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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-07-22

stand aside let mo glide
What makes me -eech @ skidder
The cap is married an his bride
Mas -oapfat peddler'- wilder
Them lines made the boys howl every
tha Gilden Jane hove in sight am
wen. Il year aftcrward, Capt Pat had TO
n' am cut. cause hi7 gHdin' bride had
-.a aWaF oue night with one {. the cap
sW 'hors was q universal wall . sorrow
% speak. vent UP an long the line.
r"u Hans-dale To tide Some q the
wanted Pat TO paint on his boat the
words Its an round my hat wears
green yller Its AN round my hat. for O
Fe month am a day but them wasn't
ntlmeut-. He writ another verse.
Ae spirit g the pi Gee was a little reck-
s an kiraer looked as II Capt. Pat
0#l list confidence in his boat. This Is
.as way ae vrg.s
'n nchor weighed our sail is sot,
"e1e 81 fer tide whether We git there
a- not
one 3. TIE popular boats O thirty
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Rmisss,als.sll Netlcc.

II II n VIEW Of a Proclamation Of Eleetisn Is
a sued By ais ExeellsHey s. D. AieEne1y.
ssoNern0r Of Louisiana, for the election 81
1ne Representative from the Third GnugTss-
sionai District TO the ftftieth Congress. notice
is hereby given 10 the voters Of the Parish Of
Gaieasieu, that for the purpose Of adding to
the registry upon personal application. In,
names Of ali the duly qualiiied electors NOT
previously registered. and to enable those
who wish 20 ehanEs their voting precinct, to
lIaYe such noted on the Registration Book to
enable them 70 vote at said election, which
hakes place on AuesdaF. November 2. 1856
The office Of Registrar VIII be open as follows:
Atthe Court House, Lake Charles, from
sept. 9 TO 10.
At 1ames Nsvilis, ward 4--sepf. Is.
At 11oa1eets old store. ward t-=sHpt- 20.
AT Lynehls store. ward 4-=sepf -
At a. G. Z. Turner NALL, ward Sept. q
At Richardson's store ward Sept. 25
AT Airs. ooriran's residence, ward -
\ September 27
/ A Brown WeibuFn's residence, ward r.
September %
/ Al siaydunis mill, ward e--0eteber
/ At hrazEr's store, ward 6--0ctober g
At Edward Fosters store, ward 6--Oct 4
4 At John Alphin' 3 old store. ward S--0et g.
4 At l, a. Perkins store, warl s--Odt, IL
Al tdardy Bostotice, ward s--9ctober 49,
Ali + NJ tAirchild 8 store, ward s--OGt. %.
Al DaRldson's store, ward s--0ebOber IT,
Al Melsh's store, ward 2---ttctobpr Is
Al louis 6OrFainls mill ward 3--0ct. 1a
At A. y. Mckaslain 3 store, Kard 2--Oet. Do
Al b. A. Perkins, w'nFil 4-t october p.
AT n. Rineent's, ward 4--i0eaober %
At Minis store, ward 4-0esober %.
4 viii keep the office open al the Court
tiouse, 4iom October 20 10 30, inclusive Sun
days excepted, A. L. REID,
Registrar CaleaSieu Parish, La.
Sept. %. lSsG
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CONTAGIOUS



Lam native of England, and while ! was
in that country contracted terrible blood
poison, and for two years WAS under treat
ment as an outdoor patient al Nottingham
Hospital, England, but was not cured.
suffered the most agoniltng pains in my bones
and was covered with sores all over my body
and limbs. Il had vertigo and deafness, with
partial loss Of sight, severe pains in my head
and ewes, etc, which nearly ran lneicEaZy. i
lost ali hope in that country, and sailed tor
America, and was treated at Roosevelt In this.
city, as well as by q prominent physician in
New York, having no connection with the
hospitals.
j saw the advertisements OF 5wiftls Spaeific
and determined to give it 8 trial as q 1agt
resort ] had given up all hope Of being
cured, as dad gene through the hands OF
the best medical men IN Nottingham and
New York. I took SIX bottles Of 81 S. s. and
Lean say with greet joy that they have cured
me entirely, Lam ~ Apund and well as ever
New York litN.. j me 18th lea5
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THIRD WEEK
Election Notice.

4 IDY VIRTUE OF a Proclamation issued b.
4 ID hts Exoeiieucy, s. d. McEnery, Cover
nor OK the State OF Louisiana, bearing dati
August 4th, A. D. 1856, and in accordance
with Jaw, all the qualified electors OF TIL
I Parrish Of GaleAsiau, in said State are hereb,
notifiea that an election viii be held on
Alaesdany, E&ov. I'D, a. NB. ASST
1t being the Iuesday next after the iirst Mon
day IN said month, from seven O'clock tn thu
forenoon until six o'clock In the AFTERNOON
for the purpose Of eieCting one Representa-
tive fOTltho Third Congressional District d
this State, composed OF the parishes Of Iber
willie, Ascensionl Assumption, Lafaurche
GeFr0oonne, st. Mary, iberia, St. Martin
Lafayette, Y ermilipn, Cameron and GaleABiGu
The Polls viii be opened in each Election
Precinct, in said parish, from the hour Of Z
O'Clock 1.-the forenoon until e O'Clock in tht
afternoon, the day and date above mention.
ed. tO-wit; TUESDAY, THE ID DAY or No.
vHAIBEn, a. d.. tbS6, Tor the purpose OF re,
eeiVing the votes OF the qualified voters Gi
the parish OF GalcRsiGu, under the BuDerVis-
ion Of the following Commissioners Of Elec.
ton, viz;
WARD !.
Precinct l--At Pine Grove Church--W ].
Wick, W. +. Dune, Attn Reed
Precinct AT Coles Old Store, Hickory
Flat--los. v. Cole, Franklin Reeves, Nm.
Richardson.
Precinct 8-At James Nevil's Residence
JAS. Neyil, JF., Louis l3oacet, Martin Douest.
Precinct AT A. C. K. Iurner's Store
Vim. OaQuinn, s, D. l-aniGr, j. II. HinsOu.
WARD ..
Precinct f---At L. Lehmauls StUre.-A. N.
aHuthier, J. L. Andrus, }. J. McMaTtin.
Precinct All WelsfI's Store. Weisl'E Sta
tioB-P A. HebGrt, Alex EeTett, z, F0ntenOt
WARD g.
Precinct At Court House. lake Charles
Geo w. Ryan, Vim 4 Haskell, Jr., ,James
Howard
Precinct All Louis LOrrain9s Mild DE
rouen, A DeroueA, Aieide Hebert
WARD 4.
Precinct R--At o Z Moss StOre--Ursin
Vincent, Isaac Lyons. D0site Vincent
Preeinct 4-At A J Perkins Store West
Lake ChArfes--D J Landry c D Murray, "
Precinct Sat j A Perkins Store, Sulphur
Clty--HFAnk Garter q A Perkins, 7 J Hen
Atng.
WARD ..
Precinct i--At J T Iayiasou's Store Edg-
eriy--Benj Lyons, s S ABdIIs, J a Perkins
Precinct Al Jacksonis Store, Sabine Sta
tioa-Lastie Vincent, Z faiTehild, "A
Vincent,
Precinct Sat Alphin3s store--P d Minis,
] Bowler, W GIL
WARD 6.
Precinct IL AT Slnydun's MIH - Jesse
Rice, Elias MierE, Eli Whidden
Precinct AT BrRzar's Stnre-J u McAIa-
hon, J gaEanaugh, II a Knight
Precinct Sat Whitsman's FETTF-J "
Cooper, J A Whitman, Z Crowley,
WARD z.
Precinct t---At Richardson d. Lyons Ssore,
sugar ToWn-D L Dear, } W MonFe J I
Lyons,
Precinct Sat Clear Greek Churels--,gaB
Cole, j A Miller, Geo n Newell
Precinct Sat w B Welbornis Residence
~ n Wilmington, n Ladner, A b Lindsey.
WARD g.
Precinct AT CHA Old store--T Il Nil
leT, J L Sellers, J Il Tinsley.
Precinct 3--At L a Perkins Stors-A J
Lyons, G W-Koonee. N II Fleming,
The election 70 be held, aud the returns
made, according 70 law
AD0LPH MEYER,
returning Officer, CaleAsieu Parish, La.
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Special Notice,

7 WOULD RESPECTFULLY CAItT
l. attention Dt my friends and naiaibs
this perish to the REORGANIZATION 81 in 4
FLYNN Having recently been uBjsI
treatment tor an affection ot iEe NJ
spine, appruEimating Close to death, "
under ldispensatipn Uf Supreme DOWN.
his skillful aXsrtiuns, l was again feao,
health Also my sOR-iR-iaW, WHO hi y
for q long time prostrated with NJ
rising on his groin ana acOHsunptiysa
not able to work, hut hourly expecting
has been through his instTAmantsiIl
stored TO health, and can now attend VI
support of his family by his daily labr
In testimony OF the above facts m
recommend Lhim to the notice 81 aaassa
he similarly Infected.
nOv-l-to mar-lst, SIC. CLII70l
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'WHITWBRTE EDLEEGB
hsr0OkAaayen. mississippi
EkKS-sbESENg
sept ssseGERs RSS6.

IT ME continued success Of this School for
Il young ladies is one of its best reeommen-
dations. Experienced teachers are engaged
fer HsSt term, RmoHnE them Professors Rick
etts and Bowel. The Boarding Department
Is home-lise, discipline good, rates dow, The
cost fcr academic year in college classes, in
Guiding board, washing, fuel and tuition In
English and latin, II paid promptly, S154 III
preparatory classes only &l4s. See Catalogue,
up, b4-5 IherailFoad bed Is higher at Brook
haven Than at Cairo, jackson, Tenn, oxford,
Grenedas jackson, Miss, or Summit. Bee
Catalogue, p. 3S. This in part accounts for
the healthfulness OF the location Fer Gaia
logue giving all needed information, address
KsrOE 1sBKjBS Il. H4ETZHEUGIE.
President.
juiy1GSm0s
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VFTT52R.

LIST OF JURORS draws September
- seth, 1885, 70 serve for the Regular No
Yember Term, 3c5d, Of the Faurteentll judi
eliii District Court, In and for Oalcaslau Par
isili La, e be heEan and iEslden on tho 22d
Charles. La:
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RELIGIOUS.



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Faeis ths psins tsst sriese tbee,
-, 49, ss s.ss =, se 800 49,
Wien ny Spirits qnail,
wien y tsmpests driven
-ffaneis r. COZ.
sEIsishts ~ rras,.,e,s. rearbe5 and kent.
Marenot attasuesl " sudden flight;
Were sailinr r,ssard * the nleis
Rail. ,,.., of ~. s-,,;, of l;,;n,,
y,
s.ars !. 5 49,. '''''p - ~
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Y 49, - sV"u ~ '''S 7
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t'''e'N'A.' o'te '''''' ~
49, ''7'a '44te ~ 'ii'0ie'
Whom you are caltIvatiug habityou
arc casting yonraawu character.
~ ihis hie We are only waiting
for what After death we WiliknoW,
Ever the weakest man is strong
enough TO enforce his conyictions.--
Goetle.
We can afford 10 neglect our own
business for Inc Lords business. Z
Why notg
Tbe devil mayer teIls The trntb IF
re we're Is teA tlle trutb Il .wopId ~.
devil hin.--.Joi0er
J1harlesfop. has c,f lato ,,,u =, ,,l..o
ogearuest prayer snnb 4 M tenz
dencv IF M onr utilization
NJ ~. 60. -
,1.;se 4. 80 '''',5Il $50 I. ~
ar 49, ~ ~ I, y '.'sassa Z rs
a, ~ IN 49,, 'i'.u "1'oi'Hs'
49, 49, ',,,.s 4, 80 ''oln "
aoIS M N , - y -, = -
49,, 0P''"'o ''s
Noeniug Il more ruinons Tor man
1llah @heiline Y iiiighty enough ~ any
part tosright himself without right.---
love SolF enemy; bless them tbat
curse yoa''ae gooa % thein that hate
ol' aha pray iof tbem that despite
l IA aSe yon ana psrseoHte yons--
O"'t"''
A man without earnestness is a
slnouIhiuA aha perpie1ing spectacle,
Dab y y eohsoiat'on % believe as
VIZ iluSt n sueh q one, that ne Is IN
rs most eiieeNnal ana 'scompnislFe OIL
~ SCHOOLS w 2 tssst'tsg
The work Ct q christian as it is de-
scribed in the Bible, looks filter for an
angel than for u fallen man; but this
lailen, weak man Ahs more Than the.
AaliieieAcy q an angel for the dis.
uhafge q ii--rnls slIlcIency is OF t4od.
h'9oY'
l1esser things will drop out, as the.
hand closes upon the larger dHty or
the greater blessing just as the hand
that reaches ont to grasp the great,
strong oakj lets 90 .its hold on che
oiAae n grass mad gatherea'---s'hi5-
elt'S a'rooNS'
The years Of God are full and salts
lying each soul shall have its turn 4
II Is Ills good pleasure 10 give us the
kingdom There is so much room,
there are such thronging possibilities,
There y such endless hope AIRS. d.
n r. Hh'tsag'
Christ is the centre Of the christian
religion. He is the centre of His
kingdom, the centre of ali His teach
ings, the centre of every sentiment.
yet lie prevails oyera realm having no
bounds. Christ exists everywhere
yes, lie has lived and will live beyond
time aud space.
The old Testament is the water
shed Of the New These deep springs
which irllgata aud fructify the New |
Testament church, took their rise |
from tlic mountains Of JHdcs, and de.
scended, like tho volume of the Nile, |
to fertilize and fruetify the Landscape |
around il.-- Gordon
Every relation which wa onounv t
hath its efuties every hour wild, wbis5 |
our lives are lenpthsned ont hatb n |
divine purpose. These relations were /
not ordained by God only % please us,
and ought net to he induiged in with
Ea.rs A. -. q "A.
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TULANE
BhIEERSITTslOuISllhA
wM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, Ill. D.. Pre-

AsaBEs and Medical Departments.
| WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, Ii. D.. pres't.
( sOLLEGh and High School Session begins
~ October aah. Entrance E1EaHiina-
lions, Oct, 4tb 18th, 9th. Courses Of fnstr1iC-
ton Classical, Literary, Mathematical. Nat
urill Sciences, Mechanical, Commercial. Full
corps Of Professors, Modern Languages
thoroughly taught. Mammal Training Terms
moderate. For Catalogues address the Sec
Rotary OF ihB University Aug. 7-ams.
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L. ".
SHANKLAND & ANDERSON,
Jennings La., Dealers liz
IREhL GSTiTB AMI hGRICULT'L MACHINERY
saeneraf l.and Agency

aEeneraf AIaBd AseRCy.
I NALL BJ ] AMI Sell KEAL ESTATT
/ MAKE ENTRIES OF LANDS IN STATE
. AND Z. 5 LAND OFFICES, MAKE
/ FINAL PROOFS. CONDUCT CONTESTS
And attend TO all mAlIGEs pertaining to lands
7 In Southwestern L3uisiana
( Ne have a large list OF lands fur Sc.
Rzf5 Correspondence SOLICITED
/ Lands bxRPFOEed and orch:
stamp for descriptive circulars giving cost Of
acre lots with LIE Fig. Peach, NGctaTiuL. q a.
Nav -
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Precinct lat Pine Grove Church--W J.
Wick, W. +. Dune, Attn Reed
Precinct AT Coles Old Store, Hickory
Flat--slos. v. Cole, Franklin Reeves, Nm.
Richardson.
Precinct 8At James Reyil's residence
JAS, Neyil, JF., Louis Boncet, Martin Doucet.
Precinct AT A. G. K, Turner's Store
Vim. OAQuiHn, s. II. L.aniGT, j. n HinB0u
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-10-09
Agents FOr

Agent EOE
Inc Dcenng Grain anu grass machinery
including the DGGrng All Steel 1WinGBindcT
New DeGrInC Mower, FrOnt-Cut Giant Mower,
hearcuL Giant Mower, DeGTing Light Reaper.
Also. j. Il. Thomas y sons Rakes, Tedders
anu Lawn Mowers, thu Dane Automatic Hay
Suckers and GathCrers, the Boss Road Grader
and LeFeIeF-the best aud cheapest road ma
chine made: the Zimmerman Fruit DRYER and
EFapOTatur, and the GOrbiu Disk Harrow.
rIis EsIamTssGE, ior n0u-residGnt~. Inclosr
fencing, pl0wIuE and planting i've and teO-
Ii Perslmm0n and Pear, etc
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Q. Y. STADEcER. Proprietor,
.Iao SO. FRONT STU PhIlaaeiphia, pa
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Precinct AT o Z Moss StOre-Trsin
| Vincent, Isaac Lyons. D0site Vincent
Precinct 4-8t A J Perkins Store, West
Lake ChAries--D J Landry, G d Murray, "
! I Perkins
Precinct Sat j. a Perkins Store, Sulphur
City--HFank Carter, Z a Perkins 7 J Hen
Ang.
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Precinct I---At J T DaVidson's Store EdE-
erfy--Benj Lyons, s S ABdTus, J A Perkins
Precinct 2--At Jacks0n's Store, Sabine Sta
tion--l1astig Vincent + NJ FaiTchild, "A
Vincent,
Precinct 3-At-Alphir.3s StOre-EP d Minis,
] r Bowler, " 3 Gil
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Precinct t--At Richardson d Lyons SSore
sugar ToWn-D L Dear, } " Moon, ] I
LYONS.
Precinct Sat Clear Creek Churela--gaF
Cole, J. A Miller, Geo n Newell
Precinct SAT w B Welbornis Residence
ii N Wilmington, n I4adner A 3 Itndsey,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04
pETIT1oN TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County. 81
In the County Court of said Rock Island county
in Probate.
Charles ". Halves, Administrator Of the Estate
of Robert Smith, deceased. vs. Amanda j
Smith. John Moross, the Unknown owners of
the premises in said petition described. and the
Unknown heirs of Robert Smith, deceased
Petition to sell Real Estate
Due affidavit having been filed herein notice lie
hereby given that the above entitled suit is now
pending in said court for the sale of the undivided
one-half part Of the following premises situate in
said Rock Island county, viz: Lots seventeen
eighteen, nineteen, twenty. twenty-one, twenty
two, twenty-thr twenty-four. twenty five and
twenty six, all of Ransom and Young's addition
10 the town of Coal Valley: also of the following
premises in said county, viz; Beginning at the
northwest corner of the south east quarter of
the southwest quarter of section twenty-six in
township II. north range l west Of 4th P. NJ,
running thence east on the is section line var
SCI. IA 81 100 chlans; thence 159t . west, var.
IN, 19-lN chains; thence sou 291 east, S. 100
chains TO post; thence north Sc west. 800
chains; thence south Sc 1-4o west. 100 chains
10 the is section line: thence north on said s
section line II 46 100 chains the place of begin
ming, except $500 of an acre at the soath-wcs
corner, south Of the creek, formerly conveyed.
Now. unless you shall personally be and ppear
before said court on the first day of the Septem-
Der term thereof, to be begun and holden in the
city Of Ro ekIsland in said county and state on the
Third Monday of September, A. d., 1886. to
which time and place the said summons is made
returnable. and plead. answer or demur to the
petition in said suit fled that said petition will
he taken Tor confessed as against you and decree
entered accordingly.
Rock Island, Ill. August Ilth, A. n. 1886
RICHARD A. DONALDSON
Clerk of said Court
HENRY CURTIS, SOl'r for Petitioner. 11-d4w
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Rock Island County. IS
In the circuit court of said county, Septembe,
term, A D.. 1886 In Chencery.
William Drury, Administrator ETC., Eliza Jane
Meyers and Rachel Fisher. Complainants VS.
John ). Boney, Joseph Boney, Jr,, Eunice Bow
ser, Thompson Boney. Francis NJ. Boney, SaraI
Boney. Lizzie E. Boney. Jimmy A. Boney Laur,
Berry Lena Berry, Ida Boney, Anna Geesev
Ella r. Lloyd, Ellen V. Boney. Mary A. Bur
goyIe. Mary c. Burgoyne. Milton NJ. Bonev. Ell
Is J. Boney. Matthew Boney. Cornelia E. Boney
Charles W. Boney, kittie A. Boney and Maud
Boney. Defendants
Affidavit of the non-residence of Milton NJ. 20
ney. one of the defendants in the above entitled
cause. having been flied in the office of the clerk
of said court in said cause notice is hereby given
to said nonresident defendant Milton NJ B0ney.
that the above named compliments heretofore
filed their bill OF complaint in said cause on the
chancery side thereof. and that summons tn reou
issued ont of said court against yon returnable on
the first day of the September term, A D.. 1856
Of said court, to be begun and holden on the frst
Monday in September A D., 1856 at the court
house in the city and county of Rock Island and
state of Illinois, when you can appear. etc.
4. H. BOWMAN.
Clerk of said Court
NJ. STURGEON. Complts Solr
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les, sir; most likely, sir. 1t will be my
duty to detain you. Better not talk too
freely. sir. Any statement you now make
may be used against you later on
The curate looked at him in surprise.
'Do you mean to say that am your pris-
oner-that you want to lock me upp
aWell, yes, sir. Very suspicious case, you
see. Young lady poisoned = friends not
forthcoming. No doubt you'll be able to ex-
plain matters tomorrow; but for tonight
you must consider yourself in custody"
Eyes, of course, l shall be able 10 ex-
plain,' said George Caulfieid, calm and
bold, now that he found himself face to face
with actual peril, s'but it is most painful
position. feel that trap has been set
for me-"
you had better hold your tongue" said
the doctor.
So the London mail left without George
Caulfield, who was conveyed in a cab to
Milldale Jail, where he was subjected to the
ignominious process of having his pockets
searched by jailer. In one of them was
found the little bottle given him by the gen.
tleman at Grandchester, and this, together
with few other trifies, was handed over to
the authorities for investigation.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04
ADVICE TO morHKRs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If SO,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm,
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb SO -m-w-s- m 1-y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04
The Fever at Biloxi.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 4-The board
of health held meeting Thursday morning
at which resolution to quarantine BiIoxi
was voted down. AT a meeting at night,
however, the same resolution was again pre-
sented and passed. Strict non-intercuurse
VIII be observed. Opinion here is that there
is no danger of spread of the disease this
season, and this city would not quarantine
did not outside sentiment compel it. Two
new cases of fever are reported from Biloxi
Shotgun quarantines are in full force al
Ocean Springs, Bay St Louis and Mobile.
against Biloxi Armed men board trains
and preyent.any one who get on at Biloxi
from alightinu Al other nnirts
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04
THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
Thirteen Distinctive Apartments of Ex-
hibits-To Open Sept. @.

Thirteen Distinctive Apartments of Ex-
hibits-To Open Sept. @.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-On Monday next ths
thirty fourth annual state fair opens at the
West Side Driving park, and will continue
during the week In the meantime the head
quarters OF the state board of agriculture have
been removed from Springfield to Chicago.
The Sherman house has been selected as this
official residence. Col. Charles F, Mills, the
efficient secretary, has established himself il
parlor n, with large staff of assistants The
exhibits Will be divided into thirteen distinct
i've departments-cattle, horses, sheep, swine
poultry. mechanics, farm products, horticut
ture, fine arts, textile fabrics, science and
education, and farm machinery. In the
horse department this fair viii outStrip ali is
predecessors. The show of heavy draft
horses will probably be the largest and finest
ever seen at state fair. The cattle exhibit
viii be very large. and will embrace short
horns, Devons, poIled Angus and Galloway.
Herefords, Holstein, Friesian, Jersey AND
Ayrshire cattle. The demand for stables has
been so great that it has been necessary tc
put up an additional row along the east end
of the grounds. The other departments are
all full and every promise is given OF most
successful fair
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04

STATE OF ILLINOIS, ~
Rock Island County,
In the Circuit Court of said Rock Island County
In Chancery.
James Nj Barnard vs.. Morty Slattery,-Bill.
To said defendant, Morty slsttery: Affidavit Of
your non residence having been filed, nolice is
hereby given that the above entitled suit IS now
pending in said court and that summons has been
issued against you therein.
Now, unless you shall personally he and appear
before the said circuit court 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 and state of Illinois. on the first Monday
ofSeptember, A. D., 1886. TO which time and place
said summons is made returnable and plead,
answer )r demUr to the bill of complaint in said
suit fled, the same will be taken for confessed AS
against you and cecree entered accordingly
Dated at Rock Islaud, Illinois, this 23d day OF
July, A. D., 1886.
E. II. BOWMAN, Jr
Clerk of said Court
HENRY CURTIS, Soltr for Comptt 23-d4w