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yORFOLES BUDGET.
African Methodist Conference Appoint-
ments-Assaulted aud Robbed.
isnac,aI telegram 10 the DispatchI

African Methodist Conference Appoints
nts-Assaulted aud Robbed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, April IA, 1884.
The African Methodist Virginia Confer
ence, after weeks session in Portsmouth,
adjourned this afternoon, to meet in Wythe-
vile next April. The following are the
appointments in the Richmond Circuit +:
Richmond, w. II. Bryant; Danyille. Ed
ward Scarborough; Lynchburg, t. G.
Thompson; Staunton, Jacklin Strange;
Wythevile, Robert NJ. Cheek; Farmville,
NJ. L. Young; Chesterfield, S. NJ. e. Cope
land.
George w. McDougald, OF Richmond,
who was arrested for leaving the Southern
telegraph office in Portsmouth with eighty
dollars short in his accounts, was commit
ted TO Jail by the Mayor to-day 10 await the
appearance Of somebody against him.
John Ralph, well-known cigar-maker
Of this city, was assaulted, knocked down,
terribly beaten, and robbed OF thirty dol
lars yesterday, and this morning Patsy
Howard, j New York rough working on
the cotton docks, was arrested and COM
mitted, charged with the crime.
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CArLErrsBURG, KY, April 13.-The Re
publicaus of the Ninth district yesterday
selected delegates to the State Convention
and they were unrestricted. The Blaine
Republicans withdrew, and will hold a
convention Monday to select delegates In
structed for Blaine.
That's q good example for the BLAINE
Republicans Of Virginia. Let them send
their own delegates TO Chicago. what Is
she use Of trying to compromise with Cen
eral MAHoSEi You can't do II unless you
are prepared to betray WicxHAM, DEzhN-
poRy. RIvRs, and the rest OF the Straight
oui-Republican leaders; for whatever con-
eessions General MALONE may be disposedt to
make to secure a single delegation to Chica-
gofrcm Virginia, be will not cease to regard
as enemies the men who win have CON-
PEELED him TO make this compromise.
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A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette says:
"The Democratic enthusiasm for MIR.
Randall In Pennsylvania is giving Repub-
licans some concern. This is not because
OF belief that any Democratic candidate
can be elected, but because OF fear that
unless great care is exercised in the selec-
ton Of the Republican candidate this par
tieular State, with its large electoral vote,
might be carried by Randall. The new
development makes 1t necessary, so say
the oG-hand political observers, that the
Republicans shall not orly select candi-
date who is generally strong throughout
the country. but who will have great
strength in Pennsylvania"
Yes, il is not because MIR. RANDALL could
not carry his own State that he will not be
nominated. 1t is because he has manfully
stood up against the Wattersonians, and
has become recognized as the leader OF a
portion Of the national Democratic party
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Mr.. HEWITT thinks ii is the want OF In
formation that causes the protectionist
Democrats to stand to their guns. This is
a good Joke. A bishop OF the Church OF
England asked one Of his seryant-malds,
who thought he would be saved notwith-
standing his religion, how that could be
possible according TO her creed, and she
eandidly answered that bis "inyincible
ignorance would save him. Mr.. HEw-
rIT Is equally liberal In the cases Of Messrs.
PaYSs, HopkIYs, BROWN, CONVERSE, Me-
ADoo, vooRHEEs, RANDALL, and the rest.
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II would be interesting TO know what
caused the spli, between Bob Ingersoll and
Blaine. Did Bob rcnouncc Blaine, or did
Blaine bounce Bcbf--Petsrs6tirg Mai.
Neither. BOB was "mum" because be
was candidate for delegate to the Repub-
lican,C Convention. and was TO be electeo, Il
at all, by the votes OF negroes opposed to
the nomination Of BLAINE. But BOB was
defeated. as he deserved 70 be; and he will
coon appear TO be as much devoted TO
BLAINE a. be ever was.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-15
WINDSOR.
Big Fire-Warehouse Totally Destroyed and
Several Other Buildings Damaged.


Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch.I
WINDSOR, VA, April II, 1884,.
4 fire broke out Saturday night about II
O'Clock in the wareroom OF j. Bulifant, at
this place, and burned the entire house,
coOk-room. and stock OF goods. Mr.. Bull
FAINT wife and children did not save full
suit of clothes. The to'al loss is $4,000,
with insurance for $4,000 on stock. There
is no insurance on the building, which was
owned by Mr.. Rayford, OF Southampton.
w. S. Hollands law Office was saved
by the efforts OF some fifty men. His
house was damaged, and his law library
was scattered around in the rain. Loss,
$3.50. s. &. Darden's residence barely es-
capped destruction. Loss, $3.50. The orl-
gin OF the fire is a mystery, but it is sup
posed TO have been the work OF an incen-
diary.
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was oil on the wood. Several burnt
matches were found inside. also some us
sue paper, which bad been pushed under ie,
the door. He sand nothing OF the mater
at the time. hoping to catch the incendiary,
for whom be fixed trap. HANPIoN.
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GOSHEN.

An Accident Causes Victoria Furnance 10
Blow Out.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
GOSHEN, VA, April IA, 1854.
The Victoria furnace has blown out and
suspended operations. The hands at the
mines and limestone quarry. as we'll as
many at the furnace, have been thrown
out OF employment. The inside wall OF
tue furnace gave way few days ago.
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FINANCIAL.
Test: :. G. TIxsLEY. Secretary. ap 1873
COMMONWEALTH on VIRGINIA
)PFICE BOARD SINKING-tuND COhHleS H,
RICHMOND, April 2, 1854.
Dy DIprCTION OF SECTION % OF

RICHMOND, April ., 1854. >
DY DIRECTION OF SECTION 20 Of
ID an act OF the Legislature OF Nirs'hia, sIs'
moved March IS, 1854, inteHdei q SO apart =
find for having the interest on tlc puOllo -
the STATE lls e,fahlfshcd by the act apptoftu fyp
ruarv ia. 1881 by a monthly accumulation iol
thst nnrnose tie undersigned, Commissioner oi
tne sinking. Fund OK Virginia, have appi9pfian1'
ont nj The SURPLUS IN the Treasury, ONE III ~,
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, fOk lhh
NoNTH OF ApRIL, FOR TIN FpkChAeh
OF TIIREE-PER-CESru BONDS Ot llb nE1
STATE' NTH ALL TllE MATURtD COZ
PONs ATTACHED THERETO; and thet h' ~.
by advertise that they win receive Ohets Iot W.
s9lS NJ snch amount of the said three-per.eenlu1
hands As the sid sum OF one hundred th,'f1 ~.
doll.rs win enable them 20 purchase. cald 9h.,
may he m ,le an 10 and including the lVth ~ 4,
nv THE CURRENT MONTh-AtklL. ~
Sneh offers she'll be made In writing, addiesssSv ~
The Commissloners of the sinking-fund OF ~ 80.
goia shall BE- sealed, aud shall oe opsned ol ~, ,h.
com mn ssoners. or majority OF lhem, " - -
aOrH DAY on THE MONTH, At NVON ',,s ~
The presence Of the Governor or Tue ~
wealth, or, in the event OF his absence, US ~, ~
presenes OF the secretary OF the CcmmonSein',n.
purchased to the extent above mentioned ~ ruJ
5Oth OF the month shall fall on sunday OF = 49, 49,
holiday the said off.rs shall be opened on tne Nv
day which Is not legal holiday: provldsd, nv
ever, that the said commissioners shall hase ~"
ihorty 10 reject any aud all bids made IN pnss ~
anee OF this act. or 20 accept portioh VI Wv
bonds that may be offered by any party,
FRANK q. RuEfiN,
MORTON nAkIeA.r
ISAAC II. BAthspAl.n,
ap lo-td Commissioners AaHnS-s~~~
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Yir.s Gum rrom virginia for blaine.
fpy telegraph TO fns TaSu ne -.
MARr,SsyrrLs, Va, April 13.-At the
Henry.co onr Coalition primary election
yesterdav strong Blaine delegates TO the
State Convention were elected.
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Mr.. Frank Deyirie, 3i7 First avenue,
New York, states thai be was afflicted with
acute rheumatism and was cured by 81.
Jacobs Oh, the Great GERMAN Remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-15

New York Republicans will send only
four delegates at large TO the Republican
National Convention.
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RICHMOND, April II, 1851.
V1UE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE

RICHMOND, April Il, 1884.
VlHE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA. VIII
meet IN the college building on TUESDAY the
9th of Nav next at l2 O'clock 10 elect Proiessors
to the following chairs .
TO the CHAIR OF OBSTETRICS, made vacant
by the death of Professor coleman. ....,.
TO the CHAIR OF PRACTICE OF MEDlClNE,
made vacant by the resignation OF Professor NC
Cav. -
20 the CHAIR OF ANATOMY, made vacant
by the resi- gnatiOn of Profess or TOmr kins. .
To the CHAIR OF MATERIA MEDlCA AND
THERAPEUTICS, made vacant by the reslgna-
ton of Professor James.
Candidates should send their applications ana
testimonials to the secretary Of the Board.
BY order of Right Rev. +. NJ. WHITTLE, Presi-
dent of the Board.
JOHN r. WHEAT, NJ. D..
Secretary of the Board.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT L.
LEWIs'S ART.GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, WATER -COLOGS,
oLEOGRAPHS, STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
AND CHROMOs FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-MIRR0Rs, BlsQUEs,
and RoGERs's GROUPS constantly on hand.
sx1O FRAMES, in God, Bronze, Plush, Ebony,
and Walnut, from csc. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every style-a large
assortment on hand and for sale at very low prices.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER and PICTURES
FRAMED IN the latest and most artistic manner
EASTER-CARDS In every style.
EASELS and C0RNICES made 10 order.
A full line OF ARTISTS MATERIALS con-
SANITY on hand. L. LEWIs's Art Gallery,
hl6 0l2 Main stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-15

RICHMOND, Va, April Is. 1884.
TIlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| STOCKTON OF THE MEHERRlN
LUMBER COMPANY VIII I've held at their Office
i'm this city TUESDAY, April ~, 1854, al b
O'Clock i. VI. y, j, NOM hbuE'
an I5-ow President.
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MON COUNCIL, No. 81, e
u ROYAL ARCANUM.-A reguiarSktsA,s,.
meeting of tbjs Council will be heldTSHn<
THIS Tuesday, EVENING at Masonic T.S
Hall. Twenty-hfth street, at 8 O'Clock <sks,>
The Grand Regent, with other grand officers, wiz
be present, and important business will be trans
acted.
by order Of the Regent.
ap l5-1t W. r. CROMf, eecrepuy.
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D A S Z = b 4 L l..

DICHM0ND THEATRE.
Last appearance In this city Of
NINE MINNIE HAUK,
Leading Prima Donna of her Majesty's Opera,
London and New York, supported by her
own company OF sterling artists, in
GRAND STATE CONCERT AND OPERA.
The company includes:
MILE. SAIL, contralto, late of AdelIna PATHS
Company;
SIGyoR MONTEGRIFF0, Tenor;
SIGNoR J. BEREGLEY, Baritone, late OF the
scala Theatre. Milan;
Mr.. CHAREs L. PRATT, Accompanies and Or
ganist.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 1Sth.--First part,
Miscellaneous; second part. the third act (com-
pleteI from Gouuad's FAUST, In full costumes
and stage-settnEs.
SATURDAY MATINEE, April 19th-sfatnee
2kP. M.-first part, Miscellaneous; second part,
Donizetti's DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
ADMssIoN.-First floor, OIL lno extra charge
for secured seatsl dress circle, Zoe. preserved
seats, s1I; family circle, Doc.
Box-she opens WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at
8 A. III. ap l3-4tt
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Nj GRAND OP L MIN G OF
NEW GOODS
AT
MITTELDORFER'S

We will offer on MONDAY and during the week
some extraordinary bargains In NEW AND DE-
sIRABLE DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS In Plaids, Checks, Plain, and
Changeable, In all the new shades;
TOHE DU NORDS 1t l2Nc.-prtce elsewhere
15c.;
LARGE PLAID GINGIIAMs at 10 and 12%c';
44-NCH COLORED WOOL CAsHMERES at
30c.-new shades-regular price soc;
SPRING AND SUMMER SILKS, in Checks and
Stripes-a new lot Just receiyed-st 10, 80, and
6Oc.-thesse goods are very cheap;
BLACK SILKS, from the recent large sale IN
New York, at much less less than they cost 10
A Go6D BLACK SILK. eros GRAIN, good
lustre, at 62hc. per yard-has been selling for
Black SURAHs and RHADAMAs very cheap;
COLORED SILKS, In all the new spring shades
Our B ia ICAl OK DEPARTMENT Is larger
ALL-@0oL BLACK CASHMERE, good quality,
at 37j6c.-selling as bargain elsewhere NJ
wAMsiUTTA UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT at Csc
regular price 81.
MATTiNGs, MATTINGs. MATTINGs.
Special offering for this week Of an entire cargo
Just landed-NEw GOODS at panic prices
600 pieces WHITE MATTlNGS at l2's, 10, Is,
and 20c.-cOst double the money TO land;
130. pieces CHECK MATrlNGS at l4s' TO-
s9e pieces i cs FANCY MATTINGsat l4.I7,I9.2 90,
81, 25, 80. and Ace. These ngnre5 are about
one half OF last years prices.
We are closing out our stock OF CARPETS and
RIGS ~ much less than cost;
FLOOR OIL-CL0TIIs 1T 80, IS, and 4Oc., In all
widths. Call early for bargains.
PARAsoLs, PARASOLS, PARAs0LS.
We have Just received our new stock OF PARA
sol, IS, aud can eiIer all the new styles at much
less than former prices. PARASOLS nom zoe.
to t10.
Our stock Is complete in all branches, and TO
enumerate CHI article would require all the space
in the Dispatch All we ask Is call, and you will
be convinced that our prices are the lowest and
our stock the most complete In the city.
ID. & 4. MiTrEI.DORFER,
An l3-Su,Tu&F 027 Broad street.
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RAND FESTIVAL CONCERT.
CHORUS OF 200 SINGERS.

Enrol your name at once for choice of reserved
seats No charge for this. Lists at Siegel's and
Ramos & Moses.
sale of seats begins WEDNESDAY, April Is,
1884, at A. NJ, at Ramos & Moses music.hou5e.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Those whose names are listed can secure their
seats on WEDNESDAY MORNING in the order
of their enrolment, as follows:
Nos. to 90 from Ito A. NJ.
Nos. 100 to 1919 from s to Dam.
Nos. 200 to 999 from o to 10 A. n.
Nos. 800 to 800 from 10 to IL A. II.
Nos. 400 to 400 from II 10 ~ A. NJ.
Nos. 500 to 500 from I2 to 1 p. NJ.
Ramos Moses will secure seats for those not
present. ap13-2t
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated a
ltI communication of EICHMON DNES1
RANDOLPH LODGE. No. 10. will be held w
al Masons' Hall. Franklin street between \
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, THIS tiues-
dsyl EVENING at O'Clock. ,,,
Members Of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fiTliernally invited.
BY order of the W. NJ. .,.,,. ,--.
an 15-lfh w. HALL CHEW ceCTct'I)'
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Having made special purchases from first hands,
we are prepared to FURNISH AND LAY MAT
TINGs at short notice and prices.
We have good, serylceable FANCY-CHECh
MATING at 16ac. At 39c. we have the best
TRIPLE CANTON MATTINGs, which arc regu-
lar soc. goods. MI grades and only the newest
patterns.
CARPETS ut cost. OI--CLOTHs in endless
variety. JULIUS MEYER & son,
apl5-Tu&Th Sixth and Broad streets.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-02
THE NEWS IN BRIEF,

The wife of Justice Harlan is verv III q
Fortress Monroe. ~
Emma proposes to adopt postal cards n,
and after Jan. 1885.
me posloflce at Williamsport Pa wa,
robped OF $500 worth of STAMPS
FOR the year ending Aug. 80, Mempbi
received 450,077 bales of cotton. the toto
value of which is So, 100000.
Inc scailold on the top of the WASHING
Ton monument is now higher than anv othe,
structure ever erected by man.
Ex-senator Mcdonald denies the storx
that he will open a law office in Washino,tcr'
and says he expects to spend the rest Of hi,
life in Indiana
Inc cotton crop of South Carolina is ir
good condition. The picking season has al
ready commenced The product will be full1
equal to that of last year.
In Bayard county, Kentucky. Mrs
otoggs and Mrs. Pulley auarreled ebopt
children, and Mrs. Stoggs Gu Mrs. Pulley II
Iight That followed So that she died
Reports to the Ohio board of aoricplt,r.
Snow that the yield of wheat in that STAFF
VIII reach 1882, 800 bushels and on the
whole is the best ever thrashed in Ohio
Mabel, the 15-yearold daughter of John
\. Griffith, prominent stockman. shot and
Killed herself at Ter home in Shenandoah
Iowa. during fit of temporary insanity
Col. Hynes and Frederick Watson nc.
cused OF setting fire to The Omaha Bee office
last week, We're honorably discharged Satur
DAY, no proof having been produced against
them.
Coinage at the Philadelphia mint dur.
ing August amounted to 81 ,2OO, 900. l 4Oo O0l
'-cent, pieces, and 1890, 00O cents. maxine
a,95@oOO pieces, of a total valuation of 81
2S4, 900 ''
Germany has more books in its libraries
than any other nation There are over 00(
libraries in Austria, Germany and Swit2er
hhd, twenty of which contain over lOOOA(
volumes
The elimination of Armour's pork cor
ner at Chicago was reached on the 30th nit
and the price of the August option droppef
s. abarrel. Armour's profits are estimate
at s., 000, 900.
Edward $. Monroe, of Farmersvillr
Ind, who is visiting friends al Bayonne. wen1
ON fishing excursion to Princes bav las
Tuesday, and dipping his right hand in the
water had two fingers bitten off by a shark
The thirty-third annual meeting of thu
American association for the advancement OF
science viii begin at Philadelphia on Thurs
day next. During the session there viii b
read 300 or 400 papers covering a large mum
Der of subjects. X,
Walhce's Savings bank, at New Castle
Pa, has closed its doors, with liabilities e,ti
mated at SlOn,OOO. The assets are not wortl
mentioning. Some time ago the bank wa.
embarrassed, but the creditors helped Wal
lace out, and he continued running unit
now, when the suspension of the bank il
which his son is concerned destroyed publ,
trust and caused a run, with the above 10
suit
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-02
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Twice within year white rain
bow has been seen in Denver. DenUer
Tribune.
That man is not human who doe
not-think he can improve the work OF
another Whitehall Times
In glove shop: 81 want pair OF
gloves" What is your number, sir?"
"2917." Glove woman with some eff
fort discovers that the customer is a
cab driver.-Le Figaro.
These warm evenings are Just
the right time to pop the question, for
the girl is usually ready to wilt before
the young man has time to say: "Wilt
thou be mine?"
Wen er man says dat de laws O. de
Ian is er bearin' down ON him, yer ken
mighty nigh allus come to de 'clusion
dat he is er tryin' ter bar down on de
laws.-ArkanSGW Traveller.
Young man, don't place too much
confidence in the old saying Glove is
blind" An ice cream sign is never so
small that love can't see it. 1t would
be well to bear this in mind when out
for ramble.-Peck's Sun.
When an Irishman in Merry Old
England, walks into hotel, laughs and
says: Faith! an it's mesilf that has
come to dine-a-mite here" the land
lord and roustabouts all rush out and
shout for the police, and look for the
establishment to be blown to fragments
every ment.-RoSe'S ToOthpick
The new fre-proof hotel is to have
steel beds, asbestos mattresses, and tin
sheets The bells will be tongue-tied,
the elevator will be balance, the
drinks will be frozen, the bell-boys will
be polite, there will be fire escapes from
every fireplace, the gas can not be
blown out, and guests can not be
bunkoed Chicago Inter Ocean.
A writer in scientific journal says
Il ''black eye" is simply "a severe con-
fusion of the integuments under the
orbit, with great extravasation of blood.
and ecchymosis in the surrounding
cellular tissue, which is in tume6ed
state" And here all this while we have
supposed thata .'black eye was simply
the result of little man calling big
man a NorriSt0Dn Herald.
just to think, Laura, the summer
is here again and we shall be having
those delightful lawn tennis and Gro
ouet games we enjoyed so much last
summer" I'm afraid1 won't be able
to Join you, lisped the bank president
daughter. "Dear me, why not?" BE
cause papa says he can't afford to buy
me any silk stockings this season. -
Chicago Tribune.
Returned Prodigal-"Dear! Dear
How little the old farm has changed"
Honest farmer Very few changes
have been made, my son. You vii
find things pretty much as you left then
twenty Years ago. Over there is the
apple tree you planted. - yes, the
same tree, only larger; and there is th'
doo-house / made for the new pup. :
Eyes; poor Carlo! He died of old age
ten wears ago. That dog you see is hi
grandson. And over there is thu
chicken-house / helped to build for ole
Biddv's first brood eyes. poor ole
Biddv, l wish j had known you were
coming home" "WhyP" Because
might have saved her; but | took her t
market last week. "-Phitade&psaa Call
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-02

When the body is racked with pain,
and the mind distressed with long snffer>
ing from either of those twin diseases,
neuralgia and rheumatism, the word
Happiness" becomes a meaningless tok
en-. But with health restored to the tir-
ed limbs and weary frame, life takes on
new and brighter colors. Mr. A. B Dav-
export, of 367 Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y, after suffering for two years from
continuous attack of rheumatism, tried
Athlophoros, and now he writes: Il have
been enabled to move about with almost
youthful activity and to feel while ap-
preaching my three score years and ten
that | have new hold on life"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-02
Attachment Notice,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, /
Roel- leland nnuufu

STATE OF ILLINOIS, IS
Rock Island County, 80
In the Circuit Court of Rock Island county, Hi
nois, September Term, 1884.
John Streckfus, Administrator of the estate of B.
Streckfus, deceased, VS.. James kely,-In At
tachment.
Notice is hereby given to You, the said James
Kelly that a writ of attachment has been sued out
of the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court of
said county of Rock Island 1.-THE suit of the said
John Streckfus, administrator of the estate of b.
Streckfus, deceased and against the estate OF
you, the said James Kelly. for One Hundred and
Seventy two and 46-l00 Dollars besides interest
directed to the Sheriff of said county TO execute
which said writ has been returned by said Sheriff
executed by leyying the same on the east half az
of the southwest quarter ~ and the northwest
quarter "a of the southeast quarter "a OF sec
ton thirty (30), township sixteen 49, north range
three 49, west of the 4th P. M in the county OF
Rock Island and state of Illinois.
Now, unless you. the said James Kelly shall
personally be and appear before the Circuit Cour
of said County on the first dayof the next tern
thereof, to be holden at Rock Island in said COun
ty, on the first Monday in the month of Septem
Der next, give special bail and plead TO such &C
ton, judgment will be entered against you il
favor Of the said plaintiff and the property at
tached sold to satisfy the same, with costs.
l.. F. HARRISON, Clerk.
Rock Island, August 9Th, 1884.
f. W. HURST, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-02
ADVICE ru MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If SO,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incalculable
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription OF one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
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