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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
Mothers 5 Spinning Wheel.
Concerning One Article that was Not fol
Sale, and Another which Is Cheap
at Anv Price.

NO, sir. | wouldn't sell yon thatfor any money
that spinning wheel was my mothers. 1t was one
day, when she was singing like a lark. and max
ing the old wheel hum, that my father, then a
ysang medical student, afterwards farmer, fell
in love with her-some fifty years ago"
30 spoke the proprietor of rough bit of farm
land In Ulster county, N. Y, to relic hunter and
mother spinning wheel remained among her
easlidren and grandchildren.
Ny m0iher.n writes Rev. j. Phelps, pastor OF
81 Panlas NJ. &. Church, Chicago, hae used PAR,
HEEH TONIC, and wishes me 10 say faat she has
foand 1t more effective than anything she egel
asea for inyigorating and strengthening the sys;
Ssusat tbilitated by malaria. She desiref me Also
ezEs<3slly to mention the eeftalntv with which il
as0E fndigesfi0n and oyercumes exhaustion.
Ever since the first hoaseh6ld was estAblished
'smether's,' opinion mas been more potent fn
world shan that of judge, jurist or pllysiclAn
Her hand hay always cooled the fever Hn0 hsl
voice has baen filed with hope. With each 3ng's
decline, Parker's Tonic is becoming more desery.
edlY popular with the women who guard alike hus
band and children. It eredcates malarial poi4oT
from the blood, from which there Ii no such wide
| spread suffering.
Please observe: Din rARKERs TONIC isno
an Sat0rscaf tt is eQn1bination Of severni ingre
dients. OF which none siAgly can produce anything
like ita effect Fer KidaeEs Stomach ana Five
troubles n is the standard and unfailing remedy
In two sizes; so cents and 81. The latter ths
| cheaper. Htscox u Co., Chemists. New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26

The election for president of the board
of assessors yesterday was an nninterest-
ing affair A small vote was polled, and
the republican candidate was elected.
The personal popularity of the successful
aspirant had something to do with it; but
probably the fatal mistake was in the
failure of the democratic convention to
speak the mind of the people in regard to
the so-called "bosses" who brought about
the police imbroqlio This had its effect,
too, in the election of school directors
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Estate Of Dion4s Schmid, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed Execu-
trix of heast viii and testamento of Dionis Schmid
late of the county of Rock Island, state OF
Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice that she will
appear before the County Court OF Rock Island
county at the Office of the clerk of said court, in
the city of Rock Island at the December term
on the third Monday in December next, at which
time all persons having claims against said estate
notified and requested to attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted All persons in
debted TO said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this goth day of October, A D., 1883.
FREDERIKA SCHMID,
oct. -d3w Executrix.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26

/, Obscene literature will not be allowed
to be sold or circulated in Montgomery.
Ala, hereafter. Similar municipal legis-
tion throughout the country would soon
tone down the exuberance of certain
class of gross pictorial sheets published a,
New York city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26

Some eastern journalist gives the fol-
lowing version of the story of "Old
Grimes He says; "0ld Grimes was
ianitor of Yale college, was somewhat
eccentric, wore an old brown coat, and
was styled Professor of Dust and Ashes
by the students. After his death one Of
the college rhymsters wrote the stanzas
in question. which were sung by the stu
dents assembled for that purpose on the
roof of the college building"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26

Although General Sherman has fixet
upon November as the day when hi
will turn over the command of the army
to Lieutenant General Sheridan, and vii
at once depart for St. Louis. his future
home, he will not be formally placed up
on the retired list until the sth of mex
February.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26

The Voltaic Belt Ca. Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send DR. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt and Electric Appliances on
trial, for thirty days, to men, old and
young. afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality, and many otter diseases.
See advertisement Ia tbs paper.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
HARn coal sARKET.

Pea coal $500; crate and egg $500;
range, nut and No. 4. $3.50 per ton,
screened and delivered. Brookfield Qor
grates) $500 Blacksmiths' coal, Con
nellsyille coke and charcoal at 1903 Sec
ond avenue. z. G. FRAZER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
Deposits received in amounts OF 81
and Upwards.
SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES.

SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES.
The private property OF the Trustees is respon
sible TO the depositors The olfcersare prohibited
from borrowing any its moneys. Minors aud
married women protected by special law.
OFFIoERs IS. W WaEELocK, President JOHN
GooD, Vice President; C. f. HKMENwAY, Cashier.
TRusTEEs:-S W. Wheelock, Porter Skinner,
C. W. Lobdell, Nelson Chester, n W Candee, c,
4. Grantz, A. s. Wright, C. E. Hemnway. John
Good, j. NJ. Chrtsty c. II. Stoddsrd.
pThe only chartered Savings Rank in Rock
Island Countv aug2dwy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
THE MARKETS

CHICAGO, Oct 25.-Rodiger & McIntyre's
circular of this evening gives tine state OF
the market as follows: Wheat Steady,
with heavy business on call, November, 81 Is
@92kc; December, 9Sx@941sc; January,
94S(@95c. Corn-Dull; November, $3.50
47c; year, 4519p451s; May, 4s@4ssse; Oats
November, 2715012Sc Provisions-Dull and
steady. Pork-January, 10.a5@10 9711SS
lard-January, 81. 25@7. S215. Produce-But
ter was holding firm for.good to fine cream
cry, at 25@29c perpound, and for do dairy at
20(a26c per pound to quite slow for poor to
fair grades at 9@l4c per pound. Eggs-Were
selling readily, and at higher prices, at 23c
for fresh to pc for iee-hoase stock, and 2ic
for picked. Potatoes=Were fair sale for
good to fine early rose at 35940c per bu. to
slow at 25930c for only fair or for mixed
lntg
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 25 -Wheat-Dull; lc
higher; No, ! white, Sl06@107; No. 2 do,
97c; No. . red spot, 81 ol@l .05s4 October, or
November, sl.61; December, $1sO3, january,
S1.05; February, $1.07; May, ST. u, No. 8 red,
93a961xc; No. do ss16e; rejected, 76@7Sc.
Corn-Dull, nc lower; high mixed, 53c; No.
2 cash or October. SIC; November, SOC; De
cember, 4s15c; January, 4S114lc; May. 5lc, re
jected, 4gc; 10 grade, 47c, Oats-Nomlnai /;
No. white. 3i%c; No 2 cash on October,
2slSc; November, soc; December, 3o11lc; re-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
i'IIE DAILY ARGUs.

DAILY ,.......... SO Gents per month
advance, 81 90 win be charged.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25. Wheat-Iiighar hul
slow; No. 2red, S1@1.0l cash, si0Bgl .0O1i
January 81 09s6 a .0911 May; No. 3 red, ,94g5s@ q
g515e. Corn-Firmer and inactive; 4411st
cash, 44ssc October, 4s11c bid November
411Sc December, 41s6(941 &c year, IL nc May
Oats.--Veiy slow; 26ssz @271(c cash, 2Sc No
vember, 27szc December, 26Tsc year, 81 80
314c May Rye-Higher at 81 l115@52c. Bar
y-Unchanged; 50@7Uc. Whisky Steady
at ST. H. Provisions Pork quiet at $il dry
salt meats nominally firm; only JOB trade
done; bacon firmer; long clear, ST. 75lG7 s71S
short ribs, $775; short clear, $S@s. l2115
lard nominal.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
s,hicaga Live stock.

UNION STooK YARDS, Oct. 25-Hog-
Market opens dull, weak and Zoe lower.
Light, 81 50(G5.00 for common to choice and
S. I0Ql5. II for singers heavy mixed pack
ing, 81 .200l4 50 for common to fair, and
S4 5064 90 for fair to choice; heavy shipping,
81 00@5.10 Cattle-Market easy and dull
600 common to fair, $5.00@5 25; butchers.
81 1898 80; stockers, s3.0o@425. Texans,
f3. .50(a4 To-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
Milwaukee.

MnwAUKEE, Oct 25.-Wheat-Hig
cash or October, 9l1ac; November, 9lszc;
December, 93ac; January, Nszc Corn
Steady; No. 2, 46lsc- Oats-Easy; No. 2
BE; white, 30@3l 1Sc delivered. Rye-Quiet;
No. /, SIC. BarIey-Quiet; No. =, Gee; ex-
ira, 51laM51sIc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
Rocz ISLAND. ILLINOIS.

]. W. POTTER. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-26
TRADE.

Rock Island Market
CORRECTED DAILY BY HENRY DARTS SONS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-24

tree, and the grave vas IS dssp as could %
had, becsdse L contained anoSher coffin be-
meath. 0ns Of the sections asked, What
zre we to do whsn parties Insist upon putting
one coffin CD top Of another We have got
20 Do it." Flo was snswered. " Tell them
that the bottom coffin muss then be sunk sui
ficient 80 as 70 Leave four fees Of soil abOYs
the top one. That that il the law, snd you
must obey It" Trustee Nielsen, turning TO
The sexton. added That is iteIsctly-
is what tbs law requires, and no one has a
right to come ia here sad set up d different
law, aud intend to gee that the law IS az
forced. L has moi beea enforced, out must
be hereafter. 1 ocns think, Though, that 10
lasge hiisd-in lois il Is right 10 require the
co5hu 20 be sunk four fest below The natural
surfscen
The sections complain, and Mr.. Nielsen
called attention 30 the fact, that in TIVE 10.
stances bodies il casgets sre set on shelves
n Yautis above tie ground with open graf
ings. through which come offensive odors and
poison the air. He Thought this should not
be allowed, and that these sspulchEes should
Be ssaied Up Dramatically, or the bodies
buried
The results az the whole examination goes
90 verify. with e faw slight exceptions, every
charge a The RECORD UNION, and these are
First, that the Law Of the city requires
bodies 10 be buried beneath four feet Of soil
Second, that this ordinance has beer for q
long Sine utterly igaoTed, and interments
made at much less depth
Third thst bodies buried next to the wall
Of h.led-s0 lots should be plaeed four feet be-
meath the natural, and net the artificial, sur
fscs.
Fourth, shat IL numerous cases these wells
have oIua5led, been undermined broken.
and are not o protection to tie supsr-soil. ard
practically place tie c)flas near the surface.
In the case Of substantial stone walls, this
crsisizn may not apply
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soctAG - pgRseEAE.

H. b. Nash has returned from San francisco.
Horace Edrsd left Tor San Francisco yesterday.
Richard and Howard Kimbrouga are in San Fran
cisco.
William Carey ead his mother have returned from
the springs
Nrs, c. L. Jeasins, Of AlarysviIa, is visiting
friends ia Olkani.
Samuel Gottliah and william Gerber returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
Il. " Atwell (BiH Dadd the scr.be), Of the Stock
ton once q Fed, is in the city
Prof Otto Fleissner has gone on two weeks visit
to San Francisco, Ssnta Cruz and Monterey.
George D. Garess, Of Brighton. left for San Fran
cisco yesterday. BE Will be absent several days.
R. Z. Fulton. editor Of the Reno Gazeite, passed
through last evening from the Bay en- route home
J. Il. Duffy, former resident OF this city, but
now pracucing attorney in Montana left for his
home iast evening
Rev. Dr. Goodwin, OF Chicago who has been on
the coast for several months past f-r the benefit Of
his health, returned East on last evenings train
somewhat improved.
Herbert Carroll, son Of James Carroll, formerly
sresident Of Sacramento, who is student in Cor
nell University. Is spending his vacation in Che
White nouuians instead Of or this coast, IS bore.
t0iore.
Arrived at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
L Asnbro0k Tshgna " T. Lvons Stockton W
Il LUntzenEeiser, Miss 81, A L0ntze0heiser, Grass
Valley; J. G. henderson, Staten Island Geo D.
Magic and daughter, Oakland 3. g. Parlya. Placer.
vil Ino G. Jennings, Jr., Cegeland, O.; T. j.
Barnes, Chicago N. Mcbride Great Bend, Kas.
O. X VIII and wire. BED BuG O. P Richardson,
lincoln f. j Conueily San Francisco
Mrs. T. J. Smith. o, Whatcom, W T, arrived
Tuesday evening and is visiting her sisters at john
L91abeIrs There will be reunion Of eight sisters
and one brother at ETskiu Graer's on Friday 3hs
Till be a remarkable reunion, and The last that
viii probably ever be held two sisters viii re
turn East neat Tuesday evening h. 70. Ran
dali and Mrs John Montgomery. The united ages
Of these sisters amount to s75 years and 1--WE Of
them i've ia our city-3irs John Lambert, Mrs A.
e. @umf0rd, Mrs E J. Myers Mrs. Erskin Greer,
Mrs. lou Bell Mrs. Thomas J. Smith, Of What
com, ". r.; Ars. T. f. Randall, Of Lincoln, Ecb,
and Irs. John Montgomery, Of NJ. Pleasant L.
today
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nRIEg EorEs.

Ta.dsy being legal holiday tae Free Ii
brsry viii be closed.
Yesterday the castings for the iron fence
In fToat OF the city prison were delivered, and
it now begins 10 look IS though the fence VISA
. certainty.
Yesterday sehroea & Co., q tie Phceaiz
Flour Mills. shipped l. COO barrels Of -four to
Port Costa. TIE q ,us viii be Feshipped at
that point for England.
James Barber. an inmate Of the State
Prison st 4 lsom, committed suicide Wednes
DAY. De was committed from Solano county,
and had been deranged for ssyersl days.
The toels left on tho steamer Apache on
Sunday By the thief who si0ls 500 ia silver
and LEFT as Clarksbcrg, bslo8ged 20 J. "
B0Fd, an employs q tha railroad gh0ps. and
wsse stolen from there on Sunday bit.
The olain-gaug hss fer several days psst
been doing ezcsilept work IN and srouu1
Agricultural PARK. The wallis and fences
ara FL being whitswashed. Some Of tie
prisoaers handle the brush IN s style lhas
would be snvied by arr best artists.
c. T. Jones hss procured writ Of haboss
corpus in the case OF Fred. a. Preston, the
murderer OF Barney Feensy. The writ is
made rsturnsb,e IN the Woodland Court or
Monday next, and was nadein order 10 b.
NNAH bftii - tJ914bAFt ~ tts AUAtaiut-urs
The Temperature received BIZ Sergeant
BaFwick, yesterday noon, is as follows for
the places named Olympia, 660; Portland,
GO; ROsebuEg, COZ; Me1dociuo, co.; Red
Bluff. 81; Sacramento, 7A'; San Francisca,
co.; Los Angeles, 19': San Diego, ~; Salt
Lake, So; Cheyenne, 79'; Denver, SO; North
Platte "a; Omaha ~, ana Deadwood, d.
e., AZ.
Mr.. T. A. E5el and lady friend ysstsr.
day prepared and ssut to Sac-anecto Cor
mandery, K. T.. ~ San Elaleis3o, vary
handsome sad slsbo:s ely f.isi { lral piace
1t IS an outsprsad butterfly, md measured
nearly two feet from tip TO tip. Mrs ]amea
!, Fsitsr ana her dsushtsr. A{rs AiNs, alza
sent EeE6sona standard HofaJ design, sioa
vita rae h9wets.
&. i. Masters, IF this city. has just re-
eeiyed a pstsns or al adjustable ck hinge.
It consists n certain improvements Ia tie
pawi-8nd cstchss naecaanism by which it OF
erates. Tho object Of the invention is to
provide ussful hinge for screen and ineide
1oora, wiudcwhhnds, gates. ETC., which sle
required 20 be held open temporarily. By
this new iinge door can be placed in any
position and instantly secured rs BY q t5cE, /
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TQ MY oLn eArRCNs.

3 STILL OFFER Ny VALUABLE SERVICES II
III you are 30 unfortunate 50 to Eeouirs tsera.
Wish . mind insured and srriehed by ssud5sg O. a.
advanced order, osu safety 10Y That hsrU % hsrfy
dtssa3e In the catalogue q human LIS that cs1.
not tTcat 10 saceese1-I isaue.
T.ADLES--f am aiNnYp rozdy 70 sasias vcr re
PCS. knowledge has been iBGfsase3 by extensive
experience ] an aoW abs 70 treat you with ths
certainty y SUCCESS. No ease peculiar 70 yous dali
ssie organism is beyond my sure control.
by Female Monthly Medicines are Superior - znp
offered berstotere and ,l DO warranted to have tbs
desired effect II al c4ses
Those Of the public who need tuy ssrvices can d.
pend upon gsntlcmanly, honorable acd scientific
treatment 81 reNsonAble rates.
address particularly tAoEe who have besT IN
iured ~ youthful indisCTetions, snd those Waa
have contracted local disesses.
Persons afflicted can, if shsy prefer consuh Es
by letter, detailing tie s7ulp.oRa CT tho d,7esss y
sfoloe, and receive medicine oy express with fuli
inssrlctons. Az letter. must be diroet0d e T. q,
SosssiiYN, i. D., 22s Suffer street, San FrAneas-
CO. Cd.
Cure Narrated n al esass, o. no pay requlraf.
e,'1ule lions, personally or ~ letter, sgaas Sc 4
loz ace1. Comfortable ayaFtsuents 5or patia1e e
Iay inanuary lwfea ecslteaA Rit1 experienced
nuTscS.
Consultation Par.ors, 2gi susaes sirset sdiointr5
the gug As,i's GtristisB AHaoaaac1 Sriiesu-.
05iee hours From A. i. &c Sf,E.
~ Uspson8a Anngs - nay 0&iec,
Fgrchase ICY ksaay On Physiology and heIFia4s
For sale by al aoSsoeaitra-
iass4ss SBsEGYS, =. Z.
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PASSENGER LISTS.


0zsHA, August zSd.--Passed here to-day, 70 ar
rfge IN Saela uiento August fTth c. W. NJ smith s.
Selig, Mrs c. u. Johnson snd child, Alex Delmar,
san Francisco; ars R. F. Thomas Berkeley. Cal
Airs. L. Il. Davis, Rivsrton, \. j., john W. Ward,
Jersey City; Rev. Y. G Hart, Naukin, China Mrs.
A. Z. Duncan and child, Los Angeles " f. An.
derson, omaha.
NEBHAfr, August Passed here to-day, to
Chicago; Thomas harris Arizona; H. a. Good,
New Mexico; @. =. Sawyer, philadelphia; n ii.
Poole Mys. NaSdehsm, Henry Geise, A. @. Lerey,
&-s, a. Gillespie Los angeles; a, Mass, \. H. Chit
teuden San Francisco; John Brown, James Long,
Tpcsoq Mrs. I. Noses and daughter. Tombstone
Isaac Poiheulus, Yuma Il. T. stephens, Sau re-
faeL
CAR1iS, Angus; 2Sd.-Psssci here to-day, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow P johnson, San
Francisco; w. s. Greene snd lady, Boston Mrs j.
Aiken, Chicago j. B, jenkins, Buffalo D. Legal
let, san Francisco A. YIibeis, New York; J. c.
Tbeiss, 0aklsud Nm. Hipz, son Francisco Miss
GTuber, Germany j. ". Robertson and lady, Wi
lows, Cal, Miss Kate James, Morrison, 80; D. J.
Norton, jr., Chicago Miss Winnie Crawford, salt
Lake Father Cusbpahan, Ogden Fred. Brown,
Butte, b. r. Il. 2. Teschemaoher San FTarcisco /;
Joseph Akefhery and lady, Pittshwg L. E. Chase
Qrlihs, Neb; Z. s Tiehenor, New York Philip
Pierce Los Angeles; Gus. Reilly, Boston, Mass;
1ra y. hefispn Aeargsi,a G. l.. Baxter and lady,
Vest Virginia a. J. McRea Vermont; Gus B.
Robbins and lady, Utica, n. p; D. 5. jackson and
lady, Sacramento, Cal q. c. Glney, Colorado W
Aling, Conn; Mrs Malone. Omaha Mary Rank
Virginia City, Mont John Bgrne, ElK0, New; 161
emigTant passengers, including III males to arrive
"a Sacramento August 255h.
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4 SOLID GOLDEN sHow-WHAr GOLD
LsAF CosTs.-Not one man In FIVE hundred
thousand hiss shy idea Whist It costs monster
show ike John Robinson's which exhibits in
Sacramento, September 81, 10 regild the nam
notb ohariots, vars, dens. ta5ieau cars ard
eli the bright azd differing statues which en-.
kanes the sttractiFeness Of his big ten
shows, snd psople viii open thsir eyes
VITA woudr end astonishraeag whom they
learn that the fabulous sum Of SIG, 800 zss
sxpenGed tor gold leaf alone to regild the
monster show.
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De. c. ". BENsos's Celery and Chsmc.
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure and
will cure headache of all kinds, Neuralgia,
nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved and in
aoyaed by physicians.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-24

No scRoIvLous infection can resist the pu.
rifying power Of Ayers ssfaaparina. Sold
By an druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-24

RErIABLE help for the weak, nervous ard
ds5ihtabed dyspeptic sufferer found in Browns
Iron Bitters.
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The RECORD. UNION IL for sale
uPon all trains going from and com.
ing % Sacramento, at FIVE GENTS
pei. COPY. ask f5r & on The tzain
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THE HoRsFoRD Almanac AND Cook BOOK
msileG free on application 70 the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, +, /.
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CHILLs, fever, sgus and weakness are cured
BY Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic. Ask for
Colden's, of druggists.
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~ a pins Of the fnast ink for families or
schools can be made freIn tea.osnt package
OF Diamond Dye. Try them.
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A printer who worked at che case,
Hurt his arm in q type setting race,
BE had to quit work,
Sc. Jacobs OIL DID jerk
The psin clear away from its base.
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TEE COScLAYE While n q q old timers
are having 2 great jubilee at tie Bay, aud
spending their money with uhwonted prodi-
.gality, aad witnessing the ponp and parade
and displsy Of gaady tinselfy, their prudent
viyes, with an e1eTcise Of Tar greater com.
mon ssuae and an eye to economy, ara attend
Ing tbs stu greater attractions at tie Red
Houas, and saving money in the purchase Of
sUch articles OF wearing apparel OF such goods
a. s-e needed for the family use. This IL m
as5 q deception, misrepresentation aad the
to9aug q 0aas Own horn IS The rule 20
suoa 81 ext at that every thing ssij, printed
OK written is taken With allowance and looked
upon With suspicion, an9 inczedalisy is uni
vsIs7l; but 81 wa ask q an iuape ssiOn of cur
goods, and . visit 70 our store viii surely con-
vince you Is she fact that Ire srs ssiliag far
oslo| ooss % uauussctare. Beautiful silks,
selling Tor less shan. she siik.worms could ST,
fosd t. chew the mulberry leaves from which
the six Is made Blankets for less thsu the
psstaTage Jst 70 fssd the sheep upon whose
backs shs Tool graw. Kid gloves for less
tlan y ceat 10 pay the usn Tor GkinBiug the
goat trenl the skin q which the gloves we're
m1Ga. oh5eungs Tor less than il cost 50 tics
ete sable lab0rer 70 pick the cotton from
which she muslin Tzs Woge. Without exRg,
GRAFTON, 10 fact, We are ulshls 70 express the
whole truth IA regard TO ths extent Of our
present stock Of goods and tbs prices at
which trey are now going. In addition to
the msmmoth stock at oil timeg carried, we
have just added an extensive bankrupt stock
of Nathsn 4 Co Under tbs weight CT this
immense additional supply orr shelves and
ezra tables fairly cTssk. As ia always our
practice when We purchase ray below aotual
vslus, we have always given our eustomsEg
The advantages IN Cur purchases, simply ad
ding q percentage spfncient TO pay Us for
handling; therefore, the feas. is for you, the
baDaues is spread and 81 you have 70 DO Ia 20
Gems and pattske. and we VIII guarantee to
please every palate, Enumeration Of stock.
or tisk Of Pficas, gould bs sUi5aFfiueu OF
this occasion, Les It suffice to say that cur
ssosg is simply Immense, full aad camplsss.
and embraces goods Of every Yariety, and al
shas is needed is for yDu to see and be more
thsn COS vinesd. II sou are in need Of aug
ziud Of goods give tie Rcd House a visit
withouf fail, While this surplug stock is go
ms is your time 10 purchase.