davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-03-26

New York parties contemplate build
ing a roller skating rink at Cape May,
at a cost of $40, 900. If a suitable site can
be secured the work will begin at once.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-03-26

One of the youngest telegraph opera
tors in the country works in Harmony
Grove, Ga, and is but twelve years DID,
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-03-26

Agraduate of the University of Mich
igan, who is a good Greek and Latin
scholar, is doing duty as a policeman
in Detroit.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1885-03-26

cry Thursday morning, at No. go
70 Setret, (up-stairs,)
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20. The Press pub
Ii hes a Washington special to the effect
that a COMPROMISE ha, been agreed upon 10y
President Cleveland, Secretary Manning,
and Samuel j. Randall First OF
all, says The Press, "it was agreed
on all sides that the tariff must be revised.
At last after much discussion, in which the
advice of certain well known protectionists
WAS sought and freely and frankly given, the
moderates agreed to give the immoderates Il
so 900 900 reduction in customs during the
c-ming session, the mOderates, however, to
reserve the right of creating a sort of inner
circle tariff commission to run during the
months preceding the coming session Of con-
grcss as sort of side-show to the treasury
department The treasury department has
employed several expert who are now en-
gagged III obtaining opinions OF manufactur-
ers throughout the country, and such infor-
nation as it is enabled to gather IN relation
to the cost of production at home and in
competing European countries. All this i'll
formation will be tabulated and a bill
framed after the fashion of that proposed
land finally passedl by the Secretary of the
Treasury Walker, and which is known as
Che Walker bill of 1876
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
HAWKEYE DEMOCRATS.
THE Iowa STATE CONVENTION AT CEDAR
RAPIDs--GREENBACK FUsIoN--THE
TICKET NOMINATED.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. 19.-The
democratic state convention met here to
day and was called to order by Chairman
Kinne. After the appointment of COM
mittees recess was taken until O'Clock.
On Resembling the committee on reso-
lutions submitted a platform. which was
adopted. 1t declares in favor of repeal
ing the prohibitory liquor law as unjust
and hostile to temperance, and pledges
the party to aid in the passage of a license
law of $3.50, with power to increase the
same to 81 900 should such be deemed
best by the local authorities. 1t also
pledges the democracy of the state in fav
or of law to punish as criminal the man
ufacture and sale of all adulterated liq-
ors. Congress is urged to enact promptly
such legislation as will open to settle
ment the forfeited railroad lands in the
state. The resolutions denounce the
action of The chief executive of the state
in driving out with muskets and fixed
bavonets a enc armed soldier elected to
office by the people, thus making the civil
power of the state subjective to the milf,
tary power. D." The ninth resolution is as
follows
That in President Cleveland the c0un>
try has found a man of solid judgment,
conscientious integrity, unswerving fidel-
ity, patriotism, and courage equal to that
of Andrew jackson, and in his efforts for
economy, for the exposure of criminal
acts of the republican party and its Off
GERS, for his unflincbing frmness in deal
ing with the cattle kings, for his zeal in
| behalf Of reform, for his efforts to restore
the public lands to the settlers, for his
| efforts to enforce the law against polyg-
amy, and for his constant watChfulness
of the public welfare, in such a way as to
receive the hearty thanks of the denoc-
racy of Iowa and its answering support.
The presentation of candidates occu
pied much of the afternoon. The first
formal ballot for governor resulted in the
nomination of the Hon. Charles E. Whit
ing. of Monona county, farmer, ex-
| Judge and member of the last senate
The Hon. W. f. Brannan, of Muscatint
county, was nominated for justice of the
supreme court A spirited debate on
fusion resulted in the nomination of the
Hon. E. II, Gillette, of Des MOines, the
greenback candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor and eX congressman from the 9Th
district, and F. NJ Moore, of Davis
county the greenback candidate for su-
perintendent of public instpuction. The
convention adjourned at Z. p. m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Advices from all
parts of the state indicate that stock breed
ers, farmers and manufacturers are using
extra exertionS to make crsditable displays
at the Illinois state fair to be held in Chi
cago. beginning Monday, Sept a. Besides
this scheme is on foot to forward all pre-,
MUM displays at the several county fairs
to the state exhibition This will
include live stock farm products horticul-
tural displays, art collections, and all the
other usual exhibitions. The managers OF
the state fair have mnde many additions to
the premium list this year, and the money
offered has been appropriated as follows:
Cattle, 81, $50; horses and speed, $l1, ,79l
sheep, 81, l3O; hogs ST. s55; poultry, $685.; farm
products, S6sS; horticulture, 81, 100; fine
arts, s499; textile fabrics, SGlS; scisnce aud
education. 81, ,2l0; dairy, Sl20
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
THE OHIO "OLD TICKET"
SEEMS TO HAVE THE BULGE ON THE
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Gossip On the Eve of the State COnven-
ton The Dark Horse - Some Al
legged Tariff scheming Poiiti-
Cal and Official Notes


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 2O.-As the time
for tine assembling of the Democratic state
convention approaches the indications that
the old ticket will be nominated grow
stronger, 1t appears that eighteen out OF
every twenty delegates arriving from the
outlying counties are for Hoadly. Hon.
Frank Hurd with his Lucas county dele
cation will soon reach the capital and upon
Their arrival it is expected that what oppo-
s'tion there is to the old ticket will he de-
Velopei, so that close estimate OF Its
strength may be readily made.
The statement is put out that Hurd's op-
position 10 Hoadly's second term was caused
by the action of the governor in indorslng
the petition of &. d. johnson for the inter
nal revenue colectorship of Toledo, against
whom Hurd is said to be bitterly opposed.
There has been some talk y bout censurlng
President Cleveland for the appointment of
NJ A. llama, of Cleveland, as director of
the Union Pacific, but there appears to be
good ground for the statement that this will
not be done
The seven Monroe county delegates come
instructed for Thurman, but they do not
feel hamni to carry out their instructions.
inasnuch ai Thurman has declined to per
mt the use of his name before the CONVEX
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
wanted, a Man to Carry Pennsylvania.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. %. The Demo-
Gratis Of Pennsylvania have not found
man of their party who is willing to run
against MIR Quay for state treasurer in the
coming campaign. In view of the over
whelming majority cast for Blaine
IN t iali, the Democrats generally feel
that it would lie worse than a for
lorn hope TO attempt to carry the state. But
some of the leaders have hit upon a plan
which they believe will open a chance of
success 1t depends upon the consent of
one mau-ex Mayor Powderly, of Scranton.
He is the most popular leader of the labor
element in this state. The Democratic
leader are endeavOring to persuade
Mr. Powderly to accept their nomina-
tion feeling confident that he can COM
mand the labor vote. The Democratic
leaders say that the enormous majority for
Blaine was the result of the detection of
Democratic laboring men. They hold that
Mr.. Powderly would not only bring these
voters back to the Democracy, but that he
would command thousands of votes of Re-
publican wOrkincmen
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
HID IN A "CABA,"
The Dyn amite Cartridge Was Apparently
Taken Aboard the FELTON,.

The Dyn Amtte Cartridge Was Apparently
Taken Aboard the FELTON,.
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 20-Capt
Wiley and Pilot Curry have been overhaul
ing the plaster and other debris on the
steamer FELTON,, and found a fragment OF
metal belonging to caba, q
bunch of bright twisted wire, and 1
piece of tin believed to have been the lid o
a dynamite canister. Canisters to which
such a lid would belong are one inch il
diameter and three inches in length, and II
would require several of them to do the
work of the explosion The finding of the
caba clasp is considered impor
tant as corroborating the state
ment of the colored passenger
Miller, of Morrisvile, N. j., that hs saw
man whom he described, unhook the com
panionway door, place a caba behind it,
and rehook the door.
Government Inspector Frank Hand and
Master Machinist Callahan examined the
boiler, and found the tubes behind the in
dentation bent inward, but sound and un-
broken
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10.

CHICAGO, Aug ~
The market quotations On the board Of
trade to-day were as follows; Wheat
No. 3 september. opened s2c, clossd
November, opened s6hc, closed S5Hc.
Corn-No. September, opened and closed
451Sc; October, opened 44e closed 4Ssze;
November opened 391sc, closed 4oc. Oars-
No. August. opened 255sc, closed 26o;
Ssptsna ber, opened 2415c. closed 24He;
October, opened 24xo closed 24xo. Pork
-Ssptember opened So 27h, closed $50;
October, opened Sc. 321S. closed $s.s71S; Jan.
uary, opened $3.50, closed S9.371. Lard
Live stock-The Union stock ysrds report
the following range Of prices: Hogs Market
opened moderately active, with prices firm
and sc higher; light grades, "a. 4o@4 80;
rough packing, $4-40@470; heavy pack
ing, "a. 4.45s47O Csttle-Steady; shipping,
81 40@59U; butchers, g.. 00@3 9o stockers,
$3OO@4 30; Texans. S290a4.oO. Sheep
Best, stady; s3oeG4oo common, dull;
81 00@275
Produce: Butter - Gilt-edgs creamery.
1S@3oc; fancy dairy, 159l6c; packing.
tatoes-sl. .OO@iI5 per bbL Poultry
Spring chickens, lo@ls16e; old hens, &c;
roosters DC; turkeys, lie, and spring
ducks, 91f@l0c per lb; prairie chickens,
s. 00Go3. 10 per doz Apples -75c@ 81. so
per bbl Berries-- -Blackberries. 81. 5O8 rs
per 16 at case; blusberries, $l.50@l60 per
l6-qt case.
New York.
New York. Aug 10.
Wheat-O Opened Nc lower, later advanced
sl@1sc, afterwsrd tell back H1Ec, with
an active trade; No ] white, nominal;
No. 2 red September, 93k 094 NC; sde Octo-
dn Nayaplh haP Q7J< 694S [e
do December, 99%@$l. .0Oh; do January,
$l.OlH do March, $l05A. Corn Without
important c4ange and dull; mixed western
spot, 52a54S1c; do future, 50@52zo. Oats
A shade lowsr and quiet; western, 33942c
Provislons-Bs Beef quiet and unchanged; nsw
extra mess, 5000. Pork dull; new mess
$IIO0 Lard dull and easier; steam rem
dered, So 57H.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 49,
Wheat-Activs, unsettled, and closed xG
x under Yesterday No red cash, 927e3 4 {;
September, g2%c; October, 949Sc. Corn
Slow and lower; cash, 4e443lc; Septe embsr
4l%e bid; October. 4e1sc Oats-Lower and
inactive; cash 231IG23Hc; August, a3Hc;
September, 22%c bid. Rys-Dull sea
visions-Pork, dull and lower; 1obbing, So 60
@975 Lard, uneasy and nominal
| Milwaukee.
MnwAUKgE, Wis, Aug 49,
Wheat-Lower; Milwaukee No. 2, Sic;
September, SlsIc; October, Sac. Corn
STEADY; No. ,, SAC. Oats-Firm; No. 2,
251Sc Rye-Dull; No. l, 5614o Bsrlsy-Un-
changed.
| Detroit.
DETROIT, Aug 10
Wheat-Uussttled; No 3, red se1{c cash
ana August; 81 4c September; exc DC.
tobsr; 935s November; No / white $3.50
cssh ami August; S7xc September; SSxC
October; No. ) red sSkc Com-45Is {
asked Oats-No 3 whits. SOC bid; No Q
Sac bid cash. 251<c bid August
| Toledo.
TOLEDO. Aug. 49,
Whsst--Inactive AMI easier; No. 2 cash
and Augu>t, S9c asked; September, S9c
October, 9oc; November 9lc; No. 2 soft
sOc COrn-Quet ana steady; No. cash
| August and September, 461Se; year, 3S e.
May. 39].r. Oats Dul and firm; cash snd
August 2624 e; September, 201{c; May, 81 Nc
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 20. "A leading
department officer said Tuesday: ave have
been so embarrassed by insincere indorse-
ments that the administration Is going to
adopt new policy. II the error is dis
covered before the claimant gets his place
we shall simply notify the endorsers and
urge s-f,' care i'll future. But If a bad
appo.ul ,.t is made and leads to public
scanll. "e -hall publish the names of the
enipraar, -.. .'ur vouchers, so to speak.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
HIS WIFE AND BABE CReMATED.
The CHASTITY Welcome Judson Williams
Met at Home.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Aug. 20.-Particu-
lars we're received Tuesday of IA terrible ac
cidsnt which occurred al Prairieburg,
small town off the railroad, on
the boundary line between Lima
and Jones counties, on Saturday OF
last week. Early i'll the afternoon Judson
Williams, young farmer living about two
miles from Prairicburg, went TO the town.
As he neared his house ON his return
he discovered it was on fire. He
went to neighbor's for help, and when
he arrived at his home shortly afterward
the front door was locked 1t was
broken open, and the upper part of the
house was found to have been Quilted by the
fire, and the charred bodies of his wife and
child We're found among the ruins 1t is
thought that the child may have set fire to
its clothes, and in the efforts of the mother
to save her offspring both of them lost their
lives
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
HALF-CENT A WORD.


THE ARGUS hereafter vii publish in this col
umn all advertisements of Lost, Found, For Rent,
For Sale, BOard or Rooms Wanted and similar
notices, at the low rate of one half cent 10Ord,
each figure word, but no advertisement less
THAI ten cents
WANTED-A girl to do general house work, -
apply at 72O Twenty first street is
FOR RENT-A furnished room No 1919 Third
avenue. suitable for two young men young
married couple. ~
FOR RRENT.-Furnished rooms witA or without
board; opposite Court House, Third ave Mrs, A.
Siockwel. S-Iw
FOR A LE-Sixty lots in my additions to he
ity of Rock Island On four yearly payments, with
interest at six per cent per annum,
en- DAVENPORT
WANTED-Canvassers for reE edition of
"Chambers Encyclopedia revised 1885, with 4
very extensive American supplement; sold on
payments of So 90 per month. p. +. COLLIER
Davenport, Iowa. 14-6t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
Iowa Democratic Convention.

CEDAR RAHIDs, Iowa, Aug. 20-The
Democratic state convention assembled at
noon Wednesday, and temporary organi
zation was effected by eecting j. II.
Keatly, of Council Bluffs, chairman.
The outlook IS favorable for Capt Mer
rill for governor, and also fusion and a Ii
cense plank
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

NEWPORT r. l., Aug 2O.-Daniel Leroy,
an aged and honorable New Yorker, died
Mt bis summer residence on Bellevue ave-
nue. Wednesday morning The deceased
was the father of Mrs. Edward King and
Styvesant Leroy, and was brother-in-law
to Daniel Webster His aged widow sur
wives him.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
Thex Are Said To Be Republicans.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-It is under
stood that about fifty persons were dis
missed from the mint Tuesday by Superin-
tendent Fox, and that other removals will
speedily follow. The discharged employees
are said all to be Republicans
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
Reciprocity Is a Good Thing.

ToRoNTo, Aug. 90.-E E. Knott, real
estate and insurance agent and director Of
the Central bank of Canada here has fied to
New York, leaving large liabilities
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20
HOadley Re nominated

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 20.-[Special. !
Governor Hoadley was renominated by
by the democrats today
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. GOV. Fl. H.
Lleweiiyn, Indian agent at the Mescalsro
agency, New Mexico, has resigned, to take
effect Oct l.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

TOLEDO. Aug. 19
Whsat-Inactive AMI easier; No. 2 cash
and Augu,t, S9c asked; September, S9c;
October, 9oc; November, Gle; No. soft,
sOc. COrn-QuIet ana steady; No. 2 cash,
August and September, 461fe; year, 3SAc;
May. 39l.r. Oats Dull and firm; cash and
August 2634 e; September, 26hc: May, Slhc
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

WANTED--A girl to do general house work
apply at 72O Twenty first street. /
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-20

DhIHUII, mug To.
Wheat-U Unsettled; No 3, red se1{c cash
ana August; 9l4c September; exc Oc-
tobsr; 935S Novemher; No / white, s6Sc
cssh ami August; S7xc September; Ssxc
October; No. ) red, SSkc Con-46Hc
asked Oats-No 3 whits, SOC bid; No 2,
Sac bid cash; 251<c bid August
Toledo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
AscExr or sALs neusrArs.


Al day long Re assended ur. an into
the clouds, and standing on the very
summit methinks ! ses again that iittle
ehiid OF scarcely ave samaeys, his eur
" locks hsatinR co fhs breeza, hin heart
seemed Sled With wonder. A thing OF
beauty there be- stood, God's seusinei,
trust, stationed at an oufposs Of His
great army. 4 dim torch Of heaven
snrprises his hsart With joy, and clap
pima hia little hands he cfisd, :. Fatheri
o my father and thou art we'll v
Ihe old miner's eyes Allied With tears.
CiAspinR his bvely boy In hin arms be
ssid, Isss ~ cssve deep upon the rock
this truth, Swamp AaQers Rheumatic
Cure b the only snre cure for rhsuna-
tism II all its fofEns,' and that IN IS
hours, after years Of weary pain, one
bottle Of this wunderful medicine re-
stored me 70 health and happiness, that
the winds may bear the glorious news
OF this wonderful discovery 70 the four
corners OF the earth, and Il be bissssd
by thoaeands Of homse made happy in
restoring 10 health their loved and cher
ished On co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

A S. JoAn's correspondent sf ths
Gsxstff gives aome interesting fnoss
aboas the Newfoundland eodfishsey. He
writes:
,Iahs statement Of The exssnt and value
Of oar exports for the year ending July
81. 1854. just issued by the 80. Johns
Chamber u Commeros. shosss that she
catch OF eodfisn 10 1858 was the iar2esf
on record. Putting toaether the whole
prednst Of the ecdaeheFy sxpeEsed thai
year, ineludiHe fish, ell ard other itens,
the valas b 81. .soS, $50. Tue importance
OF cur grand staple is thns apparent, "a
compared vith all oor other fiaheries.
Tue presduct OF the eodGsheriee couisti-
snae almost nve-sixsha Of our exporss.
Esen these figures do not ahow the an
tire value af ths eodnsheFy for that
gear. The hshsFmsn's consumption 10
nat feckoned. and dofine the s7mmef
shsy live iazzaly On the fish taken. II
90 allow the average consumption Of
cod 10 be half q Qrintal psr head for
the whole population abent l9t 600
---ahis wonla b . moderate calcula.
siea. Ths value Of $500 qanntais
for home eonsnmption woald BE-
$3SS.0N. and this being added
~ WV N8ttAN W wv N&1MtAAI NAN1AtNa
es eet 1881 .S67 ~ the yalne Of The
eoalsh taken u 1854 u i wondsrtnl
70 think thai TIE great drzf1 of eodfsh
has bean going on fof more than so
PEARS without cay apparrnt elimination
in fhs source of Eappiy. Tue catch Of
lSssS which was mainly on the shores Of
thu fsland and eoast of Lshxad0g. vas
sha largest ever known. Tue freueh
taie annuatiy, 90 the xhores and On shs
oanks. ahoas $40 100 QainsAls Of sed.
warth SI,&i0uon Tha Americens take
an fmaen@s qaantisy. OF whi1h 10 re-
toms ere given. On tie banks, and sfiil
ths.rs are no evidesces whatever Of en-
hsustioxi. Fhs iafesst eodf harry pee-
sie'as 70 shak Of leSS yes that ef lsi7,
when l.t,oe, ~ quintais we're taken. has
tho expqrtz OF fnat year ween less than
tAiIn those ef 1858 hy e5O0r0 Adding
tesseshef the henss consumption and az
ports cf cod Ia lSSk we have l.S1a4l7
qalntsis as The qusniity aasslallg taken
ihas the Neufoandl&na eodflsheFs sas-
salnz tts chAracser a. the lnrzeet and
nsai val|aAhis codnshery 10 The wOrit.
Next 10 u comcs Inst ef Hnf9ay, With
an assries ssssa of 5ua.eO quintals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

He1s years aI,o twn foolish eiiis. sss.
- 1ils& WITH lhe spirit Of asssibas er
<eHsnes. married twu ChlnAnen III
Selan>sA 0hiA Rosh tha meis weza
sz7s&t b n1slanss and had aeuumnlalsd
<<lse - ea>eun1 ax property. fhe
Szva of both ek them are nov pliiatiAa
2 1igurps snisA in which they charge
la4 hnsa4nas with infiaefity sud exl
<e1s cfuelSf. They also elieae tkai
t'esr hnsbenas psrft9 30 fivs u apkrt.
z<1n - unhasishiai and unsalasd 81
- MAI thalr heAlth n Impaired Id
Aq1Rnce. fAls q mo- ska hrst ffuaa
- expe<imenl has hem tried, an1 a
~ ~ oetiese, With TIE ssnss r<enlt.
ulE1h pkfienR Qoick sitied. ai.
t{e4 Celestial b all very 'seil ii
zc1traat hat sAs concrete ChxnAnaxl
vary dl1sreas cressuEe. He n
1eron2 hzntsl. devoid 81 honor eg
$50 eise1siinz and reyaliine IN hi
1Al hshitiA aa1t Tor esnpanionl
NTH eissiins<i bsiaxs. si,& nj
- Of ss'hsimsnsal nnnsenlle esss
MARRIAGE hegHeen tnfs rsoe and
~ &aRn1 hos . niss&ze snd Z mis-
= sonselsed IN fooiishnsfs s1zt
= nllis<y. les otA<T Fooiisl
- 14xa eacnansic IDEAS c1noeFn
- Ep<te1le1 tlsiaeftAza Fnnlenhel
rIenoe ~ lhpas wno hAnb tx3ss
- ~4xsled tllsnlAy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

I.sdy Dilke. Sir Charles Dilkes vita.
aho dissi uhite stiil q ehAxraing Fu1nz
waman. uas the sahteet of one ef The
au1 crsInssipns of modern tinea Tie
ehastiy dsscripsions uhtch uere pah-
lishsd of he kradual eenzaminG u her
body hy tke aAmes did mech 10 cheek
this prastice ef 20 aispasing of the dad.
suoh aosaerxsicn is wkutig unasseEsxry
10 ufemaston. TIE rednstion Of tie
relies az mortality - ihesr pri1ary eIe-
naants By the applieatiea ef sre b - ~
efst and dseeaf "a. thsagh more rapid
than. tie sane proeess In The sile1s
gsrknsas os tie grave. Two ether ~
dssa usss net dstsrred b. tee nnfatta-
nsle bshzsior 10 Lady ptlkeAs 80
frsxn tskins shs sane eeafse. 4 nzval
cspssin nAanea HAnhau,s livinR 10 psv.
onshire. efscsa& q crenAaery 10 his ON
su,anas ID vhicA 10 harn taccurs1lnx .
fseir Wsshes shen alisel tnE ho&lea q
kia wife &na his mufheF, LAZY end Mfa.
Ha.hans, who died wlin1n . she<t tl.s<
81 <asA pfher. Thzs oceurre4 . lz7s'
Lees than TOO years 500 0Apt hAnhnnl
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
SEATTLE W. T.. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE u. 1855.
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sssrs fsr Rent an& Rsxsarss Ger sale.
siaos ths iaas lnpisasansnss with
oar creditors vs have, by making Q
shosfnE Of arailahas aspsss exessdiuR
cur liabilities 81 ever fz0,oN besn able
70 rs-estabiieh esnh1ence In their kind
bus timoru1s haayss 30 allgw u 20 ssll
cur ovp Reods. whieh we pgnposs 70 do.
Every article snll be nsarksd q frnn
10 10 30 pr osbt below COZ in plsfs
fgsrss, % that all oAn &c st q sianee
tnrozQk cur windo9s and show czses
the cost. Buyeix win thus Be able to
see thss this is O genuine liquidation
sale. and made foe ths purpose of eios-
ma b0si1es& To oountry msrchants
ss viii oGsr eo<sds-eiooks. watches and
1ewelFy-as pxi.ses shat thsy aan't Rsf
elsewhere. DeEl's bay q dollars worth
until y0n frst see eur stock. Sheet
masie at 80 per cent Discount We are
AGENTS foe the weber and Emerson
pla1es and PAlsoe. Estey and Mason 4
Hamlin orzAas. and ws have Q large
sfeek On hand. Rhich We arc Offering at
mAnafscsurers' priees- DonAt boy O
piano OF organ anfii Yeu get our prices.
kEaEEaxE Il Sos,
In krye's Opsra Houss blook; sien Of
Big watch and Spscsaciss.
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