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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May Is
The market quotations on the board OF
trade to-day were as follows: Wheat-No. Q
May, opened SSkc, closed S9Hc; June,
Sgsn'a Ss closed ss sles'd eo2sSS SSoy 0Psnsa ssy
opened 47ssc, closed 47Xc; June, opened
47Ac, closed 479sc; July, opened 471lc, closed
4Se Oats-No. 2 May, opened Si1sc, closed
S41lc; June. opened 34kc. closed 341lc;
July, opened sac, closed 341Sc. Pork
May, opened $lO.971s, closed $lLO21S; June,
opened $li.0O, closed $lL05; july,
opened Sill closed $ll l216. Lard-May,
opened and closed $3.50
Lave stock-Ihe Onion stock yards report
the following range of prices: Hogs
Market opened active, packers and shippers
buying; prices 5@10c lower; light grades
s42O@4 10; rough packing, $4.o5@4 20;
heavy packing and shipping lots, o. 25@
4.40 Cattle-Market strong; Zoe higher;
shipping, 81 75@5.75; bulk, S. logs 55;
butchers, 81. o0@4- 80; stockers, IS. 75G S.. CO.
Sheep-Market steaiy; 81 75G475; bulk,
So. 3.50Q400
Produce: Butter-G. cd to fine creamery,
2o@22c; good, fire. ID dairy, l4@ l6c; poor to
good packing, i,@Sc per 10. Eggs Choice
counts, l141l1ac per doz Potatces-C+ood
to fine, 4s@5Jc p + bu Poultry--Liye tur-
keys, 12@l4c; chickens, lie for hens, and
&c for old rooster; spring chickens, "a 00@
. D
@300 per bbl. Hay-GoDd to fine timothy,
$l50o@l700, and do upland prairie, sl4 %
@l600 per ton.
New York.
New YORK, May 13.
Wheat-Opened heavy and va nc lower;
afterward strengthening and rallied 1S@Hc,
with less doing; No. l white, nominal;
No. 2 red May, $lU2A@L 02Sl; do June,
$l.O24@L03A do July, $l04E(0l YAK
do August, 81. $l.05SS@L06A; do September,
$l.06$@L07H. Corn-H@Ac lower, after
ward advanced sS@kc; mixed western
spot, 56@5Sc; future, 5iA@56&c. Oats
Snade stronger; mixed western, 4095Oc.
Provision -Pnrk-Dull and weak; new
mess, $l2 25@l2 So Beef-Dull; new ex-
ira, $ll50@l200. Lard-Dull and easier;
steam rendered sos.
St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May IL
Wheat-Active and higher on bad crop
reports, out closed about Il under top figures;
No. 2 red cash. SL07@L07A; June, 81. O7S6
July, SL0S. Corn-Snade hrmer but slow;
cash, 47ssc; May, 471se; June and July,
471sc. Uats-Very dull; cash, $3.50 bid;
June, 35Tc. Rye-Higher; zoe bid. Whisky
Steady; Sl.l4 Provisions-Pork lower:
jobbing, slLS711 Lard-firm; s655@6 70.
Detroit.
DETROIT, May l3
Wheat--Easy;. No. l white, sLO3 cash;
$l049 June; sl.055s July; No 3 red,
$l02@L0 03 cash; Sl03L June; $lO4L July;
| No. 3 red, 94c nominal. Corn-No 2, $50.
Oats-No. white. 4llfc bid; NJ 2, 800
| cash; 39c asked June.
| Toledo.
| TOLEDO, May l3
Wheat-Firmer; No 3 red cash and
May, Csc; June, 95Ac; July, 96kc;
August 95hc; No. 2solt, s105A. Corn
| Quiet; No 2 cash and May, SIC; June,
size; July, SIC. Oats-Neglectsd nc
| quotations.
| milwaukee,.
MIwAUKER, Wis, May IS
Wheat Steady; Milwaukee No. 2, SS1Sc:
June, s9%c; July, 92c, Corn Steady;
No 2, 47s4c, Oats-Firm; No ,, 34Ac. Rye
Strong; No l. 7s16c. Barley Quiet; No
| 2. 62c,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14
TIRE SPRINGFIELD sOLONs.
MORRISON GETS 100 VoTEs IN JOINT SEs>
SION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, May 14th .-Tspec-
ial. In joint session the republicans did
not refuse to vote. The democrats all
voted for Morrison, except Streeter, who
voted for Black, and Haines who voted
for Merritt. Morrison got 80 votes. On
the second BALLOT he got 101, streeter
wheeling into line. Later Morrison was
formally withdrawn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14
Fine Ratnrnad.

Police Magistrate Bennett proposes tc
let no guilty man escape, and if he ISM
sure one is guilty, he will fine him any
way. Last week he made man named
William Crane whack up, but the council
ordered him to pay back the fine, as thu
man was not violating any Of the ordi
nauces.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14
County Building.
DDnn TT

12-Estate of William Tucker, de,
ceased. Administrative report filed and
approved. Order authorizing admins
tratrix to distribute $4,950 among heirs.
13-Estate of Eliza NJ. Brackett, de-
ceased. Inventory filed and approved.
Estate of William Trouble, deceased g.
Final account of administrator filed and
approved, and order authorizing admin
istrator to pay to county treasurer dis
tributive share of infant non resident
heir.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
13-Emil Warnecke and Miss Lena
Stiltz, both of Rock Island
James NJ, Pierce and Miss Sue Crom>
well, both of Moline
Carl A. Ebstrand and Miss Aida G.
Lindwall. both of Moline
John P. Anderson and Miss Anna
Backmsn. both of Rapids City.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14
Poor House Supplies.
Boiler, Smoke Stack, Painting, &c.

The Committee on Poor Farm invites sealed
proposals. to be sent to Henry Werlich. Chairman.
on or before Tuesday, May 10Th. for the following
articles. viz:
One II foot boiler to be made Of the vest OF
steel to be placed on the north side Of the boiler
room; said boiler to contain "a finch fiues, and
to be connected with the other boiler and steam
pipes.
One iron smoke stack, to be OF No. II iron, &C
feet in height and 20 inches in diameter, and fur
nished with stay rods and base.
Also, proposals for painting the Pauper house;
said building is e0x60 feet 1Sfoot posts, and con
tains 81 windows with shutters; also an L-addi.
tion to the same isx34 feet IA foot posts; also q
brick addition containing 81 windows 3 doors and
110 feet OF cornlce. The brick addition, doors
and windows to receive one coat Of paint, and the
main building. together with wash house i6xse
feet, 1sfoot posts. to receive two coats Of paint
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. HENRY WERLICH,
14-d5w1t Chairman Of Committee.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14
Notice to Water Consumers.

The semi annual water rent to the city
is due on May /, and must be paid to
Collector Koehler before May 10. st
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14

Connecticut imports $75,O0o worth Of
honey every year.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-14

Advancing spring warns US to be PIE
pared for warmer weather. Strengthen
the system, purify the blood, by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
PULVERlZING THE RUM POW.
Err.
DIR. Cunningham OF Wheeling
Takes Il hand.

DR.. Cunningham of the Fret
Presbyterian Church, Wheeling,
assailed the Liquor Traffic right
vigorously from his pulpit, last
Sunday. We give these extracts
from the Inteliigencer's report:
There is another mighty cur
rent against which we do well to
take heed the current of intern.
perance. Strong drink is carrying
its hundred of thousands annually
to the drunkard's grave. The en-
penditure for drink annually in
the United States is 5000, 600, 900.
OF the entire list of expenditures
tor living, the liquor account
amounts to nearly twice as much
as any other item. It amounts to,
nearly twice as much as bread,
three times as much as meat, and
ten times as much as education,
The producers and vendors Of this
consuming fiend insist that they
shall be permitted to go on seduc-
ing youth and man hood into its
embrace without Control. They
insist that they shall set up their
shops wherever they choose, and
that they shall be free of restraint
or regulation. The promoters Of
this one great curse claim the right
to dictate law to the lawmakers, to
control legislation and to g,vern
the country. They propose to
carry elections, to make officials
and to govern sober men.
One of the first duties of every
lover of his country, every friend
of humanity, is to do whatever is
possible to pulverize the rum-pows
er, and to turn away the angry tor
rent which is carrying such multi
tudes to hopeless ruin. When bad
men conspire good men must com,
| bine.u
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
w. VA. NEWS AND NOTES.

GUN ACCIDENT.-On last Wed,
nesday VIM. Sheets, of Lost creek,
Harrison county, while hunting
alone, was killed by an accidental
discharge of his gun. He was
found dying, few minutes after
the accident, his shoulder being al
most blown off by the heavy load
of buckshot.
Y. M. C. A.-Rev. Scott f. Her.
shey will give three lectures at
Huntington und-r the auspices Of
the Y. M. c. y, Feb. "a, %, 26
Subjects, l. "Infdel and Christian
Forces in Civilization" Q. "Thos
Paine His Pla,e in History
3. Seventeen Reasons why I Be.
lieve the Bible
TELEPHoNE.-A Telephone Com.
pany has been organized to hello
from Clarksburg to Weston.
JAIL CHARACTERIZATION Merified
of Morgantown had roagh expert
ence with three prisoners the 9TH
er day who attempted to escape as
he was supplying them with a
pitcher of water. Although The
three got out Of itil, with the help
of his brave wife two OF them were
recaptured before getting out
through the family rooms of the
building.
INSANE james e. Craig, OF
Claysvilse, Brooke Co., who has been
insane for some time, recently wan
dered away from home with moth
ing but underclothing on, and
when found was badly froze n. The
Wellsburg Herald has the sad par
ticulars.
Wellsburg had big fire
last Thursday in which the store Of
G NJ. White & Co., was destroyed.
Loss SO, 800
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
Banquo's Ghost.

A number of delegates nave in :
troduced resolutions and offered
petitions in the House proposing a
Prohibitory Amendment to the
Constitution. This Prohibition
question is like Banquo's ghost; it
will not down. 1t was up in the
last Legislature and given black
eye in the Senate. And here it is
again, bigger than ever. We hope,
the Legislature will vote to submit
it. That is the best way to dis
pose Of it. A large number OF
good citizens have asked for its
submission, so that the people of
the State may have an opportuni-
ty to express their views upon it.
If not submitted now it will be up
In the next Legislature and SO on
until it is finally settled through
the ballot box-SouM Branch To
teLtfgencer.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04

real good cry because the Assign
ee kept $1,000 600 of the bonds
to secure an $4,000 loan to her
husband.
Senator E .monds has introduced
bill in the U. s. Senate to pre-
vent the transportation of explo-
sives to any foreign port.
The Missouri Legislature pays
the Chaplain 81, 200 year. He is
not permitted to do any thing else.
Gov. Pattison of Pennsly vania,
will enter the Methodist Ministry
when his term Of office expires.
In Chicago, indictments have
been found against 249 Judges OF
elections and others for fraud.
Frederick Okell, of Philadelphia,
Pa, very poor man, has fallen
heir to. "a great fortune, possibly
one million dollars.
Margaret Nash, aged ia years,
died in Pottsville, Pa, Jan. 22nd
She was native of Ireland.
A building is being erected in
New York City to be used as a
Monastery and Nunnery, by mem.
hers Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Miss Hannah Stout of Indiana
died of petrification, last week
She was small woman, but
weighed nearly 400 pounds.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
But One Way to Settle ii.

The Times has never said that il
would advise the ratification of
prohibitory amendment--it does
not say SO now-but it believes
that the petitions of thirty thou
sapd voters Of the State, represent
ing all political parties, are entit-.-
led to respectful considerations
There is but one way to settle the
Prohibition question, and that is
to submit the matter to the voters.
Then, if the people don't want Pro-
hioition they will reject the
amendment. If they do want it
they have right to it. Charleston-
Times.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
EXPLODING GAS
Causes Panic and Havoc In Pitts
burg.

On Saturday last there were aev.
eral terrific gas.explosions in Pitts
burg, which caused panic and
havoc in the parts of the city
where they occurred. Buildings,
were greatly damaged, street cars
blown from the track and some
twenty or more persons seriously
injured. Indignation runs high
against the gas companies for tho
unsafe condition of gas-pipes and
fixtures that led to the explosions,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
Mackerel and Morals.

Massachusetts is moving for and
will doubtless get Congressional
action for the protection of macker-
el in the ocean, and yet Congress,
Ike our own State, has refused any
relief to society, by way of protec-
ton from the bligbts and debauch-
cries of the Liquor Traffic. Are
the mackerel of the ocean worth
more than the morals of society?
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING

GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING. -
New YORK, January 3d. Bishops
Spalding, of Peoria; Ireland, OF
Minnesota, and Kane, of Rich
mond, addressed a great temper
ance meeting tonight, in the new
church of the Pauiist fathers.
Fully five thousand persons were
present. Bishop Ireland said the
existing excise laws were farcial,
in that they were not and could
not be carried out.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN
n eWs of the Week.
Culied and Condensed for Free
man Readers.

ealo WOibu SooO ,OoO.
The hospitals of London, Eng,
realized 100000 at the last Sun
day collection. ri
A drunken Hungarian at Penn
Haven, Pa, threw his child on a
hot stove. 1t is expected to die.
FL. w. Warner, the Patent Medi-
cine man, is a Republican candi-
date for Governor of New York.
Rev. R. F. Thomas, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Lancaster, 0 i,
has become insane and been sent
to the Asylum.
A fire at Fulton, N. Y. destroyed
four stores and Bank. Loss $40,
600.
A run on the New Haven Conn \
Savings Bank, ended after $4,000
had been taken out by deposltors.
The Morocco Factory Of G. r.
Lenhardt at Brooklyn, was totally
destroyed by fire last week. Loss
100000
The Treasurer of Monroe Co., Pa,
mas failed for $4,000
A pair of Spectacles that came
over in the May flower, has been
found.
The bows are of iron, an eighth Of
an inch thick.
Judge Advocate Swain has been
convicted by the Court Martial ap.
pointed to try HIM.
Youngstown, O., is out of money.
Too much Scott law last year.
Five men were recently killed at
a dance row in the Indian Terri.
tory.
The firm of w. II. Gummersell
q Co., the oldest in the city failed
in St. Louis last week. Liabilities
$4,000.
Last week an insane woman in
Newport, KY, murdered her two
children and then cut her throat
with a razor.
The estate of J. w. Garrett late
President of the B, & O. Il. r. Co.
is v7lued at $4,000 900.
.ce, Albert Victor son, Of the
Prh of Wales, was Il years old
Jan. 9Th.
There is bill pending IN the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, to
punish at the whipping pos men
who beat their wives.
The widow of Tom Thumb, will
soon be married.
The Pacific slope has been shak-
en- up by an earthquake.
Fire caught in the roof of the
House of Representatives at Wash
ington last week and caused big
scare.
George Augustus Sala, distin-
gulshed literary writer of England,
is lecturing in this country.
The Republicans oe the Legisla-
ture of Indiana have decided in
caucus to support the bill for high
er license.
There are 1862 Colleges in the
United States of which 271 are di-
rectly controlled by the religious
denominations, and 81 are secular.
Peterhousc, the oldest of II Col
leges Of the University of Cam
bridge, England, is GOO years old.
Chief Justice Waite's family
Physician is a woman, DR.. Win
slow.
DR.. Brown, Jewish Rabbi, re-
Gently lectured in Metropolitan
Methodist Church, Washington, D.
c., on the subject "The Jews did
not crucifv Christ"
Mrs. Green who had S26,000000
in bonds in Cisco's Bank, New
York, which failed last week, took
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
Too Ugly to Catch Fish.

cobert Toombs, Of Georgia, whose
ef ambition at one time was to call
=, roll of his Slaves at the foot OF Bun
- Hill Monument, was known :s the
lucky fisherman. When he was a
he was quite ungainly in appear
ea. and his companions used to say
!: he was so ugly that he scared the
les away. All through his career he
er had any luck in angling. He
lid sit for hours on the banks OF q
eam, impatieatly awaiting 4 bite. and
sing his luciS, while Others around
n were landing fish By the dozen.
'.ar fishing all day in :; Georgia stream
:.rew up a huge mud turtle. He cut
name in full en- the hard shell, and
w the turtle back into the water.
.wo wears afterwards he was fishing g
he same spot, and again drew out Il
-r.e. It was the very same turtle on
..ch he had inscribed his name, but
was astoDished 10 find below his
ne the words: Too ugly to catch
/" 4 wa~giSh friend had caught
3d.. denizcn of the mud and cut Ike
= below. The story went that Toomns
,zht this identical tUTlle no less than
j. times, and the last time, in fit Of
:, cut It's head oif.-Edttimore
rad.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
AisEartiNiils Clieass!!

at has become so common TO write the
beginning Oi ti article, lii an elegant, in
tereSiir&, nilniier.
Then IUu il intO some advertisement
that we ivOi. ali S!cii,
Ant simply CAL attention to the merits
OF Hop BItters liz as pl-,in, honest terms :ts
poSSibie,
TO induce people
ro.ive hem one trial, which SO proves
their value tnat they Will hever use any
thing eise."
The K .,nedy SO favorab!y noticed in all
the papers,
Keil.io.s and secn;tr, is
IIavimga la,g. sale, AID is suppianting
AL nie;iir:nsS.
Tie.- j. 40 denying the virtues Of the
Hop plant. and the propiieiorS o: Hop Bit
tciS have shown eie,.L SiIrcwuuess
Ana ;iDiiii:
nt"inDouniing medicine whose virtue
is 50 pal .,apie 10 every ones oDss srfatlOn.
Hsisi asse pie?
..Siic fingered and suffered along, pining
away AL the time for y urS.''
The do in> dong her lao good ~
y nd al ,.-i WAS ctr, by this Hop Bitters
fire PAPERS say so much "Dout."
.'iit,i,e. In,i.tG"'
"i.oV thankful we should be for that
medicine"
4 Daughters Misery.
ssi;Ievel years our daughter suffered on a
be % HIiS:ry,
FROM :. omplication o. kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble ana Nervous debility ,
..Uuuer the care al the ,sc>t plySiui nS,
WHO gave her u4>elSe various names,
But no relief.
"A,:;i Iit.w size is restored TO us in good!
hcJl,a i.y rs simple REMEDY rs Hop Bit iieiS,
that we had Stunned years before using it.
THE PARENTS.
Father i. sses;Ing Well.
My daughters say:
"How lnn..h hetier father is since he us
ed Hop RiuerS."
lie is = -itinL we'll n'tnr his long suffer-
ing from IL di sci e drrlarcd incIirtbir."
Sand we arc -, glad ht' he utSd your Bit
tp5x.'.--a La UY nS VseA n. 7.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Saive IN the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rhenm, Fever Sores. letter. Chap
p d Hands, ChilblHins, COrns, :hd
ali Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For Sale BY L. Iiarrinx
ton. mays. 1y.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The members of the Hooking County
y .ricuiiiiiaI Society VIII lake noti' e thai
there Will be a meeting OF SAID SOCIETY al
the Office oi Wm. ". D,vey. EsI.. in the
Couit House, III Logan. on SATURDAY l.
te:,Iu=ry :S. iSS5, Drtwte, the liuurs OF one
a d three, +. NJ, fni tiie purpose uf eject
Ing the isiiowiIi:, officers of said Society,
To Wit:
one President to serve for one year. Ga:
Vice pfeSiGert tn serve for one year, :,ns.
five Director go serve for two years t>,eh.
business inceiins oi the bo.fd VIII DC
held on S;t;iir day after thr election.
By order oi the Boaid,
M, POND, President.
A IL. Wilson. Secretary.
January 29- lsSi-3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
Ss,re Cure for Piles.

The first symptom Of III es is ali
intense itchin@at night after getting
warm. This unplea.t sensation Is
Immediately relieved hy an appIi-
cation of DR.. Dosankos ri e Rem:
edy. ri es in ali It's fnlms. Itch.
Salt Rhume. and iiingworm can b."
permanently cared by he use Of
this great remedy. Price so cents.
Manufactured by The Dr.. I'os-
anko Medicine Co, Piqua, O. Sold
by Miller Il Case.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
EXTRACT FROM A
CIRCULAR 10 TEACHERS,
Issued by the
ZIlDSVIIIII BISINESS
C(|IlI,(1||ll.
Worth Thinking Ab5ut.
sgs'O TEACEEEs.ssaea ea

The class yen represent is made
up of intelligent, progressive, 90
ahead young men. We speak from
experience III saying this. Tor it is ;
fact, tha, during twenty years o
almost daily association with ynnre
men who have attended = this inSti
tuition the majority have beer
teachers; with their own money
earned by teaching. with Il mind
We trained for study a willing dis
position to work. and a good char
;icier they have entered this school.
and many of Them are Known and
honored AS representative business
men,
The first thought that NAV come
to your m;nd-Am not already
prep red FOR the duties of actual bus
iness HE -? OF w;,a. benefit will a
business course be to me? Answer
the following questions and decide
10, ynmseli:
1st Can you write a good hand
I'd Can you write good busin-
ess letter?
3D. Can you write q Note or
Draft th-t will st.nd the testg
4ih. Can You make ont Il bill of
Mdse. quick and in good form
9Th. Can you write an order for
goods in business style?
9th. Can ven write Check on
your bank hat you Will not be ash
AIMED of?
9TH. Can you calculate by short
methods rapidly and correctly?
Sth. Can you keep a set of books
in good style. on correct principles?
9Th. Can you discharge the du-
ties of an agent, Or administrator?
10Th. Can you make out state
ments and ba'ance sheets, showing
the exact condition of business?
1ith Can YOU audit borks of &C.
eoun'. and make partnership sette-
ments?
18th Can. You perform all the
duties of an Accountant in a Bank
or Business oii:ce, or fill q place as
c ERIK in your own County Or Town
ship?
If not prepared to answer these
questions in the Affirmative. we
trust you will become interested in
this work and ATTEND the GAINESVILLE
Business Ce Iege.
Send for this special circular to
teachers,
Address CHoCtILL & PaRsoNs.
Business College,
: GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
Legal Notice i'm Diyorce.

Charles A. Joh" son, whose rlare of resi-
t!enr,. IS unknown. VIII lake notice that
Oh the 26tiI DAY of january. y. ID. l"S5,
Sarah t.. Johnson f;lei i.cr tit on against
sain CHARLES A.johii>on. in C"in:nen Pleas
Court oi iiucilins COunIy Ohio, pra ayiitg Il
t;iytT-c from. said Charles A. johnson. on
ti.- .ruuns.. q! ;tauittry ;'ni gross neglect
of Il uty, ;insi for :iiiuiDuy, and asking this
si,. MY toe restored: Ia her m:;i'ien name.
Sarah T.. altin, and that said cause VIII
be i"r hr,iiEs on and afler tie 18th day OF
March, 1888.
SARAH F. JOHNSON.
o. ". II. Wright. her Ally.
inn,lIrV ~ IN -Ii,Y.
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3 saddler at Greensbur@. Pa, has 3
:.rious EGG. 1t is sot;-shelled and
5 not resemble an egg, with the ex-
ton of Its shell. II is formed of
. ee parts. One resembles very much
shape of Il head, and eyes and
.:lth are pe:ca ptibie in it. A little
..,rt neck joins it to The body. which is
M oval shape. To the body there
:. t:il, resembling very much the tail
cog. 1t measures over five inches
-! Is very queer shape indeed.
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