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" - SIs naa.
~ Grah1m lik ifltnnlt fui-
Residence. AT Stout. Telephone s5l
Ollcc hours, 3 10 ~ A. b.. aud . 90
tand 10 hi.f \. M
n. "a. ~ Ntlf.
, 1886-05-09

TnE Blaine movement is still subject to
spasmodic contortions.
, 1886-05-09
CERTIFIED CHECKS.

All bids must be accompanied by cert
fed checks upon some United States de-
pository or the First National bank of
Los Angeles, Cal, for at least .fre per
cent of the amount of the proposal.
J. ID. c. ATKINS. Commissioner.
, 1886-05-09

Neat assortment of visiting cards at the
Leader Office.
, 1886-05-09

Courtesy of Eyo. Archives & Historic|
, 1886-05-09

RI hcECMITUIkc Inanhstnmches by W ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
ElitlsG street M door west OF the old stand. Snglefoot-
lg and fancy shoeng ii specially. All Kind Of wagon work done first class
, 1886-05-09

PACIFIC H0TFl G a. nEH Na wYoNlSd, operated by the Pa
ing houses Oh the line # the Union Pndf, Railway Company. Transient rate 50 90
per ay
, 1886-05-09
uhI ENTiME phECl real. ESTATE. LOAN, AND LIVE
hHEEy INE QENLn STOCK. Ferrnsnn street lhnnenne

BAIRD & CAMPBELL s or C. a4isR al and and A \ &C. c4 FasGs. tt A.
enne' wyoming. Rooms No y and III, second floor, st tbns a. Post bank block
Land and mining business attended t..
, 1886-05-09
DESERT ENTRIES. COMPACT FORM Is,Y .d-

- II 70 Nc 1e u7UsVH T IHe UeIfIa I@nl Uhce. and preDare appeaIs. 30
oil Experience warrants nj in saying AN thoroughly posted Enouiries pron
answered. Send for my Settlers Guide f. j. STANTON. Land Al 1rev.
, 1886-05-09

IN VT
u Feai S a'o ara loan..
So Ar1pahee Sireti.
Insnhons ~. Dsn,er. Colo.
, 1886-05-09
MR. BE CHEERS SERMON.
The PLYMOUTH PASTOR eAPTIzes
slxTY-THREE CONVERTS.

THE Kingdom Of God is within YOU
We DO Not Die Becalse the Grave
axe our Dodics. Hut be AS Stars In
the Tirmament OF Immortality.
, 1886-05-09

Successor to II. 5. Oliver. FIRE INSURANCE.
Nene but time tried and FIRE tested companies
Cheyoune, Wyoming.
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bill proposes to reduce the salaries from
$500 to s., 600. After some discussion
II motion was made to continue the bill
to the next session, and on u call of the
yeas and nays the motion was adopted
yeas 81, nays II.
The bill to reduce the salaries of the
Supreme Court Judges was killed with
out debate or division.
y motion was afterwards mado to re-
consider the vote continuing the Circuit
Judges bill to the next session. DR..
Pope called for the yeas and nays, which
resulted yeas 81, nays4S. This brought
the bill up again, and a motion was made
to strike out the cnacting words.
After some further discussion, Mr..
Hyde moved TO indefinitely postpone the
bill. DR.. Pope demanded the yeas and
nays. Result, yeas g., nays IS. So the
bill was killed.
The bill to. amend the law III relation
to hawkcrs and pcddlcrs provides for Il
county license of $40 per annum.
Amendments were freely offered, includ-
ing dealers III stores, sewing machines,
tin clocks, lightning rods. The bill in
consequence, became considerably mixed
up, but it was finally passed.
The bill to renew and amend the
charter of the town Of W%innsboro was
passed. The sale OF liquor is left sub
lcct to the local option law.
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FARM INPRONENENT MIS-.

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- ih,nS nt ru0o 81 = % - N"i'to
20 :" ~ a' ai .o.''S i"lil roper
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am1 pi"cu H. o'y "lnt 'Tnh properly
~ 'i H. az ! I"pl'-J nicreaalhs'
"tu WY y ncca.:Sc tic owners
y S,tn l?iGl arc woe awake III"
u' o,c,n alt anJ "iu DTollI II up as
w. ne: WV 'iI"'i0i"l ""t"inctclS
nnI nr ~ ,nno ~ '"iucS III cilIGS
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aa Dro>" 80, o4,'t'o i"tCteH'n, al''
=; ra,, tx a. ano nry ~ "o:iNo
tho Tninn W Ill L;n1" ~ ' i"ioto
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and rnnovot;nn AMI Mbnrn w. irP',iI
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outfit ehnnII No cn,n,,ioto ma ,,oin .uiJI
u,h;inwnsh msnT ~ ',lpiln ",m' p,in' ~
mont MI n;'." NnI sm - ,,fIiS'JII 10 roVh
fnrc;mm Have ~ ~naJ $500 "e
ontos 90 oun rnn MI ~. III S,in22 ,'IIni
To tLc yolIc Of thr f,rm Tim ~ -
fine ia do Oh tLis t;rJ ~ v,o,l. MI i'm"
nrnvcmnnts when Il vii mn+ ;mtnrfnro
Will field work .onJ il Win Ln ,imIN VII
nmnInvnI mi in tLn on,l ,,rirn "4
nrnfitnhlr
Tbnuc np,oy G,Il r,,r,,.r.,4. An
I~nroncr ~cuIturc g. onr ,iln. ainnr th"
rioois ami snne Ma GolI. a,,fi;aj7 onI
washed thc imnrnssion modE j. ,.hnrn
Is - fnr,n mo;nr +o min mn v,s,,. ,ho,a.
can hn mo nrGftoLIn tnrminn ,lnru l ar,
smcb = iorm:" mi wharn hr;"rs AMI
busbcs have tnkcn tbr t;cIds H. oam,n
impressions are also modr ond tLn ,.nn
clisions AFRO perfectly rnrr,rt. fnr uLnrn
ouUics Lr;crs onJ 'hu.hnS ,rn,.o;l nv.
0rnIit com ori - from enrh , ytotn ~
thinoe onI If avon sbomII tLo,n l.,
smniG;cncv Of otLnr I,mJ =" o"itiran ."
admit of This waste of Ionl ,yhot nm noi,,
anpeornncr # %iycs tn t,, raTM "~T17nJI
AWNING mills nrl nns;nLtIy ro,nTs
Nov, WHAT should be- InnrS iIirst 9{nr'
race all the hilI lonJs and stones sn &C IN
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
We Have Outgrown Grammar.

Some OF the best writer's i'll our Ian
guage are often the least correct, in a
strictly grammatical sense. Many a
gifted author discards the common rules
of grammar and composes to suit his
own IDEAS of propriety, clearncss and
harmony. He relcgates those rules to
pcdngogucs and pedants, and claims for
himself more scope, higher freedom.
English, as has often been remarked, is Il
summarizes tongue, and steadily grows
more SO. Clever and accepted authors
nowadays make philo!ogio laws of their
own, and instead of obeying dry and
musty authorities, become authorities
themselves. The English language is
too big, too strong, too rich, too steadily
growing to be bound by ancient fixed OF
inelastic rules.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
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The Shcrilrs made q raid on "A negro
gambling den near birmingham. Ala,
Monday night, when II fusiladc occurred
between the occupants of the house and
the officers. The result was that five of
the gamblers were captured and two were
killed. None Of the officers were hurt.
The man who was fatally shot in the riot
in san Francisco, Monday, was Benjamin
III. Fine, q farm hand from the adjacent
country, who was merely looking on.
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,'n Ill" ~ nno; ~ o." w Sm,nI.
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NJ omy', 10! TiooG - 80 s,5o.
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GGmU,,ry, sann. oo,""S' d. 1 sm;lIo
Ganrn &C.,, 10. omn IS Tan
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TO- I w." "n 80 " mJb
'
N~hfoHNlN" COUNTY ShENiFE'.
Among the bills which have been or
dered to be cngrossed by the House are
two which are especially interesting to
county shcriifS. The first is Il bill car
rying out Governor Shcppard's recon-
mendatlon IN reference to the tranSpor-
tatlon OF convlcts from the various coun-
W lal!S to the pc~nltcntinry. The bill
provides that the clerks OF Courts III the
various counties sinai Immediately at
inc close OF each term OF the Court OF
sessions notfy the superintendent OF
Gne pehitcntiafy Oh the number OF prs
onerS sentenced to the ,penitentiary, and
inc superintendent IS directed forthwith
to send n proper guard to take Charge of
the prisoners INC convey them to the
penitenttnry without cost to the coun-
~. Under thlS Dlll, should 1t pass the
senate Sucn niue excursions as that
which visited Columbia two weeks ago
from one OF inc eastern counties Will not
NC Pr"ctipic, ana the taxpayers OF the
coUn'irs VIII not be called upon to pay
o %5u Z" S1O TO transport each con
'icu 10 lhc pCnlt"ltlary
The other bill is one to fix the lee for
dieting prisoners in the county jail. The
bill is very short. It's provisions are
simply tIat con and after the passage of
this Act tIo fee for dieting prisoners in
county jails shall be % cents pcrday."
Both these bills were passcda few mo-
m"Dts before midnight. Next morning
MIR. j. Frost Walker moved TO recon
slider the vote whereby the bill was or
dcrcd to be cngrossed. Mr.. McHugh,
OF Charleston, made Il speech in favor Of
the motion to reconsider. 1t must be
remembered, hoargucd, that the shcrin"s
Office had no salary attuchcd to it. That
officer was paid solely by fees. The fees
were fixed not only to reimburse him
Tor the expenses incurred, but also to
provide hlm with remuneration for the
discharge Of his duties. 1t seemed to
INN that there had been too much re-
forming OF the office Of sheriff. The
-" l"'" Ju'' '''oio 'ni9 ii"'' 'ahch
Of the income If ShcrIiT No. m,nUt tho
bill TO nroyiIo for NJ tron.nortotinn nf
convicts r. thc ~nnn;tcnt;orv irI,nnn tmn
bills, Ln said wnnld toontTnr tatn ,w "
onc.ibjyd Of thr incnm6s nf thn sbcrint:,
He pronoscd - rcrnnsidnrot;on ~ nrIor
to amend thc lii hy MAIN" No. ron 10
cents, ."
Mir, Miller. Of Bconf,rt Gail :, ,,o
House rrronsiarrrJ lis act;"n ,r thc
n,c,.;ous nioLt n;,I,t .nUa ~
he worth one cent "' NV
After some furthcr d;scussion ,h. ma
ton TO reconsider was tabled bv nm over.
whclming majority.
r wv 'HNA"
Inc senate pm ~approprlating $4,000
l"r INC ooiuihDIa Canal caused Il long
acting clause was stricken ont bv tLo
iotIo"lh& vote:
TneSSr' Ahcfnm, AnScI, archer,
n"S'ril' nnrNIGy' oarhlore, Bc&fi, Big
HAIL, bIllk. bDnIpr iSlnNIIpr lsiyAu.n
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NO.21.

Yomn rughasi the y ROAD CART made that viii nta annoy you with asoe back h,
acN the crN"> of acCcSSw without hOHc motion, cheap anu reliable Any ordinary buggy
adutcitO Nir use
WE ARE TIE SOLE AGENTS FOR
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THE MEASURES CONSIDERED IN
WEEk or THE SESSION.

'"th Houses Get Down to Hard Work.
what Was Done and What Was Left
Cnlonc.
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OF real estate. was debated by the legal
members and killed.
Senator Hemphill's bill to prohibit
c~ocktighting within three miles of any
chartered institution of learning in the
State pasaed by Il vote 10 TO -.
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Bill to allow warrants and other pro-
ccsscs issued by municipal authorities to
be executed or served outside corporate
limits; to provide for the compulsory
attendance of school children from 6 to
rs years of age, who are not now en-.
rolled and in regular attendance in school:
to combine the office of auditor and
treasurer of williamsburg county; to
define the term township" as used in
the various Acts of the General Assembly
for the purpose of elections to make sub.
scriptions TO railroads.
Bill to authorize the refunding of the
taxes paid by farmers on cotton listed
for taxation in 1886 from the crop of
1885; to give the Court of Sessions con
current jurisdiction in cases of assault
and battery; to reduce the value of
homestead exemption; t. amend Section
1910 Of the General Statutes, relating to
the lion of the owners of certain stock;
to repeal the charter Of the town of Fort
Motto.
OTHER BILIS,
The bill t. fix the salaries Of Circnit
Court Judges was next taken up. The
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

have said myself kindly, but firmly that a
marriage. on even an engagement, Is cut OF
the question"
aAnd you do not think Miss Temples heart
irrevocably given away"
1t was lesson in posture and el'islaee to
see the little worldling's pantonlinlic answer
She dissomed the finger tips, ana her white
hands with upward palm, her gently raisei
eyebrows, her shoulders qiivering with a
scarcely pereeptite shrug, her quick sig
nificant smile, were each melni,ets Of an I'M
broken sentence. The meaning was, The
female heart-ol,s' heori-is seldom given r.
revocably. Try for yourself. 1t was per
fectly Partisan
''In that case" PrendergaSt said, reading
her like print and with rising spirits, Il ana
full of hope"
''You may be- she answered; ''but still
my daughter is not an ordinary girl. There
must he great care. Every step must be
taken with thought, anil with an end in view.
In a word, Mr.. Prendergast, | think you
had better be guided by me from first to last. ?"
Il shall most thankfully HI said; and
then he comless q bins If Ia listen 10 lis y oEi-
tIpSS.
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Ito be continHed.l


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crying with pain of emitting teeth2 If so,
send at once and get q hottie of Mrs.
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world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb-2S- m-w-s NJ 1-y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

set her against frendergast Tor NE, and al
on account of my own hasty judgment"
Prendergast's coming to KettleweH was in
marked way. He did not stay with any
body, but put up at the hotel; and, when he
called on the Temples, he. said that he had
ran over for few days, in the hope of in
creasing the pleasant acquaintance with
themselves
Mrs. Barbara Temple beamed on him one
of her brightest looks.
"You speak of your pleasure in renewing
the acquaintance" she said. "You say
nothing about ours. ] can never forget all
your attention to us in Paris. And what a
pleasant time that wasl"
Part of my visit to Paris" he remarked
Significantly, Il enjoyed more than anything
III my life"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05
CHAPTER. VI.

A SLEEPING WOMAN KISSING A PICTURE.
And now, the field being clear for her
operations, our little Agamemnon in petit
coats prepared for her part of the affair. She
was fully determined to root out of her
daughters mind the memory of Percival
Brent and to marry Sophia brilliantly be
fore many months We're out. No sooner had
the young lover departed than she perceived
how much she had furthered her own ends
by her indulgence to her daughter these last
few days, especially Mt the parting hour.
Sophia was quite tender with her when they
met, kissed her, fondled her, and was all the
evening so affectionate amid her hardlyre
pressed grief, that the little plotting woman
began to discover a soft place in her own
stony heart She was gentle with Sophia,
and took no direct notice of the poor girls
tears which would come once or twice
during the evening, only, as she passed.
stroked her head softly, intending to signify
that she sympathized with her, which she
really did. Tomorrow she would turn over
her new leaf
"Sopby,' she said at breakfast, lit is ten
years this month since we were i'll Paris.
have fancy to go over there before the
weather gets too hot. Would you like itr'
Anywhere with you, dear" Sophy replied,
cheerfully She was determined not to NOPE
and to begin early.
"That's pleasant the mother answered
with beaming look. "Wesshal start this
day week"
Dresses had to be ordered, hotels had to be
chosen, hundred preparations had to be
made, and Mrs Temple saw with exultation
that Sophia entered into all the plans with
great spirit The mother read in this sign
that already Percival was fading out of mind
Il was sure he would, the little woman said
TO herself. "Of course he must as time goes
on"
They stayed a month in Paris. and the
whole of the time she managed to keep So
phia entertained in the most diverting way.
They had friends there, and the days were
passed in a set Of choice little pleasures, and
whatever that inexhaustible purse of Mrs.
Temples could do to FURNISH the hours was
done with her own taste and tact
Il shall show Sophia what the world is!n
the worlds worshiper said to herself; aand
the Australian boy will soon vanish from her
mind and love in cottage with him Cot
tage, indeed not if you can get a house; and
not house if You can get a mansion! 0,
it is wonderful how slow Sophia is to see the
value of life But she is beginning, and with
her good sense she will soon be able to teach
instead Of being taught
And now, TO Mrs. Temples unspeakable
qualification, there appeared on the scene
man who was plainly thinking of making
Sophia an offer Had the little woman been
choosing sutton she could not so she said
afterWarti-baye made a more prol,lisintr selef.-
ton. must not say much about him He
was ten years Sophia's senior, sedate but not
gloomy in his manner, his fortune was ample,
his birth high, and his appearance was con
sidered progressing. He had long been resi-
dent in the neighborhood of Kettlewell, but
in Paris they were first introduced. He met
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05
GOOD RESULTS IN EVERY CASE.

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he
was seriously afflicted with a severe cold
that settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
to try DR., Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by the use Of few bottles Since which
time he has used 1t in his family for all
coughs and colds with best results. This
is the experience of thousands whose lives
have been saved by this wonderful dis.
covery. Trial bottles free at Hartz &
Bahnsen, drug store.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

LADY BEAUTY s CHOICE
CHAPTER [.
"THE SPIDER AND THE fly

1.-THE SPIDER AND THE fly
In one Of the passages OF his narrative, my
old friend, when speaking of 'PreudTgust,
uttered the pronoun Il As this escaped his
lips, he tried to catch back his word, and red
dened little The secret was ont, of course
but seeing his confusion, ! affected not to
have noticed anything This artitce, how
ever, did not deceive him, and he Immediately
told me that he was himself the PrendereaSt
of the story, and an old lover of Sophia
Temple | have thought it well TO inform my
reader of this fact; but, for convenience of
narration, shall continue TO describe Prem
dergast' as he originally appeared in the tale.
To introduce him afresh, speaking in the first
person singular would, | find, embarIass
both writer and reader
Greatly was Mrs Barbara Temple tlisap-
pointed when the day came for leaving Paris.
and still Prendergast had made no further
sign What could it mean He was the last
man in the world TO play the coguette mas
cuIine; and it was plain that he had assumed
| the Irritation posture toward Sophia in his
sober sort of way. Why advance so far, and
then stand still Mrs. Barbara Temple pom
| dered Then cries she to herself: 81 have hit
itw Her explanation was this: Sophia had
quietly sicnifed to Prendergast, by one of
| those tokens with which loves mtercourss
abounds that she loved him not And he,
retiring, and even diffdent, had taken the
hint subnissively.
Every provoking of Sophyw the little
woman said. Very provoking, indeed II
it would do any good should lose my temper
with her But it would not do good-not yet
ST ftf,t fpr hon. 4
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05
ONE BOTTLE CIHED BIN.

A. II. Thompson, Rockford, ILL.,, writes
II have been troubled with Catarrh for
years, nothing helped me until | tried
Papillon Catarrh Cure, | followed di-
rections, and with less than one bottle, |
am cured Papillon (extraet of flax)
Catarrh Cure will positively cure Bronch-
ial Catarrh. Acute or Chronic Catarrh,
also Rose Cold and Hay fever Large
bottles $1.00, for sale at drug store. For
sale by H. II DeSanto
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

WASHINGTON CITY, June 1.-THE White
House was open to visitors as usual Friday,
but every trace of the wedding decorations
had disappeared, and there WAS nothing in
che appearance of the mansion to recall the
ceremony. In the official portion of the
house the clerical staff was busy addressing
and inclosins neatly engraved wedding an
nouncements. In plain script, on white
American paper, the announcements were
engraved, and read simply, "Mr. Grover
Cleveland and Miss Frances Folsom, mar
ried Wednesday, June ., 1856, executive
mansion, Washington"
These were addressed to the members of
the cabinet, supreme court, senate, house.
diplomatic corps, to the lieutenant general,
and admiral, and to prominent official and
personal friends, and friends of the president
and his bride in Albany and Buffalo.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

biennial state convention OF the Ancient
Order Of Hihernians adjourned Thursday
afternoon. f. y Spellman was chosen state
delegate, Robert Kelly, of Joliet, state
secretary Thomas Hanisln OF East st
Louis, treasurer, and Messrs. food, of Chi
cago. Eiordan, of OTTAWA, and JAMES
Costello, of Bo0min ton, state auditors
The next convention viii do held Iii Chicago
June . lSSS.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

WASHINGTON CITY, juno 5.-The Rev.
DIR. Sunderland received for tying the mar
riage knot at the White House Thursday a
brandnew 800 bill, which was handed him
by Secretary Lamont Immediately after
the presidents departure. The doctor made
his wife present OF the bill Mrs. Sunder-
land will keep il as a momento of the occa-
sion
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-05

WASHINGTON CRY, June T. The wedding
baked meats were distributed Thursday
That is, several hundred minute morsels of
the wedding cake found their way from the
fortunate women who had received a whole
slice to their friends. Some of these were
so tiny that microscope should go along
with them