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kCTicE IN PARTITION,

iu IL, matter ~ hs ,st'. n PIi,p Hr|,a-
Grt, i1i' ~ pDpB rraA,y. Nugl,r
c.Hig, Pa , d,c0Si.
T. Sophia Nrborast willow. Joseph Arhoy,st
muel hrhocUst, SuSanusr tutcruarri"l with
! In stuck, tIiIlbnth lntortnarriud with Hsr.
~ NcBgl", IoNy mtrTulrri'd with James
hot'i 'or, aud DANIEL Arlnrsrt, all rpsidirR in
Srydcr county, Israel Arbugs.t rrsil!Gg at
t!!rTt,gEifs?iwP t!Tgi wihPReIn .'i?,, Pa C,thariIe In
CurkpIomus, Juniata Co., Pa SsrsG' &NidS
OF Pnutp Arbogast, de''d, and tho following
chiidr' n, All mirrors and have DO guardian, to
Wit: bitnd Intern m.rTiei with - Bellows,
MARY, Emma, lsdia, .iUAn, clyde, Daniel also
Jcuuir n Iosilumur chilli b rn OF the sid ~ar
all 4 Atb-',st about one month alt.r the death
Oi IA. said ihillp Nrhogi.t. lr., tcc"l-rd, and
whose pustoiNce address Il B5iHol, t'Ehsrt CO..
Indiana, hours ard l'sh repr"srUtntt, 90 NJ
pNiliI ArDogast lptO 4 Perry township, Suy.
dor county Pa, dc, eas,d,
You are HEREBY noticed that by vlrtue Of n
writ o. inqui,l'lon issued out OF the OrphauH
CuIrt oi snyder county, anh 10 ra- directed
that az Inquest viii 10 Lell on tlr old
LOl11st"al iu forry township, Sny.
de- county, Fouussl,Rnig, ON MONDAY,
May 18Th, lsNi, at 10 O'Clock a NJ. to mako
partition ur yH!utt ON Of the Rral Estate Of tn,
-gii t1oossoi. WHOM and whore YOU may at
tend II you thirE iruprr,
NER u MIDnLESWARrH,S Shor!G.
Aprills, lNss.
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h6vi:e % M3thors.

hrn Won disturbed ~ ui'ht and broken Of
your rest by aflk chill suile-inz Anh cryiug
WITH vain oi cutti'g toafh. f. 80 srnd Rt once
aud get 70 ho'tle Il Mira. NiN-tov'a SoCTHtNG
SNR r,t IulLENE> IErrHiNa. Its value
II iurRlsuitnie. 1t VIII reii.vethc poor il'tlr
EuEer.r Immediately. brvcud dulou n mpth.
,rs. there Il uu mistake u' Ou' T.. It cures dys
eUtr'S rId dilrthuea. regulates the stomach
AMI bbwtls, cures " ind cUlir. SptterS tho rTmt
r"Guccs !LtlW ,tiuu, Nud glv tone and IN.
erSS to the whole system, Mn. NIN~Low's
NOorE "a SNEtr PuH trttpErN TEErHIsG ~
# s,cn,ih, ,',1r,t'..i'sep ,T,Is IGs;stlrtion
uyairihu. I'm tho Waited states, aud l. Tor ~aie
~ AT irGgsist, Throughout The vorli. p'ice
rs CU4ts "a UJits. May y, 'sily.
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R3r!s.or'c N3tic5s.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho


- OII'I IL hereby given that tho
" i,Inw.ug named rcrynu. Guvo nIrI their
AJrniuI.tritor-' tirardinu,' aud ENprlItn.s me-.
luniS, In tnr Register Oh'9 OF Snyder
County, and the simr VII J" prr.rhtci Tor con
nmuu'gI Hni .ll"wducc at M" t"urt House IA
"''"''''''-"' H'''"'' v - -''' '''''
!. Tho nr,t ant hud Account ul jonathan
Grimm, Adm & ul the tnlt'N ul iitutl VOL DEC VI.
= The hUrl account Oi Jonathan Grimm,
.iurrdAnoi ", II. hautt, minor child Of /. Il,
ha|'|' zee d.
g, The t"rord account Of jeremiah u. HAL
Executor VI the estAi" II john kcrstcttor decd,
The account oi lnoch hngamlu, Guardian
lot Eruhrl tfdmor, minor CHILD q! Eudheu
trtmor, d"ri.
O.. Tho un'l accounted J, Howard UlSh, Exec
utUr Vt the e.,i'o ul Juhu Z, l.u'1, decd.
{. Thrnr,t aul hull account oiChlr,os N,lcr
and DlNii NliWtr, Al nnallaiuts Of tho estate
Of George H. Mi'!rT deed.
:. The hts, and naal account Of Joseph Moyor
= WIN, Nu"nh, Admih's,rA'"'S oi ihe estate ui
samuel NlIuuh, deed.
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Mercantile AplraiSGnGlt.

The vendors Of foreign and domestic
Merchandise, Hotel Keepers, Dstll
ers, DC, Sc, in Snyder County, will
take notice that they ARE assessed and
classed by the undersigned Mercan-
tile Appraiser Of Mercan anI 9th
cr License Tax for the year 1886, as
follows, to-wit:
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An appeal will be held at the Commissioner
Office In the Ccurt House In tho Borough of
Middleburgh on the 18th day OF May next 1850
between the hours OF o o'clock A. NJ. and A
O'Clock r. NJ. when and whore all who may feel
themselves nRrieyed by their classification
nay attend II they think proper.
60. GUTELIUs,
April "a, 1888, Mercantile Appraiser.
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t.rovsS1zrzx7unEv-1szoaszu-s

notwithstanding Tie very sore
feeling loft in loyal Americans by
tho mean cOnduct Of tho British
Government tOward the United
states during the rebellion, We can,
not help feeling some twings Of com
passion at the pitifUl situation the
old her,iisn fluids herself in inst
now. Here she has been baited and
snbs'antiaIly beaten in the Soudan
driven to the wal and to the abso-
Lutte necessity Of risking great war
with Russia, aud now France is
ihrestrniog to ssnd II feet to Alex.
andria to take the oifense of sup
pressing a French paper ont of
Egyptian hides, 40 act which the
British Ministry acknowledges Eng,
land ia responsible for. Surely she
is in deep water.
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PRAYER IN GEN. GaANTs CASE

. ''' ''f UNIV AAAo NiN u y itNbNNl -
Lot improbable, it is believed by
great numbers Of rious people that
he has boon snatched from death by
the power Of prayer.
Ever since his prostratiou, they
say, prayers in his behalf have con-
+ 0tiuUaliy ascoLdoi to bcagon through
ont the DHi,n. The petitions have
gone Mp N chdrcLoa, at prayer meet
irSs, et domestic dcyotiyns. and at
religious conventions. and many
thousands If Christians have daily
rc,iroi to tbcir closcts 10 plead foi
his l,f9.
Therefore il is, say iheso urq1es-
tion;p8 bclieVors in the efficacy Of
PRAYER, thct even niier iLe physicians
hni confessed that medical ecieuce
was uaeble to save him from speedy
Re- ath, Gen. Grants csss cud dlenly
took IL favorable turn, aud lie was at
once on The Liyh road to rocov.rv
when man gave him Up. God
,,rctc,d cat Bic hand 10 save lim
'iu answer - tho uGuJellcss prayei y
with which The f,itLful hai stormel
tic. gpl.. ps bcuvep
Tl., i.. ,b,y viii ,ero-l b;s ro-
.c5y.iy yg.n u,arIc wg,L,l in o,,.
yycr to urn.r,ul IN nrov, to sIl
the world tba ,fi,a,y of rravor II
j.. almost es if the d,ol l,l L,sr
y:..j +, life ihcy v,,j say f,rG.,
,iront was curei If an iacurablc
li.,osc nm i,,ro,.ihi,i,y 70 man ,,1
,c,,,d,o, :, Lrms, l,o;, o,,
l,rce G .laj.uc c,n,l r,s,,ro him
.s4 L,2,,14 w9s l,ou,Ll f,,,h f,,p
,n, .,,rb .I,i,G,d yho h,s DON,
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Court Proclamation

Nv WllEREAS The Hon. Joseph G
w uuhcr President Judge ~ tho Judi
clal District composed ot the counties Suyde
Union anil Miihin and samuel A. Nezol aud
jacob a smith, LsGs Associate Judges IN
and tor snyder county have issued their pro.
cer; bcatiny. date the ~ day OF .Ap-il \. u
l'-5, to me directed for ~" holding 1t an or
yhAns court. aonurt Of Common PleaF. court
of oyer and Term ner and General court Of
Quarter session NJ the poRcs at Mliilcrurah
ipr tho county OF SnYhcr; On M th Monday
tbslng the 18Th day 0i May lsS'D and continue
ono week.
Notice IL Therefore hereby given 10 tho Coro.
ner, justice- Of the reacc and C0nstrtlos IN
and Tor tue county ~ Snyder, TO appear In Their
proper por-ons with their rolls records. iuqut.
tttioBs, examinations suA other teIncIni RANGES
TO those things to their offices AMI IN their bc-
halt pertain to hN ApLe Rui wttuessea and per
sons IrD-ecutluK IN hchaIf of the Common.
wealth Rgain~, any persons arc required to be
th'n aul there Aitcalin' auI not departing
Without leave Mt thctr y-rll. Justices arc r..
GGcstsi q b" punstual 10 thsir attenlance at
tho appointed time asreeably to notice.
Hiv'n under IN hand AMI seal Mt the Shor.
NJ orhco In MlGd' eDurg, tie md day ot ArrtI
4. u, one thOu.Hnd eight hundred and
cisLty-nvc.
NLR Il. MIDDLESwARrH sheriff.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS.

Ia Hc matter ot hC CStui. of Mriod Ncgl'
ioi' Of .l'1nS tp'rnI,p, Sngj,r oou,tl,
Pu., ,H,rJds.d.
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Tho Illinois Legislature is still
hallntina for Unuad Staias Senator.
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To Caroline Mover. Who resides ~ Adams twp.
snyder county, r., and M" l,lluW'rZ o'lllrrn 4:
hrury, rc. ding a. Srtuu!rTau, Raj tiunluo co,
Mich. lo.clu. Tc-t.!iug IN Adams township. say.
der county Pa. i.li2i Lane intermIrricd with
VIM. l'rtduriot, rr-ldtug near white Springs,
luipn county. ~" Nuur petitioner who Is inter
IN trlleI IS IA luiutAtU RulcUd'r o. ave. twI,.,
Snyder c.',rty, Ia. also jonathan who 4. ,.uoe
deceit ",t LEAVING tu Sur'iNe hiir a widow Ellen,
who ls Ui.n -,uvu deceased, and the following
"i IlirDu al oi whom are minors, al hIH" iur
their guardian \. II. iIit of MD ilchurgh, .Nuy.
der county. r., tn VIC \ ron II and Oscar
huth residing in Centre township, Snyder county
~. uni Caroline lllh-or fil,ho'h, residing
near white spring. uion county. Pa. and the
j. since deceased leaving - survive him a widow,
Lucy who b, since lif"ru.''lird with some one to
your petitioner uuouoNu and VINO resides yuinC-
where III the state uf IVd', NJ IUd whust Io,to!
n,c addru-- is uukuuWu tu your petitioner, and
IA, ,lluwiuL clillrru to wit: William who 1, ui
age, who resides IN ScHuulcHtt Kalamazoo 60.
VI irh. and the tour following who or" minors aud
have no guardian .u TAR "a. known 10 NUur lrri.
tiuuer, Charles, ana james WHO reside IA School
craft, n ,laiutG,n county, u lvl, Ida H. aud ti,u.
po,' uhtc udlrr t. .uukn,wu 90 your petitioner.
You are Eoreby rited 10 he AMI APPEAR be
tore ~. JUICES Of Our Orphans Court, AZ an
Orphans Court 70 hs hold At Mlddehurg on
the ttl Monday of Nay A, ID 1855 at 10 o'clock
tn the forenoon, then and thcte to ACCEPT ur
refuse t. TAX tie Real Estate OF said M.charI
Moyer, deed, at the appraised valuation
put upon Il by an Inquest duly awarded by
tue said Court, and returnslby the ShoriH OF
said county, "r show cause why the same
should rot b" SOLD: And hereof fall not.
witness the Hon Joseph g Bnchcr, Esq
President OF our said court, At MiddlobuTgh
this .eth day Of Mar. A, u. 1855,
GROUSE, Clerk O. &,
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-31
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE WILLFUL AND PERVERSE WAYS
OF THE FAIR SEX.
The Dance of Death-Model Farm
Kitchen-vanderbflt's Plucky Daugh-
ter-The Japanese Minister'S Wife
-Hoodwink ing . Congressman.
New York Times I

New York Times
One Of my friends, doctor, buttonholed
me the other day, holding in his hand one
of those pretty little smelling bottles that
some of the charming young women of my
acquaintance have been greatly affecting
The doctor is good old soul, but crotchety,
very crotchety, at times. He has journeyed
as a lecturer in his time, and in delivering
one OF his little addresses even now he loves
to have something to use as an illustration,
like a patient at one of his pet clinics
twenty years ago.
Our women have abominable tricks he
began. "They lace tightly, they wear French
heels on their pinching little boots; they
underdress the upper part of their bodies
and drag about after them yards upon yards
of heavy trains; they ruin their digestions
by overheating and surfeiting themselves
with sweetmeats; they paint their faces,
wear dead women's hair on their heads, put
belladonna in their eyes, and, last but not
least, they are running some of their most
delicate nerves by using just such abomina-
tons as this" and he thrust the smelling
bottle directly under my nose
you see,n he continued, "this is kind of
last stage. Young ladies find after little
dissipation that their nerves are getting
shaky, AM every now and then a feeling Of
fain.ness, of dizziness comes over them.
What do they do? Why, they get one OF
these things and fill it up with biting salts.
The more they use it the more they like it.
Just as it is with any other habit, it grows
upon them. Tb N again the use of the bottle
enables them to show a trim arm and waist
to advantage. Now, the olfactory nerve;
are just like any other You can use them
properly and you can use them Improperly
You can educate them and you
can blunt them, and bunting them
is just what these girls are doing.
Powerful salts--for the very strongest kind
are used by many-haye more effect by far
on the olfactory nerves than snuff or t.
bacco smoke. Why, this very bottle here
4 have just taken it from a patient who
complained of awful headache) is fair sam
pie. Use it long enough, my boy, and III
defy you to distinguish eau de cologne from
assafntida You don't believe it. | tel
you have known this very thing to happen.
Extreme cases. Oh, yes but they'll do foI
examples. These smelling bottles cause
headaches, sore threats, and red noses,
and this last argument has more force
with my patients than all the others com
bined dozen times over. Why don't or
game a crusade against them? What's the
| use. Haven't doctors and reformers beer
preaching about tight lacing for years, aHC
does the number of eighteen-iRch waists di
minish. Haven't they proclaimed tina
| French heels are dangerous, and doesn't TIL
rule of stepladder shoes continue undated
! They've told the truth and made themse.ve.
a laughing-stock prefer to dissemble ant
be reveredn
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He Bid the ERrth Of a Blot.

BROOKLYN, July Sl.-A special to Tbs
Elgle from Woodsburg, l. l., gives the par
ticuar, of bloody atfray which took place
near there Wednesday night between Joseph
Gardner, a retired seaman, and his nephew,
named Bedcll, who was dependent on him
Tor support Wednesday Bedell was sent
by Gardner to collect 81. He did so. got
drunk with it AMI when he returned home
anu e himself smS-i. : il-he, AMI abusing
his wife Gardner was sitting on the
coor step pee.ing potatoes and int9rfered 10
protect the woman, whereupon Bedell seized
a shotgun loaded VITA buck~ hot, placed it at
Gardner, chin ami tried three times 10 dis
cA4rsa It. Gardner tlen si&shel al Bedell
with his knife, inficting eight terrible
wpunis, one in the thigh, and seven in the
est,urea 1, oneoffhem being 50 deep that the
lung protrudei from the wound. His wounds
are fatal. Beaeu is known to the police as
a Dad character. GGrdH=r's defense is self.
protection
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The Barbed Wire NlonopoIr

CHICAGO, July 81 The barb wire manu-
facturers completed their session Wednes-
day at the fremont by accepting the re
port of the committee to the effect that
they establish national barb fence
company, with capital stock Of
s., 600, 900, consisting OF 1900 shares
at 500 each. In order to have an
agreement between all parties concerned
many of whom were absent at Wednesdays
meeting, it was decided TO I'd journ for one
week, when the details will lie completed
The company will have the leasing Of all
the wire manufactured. It was also recon-
nended by the committee that the orsaniza-
ton be under the control of the charter Of
1883 and will take effect Sept. l.
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Miscegenation in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 3l-Bsn Coleman, we'll
dressed and rather hand, ONE young colored
man, and Kate Collins, an iS-year- Irish
girl, appeared before Justice White Thur
day with a licen e, and desired to get mar
ried. The justice found pretext for refus-
ing TO tie the knot and conhscated the IL
cense The couple, 1t is said, went to the
residence Of priest and were married. The
mother Of the girl expressed herself that al
though she knew nothing of it TIL Thursday
she supposed She would have TO consent.
The girls father is very indignant, and
tareatlns to shoot both gtrl and her dusky
husband Coleman said his folks lived in
Cincinnati
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durability of Leather.

British journal o. fhotogrepny.I
A correspondent speaks Of leather from
a Photographic standpoint of view in the
following manner
Perhaps the Oldest specimens of leather
in the world have been found in Egypt in
tombs or mummy cases. in which they
were enclosed once for all, beyond the
reach of disturbance The oldest piece of
Eryptian leather in the British
museum is the Bremner (Rhoid)
scroll containing portion Of the
ritual of the dead. Its date is
about 1900 B. G., and the scToll Is now
carefully preserved in tn case; the
leather is so powdery that its custodians
are almost afraid to touch it; the color is
about that of bright and light new oak
sole.leather, and perfectly clean. There
are many leather sandals in the museum
dating about 800 B. O, generally rotten,
tom. and distcrted-some Of them are
pretty ypugh, however The leather roll
of Cheops, iecording the dedication of the
temple. may be of the date about 2. 0OO b.
c. and is perhaps the Oldest piece of
leather in the world. The British nusenm
possesses an elaborate Egyptian leather
sword. belt of about SEQ or 900 B: G.; it is
green and discolored; casual observer
might take il for bronze.
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AN ANSWER WANTED.

Can any ore bring US case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that the Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say that they
can not, as thousands of cases already per-
manently cured and and who are daily re
commencing Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease Diabetes, week Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured; they
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC. bot
tie by Hartz & Bahnsen.
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An Enterprising. Reliable
Hanse.

Hartz s. Bahnsen can always be relied
upon, not only to carry in stock the best
of every thing, but to secure the Agency
for such articles as have well known mer-
it, and are popular with the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation Of being
always enterpIising. and ever reliable.
Having secured the Agency for the cele-
brated DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will sell it on positive
guaranteer. 1t Will surely cure any and
every affection of Throat, Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we
invite you to call and get Trial Bottle
Free.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS I .s
Rock Island County

STATE OF ILLINOIS g
Rock Island County
In the Circuit Cour: Of sad Rock Island comfy
In ChanCery.
Claus Ubtjedt. Administrator the estate Of An
ma UnGeG,, deceased, " James Ficst Lena
First, \. q. OlGs Il sons and WashLg,ou =.
Sweent Y ForeClosUre.
To said defendants y. e. ODDS Il Sons, >o-ice
S hereby given thar the above entitled sU!t J. uow
pending in sSid con7t, and rhatsummoLs has been
issued against yoG therein
Now, unless yo1 susl personally be and sI9ear
before SAID Cour, or he trst day Of the Hv&J term
thereof 10 be holden in the coar house il the CITY
Of Rock Island. N the county II Rock Island anu
state aforesaid on me first Monday Of September
next, to which time and place the said summons :
made returLabe. ana plead. answer or GemlI %
The bin of complaint in said sui. filed, that the
same will be taken for confessed as against yol
and decree entered accordingly
Dated AT Rock Island, H., tins 9th day Of
July. A. D. 1855.
EDWARD Il. BOWMAN. Jr..
Clerk Of said circuit court,
HENRY CUKTIs. Compl'ts >oltr. CIV
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NOTICE.
STATE OF ILINoIs. O..
Rnnk IN1anl Eo.Ir.N p

STATE OF lLII"oIs, .
Rock Il SAND County
In the Circuit Court Of saii Rock Island county
In ChanctTy.
Henry l.. Bul!envs James First, Lena First, \.
G. Olds 4 Sons, Clans Un;iedt, Administrator
of the estate of Anna uutiedt, deceased, and
Washington L. Observation-Disclosures.
To aid defendants, n. G ODDS SOM ard
Claus Un,jedt, Administrator Of the estate of An
ma Unuedt. deceased: Notice is hereby given that
the above en- HE'D suit i nov pending in sad
court and that summons has been issued against
You therein.
Now, unless you shall personally be and appear
before the said circuit court on The first day Of the
next term thereof to be holden IN the court house
in the city of Rock Island. in the county of Rock
Island AID state aforesaid, on the first Monday
Of September next, TO which time and place said
summons is made retarnable, and plead. answeror
demur 70 The bill Of complaint in said suit filed,
the same VIII be taken for confessed as against
you and decree entered accordingly.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois, This 9Th day OF
July, a, D., 1855.
EDWARD II BOWMAN. II.
HENRY CURTIS, Clerk Of said Circuit CoIrt
Solicitor for Complainant. G4w
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We Cautlon AL Against Them

The unprecedented success and merit
of Ely's Cream Balm-a real cure for ca
tarrh, hay fever and cold in the head
has induced many Adventures TO place
catarrh medicines bearing some resem-
blance in appearance, style or name up
on the market, in order to trade upon the
reputation of Ely's Cream Balm. Many
in your immediate locality will testify in
highest commentator of it. Don't be
deceived. Buy only Ely's Cream Balm.
A particle is applied into each nostIil; no
pain; agreeable to use. Price fifty cents;
of druggists.
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PARTITION SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, L.
Rock Island Cou nty. {

STATE OF ILLINOIS, lss
Rock Island County,
In the Circgit Court; In Charcery.
Kat e Reilly v. Thomas Reilly, Barney Re ly.
Patrick Reilly, Katie Harten, Margaret Mack
auboa. Eugene Reilly, Jr. John Rel ~ Michael
Riley. Maria Reilly and Eugene Reilly.-Parti
cion--GeneTal No. 2612.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a de-
cree OF said courI. entered il the above entitled
cause on the 10th day Of June. A. D., 1885. shall
Friday he 3lst day of July, A. D., 1855. al the
hour Of one O'Clock ii the afternoon, at the north
toor Of The Court House. in the city of Rock Isl
end in said county Of Rock Island, 10 satisfy said
decree, sci at public vendue, 10 the highest and
best Gderfor cash. that certain parcel Of land
situate in The county of Rock Island and stste OF
Iiiirci-. known and de- crIhed " follows to-wt:
The south a fee o: lots "a and 70 in block 8 OF
Thompson X Weiis' addition TO the city Of Rock
Island.
Dated 81 Rock Island. Illinois. This 30,h day Of
jane, A. D., $3.50.
HENRY CURTIS
Master IN Chgncory, Rocs Island Co., II.
PARKS : PLLAs~ETs. C1mpl'ts iol'tors- did
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-31

RocEFouD. HIS. July 3l.-TEur,day was
ore of the 11tte-. days this year, the ther-
momeJer staining at 1o4 in the shade.
John Morhel was affected by the extreme
heat ald made insane. II took three police
men !, arrest AIN, and in the scufis his
head W. badly cut up.
TEoRIA H.. July Sl-The heat here
Thur day was intense, Tie thermometer be
iny TO- il t1e shade. Two cases Of sunstroke
here AM six al PrincevlIe Wednesday
None has resulted fatally yet.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-31

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-31

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They are worth the money.