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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
fagMEGS AND FO1-HUNTERS.
Hom The sroridence Press

Trog The xTorideHce Press
The farmers Oh the Island OF hhode lsiand
- s<<sed OF mean conduct because they attempt TO
srd heir property against the attacks OF lAWiess
"a mol As cruel heartless as insoleRt as any
nus a Bowery ruffaus For several years the farmers
q ~ Island have been obliged 10 submit 70 the over
niue aud undertrampliug by packs OF hounds ana
ls a.r Win sa Ss see se roisS sosD erops
y,,sd douexfic s stampeded an run down
~ IL nerc sport o. hing
II "a farmer r., t.ad Eth the pack OF dudes, 1t
- endered sn insult, and they turned their horses
Ne fio yards, and through and through Flower beds
~ Riens for the mere pleasure OF spollng ana pc
esssSty had been ~s,Saen to-" The people generally
ne 5ut faint idea what the farmers have suffered
uitsnds OF thee maranders. II other rufians unsup-
pu1kj by lat purses had rode ronghSod through the
~ "a thtse nave they would have been Jailed long
~ Bai IN the present case there Is no redress The
ss4<ls have 10 oney 10 b2ht those who nave nothing
tssnd II they huG thOusaDd dollars viii make slow
hallway against "a !liiOn. The o. ~ hope Is III The
SAie-in uht Law, and until thai Is passed
re i4z1ner must depend upon himself
Tie Newport CORES pOndent OF The World speaks OF
. unseen distractions placed ia the way. unseen ."
probably saving word for the correspondent. Sup
pc taey we're unseen Has not farmer right 10
fSet shat be peases his fanny Must all his farm
movements lie conducted with the purpose III view OF
kxonlodatiag the sport OF TOW des-of men VINO carry
nes a,dn h debauehery 10 such an extent that inc
gu @Sewfort was scandaized by the drunken Orgiesf
Ass tas iaGer the island OF Rhode Island become
MsSal .. his inferlOrsl Unseen Distractions, indeed
re Wonder Is that tue farmers Lave not marched rh
VII saognn that they have not covered their farms
sHa pitfalls and sharp toOthed bear traps, and laid
hasee virc snares.
t there another hope OF dciiv rance aud that Is
ksfoe wire Il the state will protect the farmers
Meed wire will II usef ia sufficient quantities No
shal poeyen dandy-legs on horseback VIII medGle
Nns bsI5ei wire fence more than once Ito! farmers
Y NE Island Rhode Island, put up barbed wire
k1s make The barhs loot long, stretch them every
SAeie, ana When considerably eighty men and
t1eA On horseback 10 ride over your cornhelcs,
ee word that e NAV be present at the battle OF the
e'S> and the barbs. We stake everything OH the
WA lie hunt Friday Was noteworthy " on an
ss .esesnt Two pigs joined in aud were IN at the
Va Ihis o mistake the part OF the pigs. Ihey
w siampeied and hurried along bat is soon
e1ssaru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
A COLLEGE FETCH.

:, froia Tie burlington Hdl0keys
y vas September, 1879. Inc tram that bore
- AASz.Ds 10 college oausat him away from IAe arms
=. nobtr ard the kisses OF his sisters. Very gluIn
tssl ~ ~
Az iav!" he growed, " donkare to 20. nuther, 50
sue usel DOgg0ne TIE coolidge II don't 90 no
r. a. wol't know 10 more wen l come back than
ss..sth g. away. ia druiber drive team r learn
~, ~ seaeisin' bod fetcn the thing. anyhow
40 ios3 Ambrose Hawkins returns 10 Lls auc-s-
assA o. the farm. His family weep for joy. All
49, eueface him he steps from the train Ambrose
E,,sl gales nxe.ly al tnen through the Ole win
:. s.-i includes one eye, aDd deca5ely extending
.s.aks.sfof them u grasp he uurmurs:
-, sthaw! gently, my dean feliaI, gently; easy
o. nlgs, &c kaaw; bless you, me ma;haH-Ow, no.,
~ Kiss you wnen NC CT home. ye knaw; how do,
A. soiL3w well, Dcss me SOUL Oni aw, I've Tor
80 ne boys name. lstai dear, VIII you kindly
Ia a.se iawses raw me boxes 10 tue luggage lnaws-
- ~ AVIS taa-this the vehicle Z"
h = - lle 6ay home the Old man didn't say word,
~ ~ Drove AID thought, aud Thought ana drove,
~ s-~s al That night lie ia, up twisting hickOies aud
q -9A 70 soak IN tae watering trough down By the
0.><- !, Ahd ne ioid ue ghDOr next morning that
n a'sucis Adams was rigai, aaG tGat no had
II, rs yessgs OF college lsrning 20 unlarn fer Booze
~ eoald hOlieF NJ yoke OF steers Ike lie Used
r,~.s 10y seemed TO be comm round ali rgnt, and
~~~sr12 DC u DO, OWN by"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

.As7se77sc. white Extra &C." 7ass7lsc; Extra &C." TO
TIC; 60" 6i2e87sc. Yellow. 6e6ssc.
STEARlNE-Lard Stearne quiet and held firmly CITY.
1l911 Oleomarrerne Stesrne active and offered
lower quoted 10iac.
TALLOW-Quie Prime City quoted
80 sales 10000 u, &c.
TEA-At the auction Fired japan WIS shade
easier; Pan Fired slightly higher ooona steady In
oil $3.50 pkgs sold Including the following Moyune
geria 1880 2t Gnnpowder sSS4c vag ian
l0al3c 100 Congou q ao22ac. ooong72G Fornosa' 20
eS5c; 6S7 Annoy l2lse17c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.-l23O {. m-Cot1on dull Mid
sng CplaDds sd, OrleanA % d. SAleS oOO' bAAes
INCLUDING l0OU sosoIiAtol anJ EXPORT receipts,
balas Including bales American Futures-U piAnns
low sidanng CLAUSE september ana October delveIy ou
also gs..u; october ana November osnvery 9%Iu 10
delivery. oSs4d. 40 DooeniOoI anu
Jannarv denyerV 65sad.s January ana February
s1a.a- do. February aud Marco denserV o"aAu
steady. ,s.
iryERPoot. Aug 29.-2OO m.-Cotton-rns sAss vi 'n'
day included 5,<uO bales American ~.
a.tvusrox Aug 29.-Cotton steady Midd1ng. 49,
tSx MIolunc vi.c Ornniry 5i1lec; net rese'pe-
ns,.s Tr,s. exports 10 bfo&h btiIHn-
80. "a scaaaa palsS u tas coauasa~ - s~1ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

-, n have the complaint made more
mous' certain was granted yesterday by Chief
6saoie sn1 in the suit brought by Hunter. Keller
judge ss j. Dunning TO recover about $4,000 as
o. sssin,o r en- alleged wrongful conversion OF certain
p'.~s Ssot;on was made yesterday before Justice
,,,s saoreme Court, Chambers, for an order OF
fOs ss,ust F,lesDerto culde,ro Paer Leme Issued
srsR 49, =, suit by the Bank Of Brazil TO recover
was csr II ine sssSres and sa
nred that nc W. c7tv He was arrested on his arrival
% s% last and IL default 6 81 Hs
POM .,,,ieation was made yesterday by Chief
AL qhr,,ck for an order vacatng the order OF ar
Juase .assd recently by Judge oGorman against
r's' Momanus. the defendant in suit brought py
Csss Brogan to recover $4,000 as damages nor
Bsrnaru ander II was argued that tne unuertaklng
90 aegeo &c nlap; on obtaining the order OF arrest
fyssn ~ 4 been properly executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

TO the Uhaunes bales coass~is& z,oS0 essoS JAW
LlO7 Dalss STOCK. 12,5Ud bales
Npw.omsaxs Auz 29.-OottoD quiet, Middiiax s!cs
Low Mdanr Os,ac, SDrsc.. ueh receiDtsS
ASS bales gross Sl7 haes; exports cosst"ise i;l1z
bales: to France bales: 10 the ConuuenI o sses
bales. saios LOO DaioS zst ovo~
ing l2l halas 80. 81 DAlee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
REAL ESIAIE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. August 20. 1883
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS



NETWORK cIrE
l22l.s. s. 37 II OF lstave. l6xlO0ll Jennie .sson
Hetiman and husband 10 susan liannon soovv
Same nroDerty; Charles -impso To malta SIMPSON.
Iu0th !, n a 3537 II Q Of 3d-aye, in.1xS.oi-ufeg
u arr susan Harmon and husband " jennie oe| n ooa
Lot is msp Of fordham Ridge; Met Real Estate .oo
Association to sol Levy. NV
Lot IL on klm-aye, 6OxlUO Andre" "ieser
same property. Jacob fioos TO Theresa Mieser;;;;
Bank 81, No 3d. Florence r stuiss 70 Na'nAi'"o ls
slstst 1878 Of 9th ave. lS9xsss; John 20 o.o
Camerden samuel Corse A''
79th.st @ LexngtonaSe ioxo-.<s y
Preer aud wife TO J Monleath
same property John Montoath 70 aug y5,srn
Broome-st 40 55i; Daniel WILLIAMSON W S'"" 5000
.ms nrap.Tty F61 X;rss 70 Mary wlismon eo
| lstaye s. 1858 Il Of slthst zo1oo 'Nooo I6,6O0
ir 10 J 5ehmitt. III M ,S,,isr 1870
sauna property; Henry scEmit 20 An1ony sarv
UniSersity Place OF isth;s,: S'.sAso 5000
q, Sini'n " i.SS n Of I44ttsL 26xI0V; LOUISE
80 nronsrIv "A Interest; Phhp he'h""i"'
wts to Loa G jerlach. Ran.
same propsrty. 3 interest same " ea'H'
PSI AZ lig6 Il OF ith.ave lGrlooli Geo $3.50
sctaber and wife TO Il Jehe
Rivns 80 20; Barbara Fred"." ana 2SocG
42dst 100 nv Of ,oth Ave: s Ion'oo' 5000
Z. Mil ,sock % in Hell Gate ." Jonn CiArk W Ec
Voetta Gibson and another a. Ionr
,oahst 1859 oil eth.Ave, 3ooko"Ai '"'u an oo0
irlI Ard wife MuLaly oSs""~
Iaxiugton ave- "a OF ll3tl-st zV.lIA'oAV n
BIumgar and wife TO Bertha pe~ne-----'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

. number Of pictures and mrrors, al OF : GATE os
traits OF several Chinese merchants with whom Girard
carried buness There 10 considerable space aken
ND with other relics Of 9irards wonderfully success
mercante and huge pile OF chests stored In one
contain the business letters and snip account
covering great many years of business life. large
collection Of lcdeers Journals and other
mercantile literature is also preserved and occupies
prominent position in the These and scores OF
other interesting objects such the family crockery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
EuRnPEAN MAEKETs

IIyERPOOf. 29.-Bacon. Cu nOsFiAIi CI fSt slort
Hp 40 10 Mess 90 ~ Ia Nossrh - bsrl'
Primo estera 45Od. Jnssss neriell lps1 4Hou luI
pentlue spirit. 3uJi fr0uhOds- Lafl 4lJs Der GU
American Brsaistd ts--Corn 1fIa or New hlfei e,L
casa psroBILS tr Cliltpraif No H. o'iS
SOLD for anfofaIl No. slDi 2tii 10 tSi siitSr Sth
7COd Jl1ailL bdttsr bbJJi i'c fopi oti
lndla Ness
LONDON Aug. 90 5Drts riros1ulA 32si; Ct; i'st
per IIa- rluos DO J,t oSL asiisl Psbeoe u AZ
v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
o,-pr c,1.EYpARs-AUGUsT 80.

W ,oupr CHANGERS Before Potter J:=Nos;
srrssf sS i5I l59. ia, 2OS ISL 2aZ' z4s %A'' '0
IS "a ze so,ouRr-sPKcIAL TERM-Beore Donohue j.
10 ecnoo1sr-sPRcIAL TERMBeiore sedswcx j.
xecseedar A SPECIAL TEax-BefOre Wan Brunt j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

sAvAxxAH Aug 20 Cotton quiet; Nit dn r,, MI
Low Nlddling ordinary ooc-i ne loolv''',
- nale,: gross AZ DleA eNPJTt, cOlNNsi o"-
BALES W tho CoatincHL - DaoS 10 SI"Al Dii.-' 40
Daie. sa.oa ~ Usos. oAass s.oo~ ''s"
pAlsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
STATE OF TRADE

The refined market is duh at The moment, with n
bid and 76sc asked for refined oil In New-forh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

Ngw-YoRK, Aug. 29
Another dull and featureless market was
the record OF the petroleum speculation to-day The
estimates made by good operators regarding the IN
crease OF production in the oil fields conflict
ing that 1t Is not worth while to reproduce the figures
The market quayered between 81 OCH aud 81 07'a ana
after decline to 81 06sa suddenly Iahed to 81 O7iG
Manipulation was evident IN the final dealings, but
whether general local-wbcthert meant higher
prices to sell prices TO buy unsolved
problem. The market closed without character but
as regards figures IL was strong
The range OF prices and the total dealings were a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

There was no business in State bonds. but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

MINES AND MINING.

sA1gslr ras rryly7 gvortv7G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
AUGUST 20. 1888.


TIE GEN ERAL LIST
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
BARNUN's BLAZE.

CHICAGO, June 6.-An alarm was
turned in at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning,
caused by the discovery that Barnum's
circus was on fire The department re-
spOnded quickly, but before any engines
were brought into action the destruction
of the main tent was complete. Several
streams finally played On,the blaze, and
succeeded in preventing the spread of the
fire to the adjoining canvas, under which
were the. cages of wild beasts The
flames ran up the canvas to the center
poles in twinkling, and gorgeous
scene was presented on the lake front in
a few minutes, Michigan avenue for
blocks being as light as day, while the
shipping lying in the harbor was clearly
outlined The canvas and guy ropes
being destroyed the center-poles were
precipitated to the ground, crushing the
private boxes and carrying the fire in
among the reserved seals entailing their
almost complete destruction The night
watchman in charge of the stable tents
was apprised in time to enable the
hostlers TO lead out all the horses quietly.
The wild animals had all been locked uI
for the night, and as they could not see
the flames were in no sense panic-strick
en-, although the smell of smoke appeared
to excite some of them. The actua
property loss is $15 900 or $16,0 900, with
insurance.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Rodiger & Cos market
letter of this evening says: At the opening
this morning wheat was almost unsaleable,
and although the official quotation gives
81. 1924 as the opening for July the first sales
we saw were at |, l2Ss. 1t seemed plain from
the class of brokers who We're ham
mering the market that a determined
effort was being made to break it. At the
decline, however orders came in to buy, the
rush to sell was checked, and prices com
meuced to improve slowly unbl the market
had fully recovered a cent, at the close this
noon July selling at 81 l3sz On the call
prices advanced further, with sales of
July at Sl14, the closing being at
81 1871 Roche was a heavy buyer dur
ing the morning hours, and a little in
cidert which came to our knowledge makes
us think that certain other houses who were
most Instrumental in breaking the market,
thanks to Roche, did not succeed in getting
all the wheat they wanted to buy at the decline
A determined effort was made this morning
to break corn, which was however only par
TALLY successful In spite of heavy receipts
which were again over 800 cars, orders were
50 numerous to buy that the market stopped
| at 56Mc for July, and closes firm. Provisions
were demoralized this morning, owing to the
lard controversy, but rallied sharply towards
noon, and closed strong on the call.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
A Mouth Fall of Diamonds

From the Philadelphia Times.
" Diamond dealers have very hard
time of it TO keep up with the schemes
constantly evolved by sharpers to rob them
exclaimed a lieutenant of police There
is a new scheme called the tongue rack
ct, II is in my judgement, one of the
finest ever conceived
How is it worked
g By two thieves-a man and woman,
who usual assume the role of husbandand
and wife. The pair drive up in a carriage
before the jewelry shop they have selected
and alighting, they enter the door The
man always appears very aged and infirm
and leans heavily on the wOmans arm for
support A pair of crutches even hei0h
ten the effect. Reaching the diamond
counter the old man seats himself He is
too weak TO stand. His arms are evident
ly partially paralyzed and hang limp by
his side lie asks TO see seme loose dia-
m0nds The clerk holds the tray very
close to the mans eyes because his eye
sight is 50 poor. Having no use of his
arms and hands the clerk even takes up II
gem that he can truthfully commend and
shows it to the prospective purchaser The
tray is set before the old man, but the
clerk eyes are Iivited upon the gems of
course, Several paper packages of the
brilliauts are opened. Clearly the old man
is selecting memorial present. Ultimate
ly several packages are spread out on the
tray Perhaps hundred or more dia-
monds. The nearsightedness Of the old
man increases He leans even further ov-
er, and. with his face close to the gems,
gazes tiXedly on them. Just at this Junct
ure the woman, with an ecstat.C eXclama
ton, points to some prominent article in
an aiaC ent case on the wall behind the
clerk Instinctively the eye of the sales
man follows the direction indicated. One
| instant is enough The thiets tongue
meanwhile has been thrust into one of the
parcels OF diamonds, and as quickly with
drawn into his mouth with three Of four
of the gems adhering TO it, The theft
can only be detected by weighing the par
| eel or counting the gems. This is rarely
resorted to. as no suspicion is excited, The
next move on the part of thieves is TO Sc.
lect a couple of gems and order them set
or to order them sent c. o. D. to any
address in a respectable locality thatoccurs
10 their minds. Then they enter theil
carriage and drive away.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
IOWA DEMOCRACY.
The State Convention Convened in Des
M0ines, To-Day.

DEs MONIES, June 6.-The attendance
at the Democratic state convention here
to day is the largest in the history of the
party in the state. There are active con
tests on the nomination for governor and
supreme Judge B. F Hall and C. A.
Clark preemptorially decline to be candi-
dates for governor 1t is admitted that
either would be nominated If he would
allow it. The friends of S. G. Kinne and
W, H. Merrill are working their hardest,
with the Kinne men very confident of
success, but Burton, the only opposing
candidate, has apparently much strength
to day, and tonight there is another
movement on foot to nominate ex Senator
Merrill, of Clinton, for Governor. and to
defeat Hayes Merrill and Hayes are from
the same county, but the truth clearly is
that the convention is'at sea as to both of
these officers, with part of the delegates
unpledged or undecided,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

One of the Guiteau jurors has become
insane
A statue of Garabaldi has been un-
yelled at Caprera, Italy
The general convention Of Sweden
borgians is in session at Boston, Mass
The high license men elected their
candidate for Mayor at Champaign, Ill
A statue OF General Zach Taylor is
shortly to be unveiled at Louisville, KY.
Gambling has been prohibited, by
proclamation Of thesmayor, in Dodge City,
Kansas
A reduction of two dollars per ton
has been made in the price of pig iron in New
York
There is no prospect as yet of re-
sumption of work in the Bellevilie, Ill, min
ing district
A ceiling walker was fatally injured
by the breaking Of strap, at indianapolis.
He fell twenty-five feet.
Lord Colaridge, lord chief justice Of
England is shortly expected in this country,
where he will remain until the first of No
vember.
An ordinance has been passed by the
Milwaukee council, over the mayor's veto,
permitting saloonkeepers to appeal their cases
to the council when licenses are refused OF re
voked
Mrs NJ r. Brown, of Kearney, Neb.,
charged Upm the evidence of her son with
having killei | X. 6omers, with whom she
had been living and to whom she was soon to
be married, IN order to marry another man.
In the United States circuit court al
st Louis Judge Treat rendered a decision
which throws open the manufacturing OF
barbed wire to all companies, and also the
right to make or use the machines for manu-
featuring the wire
Total values of exports of petroleum
and petroleum products in April, 1888, were
81, l72 492; April, 1882, 81, lS6, ,955 for the ten
months ending April 80, 1883, S35, 1876, ,S65; fol
the corresponding period of the preceding
year, S+2, ,394, Pig,
Part of Barnum'5 circus tent was
burned at Chicago about O'Clock in the
| morning, and at II O'Clock same morning ht
| had it replaced with new one, and gave hi
usual evening performance His loss is esti
mated at S}0,0O0
At the inquest into the Brooklyn
| bridge disaster, The testimony Of Martin tn
| superintendent, and Stranahan, trustee
! amounted TO a declaration that there was nC
| practicable way of preventing loss of life Oh
| the bridge In case of panic
In the execution of the decree ISSUED
| by Gen. Garihalh when dictator. the cham
! Der OF deputies OF Italy has approved the bill
| providing that S0000J lire be annually in
Guided in the budget to compensate famihe
ruined by pillage at the hands Of the Bour
| bon troops in 1919 and 1863
\ new Presbyterian congregation
formed for the purpose OF erecting churcl
in the northwest section of Washington City
! has filed with the recorder of deeds a certifi
cate of Incorporation as the Church of th
Covenant, with the names of the followin;
as trustees: Justice William Strong, Justic
Stanley Matthews Gardiner g. Hubbard, w
Nj. Gait, William Ballantyne, Claudius B
Jewell James f Fitch, Rear Admiral Samue
P. Carter and Reginald Fendall James G
Blaine Is one OF the prime movers
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an attachment writ No 1851, issned
ont of the clerk office of the circuit court of Rock
Island county, and state Of Illinois, and to me di-
rected, whereby / am commanded TO make the
amount of a certain Judgment recently obtained
against Daniel Daney in favor of Edwin H. John
ston, out of the lands, tenements goods and chat
tells of said defendant, Daniel Daney, have levied
upon the following property, to wit: the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter of section
20, twp l9, mr., two east 4th p. m, in Rock Island
county, Illinois; therefore according TO said com
mand, shall expose for sale, al public auction, all
the right, title and interest of the above named
Daniel Daney in and to rhe above described prop
erty, on Thursday the Fourteenth day of June,
1883, at Two O'Clock p. m at the north door of the
court house in The city of Rock Island in the coun'
ty OF Rock Island ana state of Illinois, for cash in
hand, TO satisfy said execution and fee bill.
Dated at Rock Island, this 25th day of May, A
D. 1888 j. NJ. RETICKER
Sheriff Of Rock Island County.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
M. M. CORBETT.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Solicitor in Chancery and
IL Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and collec.
tions ofice, Buford's Block, I'd avenue, oyel
Bakeris Jcwelry store. nov-0dly
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06

An emigrant on Union Pacific tram
going West recently. kept screaming out
in his sleep, Take my money, but spare
my life" The other passengers thought
he had nightmare. and considered him
a nuisance. but it turned ont that the old
fellow had $4,000 on his person and was
so nervous about it that every time be
dropped to sleep he dreamed some one
was robbing him, and kept calling out
Take my money, but spare my life. "
The otherpassengere were willingto settle
on those terms.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
Sherif's Sale,

By virtue OF All Execution and Fee Bill No.
5642 issued out of the clerks Office of the Circuit
and to me directed, Whereby | am commanded to
make the amount of a certain judgment recently
obtained against James Kane in favor of Margaret
Kane, ont of the lands, teuements goods and chat
tells OF the said defendant, James Kane, have lev
led upon the following property to-wit lot seven,
"a, IN block four, a., Ia Towards addition to the
city OF Rock Island Therefore, according to said
command, | shall expose for sale, at pnblic auc-
ton, all the right, title and interest of the above
named James Kane in and to the above described
property, on Saturday the 2nd day of June, 1883,
at O'Clock p. m, at the north door of the court
house in the city of Rock Island. in the county of
Rock Island, and state of Illinois, for cash in hand
10 satisfy said Execution and Fee Bill
Dated af Rock Island, this l4th day OF May, A.
D.. 1888. j. NJ RETICKER,
Sheriff Of Roek Island County.
may-14 4d2N
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-06
BuckIen's Arnica Salve,

The greatest medical wonder Of the worlt
Warranted to speedily cure burns. bruises
cuts, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores, can
GERS, piles, chilblains, corns, letter, chap
ped hands, and all skin eruptions, guaran-
teed to cure in every instance, or none.
refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale b,
Hartz & Rahnsen.