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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16

Ca re rrsst. pty Of The Assumption Miss
Carrie Ieuk.ss. - well buuNn young lady OF
Baltimore VS. -c.r.,sel ~ i HoN Ice IL tie order
of the sisreIs &C Merry 1t Mt 81. Agnes Con-
v,nr at Mt. Washington. W.T. apprcfJiats re-
rsiouS sss,ees only her relatives and lew
Intimate trends te'nE pres n. During the
ceremony ste was in rested with the haiti worn
during the lovl'iate. Alter orrtsIa probation
she VII tie iaves'ri Nilh The bite vel and
then in veal t.rar With the dick veil, when
she will he inaly 7 c-ivcd jnro he order and
loss her identity 70 the world g-der an assumed
name IN lie Sisr-rh .od Ms Jenkins was a
prominent member OF The Wednesday Club, she
took part in al IT. entertainments. and was
thouEat to br ver1 clever, espsCIt Z! IN 10 ~
thu, - In VIE b she made success IN ~" uu-
roe She also sppeAr,i to advantage IN -" ed
ding March. upon the occasion IL Robert q.
Jenkins benefit iasi spttu- During ths early
summer she frequently appeared IN enlerta' n
m,nts : ven A. IL. Npunl Washington Casino
bv l,dltS and gentlemen from the cry. aad
severa. times sang In the choir Of The l'iie
cbapel near lh- convent. Sns seemed SO de
voted e rheat5rct.> and the ca,eties OF lie wat
no oac ever suspected H.r Ialrnalou Of sntsrIns
. convent. Her father wts Nj. /. Courtney
Jenkins, much 'c-y-c'si uefca-"t, -ho dIei
about INVENT, ,eer- ago sui her Jn"lh"Fls Mrs.
1r. john Nyrrls " T R"tsti Jenkins : htF
srauiunUie ->GHasy imrr"4H-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16

EUIADAl.IS cores Sc o'uil, SWd'o.s. G"i
i- SAN D1>,-a>c- Liver r!ninr. Rn~una-
ti>fn Il i, tn TIE tel 90. iEg have teen
,,r..t - f.,.r r ti'jrcn wears not site to W. k,
fru,i al, ~ id ieg. Hive tied n.an' u ;
aud their reuedIss to htrr iurpt So. ntiieVe
RUSADA LIS will cure me. Send me one
doz II h., steamer. lt.was r.,oinntndtd 10 me
ty triend. ! have taken TWO nortl'S, sud find
il he ping me The druggists who u ua!ly keep
it are out Of it, and | cannot afford TO walt the
slow arrival Of their supplies.
Like LENA, Florida. JOHN. I BkEkS,
Supt Board Of Public Instruction
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
DEMOCRATIC
Mass NJ LETTINGS.

FNHE Democratic aud Conservative voters 0:
/ The county, and all Others who have an in
terest in good local and state government, are
respectfully invited TO assemble in mass meet
ing in the several districts at the following
times and places where they will he addressed
hy the Democratic candidates upon the issues
of the campaign:
Aliens Fresh Saturday, Oct. II. I. NJ
Tompkinsvilile Monday. : 49,
Humans Store Wednesday . u,
(Pomonkey) !
Hill Top Friday, %,
Cross Roads Saturday. "a, =
a-Other meetings will be hereafter an
nouuctd.
The District Campaign Committees are re-
qpested to make the ne cessary arraneemt MS for
the meetings in their respective districts.
By order of the Democratic Central Committee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
Narylaud's Rights in the POcomoke


The mach del ated question of Mary land' 5
rights to the STEERS in the Virginia waters of
Pocomoke sound is raised once more by the ar
rest Of two Somerset county tuusmen by the
VIRGINIA auth ritirs and heir incarceration at
D.nmmn;dto n. In trucr 10 Gov. LLOYD
their couuSr! Grge executive tutyrtorenTe to OBJ
tain q speed, determination by the L. s. Su-
prtme Court OF the rights Of Maryland under
the compact OF 1888. 1t is coutendel that If
under that compact. Mary lAndrrS are 10 be tx-
cIulrd lro. the Nlrgioi, portion of the POGO
mokr, in which they have been taking oysters
for halt century, then The Nrginians should
be excluded from TIE Potomac, over which,
under the 3 a,k and j nhiu, award, the State
OF Vi INLAND has ipllsit,llo Gov. Ltoto has
already t-ktn the preliminary step in toe mt
ter hy the s4leclioa Of Mr. i. Nevett Steele 8
assistant G, uus,l for the State, with the view
bringing lit agains, III" Sale of Virginia in
the United States cour's. AS the counsel for
, he imprisoned a,>termeu Of Somerset count!
state in their letter Ia the e. vtsnor, the matter
is one If great at,a immediate importance 10 a
large numhtr Of persons " ho have teen hccus
toned - de, cui for Nh means ct canning Il
livelihood upon ,hr tskinz ol ol >'rrS on the
Viruini. Ltds OF pncomok h sound. Until a de
term. =" lI"n at The question y tie c""f'S = "h-
tanned thu ds iules retweeu MARYLAND aud Nlr
gini. o,s'ermen longing in the Pccomokt,
\ hicr in the p,>t has sometime led 10 blood
she'd may he expected to continue, and II - TO
lie b ped hoAeyer, that no time vi! lie lost IN
etfrttiug a hHal ndjudi alton = IN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
Oyster Planting.

Gen JOS B. S,th, Of Talbot county, has
adopted means of raising oysters hich is a
departure from the old method and rather nov
e. Two ears ago last May Gen Seth placed
SINE oyster shells iRo the water OF Island
Creek. where there were no oysters growing.
They caught the spat that season, and became
covered with young oysters which now meas
ure from two to four inches in length. This
shows that the cheaper way is TO spread oyster
shells in the creek early in the spring and al
though they are year longer coming to ma
tuiity, the cost of the shells amounts to little
or nOIhinr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16

TO ADFERIISERS.-TH TIMES hGrtHg q
larger ci,cuiotD', tht.a any other paper among The
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Cherries
County, offers superior inducements TO advertisers
their announcements in columns. Send
fr card rates, uhcI. IG,c any Other ptte'
Southern Maryland TO say nothing about cincaio-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
LOCAL. MATTERS {:

s~ The subscriptions price OF The
TINES is 81. per- amman If paid IN
adrance or at any time rithin tie ear
rent gear: if not Paid mithin Tie gear
S1.5O viU be inraria52y charged, "a
elways heretofore, and .fom this ruIe
no exception wHl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
The Campaign.

The Democratic candidates are making an
active canvass Of the county and The people ap-
pear 10 he taking deci1ed interest IN the cam
aign. ind c1tiSe Of their appreciation OF he
! importance If the election TO take place this
! fall. At Middletown on last MONDAY, potwilh
standing the decided inclemency Of the day,
there was large and apprsciarive audience
TIE speeches of the candidates arc Spck.R of N
the highest praise by ali that were present that
W. have seen Mr. Ede!en opened with lie l.
ing and pointed speech nearly two hours n
| length in which he pointed out many forcitl-
reasons why the present local msru!e shou d
b. broken down and exposed many of the
crooke ed WAYS OF the repu bile \ managers lie
was listened to with the most perfect atteGti6
throughout and was warmly apPltaiei. Mr..
Edeleu was followed by MsSSrs. CbtPm
Sisscrr, Mu>chette, Burroughs and Others, in
able speeches. Gen Chapman spoke in bis u
ual happy manner. Mr.. Sasscer handled the
Democratic policy of ed nCaiing the colnrei pop
ulaIion, with force and ability and discussed
generally The issues of the campaign. Nr
Musrhe;te surprised his audience by the ability
as stump speaker he displayed and was round
y applanded. He left no one in doubt 10
his capacity TO represen, his count! in the Leg
isa'ure. Nr. Burroughs also made telling
speech 10 which he showed that though farm
er be has ideas on public questions and know>
how TO express them All The candidates made
a excellen, impression and the Grea'sst It's
fiction was expressed ty the audience. Alto
gether there is more earnest and coEhder
feeling snimarirg the Democratic ranks IBIS
fall than tor many year: ln-t and il aug r
vel for the result on Novem err 3rd. Tie e
was another good meeting al Patnxent City
on "Wednesday, AID to morrow the Democrats
OF the 5;h district will meet their candia as at
Thomukinsy lie
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
B.,..,srn, D..-- G.n,-

CASHMERE SERGE III l;lu", Brown. Green
and Carmel. v'rh uur qualify. y yards fHr s..
BLACK SILKS, rNcrii't quality. - Ct>
tpl.ol;Ep SILKS. excellent quality. reduced
to - cents.
CpIpREp SILK NEI.NETS. 81.
BLACK SILK NEl.NITS, 81.
CDLDRFD rEOCADk. SILKS. sl.jh.
BLACK BRbtApE SiIkS. $50.
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS. 81.
EXCELLENT CUioEtb SlLkS. 81
HACK tA~HNEkE~. double width, pure
wool. 81. ~, ~ - cents.
CpLoliED CA~HMEkF,S. doubld width. pur.
wool, -, ~. ~! - cents.
CEApi r BLANKETS, 81.
Large size Dot BILE WHIIE BLANKETS, -
SD. 81.
Ii3sud>une BRbt'ApE DRESS GOODS cheap
at - cents, Gucrd To IL cents.
CLOTH for Boys wear. one ward and ahaii
wId, ttwmcn>e wIdth} ONLY - cents.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS g.
frLpKEb tA~HMEKES. double width. pure
wool, 81 cents.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE,
WASH lNI1ON ear Tth Street
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
JOHNSON, GARNER & Co..
e1s Penn.ylssnia Avenue, Northaest

All the new Styles ia INGRAM rem 3 TO -
All the pe~ Styl,s ~ TAPESTRY ERt - els.
frunl 5 rts TO Loo
All the n.w Sfsl~s IN BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY HALL st STAIR CAR
p 7 to- natth VENICIAN HALL AMI
STAIR CARPET To match
All sig uEUGGkTS from 519 TO SIn co.
4 large s'c.A % SMYRNA RIGS from ; "a
10 - U".
oa- YARD " td~ OFT. CLOTH. snc s'c 'oc
LACE CURTAINS, 81 - 81 SO, = per pair.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Is.ia,h All Wool SERGE. 1p,'s
4z.lnch Al Woo, TElIuT. u B!4c. ani goors
- ccn's
s2-ineh Al Woo, CgErE CLOTH. IN Black
.ni Colors. 80 60.
LADIES FLANNEL STlTING - c,s
All Wool SACkiNti - .ts - aH.
BLACK GRO GRAIN SlLk>. - 90. 81 -
StLk NELYETS. s. 90. = =.
COLuEED CA>HNERE>, loo. l2Jc., l5c
bales np- yarL -tIe BROWN COTTON. 5eis
CANTON FLANNEL> ole. Sc, Toe. - IS
4 lsrs- STOCK ht'~ Woo BLANKETS, from
: - 20 - 500
CONFOETEk> lIa-t wgah White Cotton, 81 q,
= p = 20 :. ut
L,ii-s -ri D~nf NLc UNDERWEAR.
JJHU,OY. GARNER & co,
GAG snu~y '>ani, t,-n"". ~nnth side
o
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
No sI0DUT GOODS usN.IEH.

SOME OF uUR FAIL. SPECIiLTIES:
Gcnts Finest li,ni 4 Ma,hue Srwri Ca I
Roots
- oo aud 5, ST !. utlr OF Single Sole
C.lf T. .nrs
So 90 Wnt.r Proof Grain Boots.
81 90 Double Upper, , Sole KIP Boots
- co and 81 80 Solid Sole Kip Boot,
So 90 "Triumph' All CAT Strictly
Hand Scwed Button, Laced and Caters
6 s. 90 and s. 80 Fine Cali Dress Shoes
ST. and 81 SO Solid Button, Caters
aud Laced Shoes
Sl,O0 All Leather Brogans and Plow
Shoes
Ladies 81 so tour own makel Kid, Pebble
and Straight Goat flexible Sole Button
50, Unrivallrd Kid & Goat Button
g 81 so Kid and Goat. Box or Broad toe
Button.
4" Sl,25 Worked Hole Pebble and Kid
Button
- 80 cts Solid Calf Laced Shoes.
g. House Slippers, 2jc, SOC, I5c, 81 90.
Misses 81 90 Kid or Pebble, lIeeed or Spring
Heel Button.
Boys and Youths 81 90 Sold Button and
Laced
- rs Genuine Kip All Leather Boots.
Chds IS Cents Heel or Spring Heel Button.
Infants 80 Cents Kid and Goat, Button and
Laced.
Special Discounts to Dealers.
W n. DALT"N. MuNT. STRICELA Nj.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
C.rr.r-: DHrerrr>: Res,

r. Won contemplate buyirE either o'thc shove
this season twill par you 70 call and examine
the Stock sow offered by
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16

The folio ing are the cIop foFis from
v4ricus counties in the State Of Mar i~rd msd-
10 the A. reulrur-l Departing mt Tor the month
| of Seplem ber: Cal,ert-Tob2cco crop vii To-
| tul v-r. &c to quantity, but o" Ing =" Damp,
W I'm fall IL be reduced in quriI'g. Frrd+ri
| &C r. riutnine finely AID will yis.d good
| or - GarretI-We ,Iher IA ora lie during tie
| f II, I'D all c.ops full ezcept gra-s. The fall
pas ures compensate for ibis def i,ncr. Mont
gomprv-W hent when harvested was hrs' class
! in quality but considerable DAMAGE was done
to stacks by wet weather subsequent to harvest.
Corn somewh Ia damaged and yield appreciahly
| lessened by being badly blown down early IN
the season Potatoes planted 10 June q re above
an average crop. E,rlier paintings resulted in
f,ilure in consequence cf the Grou'h extending
through May, June and july. Rye and cats
are little grown and not threshe5 usiil winter.
Hence, no intelligent estimate car lie made 81
the "average yield in bushels" Queen Anne
Corn migtd 20 some extent by oath in
July. Wheat per acre was a good crop the
straw yielding fair return, but We had rot
the plants to make full crop in the aggregate.
Worcester-Lafe rains lave been very beneficial
to pastures, turnips and lnte planted potatoes
The yi.d of products for Maryland 'or S"pten-
Der ras as follows: Wheat, bushels per acre
1ll5:r4e, bushels per acre, 0 ; oats, bushels
pr acre, 90. barely, bushels PER acre -
The condition Of the following products on Dc
| t ,her was: Buck " heat. 90: corn 81 pata-
toes, irish, o. potatoes, sweet, Sc; tobacco,
So sorghum, 50
Orders by Mail for our Mems and Bots'
Clothing, will have scrupulousy careful atten-
tion or Samples and rules for self measureme nj
will be forwarded free, on application. We
! Will also take of Your parcels, free OF
charge, when visiting Baltimore. OEHM Son,
corner Hanover and Pratt SITS Baltimore, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
IsADoRE SAKs.
ANDREW SAKs.
GEO. G. HENNING,

THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
S is
N
sand the in
a nnnens
deal
shereofo
prices
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT

has made US acquainted with many people
throughout Virginia, West Virginia, and Mary
and, and in fact through the south; and of
them we ask a continuance of their ftvors, for
which We are profoundly grateful. OF those
with whom we have not had dealing, we ask
that they send US trial order, which will be
all that is necessary to enable Us to convince
them of our excellent facilities and straitfor-
wardnesS in all business TRANSACTIONS. ln send
ing for samples or goods, state color, qualities,
size and about the price you desire to pay
J@S-A All goods returnabie for cash and salts.
fa rua ra n tped
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

We shall display this season upquestionahly
the largest stock, and the most comprehensive
and varied assortment OF colorin2s in standard
makes and high novelties, of Foreign and Do
nestle Dress Goods ever heretofore placed Hpcn
our shelves; comprising new plain coors, Plaids
Checks, Broche effects, Strips, &c, in the most
harmonious combinations Of colorings and et-
fects possible to imagine, presenting broader
scope for the display of your several tastes than
ever heretofore exhibited
We quote two specials as follows: So inch
Fine Atwood Tricots in large variety ef the
sta 4 dard and new shades only SOC per yard.
40 inch Fine all wool Pin-head Checked Suit
ings in dark mixed effects, very choice, only so
cts per yard. Eas- Send for Samples.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

To keep up and properly conduct this depart
ment requires long experience, persistent study
and thorough knowledge of the particular
weaves. the correct color, and weight, the best
known dyes sc. For FIVE years this depart
meut has steadily Increased its business which
is in itself sufficient evidence Of our efforts in
this direction.
In conjunction with the popular and stand
ard Fabrics we shall offer many new features
in novelties" &c, in Black Cashmeres, Six
Wrap Henrei,tas, Serges, Ottoman Cloths, Drap
Dealma, Gloria Cloth, &c.
We are constantly stocked with and Ga
Courtauds Celebrated Black English Crepes
for Wells and trimmings
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
yELyETEEN and vELyETs.

The lovers of these rich and most beautiful
of fine dress fabrics are assured of decided
ssVelvet' season this Fall and Winter, besides
the prevailing colors and shades, many new
colorings have been produced, almost defying
description, examination being necessary to get
even a faint idea of the exquisite results and
combinations ~ Send for Samples.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
CHILDRENS HOSIERY,

BOYS and Misses French Ribbed Cotton Hose,
in Black, Brown and Navy Blue; excellent
quality, 25c, per pair.
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose,
double Toe and Heel, in Navy Blue, Brown and
Black extra quality Sizes, 81, 6, 81, and
s. Price, %, %, 25 90, 81, and 80 cts.
Ladies Readymade Underwear; Ladies Kid
Silk, and Cashmere Gloves Linens and House
keeping Goods; Ladies and Misses Cloahs and
Jerseys; Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Laces and
EIabroideries Lace Curtains and Curtain Laces
Poles and Fixines, &c, &c,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-09
ASSignee'S Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
County Of Rock Island, 81
In the County court of said comfy, February
Term, A. ID. 1885.
la the matter of the voluntary assignment Of b
ID. Buford 4 Company
lnpursuancc of an order Of the Court made and
sntered in said matter on the Fourth am dav OF
March, A. D., 1885; Notice is hereby given thai
on Tuesday the Seventh 9TH day of April, A.
D., 1885, at the hOnr of ten Q0) O'Clock A. M, al
the north door of the Court House in the city Of
Rock island in said county, tae undersigned
James NJ Bnford, assignee of said 3. ID. Buford
& Co, will sell at public auction, to the highest
blddcrfor cash in hand, all The right, title and in
terest, in him vested by the said deed of assign
ment, in and TO the following described premises
situate in the city of Kansas City, in the county Of
jackson and state of Missouri tO-wit: Lots nun
Der twenty-five (25l twenty-six (26l and twenty.
seven (2D in block three 81 in West Kansas ad
ton No. Two (2), an addition TO the city of ian
sas, lots fronting seventy-two t72) feet Thir.
teenth (I31 street and running back one hundred
and twenty 02il feet to an alley.
Dated this 4th day Of March, A. D., 1855.
JAMES NJ. BUFORD.
Assignee of b. ID. Buford q Co.
w Il GEsr, Atty for Assignee.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-09
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County -
In The Circuit Court Of Rock Island county. May
Term, A. D., 1855
Sarah Ray ". Samuel Ray. In Chanccry
Affidavit OF non residence of samuel Ray The
above defendant, having bcen fled in The clerk :.
office OF the circuit court Of said county, notice
is hereby given 10 the said non resident defendant
that The complainant flied her bill Of complaint in
said court, on the chancery side thereof, on the
25th day of March, 1855, and that thercGpon
summons issued OUT OF said court, wherein said
suit Is now pending. retnrnable on the first Mon
day in the month q May next, is by law re
quircd.
Now, unless you, he said non resident defendant
above named, Samuel llas, shall personally be and
appear before said circuit court. the first day o
the next term thereof, to be holden at Rock ISLAND
in and for said county. the first Monday in MAY
next, and plead, answer demur to the said COM
plainants bill of complaint, the same and the mat
tcrs and things therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed and decree entered against
you according to the prayer Of said bill.
E. II. BOWMAN. Jr.. Clerk
Rock Island Illinois. March 25th, 1885.
GUlER " SWEENEY. Compts Soils div
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-09
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE COST OF LIVING IN THE CITY.
AND THE WHY"
Some of the Ways OF Women-suggestion
for Kitchen and Dining-ROom A
Daughters Sacrifice Preach
ers' Wives-Wealth.



TIE Letters from the People, which hav,
appeared from time to time in cur columns;
have demonstrated pretty plainly that a
family can be we'll fed at an expense #
about & or less per week for each adult per.
son in the family. Several persons have sent
the items and prices, which show that they
have solved the problem Of economical liv-
ing if their neighbors have not 1t meet not
be said that such bills of fare do not include
many oainties or luxurieS, bat the food is
good enough and abundant enough for anv
person, rich or poor
Bu' there is one thing that lies at the very
bottom of all frugal living that none of the
letter-writers touch, and which explains why
one family can live well on 81 week each
and another finds it hard to make twice that
sum set the table. 1t does not make somuch
difference how much food goes into house
as how 1t goes out; and it is an old and true
maxim that "a woman can shovel out of the
back door with a teaspoon more than man
can thrown ~ the front with a SCOOP.
shovel" In one Of our suburbs live two
men receiving exactly the same salary.
They Lave families of the same number of
adults; they go in the same society, purchase
they live equally well, yet one is saving
money, owns his own place, and has small
bank account while the other is a renter and
| has hard work to keep his children comfort
| ably clad.
Tho alley in ths rear of these gentlemen's
| residence tells the whole story Behind the
latter's house are loaves Of half-baked OF sour
! dread, large pieces Of meat-which support
the village dogs-piles of potatoes allowed
a, 10 freeze ii the house, and Crockery enough
to build wall The former has no use for
an alley, for what few crumbs fall from
tine masters tablet are fed to four or five
hens, which supply his table with eggs. The
wife OF servant of the one throws into the
alley food Of nearly as much value as the
other requires Cor hisentire family In this
lies the secret Of success with ona and the
miserable failure of the other
One man declares he can save money on
| $1,000 year and another says it cannot he
| done but whether it can or not does not de,
| pend SO much on the man as the one who en-
| gineer5 the kitchen. Ifthe house wifes time
is devoted to birds plants, dogs, cats, and
fancy work or skating Kinks, while Teuton
or Celt runs the kitchen, it is not only pos
| sible, but probable, that 81 900 will fail to
support the family and leave a margin for
books or the savings bank.
| 1t is true that many men waste their in
come on cigars, beer, and billiards, but the
wonder is, judging from the appearance of
back alleys, that more men are not driven
to despair and suicide rather than to their
daily toll. They are victims OF teaspoon
in the hands OF a wife or a servant too lazy
| Ia economic Us they should.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-09
Chancery Notice.

STATE oT ILLINOIS. -
Rock Island County
In the Circuit Court Of said Rock Island county,
In Chaucery.
Ben Harper vs.. Jane O. rhieo. Frank A. Phil!ao,
Lille A. Philleo, Addison X. Phillco, William
II. Phliico and Trustees of schools or Town
ship Seventeen, North Range, Two West and
Mary Philleo-ForeclOsure
To said defendant, Frank Phiiieo: Due All
davit Of your non residence having been fled in
said suit notice is herby given that The above en-
titled suit is now pending in said court and that
summons has besn issued against yUn therein.
Now, unless you sh Il personally be and appear
before said court the first day Of the next term
thereof to he holden in tn court house IN The city
of Rock Island in the county of Rock island aud
state of Illinois. on The first Munoay Of May next
TO which time ANA place the said summons is ma'e
retnrnahle AMI plead, answer or demur 10 The bill
of complaint in said sal h!ed, tue same Will
be taken for confessed again I you aud decree
entered accordingly.
Dated at Rock is and, ILL.,. tins 2lzt day Of
Mtrlh, A. D., 1885.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN, Jf,
Clerk OF saidsircuit conrt.
HENRY CrRTfs. Solicitor for complainant.