, prominent
merchant of Groenvilie Is 'dcnd.
O1r "Bill Arp" has new wagon
~N0dy painted blho Hurr"h.
Thor,is q demand tor several good
"NcronCers At this place.
"Wednesday morning OF last week
WAS cool tor the season OF your.
Farrners say thoy have 3 good
hia,'A r cotton and have had fine
wtau. tor chopping it odl.
w. lear httt0 complaint Of rust
~ wheat, but thoro is not enoo4h
S'cJ t." 10 any damage.
lao,Dra has mado irs appearance
u'nouLrt tho chicken tribe in this
SECTION and is killing them out rap~
Uy.
i'uurl convoncs at this place on
thc fr,t Monday in June noxL-
Au tHo WithorSpoon will preside.
1lr Thomas Parkins now has
"t2"n aa@ mil in fall operation on
hta t",rl near Liborty Station.
Capt.. Bowen, onr efficient County
Treasurer informs us that nc col
4r"tcd something over 81 500 during
'njn rounds IN the County.
Tho Gap Hill school, taaght by
Ar. nlvah McWhorLcr gave II ccIc-
@2r.,llnu and pic nc on last FRIDAY,
M~~s'>. J. E Boggs and j p. Cary,
'"' tt.~ place, and Rev. L. W. T"I-
8 Snu II "Crow Creek" delivered adj
'rrrAr..
] ou advertisement Of the Green
viii, &ationaI Bank appears else
whcrc IN oar corumns. 1t is Il safe
in>'j,. ion, ably manaScd and all
whv ,riSh to borrow money, deposit
u.oa-r, buy dratts, &c, should cons
'utit e advertisement.
lto town OF Aiken has made a
subscription OF So 800 to purchase
Ia les of land tor the location OF
th~ shops Of tho Carolina. Cumbcl-
'A"i zap and Chicago RaiIrond.-
jhoro were 1876 votes cast, lS5 for
6obHc'iption and one against.
last Saturday seems to have been
~ Eu,.l day for "sc1'imagcs" sII along
.1o .Iuc. Que occarrcd at EasIcy
ne. 'rn Rovenuc official and Il
.url m store and one nj ihi>
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Woman.

Her health and life depend more ON the
regularity uI her menstrual functions than
on ANY or all cntScS CGmhincd An actual
or II living death is the Inevitable result Of
dcrauEcmcni OF II function which makes wo.
man what she is in every respect, ahi es>
pccinlly in her mental and BODILY consritu
li0n. Hence, Immediate relief from such
arrangements is the only safeguard against
wreck and ruin In all cases OF stoppagc.
delay, or othct mregn!arity Of the 'courscs,n
Dr.. j. BnAuFIELu's FEMALE REGULATOR
Is The Only sure remedy. 1t acts hy giving
tone T." the nervous centres, improving the
blood, and deter mining directly to the or-
gnns of mcustrualion' 1t is II scientific pre-.
scription. aud the most intelligent hysic
c!anS"Sc 1t Prepared by DR.. J. BnAurIELp.
AtIanta Tia Price. trial size. 7ic.; iargc
SIZE, |. 80 For sale by AL druggists.
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SthfG d. South Carolina
CdUNtY OF PICKENs.
IN PROBATE COjjIlr.

NAnU3 Stewarta ns AdminstrntrlX of the
pcrsonnl Estate of Mary Polly) Ander-
son. deceased, Plaintiff agniEst WIN. Ii.
Anderson. james =. Anderson. llcslct
Nimmona, Ilolia Keith, Sarah Alexander;
Alphn Barton, Luvicy Nc Daniel, Lafny-
cite Anderson, Mary +. Kirkscy. Ellen
j.. Mauldn and j. NJ. CrcnS!in#. Dcfcnd-
ants.-SrMMvNs rok RELIH fC0MrLAIXr
Hhr SEuvED.
TO The Defendants:
NOU are hereby sun moncd and required
4 10 answer the petition and complaint
in This action which is fled in the office
Of the Judge "t Probate for the said County,
and 10 serve copy of your answer to the
said petition and complaint on the sub
sCrihrrs ai their Office at Pickems Court
House, :. &. within twenty l'y after the
service hCrroi, cXGlu2l@c Of the day Of s,lFli
service; nnl # you fail 10 answer tho com.
tlIiut wilin the time nf0rrsaih the plain
iii in this ncIlon will apply to The Court
f"r he rrGer demanded III the Complaint.
also ;runhrd ihar on The 9Th day OF August
1888, the PminIif #ill apply TO the Judge
of rrohnte Tor said County for n final dis
charge as AdtuinidtralriX Of the pcrS"iIal
estate of Mdry 'pully) Anderson. dGccnscd.
and also thaI no pcrsofinl claim is r:AdC
against you or ann or either of y0t
Dated Uickcns 6. ~, S. c., Nay 2lsI,
a. d. 1883
IT,. S.lJ. II. NEWTON. Probn'c Judge.
NORTON, KEITH II HOLLINGSWDRrN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
may ~, 1853 Rs 6w
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina
CorXTY or GnEENvrLLE.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Alfred +. Iiaft, Administrators, &C., against
Hutchinson \ Br6rHcr ct al.
pY virtue Of n deEtctal order made in
ID the above entitled cnnsc. wil sell ut
Pickens Coiirt IIousG. on SnIcsdnt in Jnnt
next, during the legal hdmt9; nj Fable ont
cry. the following described REAL ES-
TATE. to vii:
All that TRACT OF LAND situate, lying
and being in the County Of Pithcns, on The
waters Of Wcnvtr's creek, Matters Of Oolc.
nOy Creek, waters of Snlnda River. con.
tuning Two Hundred Acres, more or le, $
being The snfHc tracr Of land conveyed
\. Har by JAMES Ktith, ana ES sal / q.
A. Hart 10 81. l.. Hart.
TERNS CAYH.
s. ]. bOUTNiT,
Master for GrcenviIle County.
MAY 3, 1883 81
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Bargains! Bargains!
That are Truly Wonderful
O. p. RUNTON,
EASHAEY',

EVER ON THE ALERT WITH CASH
IN hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents itself. Now look out
for bargains. The time hAs come when
you can get AL you want, See the follow
ing and go to G. p. RUNI0N'S Emporium
ahd get Bnrgaihs:
5000 yards Fancy Prints, S to 8 cents
f,O00'ynrds Solid and Mourning and Cur
tain Caficoes
3,OO0 yards Of Worsted, 10 70 35 cents.
2,oOo yards Pants Goods, from l5c. to ST.
pr yard
C"shmeres and Alpaccas of all grades.
Boots al2eQ Shoes,
Of all styles and gradcs-Good Broghn for
81, Tap Sole. $l.25. Good line of Crock
cry, good line Of Hardware, Wood and Vii.
low Ware.
Groceries, Specially.
Sugars, to - lbs. tot 81; Coffee, :
70 10 lbs. to the 81 90.
just receiving New Crop New Orleans
SyrTp, from ~ to 81 cents per gallon.
Haif Patent Flour at 81 per barrel, Ex,
ira Family, $3.50
Mackercl, all Grades, Candy, Conrec-
tions, Nc, all ut e. =. RUNIONS.
nov 8, 1852 &
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Registration Notice.

n Office is hereby given that the B68ks
~ OF Registration for Pickens County,
are no" open in my Office ut Pickens G. H.,
.. Z. for the Registration Of all persons
who have becdihe entitled to register Slice
last general election, OH first Mdndny in
each motlth tU aid until Tie first Monday
IN July. inclusive, Preceding the next gen
er"l election. upon which LIST named day
the sane shn II be closed and not re opened
election.
W. A. CLYDE,
Supervisor Registration for Pickens County
march 8. 1888 - -
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2 lj, lSS.i

cbiicciI1n u ,nA,n ,...
day OF Nay, 1883. and will remain omen I'M
I'll May 3l>t. The rate per crnium is us
follows:
State Tax, - mills
Ordinary 'nniy Tax, 3 mills
Past Indebtedness, u mills
School Tax. y mi Is
Railrund Tax, mills
Total, iA} lis
Poll fax, 81 90.
For the convenience Ct the tax payers |
will he nj tie following places At the times
state! below the t"iicG ion dftuxcS:
Central, Wednesday, 2d May.
Liberty. Thursday. 3d May.
EaSlcy, Friday, 4rh May:
Pickcms CourI House until 9Th May.
Dacusvillc, Wednesday,, 9th May.
PurbpkntU&n, Thursday, lO,h May.
Kings StUrG, Friday, lth May.
Hurricane. Saturday, 18th May.
And for the balance Of the 1.-The during
the month Ut May al My office at the Court
House.
Taxes are payaBle in the following kinds
Of funds and no other:
Gold and Silver Coin.
United States Currency.
Notionnl Bank Notes.
Taxpayers are ftHuesGd to be at the
above places ny 8 o'clock =. Nj. each day,
as | AMI GBhipGled TO lehVe abUut that time
in ordtf to rehth The next appointment.
All information rs to taxes freely given
by mail or otherwise
j. Il. BOWEN,
Treasurer Pickens County.
april 10, 1888 20 7
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. b
io""l ChaNlain, Fields Chapman.
j",@ Brown, Stephen =. Price,
VIVA g. ,spie, John y. Sargent.
- ,nUINd AFR w AT CuUncu -
We 'nra that II difficulty occhirrd
g., 'lo- Roads church IN this Cuun.
- .'s It Sunday, between y ung
y ". Adams, son of Mr.. e. W.
n. "anms, aged II Years, and IL
p.|!5 ., irnnkcn youths from Green
.''," r1"nty, in winch II young man
"i 'ar .tine of Tanner was stabbed
-. ia" / 3ck part OF the right shoulder
l.N @ hdnms. Our information is
H. 60" fleet that the party from
Nrrrn' le were rather imposing on
H"2nH IcAdams, and that he stabb-
~ ! I.."ler in self defence. 1t is
",al"G hat two older broLhers of
y.onU IcAdrms and other friends
ns>rrl =" their intention Of seeing
Iho u aenvilIe boys before they
81 's,'H3 the river, and "settlihg" the
tj;iicg& y, but we have heard nothing
l"rjEct about it and hope the diff
EiuUlty vas not renewed.
MaAlams was struck on the head
"..,1 A rock by one of the party,
~"tt"g gasl! from which tho blood
"vsod profuscly.
I'RoN TIE "BhtE R1pan."-Mr
" A. Fowler, Headen Mountain
= Z. saya he used Norman's Ncu
. ni,~'ng Cordial and found it an
- .nol'"ht remedy for Dyspepsia.
g." IS been troubled with that
~'o"'"' mNlady n long time and if
%"rman's Cordial conquors it, he
"h. H' very grateful 10 the propli-
'."'7 Ut such II splendid medicine.
n, B. f. Boggs of this place has
SNOW. us some very old rclica. One
"u& ;, silver spoon, brunyhL from
%nm"c'a I" thi" Country by John
"i's"r, perhaps the first p inter ever
So thm section and who worked fn,.
}'"N"H ~ his trade ut PondIeton, Hc
y :> thc great grand father of Mrs
h"&1". The spoon is abont 10
Nv'W~ Did and npon the handle has
tno English letter r.; also n mono.
Gr.n COMPOSED OF the letters n. l..
~ "Hch "..1" ) initials of hi4
"t. hcr a'..'.n ~. me being Rich-
.rd~ro. r. ot>o 'as fruit basltr,
"'d" of oh'n@ ,s.re, like willow
.-'.@ and nhuu I&o which woro
~ia' brong.',o Ih;t country by Ar
''.''., az We les, except the
't'' whIrA '... y what worn, are
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Il Gam He'll YDI HI nVy to HBc
YOUEE QbNNaA NEAGfmn.Y

II you have bad taste in your iHouth
Snl'"whesS or yellow color Of skin, feel de.
Spohaeh', stupid and drowsy, appetite un-
steady, frequently hvaduche Or dizziness
you are .bi'ious" Nothing win orouso
yoIr Liver to net on and strenptheH IN
your system equal to
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-05-24
Uptown Stationery aid jewely Store.

ENNTRH ine Stationery, in great variety.
- Cheap Writing Material, also first class
FAttcy Wood ahd Lcather>l}6hfu BOX Pnpp-
rcries, SILK PlUsh Photo. hnd Autograph
Albums. and great variety Of goods, use
tuI ns welt as ornamental Also. II large
Stock of First Class Silver Plate Ware. VIM.
Rogers Brand Knives AMI Forks. Spoons
&c. y great 'nrirty Of Jcwelry, Watches,
Clncks, Spcctmclcs, Gold Silver. Steel aud
CcIluloid. The Mrgest asso, tmcnt Of Cart
ridges and Pistols
will not lie undrrsold. Requiring Of
Watches, Clocks md JcNrlry dpHr ptomprl$ )
j. G BLACK.
Main ST.. I'd Door North of Washington.
daHRA1siN WHILE, 3 y; q.
march |, 1888 % IF
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9RY0R'S (gHN NTlVlENT I

ka u V~sa W N2HBV hBH&AbV d
1s srHEpy AND krHK cuhE fok
E!iHd or Bleeding Piles. Hamorrhoid, Sores;
ulcers, 1ulnorS, Itching Of the Parts Fis.
futGs and all hindred Discdseg; also of
Burns Cons, FcIons. FeYer Sors3;
Sea'd HESa1 TftttS; $OrS
1mrr Mi. m STpcIencc q twentyGvc years in So!
JGssy @ eitS wHeb1S ia "nH d.rnG fa hEyn
oTE of my t[ends Ara seESotE @Soh'Tm 4S aea; M
TG %ord 4"f spSss SS to i5lS. sS% F
READ THE TzsftMoE1ALs.
tans thsS stStd TryHI' St !. gav: r:
nor, NOR" fsSt tSan Hnything hnyo oytr t,cI. fiu$
gHra: Tai also t4g case t%s SGTs Cit,aT u r Sr
MSH Sinf h2 f"&a e; %,
T"IS % tnan n9mS ntarY tCel cou:idoT now that
..,,~~ Troup County, Ga.
Having been Nn'i%tcd for ten years. nt intervals.
many INC nttth tnS dg'tf n and
%n,m%n aS STi2 to n ff $ r
me ne relief %xperichcSd in my case, well fron$
&Ry n Ho2"iTsa Gy yGHr % 9GHrtmasnS
GE pies SeT'on eHSt $tkS the MOST scST! ffuedy fol
IN In GHSe ct ;sTers burn, and thEtin a very feW
and healed rapidly. Attct tho hrSt arplication IN
eVct Il! MORCA y: / 81 !rp'n,a p,M,n 'rrasN
a. SKIS ss2taS 2 NJ u, s.yp ss
rs tof sght years with most &pPrayataT case o{
piiSSr She improved from the very fiIsL dty'1 uTs
g. Eonr nintmcnt!. and before using the 6ox A.; q
WAS ehnfeIy recovered. q: w. FO9TER -
-, Guss6ta, Ala!
c'This ID 10 certify that have nsoG rrv,r,, b,,S
Rintm%nts ana S'y thHt Ills, In. my 0pfnrn3, thS
YcSt FGHiSqy AnE blSn eyer pyasentF tot b yuhii"
ou my own person TlI6S$,B MORGAN - Wy
y ,Gio Gy 6 dei;tr; in NSf%sr N}efSer Ge@Hty Ga;
CENTS PER BRS. .&2f Ig mail b Jtsi,. '.-;e.
nR; J: .EKARELEAD; xtIAnGa,[.a,
Eof tdie GEetgoie8 .
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Biz tgTAyz!:A!. q. N TOYS
AND
Christmas Goods.

NRENNAN & BRO. the regulators in
~ prices nave just mnlc hIE strike in
GROCERIES AND CONFECTION\ ARIES.
Having bought Al entire stock, consisting
Of Eofccs, Sugnrs; SyrupS, Canntd Goods
T"'mcco. and Eifars, direct front the I'm
H"ftcr$ and Manufacturers. We are able
~ give you inducements never offered by
any one before.
CANDY of every description, by the
Box or Barrel.
ORANGES by the Barrel. and in fact,
everything IN proportion usually kepI III n
first cl"ss Grocery and Confectionery Store.
We cannot be uuhcrSold. Give Us call
and be convinced that
BRENNAN & TBaGOS:,
Easley. 6. G., is the place to biiy,
And Don't YOU Fdgtt It,"
dec 2l, 1882 II If
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SIMMONS
HEPATIC
COMPOUND
0a SSYAA aSaS I1sSn... a.
SUMMONS

VI AAVef ana &aoney Cure.
Removes Cohstipation, Relieves Dizzi.
ness, Dispels Sick Headache, Abolishes
Bilioushess, Cures JaundAoe, Cures Liver
Complaint, OveroOmes Malarial Blood Pois-
oning, Regulates the Stomach will Repu-
late the Liver, will Regulate the Bowels.
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYs
Can be kept perfectly healthy in any eli.
ma.e by taking an occasional dose of SIM
MONS llEPATlC COMPOUND, the Great
Vegetable
Liver & H&i(Hmcy Medicine,
DOWIE & NOISE,
PrOpietOrs,
Wholesale Druggists,
CHARLESTON, S. G..
For sale in Pickcns by DIR. G. W. EARLE.
For sale i'll Liberty by HORTON s. BROWN
nov %, 1882 10 ly
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21

failing and infalIi
ts3e in curing J5piIeptla
Fits, Spasms. Gonv7si
si0Hs. St Wins Dance
Alcoholism. Opium Eat
ing. Spermafof9-hpa
Seminal " eaknesR, I'm
potency Syphilis. Scrof-
MIA and al Nervous anu
Blood Dissa SEES. To Cier
gNlaea, Lawyers. Liter
airy Men Mere hanrS.
Bankers. Ladies' ana a
whose setleBtasy err
piQE mPnt causes Merry
Olss Prostitution. IFF'ec-H
iaTities of the blood,
stomach. bowels os-
Kidneys, OF who ~
qufre n nerve tonic ap-
or stirnuianr
SAMARITAN NERTINE
5 tnva laabIe Thous
8ads proclaim il the
most wonderful lnvig
that ever sustain
go the S3ftltsng system
For sale by all Drug
fists.
ID MEIbICAf. 60.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
HE DAILY ARGUS.
TOO BIG A CONTRACT
Geneseo Republic.

There are same things that even The Il
inois legislature cannot do. In common
with great many other good people and
good newspapers. we commended Pat
OMara's bin &c abolish the grand Jury.
We naturally supposed that the passage of
Pats bill would do it. But a recent read
ing Of the constitution of the United States
convinces us that all who have favored the
measure, and Pat himself, may as well
give up hope of its success.
In Articles " and Y of the amendments
to the United States constitution we find:
No person shall be held to answer for a
capital or otherwise infamous crime, unless
on a presentment for indictment of grand
jury. and that sin all.criminal prosecutions
the accused shall! enjoy the right to a
speedy and public trial By an impartial
jury of the state and district wherein the
crime shall have been committed SO it
seems that all of us have been tailoring for
what is out of our reach. We supposed
that all democrats were authorities on con-
stitutiona1 matters. and that Pat was es-
pecially good authority But il seems
there has been a mistake somewhere
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
a Dungeons Counteafeif

New York, Feb. Il Cashier Flovd, at
the Sub Treasury in Wall street. met
very specious tmposter today. II was ole
of the new five cent nicklcs masquerad
ing as a S. gold piece. The disguise was
dangerously perfect and it was so easily
assumed The plebian coin had simply
been treated to an electrotype bath and
taken on coat of bright copper 1t had
had all the luster of royal metal. and nine
ouL of ten men, if their attention had not
heen directed to it would nave accepted it
it for gold. It happens that the So gold
piece and the nickle are precisely of q
size. 1t also happens that the face Of the
face of the two coins are nearly alike
that only one who is accustomed to hand
ling the two would be apt to detect the
difference. The head of Liberty on the
nickel is larger than on the gold piece, but
the same young lady with the Grecian
profile seems to have sat as the model for
both
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
St Louis Republican CDemJ Feb. Il

The senate has restored the duty of 25
per cent on lumber which it struck out of
the tariff bill two weeks ago This means
that the people of untimbered Kansas, Ne
braska, Colorado and the western terrific :
ries shall not buy the lumber they so sore
1y need for shelter without paying'a % per
cent tax on it to the saw mill owners Of
Michigan and Wisconsin. In the same
spirit the senate also increased the duty on
pig iron from So to Sc. so ton i re-
mains now to be seen how the republican
senators and representatives from the
western states, who are interested in hav-
ing their constituents provided with cheap
lumber and iron, will take this uni Just
action
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
A number of merchants and storekee


ers in this city have been victimZed by
means of$10notes of the Consolidated bank
of Montreal. Canada, and complaints reach
ed police headquarters yesterday from
some of the losers. The bank had large
number of the notes printed month ago.
They were unsigned, and hac blank spaces
for the names of w. Irwin and J. Hincks tn e
chief officers. A bundle of these blanks
were stolen while being taken to the bank
from the photographers, and the signatures
forged The bank on discovering the loss,
had new design prepared and outiawed
the issue which was stolen, and destroyed
the blanks which were not stolen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21

Information received by the Secretary of
the Indiana state Board of Agriculture ind
ieates that the winter wheat has been ser
iously injured throughout the state by the
sheet of ice which las covered the ground
Thawing under the heat of the sun during
the day and freezing again at night, has
had the effect of killing large part of the
crop sown, and very seriously damaging
the rest
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
Executors Notice.

Estate of Andrew Whtbeck, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed execu-
of the last " i'll and Testament of Andrew Whit
beck late of the County of Rock Island State of Hi
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he il T.
pear before the County Court of Rocklsian Comfy
the Office of the Jerk CT said Court, in the City
of Rock Island at the February Term. on the third
Monday in February next, at which time all persons
having claims against said Estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. A II persons Indebted TO said Els
tate are requested make immediate payment
the undersigned
Dated this 9th day of January, A D. 1888
THUS. s. SILSIS. Executor.
jan-6-dtd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL

The Voltaic Belt Co Marshall, Mich.
viii send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taie Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men young Or old who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vi
tality, and kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. =
N. B. No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed dec 22-d-w yr.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
THREE OF KIND.

JERSEY CITY, Feb, 19.-Garret S. Boyce,
Edward B Shaw and John n. Beach. de
faultine officers Of the Defunct city bank,
to day plead guilty and were sentenced to
hard labor in the state prison af follows;
Bovce. ten years: Beach, four; Shaw, six
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
GIANT pownER EXPLOSION.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. 19.-John A.
Cartain, foreman. ahd William Taylor.
laborer, Northern Pacific front, were killed
by the explosion of Giant powder. John
Chino G, laborer, was fatally injured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21

Is LEN ~ SSE5AI stFfSN Est5GENtE LIMA,
Its man line rims from Chicago TO Council
Bluffs pacsing through Toilet. Ottawa In sAite
Geneseo, svIoilc, Rock Island. DayenpoTE West
Liberty, Iowa City. Nfareng1. Brooklyn. GT1nreli
Des Moines Che capital of Eowa1, Stuart, ATTAIN
eic, and Avoea with BRANCHES froin buretst
tins Washington Fairfield. Elfpn, Belknap.
EanfraviIle. Princeton. Trenton. SaIlatIn came
ron, I4eavenwoTGh. Atkinson, and Kansas CITY,
WASHINGTON to rsigoaFESev. Cisksteosa, and KNOX
tonsport, independent, Eidon, 0t1s -Inwa EDDY
Vile osISaoosa. Peiia. Monroe, ana Des hoineSs
Newton 70 Monroe; Des NoineS 30 &ndianoia ana
Tvtnterset; Atlantic 10 Lewis and Atduboni and
Railroad, which owns 9Ho operates through
aine from Chicago liz TO the State OF kansas
Through Express Passenger Trains, with PHll-
man Palace Cars attached. are run each zy daily
TOUSCIT, Bluffs, 1sEAT EEw0ITH and ATCHl~
soN. 1hrousTh cars aFeais run between Miiwnu.
kee anf Kansas CITY. via Shs MILWAUKEE, ana
Rock Island short Line
THE Great ROCK IslaudF' is magnihcentfy
ecuipped. Its road bed is simply per1eRe and its
track is laid with steel rails
What will please You most will be the pleasure
OF enjoying your meals. wnlIe passing over tns
beautiful praries of Illinois and Iowa, in one OF
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany HlI
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
meal good ID serVea in any arst-ea&ss nosei.
Apprecistifig the fact that majority OF chs
s.eopie prefer separate apartments for dlneTeHG
purposes tana the Immense, passenger business
OF this line warra1ti5 IT., are pleased 20 an
nouT1ce that this C0F1rany runs Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes and EGt6ce
PULLMAN PALACE CARS gu
COUNCIL. BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY 4
AO Ticket Agents An Ghc United states
For information mot ohEAan@BhS @E ye
"a H. CA BILE.
vice President and Esna &anaeee
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-21
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE Il ST. PAUL.

Trains and 4. Accommodation for oxford June
ton: / and ,, Passenger, for Ceimar.
E d. W. HOLMES Agent