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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02
YOUNG MUTiNEERS.


u
Attack the Officers.
LIVERPOOL, Feb, The boys on board
the reformatory ship Clarence, now lying in
the Mersey, mutinied Mon lay aud fought a
pitched battle with the officers. Armed
with Delaying pins and firearms of all de
scriptions, the boys mustered quietly and
with great secresy in the forecastle, and
when everything had teon arranged, they
assembled to the deck aud made an on
,laught on tha officers with such force
that, although the latter freely usej
their revolvers to represj the young mt,
tineers they were compelled to seek refuge il
their cabins The boys then lowered th
boats and drifted OF down the river Tn,
river police were summoned as soon as pos
sible and bore down upon the escaping
young miscreants. The police succeeded in
capturing ali the boy and took them back
to the Clarence, where the ringleaders were
placed in irons During the fight on the
ship eighteen of the boys and two of the
officers were wounded. Two years ago the
ship was fred by the boys.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 2-The coro
ner's jury, which has been inquiring into the
cause of the death of the thirty mine miners
killed by an explosion of fire-damp in the
Oriel Coal company's shaft, finished taking
testimony Saturday night They report the
accident was due to the failure Of the SUPER
intendent to obey the instructions of the
state mine Inspector, and pronounce the
penalty affixed by the act of the legislature
of 1883 for such neglect inadequate
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. State Treasurer
Cooper has given an indemnifying bond
covering all his property 10 his bondsmen to
secure them against loss in connection with
his s,iretyship for ex-City Treasurer Pat
tson. As the case now stands cooper Will
have to pay the larger part OF the slI2OoJ
defa,cation. and it will press him to the
wall to do it. Since he was elected state
treasurer se has lost $4,000 by bank fail
ures
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

BOsToN, Feb 2The eighteenth annual
convention of the New England Labor Re
form league was held hese Sunday ReSo-
lutions were adopted declaring all govern
mont, robbery; trades unions, repressive
mouopolies; Knights of Labor, tyrannous
piracy; silverites am col lites, two warning
sets of thieves; rum AMI Mormonisn, repre-
sentatives of personal religious liberty and
marriage, church and stiteall hindrances to
prnprpSs
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

BERLIN, Feb. Tho National Zeitung,
commenting on the downfall of the British
ministry, denounces Mr., Gladstone and ac-
cuses him of gaining control of the govern
ment by series OF gross intrigues
The Nossiche ZeitCng says: 1t is easier
to gain victory in the British parliament
than to establish a durable government,
commanding the respect of foreign nations -
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

"Wont You leave yonr coat down here
before you 60 up to dinner! Let me take
it, suavely besought the clerk of a country
hotel of a visitor who had just come in. Il
will hang it up" he continued politely
The guest thanked him for his profuse dis
play of courtesy, and went upstairs highly
pleased with the trouble that had been taken
over him. I'VE always do that said the
clerk winking at bystander 81 have only
been in the hotel business two months. bus
that was the first trick learned | wanted
that mans coat as security for The payment
of his dinner bill 1t is the rule in many
country hotels TO get the unknown transient
to deposit his coat, hat or gum boots in the
office. If it is done properly, the visitor
thinks it is nothing but native politenessn
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

T.. W. Hurst represents the leadin
American and Foreign Insurance Cos
Policies carefully written at current rates.
qency established 1874. 0ffice over
Rock Island National Bank.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02
Death of a Prominent Divine.

ST LOUIS, Feb. Rev. DIR. Constantine
L. Goodell, pastor of Pilgrim Coagrega-
tional church of this city, was stricken with
apolexy at midnight Sunday night, and
died at O'clock Monday morning He was
81 years of age, and has been the pastor of
Pilgrim church for the past fourteen years.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

NELsoNvHtE, o., Feb 1.-The Ohio Coal
exchange and the Columbus & Hooking
Coal e. Iron company, will make reduc.
ton of one third to one-half the men in
their employ. This will throw between 600
aud -fln miners ont of work
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

The finest mail and paper box ever in.
vented is for sale at the ARGUS Office at
the low price of 81 each. The same box
is suld everywhere at $3.50. Cali and ex-
anime them.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02
Ere and Aeeiden.

Insurance in reliable companies at loves
rates, apply to E. Lieberknecht, real es3
rate. loan and insurance agent, and nota-
ty public Collections made. Office III
Second avenue. eodtf
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

Wheat-Firmcr; cash, 935aq91SA February. pc;
May. 9ts.c; June . ilc- Curnfl, cash. 81 %
MAY, 364c. tais- calh. 3Ic, MAY. %3 c
Clover S-''a--teliy; cash, lehrCary oI Ma-ad.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02

Wheat Dull; No. whit, o1s4c cash; Ole asael
February; 9iEc askel May; No = red. % c
cash and February; 9i34c ssed March, 81 %
oa;s--No. whi.t, Sll4c; No 2 Sic asked.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-02
HALF-CENT A W0Rh.

The ARGUS hercafte. will publish III this col
ann all Advertisements of Lost. Found. For Rent
For Sale, Bosrd or Rooms, Wanted. and similar
notices, at the low rate of one hoif cent sGord
each figure word, but no advertisement less
than ten cents
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MILWAUKEE, + b. |.
wheat-N ea',; cash 1gl4c; February, 9s,c.
NAV, S5lsc Corn-Steady; Mo. =. 3;l1c GA 5
lJun.: No. . 2s4c. Rye paii; No |, 5S1 Barley
- Juit5: NJ. I, 51l4c.
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st. Louis.

1T I0.TfS F 10 7.
Wheat-Staasty and lsaSic higher; No rel
cash 92Gl 93lbc; Febrsay. 9!1Pr bid; NJ .rch, 90
asked; May, 96 "a 9jlsc. GHn->;ea y a ID
ls@llc highe'; No . mivel d3}s 80 e.: Feb
ruary 3Ic: March. @5c; MAY, 31i4m3 c. Cats
sta ~; 27Is0l SC bid c sh; February Isc; May,
Bike Rye-59c Til Pork Higher; Sil.2j Lard
steady; So nominal Whisky-Sl 10.
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THE MARKETS..


CHICAGO, Feb !.
The quotations on the board of trade today
were a folio IS; Nheat-No. , February opene
sol4c, closed s1lSc: March opened s0.4c closed
S59sc; April, opened sIl2c. Corn-N0. ;, fearu
AIRY. opencd 35:, ciJsed Sc &c; March opan,S
35j4c. closed 56 &c: April opened 3Gssc closet
36iac --Oats-No. ? February, opened tui cose4
y &c. Mare, opened and tl0S,d 2SAc May
opened and closed3l.sc. Pork-fetruary. open 3,
and closed Sll.10, March opened Slll7l3, c!cs.J
Snlns; MAY, opened SiLSata, closed SIi 20
Lard February, opened and closed G. l2ls
Lave StCcK-rhe Union StocS yarls rppUr; the
following range Of prices: Hogs .he market
opene IliIly active and firm and 5Ml0a higher
ligaI gra :, 5. s. 5j6tl10; 10 gh packGg. So 81 I
4.tU, heavy packing aud Shu p.ng 10 ;, S4ljGI 30
C.t,.- ul!s, - 10 % -: COWS S2.00 3.15; SO tx
erS s.. 25Gi3u0 a.iCt@, 5 Sl,t6 5.U1 Step Prime
10 choice mu IL. S4.5JvLi IS fair 10 (, Oh lta.y
S. - p co amol q. 10 diam, 100 ) >;
Ia n :, s. 0 6Lj1J
Pr due g: tiutt,r-F Fancy 2amery. 3olI y. par
b.: da.rE, it q iSc pack ~, ,GIS'. EgEs-Ssgo L.
irgsl. zoe er do1.: cold sorlgr, t6Il7c:
picked II .L14, o atoes-Early rose, 80 -.
uer bu bur anzs, 5sG1t3c; nj led lo,s, "a &c:
On track n car J. 5; liiloS swee. p Ace, S2 0
az - per bhl PoEl,Tv-C ChcAcnS. Ia -. c pc. p.;
III keys, sn9,; dIcE>, To-: geese, sc. Apples
Oh ic. 10 lancy, Sl5olIl.75 2lr b IS sconaS, $40
G;.2l
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NV NoRa, Feb. l.
whea No. red wi.r.e, Fzbrua a1tsc do
Marca, 9i--c: do Apr 9As'. Corn No, :
mixed. Mar. h, 4s5sc; do May<s3Sis' Ua'g-Nc
. mixed. March 35'4c. Rye-DdN barey-
Quiet Fork-pul.; mess, SIa.5J91J.75, Lard
So. "A February S6ii March.
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getbeilt tudre, ouf 3 Sabre genug fir
Bic 2dnbereien gebabt bdtten. 9ie
go%ttonfauben baben fi9 freili9 mad
benz &egen gut erbolt, aber leiber TT bic
gottonraupe in febr bielen 5elbert 10
l9limm, baB audi bereits fein Blatt
1febr an ben Stau6en fibt. 8eionbers
I9limm fiebt es BON @tringtopn big
San Marcos Bis iber bic 8aftrop=&oab
binaus. l1nb foate bas Wetter nod
LANCER 10 anbalten, 10 md6ft Cotton
unb @orn auf benz Selbe aus, unb bic
Baumtpoa : &apieln, bic mod ni9t
aufgeplabt finb, tper6en faul. Ser &es
gen am 20. Muguft nit benz Sturm bat
BEN Gel6ern mebr gef9abet als ale
Srodenbeit. Do6 bofen mir balb auf
gutes Metter. u. Ut.
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Muerlet.

= @ol. 8radenribge bat einem &es
porter ertldrt, baB CT bas 8ermefen iei=
net 2dnbereien an ben AueQen oes San
Nntonio GluRes ni@t geitatten wtirbe.
Sie Sniel, BON tpel9er alderman Mfa=
dep fpra9, geb0rt feiner Nnii9t mad,
9errn 2ied. Breckenridge meint, baB
9err 8. g. Wetpcomb butter bet ganaen
Nngelegenbeit ftede. St giebt Der Stabt
ben Hatb, ibn gu b~erflagen.
: Set LANCER 3eit batten mir ges
geftern Mbenb pieber Jeueralarm. IS
brannte in Coles 8oarbingbaus in BET
pecanftraBe, bod mar bas Geuer ges
I6f9t, ebe bic Geuertpebr eintraf.
: 9ie @ranbiurD bat cine Menge
BON Nnflagen eingerei9t uno fi6 baan
bertagt.
= Ser Wolmarft tn San Nntonio
1T er6ffnet tporben. 500 Sad murben
geitern berfauft unb a%nnebmbare preiie
be3ablt.
= Srei ~eIfidbrige Sungen Namens
Better, Warler unb &pienberg murben
geifern perbaftet, neil ie i'm 8eramens
bi Salon 8ei6irr geitoblen baiten.
= Sames gfforb tpurbe BON Der Sus
rp $4,000 SdabeneriaB 5useipro6en,
ben bic Snternationalbabn gu leiften
bat. @dforb ftieg in @otula bonn 3ug
berunter unb brad bas Bein.
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bic 6riebb6fe mitten In ben bt9tbep6ls
ferten Staoten an5ulegen. Nfatt t@uf
fi6 babur9 gefdhrli6e gpibemtesgrrt'
ftdtter unb tpunberte fi6 batt tb0rtfz
terMeife, tpenn Seu9en ausbra9ett utlD
3auletbe unb M%bertauienbe Sabtnrafs
ten. Neuerbinss riidt man bic Segrdbs
niBpldbe mebr unb mebr aug Der Wftte
BET Stdbte bera1s, aleit Das TT auO
nod feine 26iumg, fonbern i1ur cine
9ertagung Der Grage: r@uf pel9e
Meife entIebigen mir uns Der Setden in
Ser miirbiafen, belten unb am tpetig'
item gefdbrli9en @eiie2" IS giebt nut
cine Mnttport auf bieie Srage uro bieie
lautet: uSnoem mir fte 5n Ii9e bers
brennen." Ser acknowledgements 1T
ia i'm @runbe genommen auW 1i6ts
Wnberes, als ein langiames @erbrennen
|-aber pie langfam gebt biefer ProceB
por f@ unb NIT tpe9 Nbi6eu ertpedens
ben ltnb abftpBenbenB egleitzg rf9einunz
qen gebt berfelbe BON Statten.
@arum i'm ni9t bef6leunisen?
Ser befannte profeRor &eclam in 2eips
ala, Der 8erfaHer 5ablrei6er populdrer
59riften iiber me6icinii@e unb bDgies
nii9e Gragen, pflegte in feinem @oneg
iiber vgriminal=M eoicin" ben 8erpez
f~ungsproceB in elmer 10 realifif6en uno
NATURALIZATION 8eife gu f@ilbern, baB
ibm felbt Cola I'm bieie 9etail.Ma=
leret bGtte beneiben t6nnen. @eitoem
Der r5onntagsbetra6ter" oieie S@tls
berungeu geb6rt,. TT er gum ertldrten
unb energif9en Nerfe6ter ber Gres
nations 8elfrebungen g%emorben.
Mir baben tpieberbolt barauf bingez
tpieien, baB es etgentli@ nur einen bets
niinftiger @runb giebt, Der fi9 bisber
nit eiuiger 8ere9tig1ng gegen 2eiz
9enberbrennung einpenben lieB. @s
1T bies Der bonn crimminaliffif9en
Stanbpunfte aus, baB man fiir6tet,
8erbre1ett unb ttamentli9 8ergiftungert
t6nntert bur9 bic 8erbrennung lei9ter
bertuf9t, lire gntbedung unm6gli9 gez
maGt uno babur9 cine @rmutbigung
gu aeue1t 8erbre@en gegeben peroen.
Sci ndberem Nugenf6ein 1T iebO6 aud
bies ni9t 10 f9limm. Gin @iener
8latt tbeilte t1euerotnss nit, baB innerz
balb zines 3ettraumes pDn 25 Sabren
BET GOO 900 8eer6igungen nur stuet Seis
6en bebufs itrafgeri6tli6er nnteriuz
9ungen tpieber ausgegraben tDurber.
Wiirbe cine obligatorii6e 2ei9eni9aa
eingefibrt, baan fiele alfo aud biefes,
obenein nod febr gerimgfiigise Sebenfen
bintDeg.
Sm Deuti9lanb 1T gegenmdrtig bic
Mgitation fiir ginfibrung Der 2eifets
p%erbrennung cine febr rege unh bor.
2ur5em erit lit benz &ei6stage cine NIT
2O, 1000 unteri9riften bebedte Betitton
3ugegangen, in uel6er UNI gefeBlt9e
&eselumg oieier Jrage na9geiu9t uirb.
IS mdre gu tpiinl@en, oaB @twas
BON Der @nergie, nit wel9er biefe 4gi=
tation iebt briiben betrieben tpirb, aud
fir uus abfiele, baB San Mntonio fi9
riibnter1 tbrtnte, bic erfte 9tant bes
amerifanif6en @ibens gu fem, mel9e
eine berartige fir ben @ultur : Sort
i6ritt 10 wi@tige &eform eingefhbrt
hGtte.
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GmpIs' @tmfer9arten.

Ser bauluffige 6err q. S9ol3 bereiz
tet fi9 I9on pieber NIT alerlei Neues
rungen auf ben Winter por. SIM Winters
garten, Der iebt iibrigens nit ieinen frii9s
tetragenben8 ananensS tauben einert mlaz
lerii6en, gang tropii9en Inblid ges
tpdbrt, miro cine 1eue 8lbne erri9tet,
Die tpeit mebr &aum bat, als bas bisbez
rige po6ium. Serr S9ol5 felt bereits
cine gen3e &eibe t1euer Mttraetionen fit
ben Spdtberbf unb Mtnter in Musfi9t!
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STR 6riebensridter bes 1. Breeinfts

STR Sriebensridter bes 1. Yreeinfts.
sn bic Stinmseber be8 /. Wreeinfts, 8exar
@ountb.-Nein Serren! Da bic 8abI BON
@ountbbeamten i'm nidfen NoSenber f~tattfin-
bet, 70 baltic id es fit &fidt, metnen Dreunoen
fir bic 1nterfiibuns un0 bic 8esinfisunsen
gu banten, bic ie mir in ben bersansenen feds
Sabrer e~rtpieien baben, unb bertrane babel auf
Sbre l1nterfusuns in Der tommenben 8abl.
SD tiinbise mid besbalb als 3anbibat fit Die
@ieberwabl alS Griebensridter bes 1. 4reeinftS
bon Bexar gountb an, unb folte i'd erpablt
DerOen, 70 fann id NUT beripreden unb mid
berbarsen, bic @fi@teu meines a,ntes rnpar.
teiii9 in Der 8ufnnft gu erflQea, serabe tuie i9
eS beriu9t babe, in bet 8ersansenbett gu tbun.
Sd uerbleibe %adtmnssbOI
Mntcn Mbant.
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ltnterfiikutg fir bic bpn Der Stirre
8efrnffenett.

OS$H<\
@ir MAIDEN unfere 2eier auf bic Nrs
aeige bes Mano,s lit Betref Der ytotbz
lei6enben in ben norbpefli9en Gouns
ties aufmerfiam. Gin alter GARNER,
tpenrt ct aud einmal feline Grnte ma9t,
tommt f9on bariiber bintueg. Inbers
1T es aber nit Mnfdnge1n, bene1 glei9
bic erite grnte feblf9ldgt, unb aug fols
den 2euten beiteben bic Notbleioenoen
i'm Norbmetcn. Wer es BON ibnet1 erz
m6sli6en fonnte, bat iene @egen6 per<
lafen, ungIiidli9er @eife feblt aber
8ielen bon ibnen bas @elb 6aau uno
bieie 2eute boffen auf nnterfhibung aus
anberr Sbeilen bes @taates. Wt6get
fte fi6 In biefer @rpartung ni9t tdus
f1en!
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@ef6lpHett.

Meinet Gunbe1t unb benz aEgemeiz
men publ;tum our Na9ri9t, baB mein
@ei9dft am 9onneritag ben 30. Seps
TENDER, our Geier bes Neuiabrstages,
gei9lofen bleibeu tpirb.
8. @pIffon.
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Str Sheriff.

Str Sherif.
Sir finb autoriirt, GERM STAT 2eDiS
als &anbibat fit @ieOertpabI fir bas Gmt be8
Sbertfs a~n3ufinbigen.
@ir iiub autoriirt Germ &bo8. q. Me.
Gall fir bas amt 6eS Sberif in ber Bee
borfebenben Nobemberwabl anausei9en.
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Stir Sriebensridter bes 1. Brecinfts.
Bir ftnb autoriiirt GERM 6. 81. 8arme8
als Ranbibat fir baS slnt zines ber GriebenS>
ridter beS l. &recintts in Der beborfebenben
Robembertpabl anauaeisen.
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STIR Difritt : snwalt.
bic Stimmseber BON Bexar
county.
Sd finbise mid bierbur6 aIs &anbibat an
fit bic @ieOererpdbluns ais 9iitrittanipalt fit
ben 81. Subiftal- Oiftritt.
George @a@aI.
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Stir Gpuntb : Hlerf.

@ir finb autorifirt GERM STAB. IS.
Smitb als Ranbibaten fit @iebererpablung
flr bas amt bes COUNTY @Ierfs anau.
tiinbisen.
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Stir GpuntD : EpmmiHdr.

Bir iinb autorifirt, Germ S. 6. 0isno.
tu itb ais aanOibaten fir bas amt bes
6 GU nth . 8ommidr bes 8. Rrecinfts
anauaeigen.
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Stir gpuntp. Nfefcr.

U"6 SV"NT "HNI""
Sir Tnb autorifirt GERM Capt. Sobn s.
s a p o rb als Sanoibaten flr ba8 Nmt beS
gountb . afeior in bet beborfebenbem Gobem.
berpabl anauaeigen.
Bir iinb autorifirt, GERM Capt. 8. %.
8oor ais &anbibat fit @ieberpabI fir bas
gmt bes Gountb. ahelor in ber beSorfebenben
Nobemberwabl an3uaeisen.
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STIR Gpuntb GpmmiHGr.

@ir linb autoriiirt GERM IS M. S0flins
IT,, als &anbibat fit @eberpabI fur bas gut
bes County 70 miffars bes 8. @re.
einfts anauaetgen.
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Stir Diffrift . gIerf.

STIR Diftritt . @lert.
I'm Die Burger bon 8exar County.
Sierbnrd tiinbtse i6 mid ais Ranbibat aur
DISCRIMINATING fiji bas smt bes DifrifteIert
bon Bexar @ountb an.
Geo. q. $ aibteL
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G~M>S Itsetabilii6er>
~U" Gieilianti9er
1aat-Gr1enerm

Grthdlt baS ndbrcnbe Brincip, ourd1 oaS
Sas 5aar 9abru1g rnS llnterbaltn1tg en1s
pfaiat. ST perbinoert baS &usfallet oes
Saares, beilt alle idltmnter Sdfte rr1tb
Sranfbeiten Der 9opfbaltt, nao felt gratterf
Saarc ieine nripranslidc Sarbc iuieoer bet.
SD acbraude Salts Saarsgrneuerer
felt 1nebr als 5marsig Sahrer 1tito bin iiberz'
seuqt, baB fein a1tbereS Yrdparat fur bas
Saar tim gleid fomrtt. @r maft bas 9aar
turnberbar ianft urb gidr5enb, bef0rbert Elm
aeiunoes @a6stbum beSielben, erbdlt ibnt
[etae urlpriinglide Sarbe, nnb erbdlt bte
aopfbdllt rein utto tpeiB." Srau Wtarg $.
guierioneglbanp, %. ..
Dnkin9batt's Dftsf
fit bett Bart:
Sine r~nnadabmIi4e 8eise, TIT tttr einett
Hraparat.
Snberettet o
81. g. SaG Sc Co., 1afbma, @.S.
S1 alieu apotheten gu babeu.
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@abI Mn5et8em.
8erar gonntp.

STR 9esislatur . Neprdientunt.
@ir fnb autoriiirt, GERM s. g. O@fe
als Ranbibaten fit QestsIatur.&eprd'
entanten lanauaetgen.
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Stir @puntp . Yermei1er

Sur @Dunth Nernte1er.
Bir finb autorifirt, GERM 8. M. Qode
ais aanbioat fur @iebererwahlnns fir baS
amt bss @omntb 8ermeffers BET Der
beborf tebenben Babl an3uaeigen.
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Stir Gteuer . Solicitor

OUT SIeWEI SVUHSIIUIs
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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-04-15

forgot all about the prize until my
cars are startled by hearing him call
zone hundred add fifty thousand ?
then No. 3 takes and calls out "one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. :"
The only variation made is that
they wait its being recorded, and
again call out "ticket 73,040 wins
$3.50, ,0O0," and look as II they are
waiting for some one to 60 up and
get it out Of their way. The rest OF
the call is monotonous, and the bulk
OF the crowd leave. / waited until
the last number was called. 1t drew
81, 900. And so ended the drawing
of March 16, '86.
Twas funny to hear the comments:
"I'm all o. X. Got q hundred" Il!
Johnny! l got de 'proximation." :"
"Will, I'm ahead" ect. Then every
body rushed of to lunch, tor twas
near o'clock, and we'd been sitting
there since IL. Some eat turkey,
and some eat crackers; some drank
champagne, and some drank water; !;
some won, some lost--but all resolve
to '.try it again" and among the lat
ter was 'Yoors trooly,
MATT OBJ.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-04-15
Scottsyille, Ark.


Correspondence OF the Democrat.
PocAHoNTAs, ILL.,, April 5, 1885,
After an absence of nearly FIVE years
from your town, the home Of my
childhood, / thought few lines from
me might be of some interest to the
many readers OF your much appreci
ated paper, which some kind friend
sends to me regularly. We are all
we'll at present, but have had several
sad misiortunes since we last met
with the good people OF Russellville.
My brother DIR. Tavlor Gordon, Of
Carlyle, ILL.,, who visited with me at
your place, has had disease of the
knee joint. After trying in vain for
one year to save his leg; it was de-
cided best by Doctors Gregory ard
Pructt OF st. Louis, that amputaLlon
was the only resort. After few
minutes preparation by the Doctors
family, the operation was performed
with the best results. The DR.. has
now fully recovered, and has resumed
his practice again. My father, who
is we'll known to many people IN and
about Russellville, is hale and hearty ;
nearly seventy years old. He still
continues the practice Of medicine as
he did in Russellvllle more than
twenty years ago. Often he speaks
of his friends in Arkansas, and says
be would like to see them again s. :.
The wheatcrop Of the past two years,
which has been almost a total fail
ure, has made times a little hard in
these parts. The present prospects
for good wheat crop are encourag-
ing There is large acreage Of
oats being sown. :. The snow that
has been falling for the past few days
has considerably discouraged the
farmers. ). We have experienced a
very hard winter, with considerable
sickness, especially among the chill
dren, such as scarlet fever, Group and
diptherla. =. We are somewhat in,
convenienced just now, by the strike
going on IN st. Louis, but hope the
time will soon come when 1t shall be
thing ofthe past. With best wish
cs for all, remain,
Very truly yours.
JOHN H. GORDON.