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Fair play., 1884-08-02

One thing is evident we are to have
. National canvass which will he fought
out on real rather than imaginary IS
sues. The bloody shir: viii not appear.
The Republicans see the necessity Of
winning several Southern States. and
Will accordingly give he South the fair
play and the fair Judgment il has
asked Tor in vain ever since the war.
Tho main one OF these issues lies in
the question whether there shall be
change in the administration OF the
Government The two parties are not
very wide apart if one NAV Judge from
Their platforms. The Democrats want
tariff reform and the Republicans don't.
The former are sincere in their decla-
ration against convict and foreign con-
lract labor. whether the latter are or
not. On other points there Is SINH
laritv OF Judgment wiIich almost ipdi-
Gates an era Of good feeling. But the
great question remains: Shall there be
a change? The Republicans have been
IN power ;weuiy-four years. They are
Handicapped by the S,ar Route viilainy.
the corruption in the Navy Depart
ment. and the popular idea that fire.
Guent caanres ara necessary 10 good
and honest government On the other
hand there are hundred thousand Fed
eral ottce-hoIders most Of whom Will
Fair play., 1884-08-02

The Republican parry has so woefully
avni'ied nominating distinguished men,
and been SO painfully careful to select
inexperienced and unrenowned mem
bcr>, that it, Ortl-ry against Cleveland
as an ''accifent' aai 4 ''nonenity' is
peculiarly absurd. To listen, to this
outcry no one would imagine that IN
lsJ6 it passed over such tyros and un.
knowns as John T. Hale, Gideon
Wel.es. Chase, 1idfiiDcs. Sumner,
Seward, and nominated the experienced
statesman. .Iohn &. Fremont, who had
served three weeks in the Senate.
In 1850 it again overlooked school.
BOYS Ike Chase, Seward, Collamer.
Cameron. Wade. and nominated the
welI-tred and celebrated Lincoln. who
had served without distinction one term
in the House Of Representatives.
In I-Gs it failed to see such green
horns and abecedarians as Wade, Sum-
Ter. Cameron, Butler, but nominated
Grant, who had when nom mated lived
in Washington as General Of the Army
about two years.
In 1876 it was apparently unaware oi
the existence Of such Young pupils as
Blaine, Morton, Chandler. Boutwell,,
Morgan. and nominated the sage and
weli-seasoned HAYES, who had won a
worldwide fame as Governor OF Ohio
and member of the Congressional
Library Committee.
AS a matter OF fact, With the excep-
ton of the nomination of Lincoln and
Grant. for a second term. and Of Gar
field and Blaine for first one, the Re-
publican party has alway. fished out
some unknown or inexperienced man
as its candidate for the Presidency. Two
only out Ot the six who have been nom
mated have had any title to the nomin-
alton on the score Of known and provet
qualifications. The talk of the Blaine
organs about Cleveiand's being a '.LOn-
entity and an accident" is wholly
absurd and ridiculous. Had their party
been inhuenced by such talk only ono
out OF their five Presidents would ever
have peen elected to the Presidency
Detroit Free Press.
Fair play., 1884-08-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The issue of silver dollars July 26:
Sao1. .4aS. CORES sponding period last year.
1920, ,i24.
DURING the twenty-four hours ending at
nine o'clock tonight, there were twen>y-
four deaths from cholera at Marseilles,
seventeen at Toulon and six at Aries.
THE British Parliament will be prorogued
August 9t;ll October -.
THE different legations at Constan-
tinopie have been instructed II strenu-
ously resist the recent order abolishing
foreign Post offices.
STANLEY, the African explorer, has ar
rived in London.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND was formally
notified OF his nomination at Albany, y.
". on the 23tiI.
THE Governor of Virginia has called Il
special session OF the Legislature for Au.
gust l3
The mother of Rugg, the Long Island
murderer, died of broken heart at New
York on the 2S;h.
IT is estimated by naval officials that the
cost of the Greedy relief expedition was
about >,o.gJ0.
The sioppaSe of through coaches be-
tween Germany and France is contem-
plated as preventive of cholera.
Two million dollars has been appro-
priated in New York for the erection OF
armor:cs for the National Guard.
\ FIRE in Mari>le, Asia Minor, on the
sSth. destroyed four hundred houses, four
hotels. three mosques, and the municipal
palace.
OFFICER MCLAUGHLIN, shot n M;npeap-
oils on the a6;h by hoodluu, diei. the
excitement against the murderer Is ia.
tense.
MRs. \. W. GREELY. wife oC the Arctic
explorer, went East on the ->,h, 10 JOIN her
husband.
CoyExT GARDEN THEATRE. London. i 70
be torn down by the Duke Of Bedford. il
order to widen the approaches 10 Covcnt
Garden Market.
EMBLY s. CHASE and George Clifford
had single scull race OF a mile and a half
at WilkaSbarre, Pa. on the Ssh, Chase
winning In ten minutes and twenty sec
olis.
The Aldermen of New York adopted
resolutions on the 2sIh that appropriate
houors be paid the remains Of J. II. Ne
Gahan, the war cerre.psiil leI', =, upon
their arrival there.
Cgor reports for Ohio, Indiana an, Ken
tucky Indicate that the WELD Of wheat will
be very good and corn ana oats fair. To-
bacco has been somewhat: damaged by the
drought.
RECENT heavy rains have retarded the
progress of work ON the Panama Canal,
and all the workmen are afti with
dysentery. The canal physician. DR..
Lopez, died Of tie dis,as=.
Fair play., 1884-08-02
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
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JEFFERSON CITY, J;!y Il. l~~..
Hon. u. l.. Coleman. :, AIT St.i'.riu'vld
ent ot Pubic Sclo is, ;ssl.-s sis following
circular which fully exi,lr - Itself:
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NJ 'AlBER q.

use their influence for Mr., Blaine in or
der - retain their bread AMI butter.
Ought there 10 be anu can thrre be
A chau.c? That IS the question of iues-
tion>. and in comparison with il AL 9TH
er> are Comparatively insignificant ".
!! ti~JI4lr
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE Prohibition Convention a Pitts
hurSh, Pa, was a big one. Mcdonald, OF
California, with his u ,ooo,UoJ contribution
TO the campaign fund seemed to have the
lead for the Presidential nomination.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

WILLIAM H. BARNuM and +. o. Prince
were unanimously reelected Chairman and
Secretary of the National Democratic Com
mttee on the oath.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE Warsaw plot, unearthed recently,
was an elaborate one. After numbering
the Car, the scheme was II piiiase the
jew ami rich ;radrSnlen, and then raise
the standard OF rebellion in Poland.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE GreenbacSers of the Sixth Iowa D.s-
trict have nomina ted General J. Is. Weaver
for Congress. III. Democrats have also
nominated Weaver.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE officers of Nelson's flagship Victory,
at Portsmouth, will give banquet to the
Philadelphia cricketers July II, Admiral
Hornby presiding.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE indications are that the bulk OF the
cattle on sale Oh the Kansas border in the
Indian Territory Will be returned to the
ranges and held over, the owners being
unwilling 10 sell at preyaiiln, prices.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

ADvICEs have been received that the
brief transferring Archbishop Ryan TO the
See Of Philadelphia is on its way to ST.
Louis. .r.E.EfE
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THOMAS Z. SEXroN and John +. Red
mond, Irish asitators, will attend the Irish
National Parliamentary party convention
at Boston next month.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE Independents Conference at New
York on the I'D was a big affair at which
Blaine was oratorically roasted, and Cleve-
land and Hendricks indorScd.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

EXTRAORDINARY quantities Of whisky
have been taken from bond AMI exported
during The past three months in order to
secure postPonement of the payment of
the tax.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

IRISH public opinion is offended by the
rejection of the bill providing for reform
in the manner of eiecting foor-hou>e
guardians in Ireland.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

ZEIGLEE, the Philadelphia grocer, did
not die of cholera, As reported, but accord
ing to the postmortem, Of aggravated
cholera morbuS.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

Ir is estimated that 81. John will poll
:m,c0t votes IN Kansas. Tne Woman's
Temperance Union and Prohihitionists
generally are enthusiastic over his nomi-
nation.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

RECEIVER JOHNSON, of the Marine Bank,
New York, began pay rleht OIL the o5t h OF
fifteen per cent. dividend. Three hundred
dei,usitors were paid SiD,0ot. The total
amount of the dividend will be 81 lOa0l.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

CINCINNATI s,oye fouuirieS and cigar
manufacturers threaten to remove their
establishments to other cities anicss nom
union men are projected from assault.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

ncNNELL, LAWSON " SIMPSON have OBJ
taiMd consent of nearly all their creditors
to take their n assets ont of tie hands of the
assignee and utilize them themselves.
Th-y will soon resume.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

DURING the twenty four hours ended at
. =. III. on the eth there were thrtySix
deaths from cholera ut Marseillcs, eleven
at Touior, twelve ut Aries AMI SIX at AK.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

MEs. PAvY has gone East for the rs
mains OF hec husband, DIR. Pavy of the
Greedy party, aud will bury them in st.
Louis, No.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

MoErZLIS, the Mexican debt agent, is
"ndeavoring 10 induce the BariugS, Of Lon.
don, 10 place a new Mexican loan Of sSl,-
0o0, ,0g1 at seven per cent. Ii is reported
that General Gonzales is goingto Europe
to conclude the contract.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN has receive
ed intelligence from the City of Mexico to
the eff-ctt hat, in compliance with the re-
Quest of the United States Government,
the two Americans, William Harwood and
Edward Velache, recently arrested there
upon the charge Of defaming the PTesi-
dent of Mexico, have been released.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

IHE Commercial treas,sFbetween Spain
and the United States. dom. move along
smoothly owing tn a CLASH of interests. :,
Fair play., 1884-08-02

IHE inhabitants oil the island Of Issrhia
nre agitated over a plainly perceptiDle
earthquake shock felt there on the sd.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

JUDGE BREWER OF the United States
Cour1 at st. Louis decided denying the
righ. OF an insulven6 to give mortgage
just before assignment Ia any one party.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

TUE Mudir O. Dongoia announces that
he has defeated 500 Of the MandI's men
near Debbeh, capturing 33o bennington
riHrS
Fair play., 1884-08-02
CURRENT TOPICS
The News in Brief.

REAR ADMIRAL GEORGE F. EvMo>s died
on the 23d, at Princeton, n. j., as,d seven.
ty five.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

king Jonx !I AhXssinia binds himself
in his treaty wiz EnHspd to abolish
slavery and the slav trade
Fair play., 1884-08-02

REPORTS from MarseilleS and Toulon. up
to the evening of the 25,h. show the con.
ditiou of affairs steadily improving.
Cuun>ellors Of Aries who Il d at the ap-
proach of cholera will be prosecuted. Tie
total deaths 10 date numbered a; all points
about 1000 with 51) aSeS having recovered.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

o; the steamship Illinois struck at Phlla-
delpha on the eith against shipping un-
der the provisions OF the Di,gley bill and
brought the company to terms in short
order.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

lhE sfberfnn pest ha-'&P,,earesi III Rus
sa, aId active efforts are being made to
prevent spread Of the disease.
Fair play., 1884-08-02

lHE Bennett Mackay cable will, accord.
ing to an Interested party, lie ready for
public nse October L
Fair play., 1884-08-02

THE amount OF gold coin and bullion
owned by the Government is only Sl20,-
600 coo. The amount has been reduced bv
over 81. .0l0G, 900 during the last month.
The reduction for some days has been
abou. Sl,0ao,0o0 per day. THIS fact is caus-
ing considerable comment in Treasury De.
mari nent circles.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-16
AENIGE I'll rnTpERS

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Always look into your boots leforc
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oot jed Grigwarc, of East Saginaw. Mich
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" rev doses the cru'ches were laid aside
ina ~ The boots worn with perfect ease
lie has had no return OF the disease
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4 Remarkable Escape.

Mrs Mary 4. Daley, Of Tunkhauno,k,
Pa, was afflicted for six wears with Asth
ma and Bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Hen
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she procured a bottle of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief WAS
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Free Trial Bottles of this certain cuFo
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BUSiNE>S DIRECTORY,

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II ARNESS MANUFACTURE
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of an Execution and Fee Bil No
5SR seued ont of the clerks Office Of the Crcnit
Court of Rock Island county. and state Of Illinois,
ani TO me directed, whereby am commanded To
make the amount of certain Judgment recently
obtained against John Evans in favor of Anna
NJ. Wall out Of The lands. teHemenls, goods and
ChatteA of the said defendant John Evans, have
levied upon the following property, to-wlt: About
eight years uneXpired term Of lease Of eA9 VIZ
lot !, and 29fectlot i'll block Old town of Roci.
Islam. said property being the west haf OF said
lot and the building on said premises, all IN the
county of Rock Island and state of Illinois
Therefore. according 10 said command. shall ex
pose for sale. at public auction, all the right, title
and interest Of the above named JOHN Evans
in and to the above described property, on Fri
day. The 18Th day Of December. 1884, At O'Clock
p. NJ, at the north door of the court House III
the city Of Reck island, III the county OF ROCK
Island and state of Illinois, for cash in hand tc
satisfy said execution and fee bill.
Dated at Rock Island this 2Gjh day of November
A. D.. 1884. !. Nj. RETtCkhR,
sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois.
nov 29Itd
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SheriH's Sale.

By y,rine Of IN Execution and Fee Bill No.
59i1 issued ont of the clerk : Office Of the tircni
Court of Rock Island cnEHty, and state of Illinois
and 10 me directed, Whereby | am commanded
to make the amount of a certain judgment rc-
entity obtained against John Evans in favor of
Robert VI. Wall and Frank c. Ill. out Of The audr,
teIements, goods and chattels of the said defend
aut, John Evans, have levied upon the efoloWing
property, to-wit: About eight years uucxpred
Term of tease of eH VIA let |, and " 20 feet Of
10. in block !, Old townelf Rock Island, said
property being The west half Of said lot |, and the
bniidiugo on said premises. AL IN the comfy of
Rock Island and state of Illinois; Therefore az
curding tn aid command, ! shall expose for sale,
nj public aHctian ali the right title ana interest
Of the above named, John Evans in and 10 the
above described property, on Friday the 18Th
day Of December 1SSi, AT O'Clock =. NJ, at tne
north door of the court hoGse ia the city of Rock
Island. in the comfy of Rock Island, and state
Of Illinois, for cash in hand, TO satisfy sHid Ex
cCHilun and Fee Bill.
Dated nj Rock island This 2ath day Of Nogem-
her 4 D. 1881 j. II. RETICkER,
Sheriff Of R0ci Island C9aHtg.
,,or ItI
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THNUSANNe say sN

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They will save hundreds of dollars in
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Masters Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County
In the Circuit Court-In Chanc ry-
George H. Ntish vs.. Henry Fldcse Margarctha
Flncgcl an1 William L. Coyme, Foreclosure -
General No. 2a22
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of decree
of said Conrt, entered in the above entitled cause.
on the nth day Of October, A. D., leSi, | shall,
on Saturday. the Sd day of January, A. d. 1888. at
the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon. at the
north door of the court house. in the city of Rock
island, in said county of Rock Island, to satisfy
said decree, sell AZ public yendue to the highest
bidder for cash. those certain parcels ni
land. situate in the county OF Rock lsaud anl
state OF Illinois, known and described rs follows
to-Iyt:
The south half Of th" northeast fractional
quarter of section nine 90, aud the south half oi
Prtulcr's Island IN said section nine '9l, all ii
township seventeen ~ Enfh of rang iu" ~
west Of thc fourth principal meridian.
Dated At Rock island. Illinois, thls 21.h day "i
November. \ u. 1854
HENRY Ct RTIS. dR..
Master in ChaLccry. hotl. Island county. i'll
rAEks y pIE>sAN?~, ComplI's Soi'r.
IpV-Iq-ltd
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution aud Fee Bill No
5Si9 issued ont of the clerks office of the circuit
court of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois
and to me directed, whereby | am commanded tt
make the amount of n certain judgment recently
obtained against Louis V. Eckhart in favor ol
Eli2ahath Bosenhal out of the lands, tenrmenls :
goods and chattes Of the said defendant, Louis Y
Eckhart. have levied upou the following prop
crty, tuwi: Lot :. in block a. in hat part OF the
city OF Rock land known a. TIE chicago O. lower
addition all ia the city OF Rock Island county oi
Eock island. state rf llliuo.s. Therefore. ac
c0rding to said command, shall expose for sale, al
public aECtiun, all the right title and Interest o!
the above named LOuis V. ECkhart in and 10 the
above described property. on Monday, the 29th day
of December, l>S: 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, ana state Of Illinois
for cash il hand, to satisfy said execution and fec
hill.
Dated at Rock islaHd this 9Th day of December
A d. 1894 j. NJ. RETiCKER.
MaiF Of Rock iSitpd C0aitg
d9ltd
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-12-16
| feel Yery gratefnl for tbe w0nlcItu

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