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The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. De,

CHICAGO, Dec l.
Allan Mcintyre & Co IS market circular
of this evening says the markets on the
board Of trade were weak to-day. Wheat
December, opened Tic, closed 2ss3c,
May, opened 81 &c, closed Sosc CoraS
Strong; year opened Sdhc, closed Sfs5c;
May, opened S72Sc, closed S71<c; January,
opened and closed 35}sc Pork-January,
opened Sl1.S0, clio ed S1l 62}5. Lard
January, opened Sc: g251a, closed Sd. s71a
Live Stock-1he Union Stock Yards re-
ports the following range of prices: Hogs
Market opened quiet, hut later became dull
and declined 5@10c; light grades, Sa9o@
4.35; rough packing, S4009425; heavy
packing and shipping lots, 81 425@450.
Cattle-,Market steadIer; common to fair,
s40O@500; medium to good, S.. 1895 %;
exports, So 30@6 %; butchers, S300tQS rs;
stockars, SS0OG4.25. Sheep-Market steady
common to fair, s2O0@250; medium to
good s., 75@S 25; choice, s. 30(9425
Produce: Butter-Fne creamery, a6@
2sc; good fresh dairy l4Ql6c; fair to good
packing, SQloc. Eggs-Firn; fresh h-iaid, 2SQa
24c; best icehouse, 22c; picked, 1S@90c. Poto-
toe,-Good to choice early rose or peachblow,
3S@40c. Hay-Good to fine timothy, S9@ll,
and do prairie, $S@l0 per ton Apples
Fair to choice, sL50i92 50 per bbl
New York.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4
Wheat-1s@$lc lower, heavy; fairly
active trade; No. l white, nominal; No 9
red January, S215@s315c; February, s. y
MS5%sc March, size: A,ril, Sg%sc; May
9l14@91c. Corn "a ened 1s@hc wer
laUar, aivau ed A@9c; mixed western
spot, 4'@5jc; future, 400 @5 &c. Oats 4
GQlc lower; duil; we tern 32M31c Pro-
visions-Beef quiet and unchanged Pork,
a.. tk u, III
aud easier; steam, So.
ST. Louis.
S'T. LOUIS, Dec T.
Wheat-Lower, slow; NO. 2 red, 75St07Gc
cash 10 1Sc December; ;1S& 1S4 c January ;S7 X
&oSi1 May, closing als.us,ue, nggres. Con
Lower, inactive; 34$4c ca-h; 35ls@3j1a C
December; 3l9sc January; 33]14 @32ssc Feb
ruaryi 34X@35c; closing 3l}bc May. Oats
Better; 26l @27c bid cash; 25slc Decem-
Der; 2Sz @2sssc May Rye-Flrmer; 400
4S11c. Barley-Quiet, prime to fancy north
ern, 55@75c; Canada, s5@a5 Whisky
Steady; S1.12. Provisions Pork, quiet;
new, 81. Bulk meats, slow; long clear So;
short ribs, So 10, short clear ST 35 Bacon,
easier long clear, 7l.c; short ribs, 7Skc;
short clear, 72.c. Lard, S67o@675.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Dee l.
Wheat-Quiet and easy; No cash and
December, 6919c; January, 7033c; February,
1g4c; May, 77c; No : soft, Tic Corn
Steady; No. 2 cash and December, 311bc;
january, 3614c bid; May, 3sc bid; No. 3,
36c; No. 4, 55c Oats-Dun and nominal
No. = cash or year, &c; May, 3Ic bid.
Clover-Steady; prime, 30 asked
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Dec L.
Wheat-W eaker; No. 2, re; Decem
Der, 72c; January, 721Sc, February, 7S1Sc.
Corn-Scarce; No. 2, 36s4c Oats Steadier:
No !, 24Ac. Rye-Steadier; No. 2, SOC.
extra No. 3, 4015c
Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec 4
Wheat Dull; No. / white, 76Ac cash
and December; 7711Sc January; 7Sc February
No.2 red, 761zc cash and December; 77Xe
january; No; 3 red, s2@c nominal; Nc i
white, zoe; Michigan soft red, 76Ee, Corr
mo. 2, 3Sc. Oats-Light mixed, 271Sc
No. 2 white 2Sl<c; No q '26l6c hid
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

In all large communities persons are
taking an increased interest in property
insurance, and perhaps for that very reas'
on are insuring their lives by using DR..
HMll's Cnnoh SYrnn.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

ROBERT J. BURDETTE has severed his
connection with the Burlington HaoNeye,
and will make his home permanently at
Ardmore, Pa.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

Jacob Mathis, New Haven, Conn.,,
engineer, has rifle that was carried by
John Brown for many years, and was
used in the Kansas riots
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
Dying from so-year-old RattIesnsko Bit.

MILLERLBURG, Ohio, Dec. 5-Mrs. Jane
Patterson, who was bitten by a rattlesnake
over thirty years ago, has on the return of
the anniversary each year felt the effects of
the bite Since last August, the yearly an
Iiversary, she has gradually grown worse,
and is now dying -
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

Mulhall, the great English authority,
gives London, New York and Liverpool
as the three most important parts in the
world,
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

1t is rumored that Governor Cleveland
Will lead the Inauguration ball, No pres
ident since Jackson has known how to
dance well enough to do so.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
SH0R !
IN {. I: .
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
AND ST. Paul:

ii owns and operates over 500 miles Of road in
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lows,
and Dakotrr and its main lines, branches and con
nee ions reach all the great business centres Of the
Northwest and Far West, it naturally answers The
description of Short Line and best rOuie between
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. PAul and Minneapolis.
Chicago, Milwaukee, La Crosse and Wiuona.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and Ellendae.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and saltwater
Chicago Milwaukee. Wausau and Merrill
Chicago Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and OConom0woc.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and Prsir du Chen
Chicago Milwaukee, Owattonna and Farbsut
Chicago, Beloit. ,lanesvine and Mineral Point.
Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar Rapids
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omsha
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain
Rock Island, Duhuque St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Davenport, Caimar st. Paul and Minneapolis
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining CsT' IL
the world are run on the main lines Of the chicago
Milwaukee Il St. Paul Railway, and every alien
ton is paid to passengers by courteous emple!e-
of the Company.
s. S. MERRILL, Avn. CARPENTER
General Manager Gen. Pass. Il TIKI .gi
| 1T. CLARK, GEO. H. HEAFFoRD,
Genl. Supr, Asst Gen. Pass. An
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

A New York halter says southern men
as rule wear larger hats than northern
men
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
"Rough on Coughs" !"

Knocks Cough or Cold endwise. For
children or adults. Troches, 15e. Liquid,
SOC. At druggists.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

A RCHITECT.- second Avenue, over Peoples
n National Bank, Rock Island, Illinois.
nOy-29-dly
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
ROCK ISLAND l. PEORIA RAILWAY
ROCK ISLAND l. MERCER GO. p D

Trains leave Rock Island
i00a. IN. Way Freight.
S.45 '' Fast Express
i.40 p. M Mail and Express
$50 " Through Freight and Accommodation
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
2.30 a. m. Through Freight and Accommodate
i2.45 p. M. Mail and Express
$40 " Fast Express.
400 i" Way Freight
The FAST EXPRESS, leaving Rock Island atg4,
A. m. arrives at Peoria 1920 p. m. At Springfield
i.2j p. m, at Decatur 400p. m, Jacksonyille Ia
p. m, Alton go p. IN, st. Louis slj .. m, and
Terre Haute lisp m, TUE SAME DAY. Makis
this the BEST and QUICKEST route to all point.
southeast.
The 1.30 p. m. train makes close connection 4,
Gava with c. b. " q. for points west arriving al
Gaeshurg AT 425 p. m, at Burlington e. ~ D. nj, at
Heokuk 10.25 p. m, and at Quincy 1905 p IN.
Arriving at Peoria at $50 p. m, making close
connections with the |. B. II " and T. p 4 "
tor Indianapolis, connecting there with all fast
trains for the east and south.
eS-FAST TIME SURE CONNECTIONS, and
-ates as low as by any other route.
Il. X. CABLE, A. n. MORTON,
Genl Supt. Genl Tkt Agt
The 50 p. m. Accommodation leaves every dsy
except sunday.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

DAILY-1e4 cents per week. or 50 cents per
month, delivered by carriers to any part of the
city.
WEEKLY -S2,0 90 per year, postage paid.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
TOLEDO, Ohio. Dee. 4

lUI4tDUt OHIO. Dt, +
Wheat-Quiet and easy; No cash and
December, 695Gc; January, 701{c; February,
7le4c; May, 77c; No. : soft, Tic Corn
Steady; No 2 cash and December, 3116c;
january, 3614c bid; May, 3sc bid; No 3,
36c; No. A, S5c. Oats-Dun and nominal;
No. cash or year, 27c; May, 3lc bid.
Clover Steady; prime, Sd 30 asked
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

The use of the term
"Short Line" in connection
with the corporate name Of
a grert road, conveys AL
idea of just what Is requir
ed by the travelling public
a Short Line, Qnick Time
and the Best Of aCcOmmO-
dations-all Of which are
II railway in America,
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
The DAILY Argus.
FRIDAY, DEC, 5. 1884.

Only Democratic Daily IN the Eleventh Con-
gressional District
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 4
Wheat Dull; No white, 76Ac cash
and December; TIC January; 7Sc February;
No.2 red, 761zc cash and December; 77sze
january; No. red, 6215c nominal; No. i
white, Zoe; Michigan soft red, 76Ie, Corn
NO. 2, sSc. Oats-Light mixed, 271Sc;
No. 2 white. 2S1<c: No. =, ,2616c bid
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

MILWAUKEE, Dec. L.
Wheat W eaker; No. 2, TIC; Decem
Der, 72c, January, 721Sc; February, 731Sc.
Corn-Scarce; No. 2, S6s4c. Oats Steadier
No. 2, 24Ac. Rye-Steadier; No 2, SOC.
extra No 3, 4015c.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. M. BEARDSLEY.
M. M. CORBETT,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office No. 1913 sect
II Avenue, between nth and 18th SITS, Cup stai
Rock Island, Ill. dec-f2-d1
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05
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SWEENEY & WALKER,
GUIDO BECK.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
dOfice in Bengston's block, Rock Island, III.
aug1-dwY
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-05

ROCK ISLAND WEEKLY ARGUS,
OFFICIAL PAPERS OF RocE ISLAND CITY AND COUNTY
Argus Block, Opp. Post Office.
, 1884-02-09
s,,r-,e,, saIr or ses, Esisi-.

ny NIkIUE oF AN kXECU I1vN
-b.sued OFT II the District Court Of the
'r-.ri,orr OF w-sAiI gt~p aad ter the First
Judicial District Thereof holding terms at
Walls Wa,ia. Walla Waiia County. in said
Territory, AMI t. NE directed and delivered
for irrg~.ns NJ rendered 10 said D;striot
Cent at Chambers on the rlst dav of Dec
1883 in favor OF n p IsSacs, plEinuff, and
aga Il~t Joha Wsich defendant, Tor .he sum Of
SISa. i4 doliar~ with interest at the rato of
II per cent on Sl6.s1 s.d al pr cent on
Saa.o0 fr,,as Dec 24th 1853 and toe further
nm ot S2fCe attorneys fees and 81 - cls:s
sf sui, h.ye lev E ion tie ;r.owiHl tez-
f, ,tlt.-d resi yst T. 20 Wit be Sauth I sst
qusr.-r Of ssc. 10, and the AuGt Ess: qgar-er
o. tn South Eat qssrt5r >e- II. ami The
West ha6 Of T. SOG y e qgar-pr ot sec. II
all IN TAWuship No.th Pa. < 5. E.sst c,g-
tanning 2S1 sc-=> SiJus-5 lyirc s1d b-ing IN
Wa /. " all, c unity Washir-t.n Te.r.t1ry.
Notice i re0ehy given n - Monday the
81 day oI VI rch \. a. 1874 al III. hour nf Ii
% csc y VI. ui ii q y 4 the Court use
. n IN tas elty sud county oI Walil Wais
Wast.inston ls-rIJ, " vii 81 al the IiEtt
title snd interest = the sid John Weich in
snd 20 The above d,scr d eai estate ~ rub
ilc au1t "n &C the cbe-r and best bi5der TO
sAtl>iy Ssid -Es Gu "a and ajl cHsts.
g ven UuC-r NY hand th:s .5.h day Of
JanUary \. u is.
IA,,Es 2. Ts5upSox.
Sheriff ~ n ala Cpuutv W T.
, 1884-02-09
The Sew Collins gui.dius.

Seattle asks no more favOr- from outsiders
in the matter ct building hotels than they
DO In their other enter risss-wh,n they
think they want a thing they Jus. g. to work
and get Il AID It. would not surpIise me in
the l.ast If some day they get mad enough
and build the long expected Cascade dir.s-
ion in order to connect ,hti- s., a pert with
cur Eastern country.
When | arrived at Seattle a few days
s.,ee 1t uas lark reyerth,le- | took a walk
around Int soon fsurd that 1 '.ust vat un-
I'll doyiigl as Hrce my last visit, seme 30
months since. everything hai so changed
that my old landmarks were gone AMI flesh
tc1TiEgs had 10 he taken.
Esrly the morn,eg met ;hs, sd tsu.er
JohnC. Collins, Of the o'G Occidental Lo e,
and making irquTies oi INN about tie dii-
fereut large AID magnificent buildings, :olnd
that an immense block oi cls. AIT -p?,asarc-
that lowered siywsrds WIS LIS new hot,l.
The building IS On the e. Of :ar Oh pl ?,
and Is IN t,:angu,sr shapa, ,o-y -i,l ii.s to the
n,w EsouiHer bu'!d n in san Francis C; !.
Is 81 ua.od IN the very heart OF tbe com
merci / and lu,i1ess portion ,f tie city. 1t
viii cost them when comp, t,d SloO, coo aud
coutsirs ice led rooms besides ctices and
tie bss,mep;; 1t Is i've stores high end viii
he the finest hotel on Puget solnl; every
room i, wei l.htod and viii be f..e;np
with the hacst furniture and upholstery,
which tier Is bs.nE made ia the city, as
fr~ad John Leieves ~ speLdiog his money
, 1884-02-09
SHORT-STGHTED POLICY.

4 few Office seeking politicians IN and
around the town Of Heppner, Umatilla
Co. Oregon, having failed to bulldose the
editor of the Heppner Ga=ette into sup
porting their pre.ensions for county Of
fees, have sent for the necessary mater
ial to start a new paper in that town, and
ayox their intention OF freezing out the
GG5ettc. 1t viii be very short sighted
policy on the part Of the citizens Of that
town if they encourage the new paper to
such an extent as to cripple the old. Al
though not yet a Yearliug, the Gd1tte
under RedingtOns 6 management has been
made the very best country weekly IN
the entire state, and has done more to
make Heppner and the resources Of It's
tributary country knoyn to the world
than all other advertising mediums com
bined. And now after few mQnths of
faithful and earnest work in advertising
the country and with poor pay for the
services ne has rendered, he is to be iroze
out OF MS business II the citizens know
when they aye well of they will dIscour-
age tie new paper, for IN 50 smsll burg
IS Heppuer two papers all! necessarily
starve to death. because It IS only by the
tallest rus.ling that the Gazette has been
placed permanently on It's feet The edi-
tor Of country paper has a hard row to
hoe at Il best Of times and the citizens
OF these towns are too wiling to enoou!-
tge every adventurer who comes along
into starting second or third paper,
where one IS goo many. and sli under
the mistaken impress that additional
papers serve to enhance the importance
Of the toSr. We have no fears for the
Heppner gazette, because the new paper
is proiessediy started for political pur-
poses only, aud experience shows that
such papers are always short-lived, being
d,struSted by the people at large who re-
fuse TO accep. as an organ OF public opin-
lou the partisan sheets started on the eve
OF an important election to advance the
personal Interests Of selfish Office seeking
ringsters who seek to Manufacture public
opinion.
, 1884-02-09
Ao;tcc To Teachers.

The Caunty Board Of Schcol Txauliaers
vii meet st the Office Of the cauny Scl"-.
SaIegin.snG2rt, at the rourt House IA " 4.
Hala. on M0nday the 1871 day a' Febr1Sry,
lSS4 for the ex n ition Of tea, hers
Tee exszI ;ratiod viii heyin at O'Clock
Y. ]. NJ RIO X.
School Sept WaiIz Wa'iA C JrntY
Waila Walls ". T. Feb. 1st. 1881
W2t
, 1884-02-09

- IL -
RE Doctor viii sgree 10 forfeit si-cSe ioe
c., unirrraksu 70. cured. Ths reason 50 many eah
no, yet cured If ", akxss and the ubove dis~Ss =
wing 10 a eomplicat.an calied PbOstAIoishH =,
with the Hype--esttssia, Which rsgGlss s!l--"'
treatment .-,,r;.-
Dp LfEEfG's INvI5ORATOE No ,. With our F-' u4Le'
Suerial Tres tmsnt j. tn OILY ourt io- -"sl tSH
ElfFA By II MANHuoD i rssturei aIa tie i.ai'- -
tune moved back uou aga 20 yoiI'h- .,rs;x
Prfre Of e,Ii:CE InSiSorttsr - -, s'l..i1
h bttl-. 80 Sstst % any -ldrtss e-Feltl seS1'e''
fr m observation u---o.o
ra-by every torn q STL.lAt.- RI Al f-"4 u
IL DISEASE v.I..ol- ErlCUT1 q uauTs- - 9 = -
II VItlIfV 4. druirsl NON jh- b. tyr aunlei''7 =
e-es follow iiat tfl e. ordinary ntsiieai tte tILe ~
II allowed 10 cUr-IuGs tie unraitgr.E 10 80. -.
Consump,iou, Dsl-tes, Gsl-.ts Dls~2ss lislni.sS
sts Cures guaiaItest. ussis,' Q. " s5I nv
nary. organs, kldDeys, live. an D.-.i-e, ,er !.
,-s.taa DISrAsEs OF UgvlN SrEEp.-i -eALD- .
nn-itGc,s ara Ee. paHsisIr.-DT. Le'is x
90 rrnrp FrE,TF are organized il cornpil'n nee W
California Medical Law. Diploma p7,e'l'' > =
ullr COLLEGE educ.zt:on and a'e 70" IL lA'' -'-
tenth year Of spscial practice. ,..-
~. rovrert,,i electryc te ts free &c pitleLtH.
Ia PSoyE TIlg WoyuEEF o. f0WEEoi tar lNNi1',..--
ros - BJTTLE GIVES ca szSI FEz-- Coi-'1''''''0"
free AMI private - s,--,.,,, ,l,-s--
The services OF the oeebTifed o-i ,srIh'I lnsS-
c;,p M a CIRARp, from S'gaSbur., b,Ne been st
80 a. lie IJERIG pISPENSARI. HIS + me as
speciaI-t for diseases 4 Ice = u i'e-siI4y Al
AMI Lunirels aTe daily sy ilns ;heui>-iN-s OF Va"
o,rruy for consult stcu personally cr by letter,
IN all h.IsuiS,s. .. ,.-,,r-,,..,y
Priyate Entrance, 4C5 Mason StTeer, four boess up
Gerry Street from kelrUy. Min LEtIlnoe aIous l.
Dispensary Drug StJFr.
, 1884-02-09
.otire far Publication.
LAND ozgI-- - W. WALLA

LAND OE.I-- -- W. NALLA.
v. =. ..ec Is. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
y In l. .Daius uamrd Sc tier Ha9 hi-d no
tic- f his ut -I,5r"n to make hnai proof N
~ mort f liS q i'm. an that Sl.d prDni val
b. made before Ulited Sts-ss L@ua ttf e at
Wa.Ia Waia. W. T., on Feb. lSth. l9S5, VIZ:
John l. ID erIng. iIN 1924 Tor ths " M /.
AID NJ, S'E1 sec "A. TIP. \, Il IS l. ise
rams the following witnesses l. uTJye his
co.t:au ms -rs;dsucr W. n, ara cGl.iveti oi,
sail had. VIZ: Jah g.. heI--, John iu-h,
h,urv Lee, go, Poser, FL f Nal.a y ala,
". I. JyS. JOBGENSEN, Begi,t-r.
, 1884-02-09
.kcrlrs saLe Of .;eal E..ta.e.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
Z ) issued out OF the District Court Of III.
I-ITitogy Dr " ashmgJ1n and for tie tlE-t ia
ii-iai District thereof holding terms a. Va =
Falla " ALA y ALA CoUrty IN sid 1-rrs;o-y
al4 e me dire. tel ana delivered fr 4 jgI--.
mar zen iersd in Justices Cur. before l. 4,
WHtm4u Justice O: the Peace in am io- a.
"a VIOLA C"uGty ". I, on ths lsv oay o.
October 1873 and which Judgment VS. Gu.y
ii-i IN q t & unity Auii Ors office OF W. "a
Nas.l G. Uary ". =. On The Il j ny OF n"
g-- b-F 1881. L. favor - : TGnE N-htr F-u o
"a & 'nG agalnst John ODlBren d-t nd-ut i
tle SUR 0I SlUi, 20 with .c;e.ess &C the =. r'
> per csn5 per Gi n IA from Uc.ohe- Is. io,9
together With ) 10 C,s.s i sult, have
levied oa the ro.svI,-. t;.srrined rel e-E-te Zoo
VI: TIE South East quarter 81 tie Mn
West aaaTt-r i Sec-i0u = N Tow snip :
Nur'h tanga IS Hast si-u ;e ivluC ard "sIh-
in Villa Nala C.uLty " Hsshmg'on Tenn
try.
Notice IS hereby given that on sirE62y tn
81 d " ct Mach IS-i. at h hour Of > o'clock
l.. y. # saii d. ~ the Court ir"u-e dog ~
re citT aIG ccu-'y i Va - M..la W shH =
tn Territory Nni s-i a, IG lie auction 10
the iigh.st bid 'er al the right i,tie III T'er
81 which ;he II 5rfsn3sut John OD,nn-i
q Z a au3 20 tlr % .ve d--cr..et real e. ate
.,,. th5 s2lu d.y Il Soy,m1-c 1889 OF la.
-.rcs .qGIas3 g. satIs ; sa!d exsc-t-gn and al
cot
Given under Lay hand this -5ts day q Jan
u-.y I55L
Javrs B THcKPsoE,
Sheriff Uf Nala N 8.i. W =.
, 1884-02-09
Irsr, Nerf!irTn ts;G;io-

GEANUryuLy. l. T., Jan. 50. 1884.
EpI7cK SrArESvAN:-Nots SEEING anything
IN your paper from this section in ioag
time, / thought perasPs yoa would like
few items. In the first place We a-e having
the tiu,s- winter weather thst hss ever bsen
known NJ snow Ia amount 10 any thing
that Is OF this side o: the pr-icie. Tie 'her
monet has been a. low a. eight degrees
below zero, ta- only one morning; since ihat,
ranging f7o-i zero totrsez NJ, AID often even
above tIa., with clear. b,iSat;suHsbIny days
Gsa1Isyi.le IS fast becoming place of IN.
por:ance. Ta.vc WI be several rev build
lnss c-,o.ei IN tbs spring, cse beng auo;hCr
hotel. We Low support ous hgt=l, two
b,lrIias houses, three stores, ore blacksmith
slop, one carpenter shop, two saloons, one
h.;ch5r sho2. and Ole OF the finest schools
IN I5a5o. wi,h an a.'sn lance oi sevea;y-riye
scholars. the szms teirs uUder tie au'Iic
+ tie Co,lc,a a5a Conisreace, NJ E
Tasse zas b=so qaite a boom in temper
ancs. "A cpea moe: ns eSeEy Tuesday
ever.n., aud a'so al enoAmpIcn. q the l.
C.R.C. AL We 1sl. bsTe sa rAIl.oai 20
make os happy All make CT. prairie second
% noae on tals northwest coast. Ire pEsi.
rie..s fast setting ~, Notwithstanding is
- soi&hoh fron the markets In two more
yse ss,eFo ~iii rs. b. 4 ioos q lsal to be
',asSeV,s ales the Sez Pesce le 'eryation is
oosped TO- ,etsitrs. Il szah shsu.d be done
soql. tie rash via 10 greas.
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Estfsy Notice,

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l. Walia W. T, On March last, a sqr-el mar
nd colt. Toe mare has three waif. lees sns
while streak in face, and il BRAIDED A On lsft
Eh0lidsr. and 70 On ths riehE shoulder. Jhs
anina.s have been posted sc,nr linz to isw
lnl II not cisimed. Ia 80 days vii be sod 70
pas expenses q. K. EYAIlER
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etc, speedily cured
sn:pe:rsce- Early Decay, l''ss
OF Vigur, Szminzi We kn-sS, snL
au the saa effects OF youthfui ioli'es
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