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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

A recent letter from Epa Claire says
that the thaw which set in in the Chip
pcwa pineries last Wednesday, with every
indication of being protracted, was over
taken by cold wave on Friday night
and the roads are again in good condition
to suit the purposes OF loggcrs. Late
reports are to the effect that The pnery
work is being rushed TO its full extent,
and everything is favorable for ten or
fifteen days longer of good weather 10
prosecute the work There is an abund>
ance of snow left in the woods for ali
practical proposes, and as long rs the
temperature remains at or below the
freezing point, 50 that the spriuklers can
be utilized, the loggers will be able to do
good work. There is no doubt the season
for work in the woods is virtually ended.
but some very cold weather and numerous
snow storms are predicted before the end
of March. The log cut, though neces-
sarily curtailed from last winter by reason
of the frequent taaws and suPerabund
ance of snow, will prove satisfactory to q
majority of the lumbermen, as well as to
lOggcrs themselves. A few camps on the
upper Chippewa broke up on Thursday.
but the foremen say it was not in conse-
quence of bad roads. but from the fact
that the contractors had fulfilled their
obligations, When the stampede once
commences there will he general rusl
from the woods, and it is fair to presume
that a general revival Of all branches o.
business and trade will be the result
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

The Tri City Labor congress, at a meet
ing last Sunday, endorsed the agreement
entered into by their presticat, Mi r. j.
O'Mcara, with Nicholas Kuhncu and the
boycott is thus eIectually removed. On
the strength Of it, several boxes Of cigars
were passed around with Kuhnen 5 com
pliments.
At the special meeting of Cigarmakers
union, No 112, of Davenport held last
light. however, the following was
adopted:
Res0lDGd, That the union continue the
boycott against n. Kuhncn until the shop
is in the union, and union prices are paid.
BY the committee.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

The Knights Of Labor are in earnest
about wanting the Hennepin canal They
are sending in memorials to congress
from all parts of the country. Among
them the following have been presented
From Ellis, kas, Luddington, Sbeboy-
gan, and Harrison, Mich Danvlle, Mon
mouth, Newton, LaSalle, Quincy, Gene
SEQ, Grape Creek, Carbon Cliff, and Chi
cage, Ill; Mahoney City and Philadel'
phia, Pa; Jones' Shaft America, Tus,
cola, Streator, Stanton, ILL.,; Clarinda,
Iowa, Grundy county, Bevier county and
from Macon county, No. Newark, Ohio
Schenectady, Johnstown. Buffalo, Pough-
kecpsie, Albany and Brooklyn, n. Y.
Ellis, Hiawatha and Scranton, Kas; Ban
gor, Me; Davenport, Iowa; Nashua, n
H.; Raleigh, N. c.; Fort Madison. Iowa
Eau Claire, Wis Nashville, Urbana aud
Bloomington, III; Fremont, Mich !
Springfield, Mass; Augusta and Portland
Me; Lincoln, Neb.; Westernport, Md.
Rock Island, Ill.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

In Dubuque preparations are already
in progress for memorial day observances
two months and half hence, the inten-
ton being TO observe the occasion with
imposing services. The action on the
part Of the Iowa City might serve as a
valuable hint for Rock Island to do like
wise. People in general are becoming
too careless about the proper observance
of this truly important national holiday,
and there is no reason why the local SER
vices and those on the Government Isl
and should not be more attractive than
ever before.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16
THE PATRON SAINT.
The Day wheA the Shamrock is worn
appropriate Local Obsery.
anees.

Tomorrow will be ST. Patrick's day, an
occasion when there will be the wearing
OF tie gfcea, and the commemoraton OF
an eveht which is dear to the heart OF
every Irish patriot, The reason assigned
for weafing the shamrock on this day is
that when the saint preached the gospel
to Tie pagan Irish he illustrated the docs
trins of the trinity by showing them
trefoil of three leaved grass with one
st,hk, which operating TO their convic>
ton, the shamrock which is sprig OF
this grass. was ever afterward worn upon
the saints anniversary to commemorate
the event
The natives of the sister island who re-
side in London now confer honor upon
themselves and upon the day by dining
together, and promoting donations for the
cause Of charity and the education OF
their poorer fellow countrymen. IN this
country there is always u popular Obser-
vance of the day by the Irish people and
their friends
The Rock Island branch of the Irish
National League has arranged through a
competent committee lifting and inter
esting observance of the occasion. There
will be great meeting at Harpers thea
ire in the evening to which all grades of
people, regardless of nationality or opin-
ion, are invited The Irish question is to
be ably discussed. The speakers will be
F. NJ Sharon, of LaPorte, Iowa, and
Lawrence Harmon of Peoria. Hon. II .
c. cleveland will preside There should
be large attendance of all citizens, as
the present situation and the past history
of oppressed Ireland will be set forth.
The advocates of the liberation of the
lrijh people ia America wish the public
to thoroughly understand the condition
OF affairs in Ireland. They are striving
for noble causc-One for which Amer
lea fought and was successful a century
ago, and are fighting because of heavier
expressions than those imposed upon the
colonies previous to the revolution. The
down trodden people are in earnest il
their endeavors, and on this day, when st
much has been accomplished in the III
rection OF their aim, they do not propose
to allow retroGrade movement The
Irish people desire a parliament similar
tn that which Grafton proposed in 11S2
they demand home rule, if not freedom
from the tyrranical hand that has ground
and oppressed them.
st. Patrick's Benevolent society will
commemorate the day by grand bail a
Armory hall in the evening, and the pro
ceeds will be devoted to the Parnell fund
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16


Mrs. Mary Maxwell, aged 80, was ad'
judged insane in the county court yester'
day by Judge Adams and jury com
posed of Dr. q. l.. Eyster, Lawrence
Swain, Julius Utke, Nicholas Littig
Thomas Smith and W j. Gahager Hel
mental alteration is of about tire,
months duration, and she seems inditicr
ent to all that is going on about her He
husband deserted her three months ag'
leaving a child few weeks old She il
intelligent in appearance, and was mnct
liked where she resided She is a subiec
of charity and pity, while her husband i
| to be condemned for his iGhuman treat
ment OF her.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

There was an extraordinarily large and
successful meeting of the local branch of
the Irish National League Sunday night
at Turner hall The program was of the
usual interesting nature, made up of
music-vocal and Instrumentation an
address by w. II. Lundy, Esq. Mr..
Lundy's remarks were very interesting
and attested his complete familiarity with
the subject which is agitating the minds
of the Irish people today.
The door receipts were 1890, which
with donation of SIS from E. w. Hurst,
Esq, made the receipts of the evening
$3.50.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16
Ministers Meeting

The ministers of the city M ct at the y
M. G. A. rooms yesterday morning
Among other items Of busine ss was the
election of Rev. |. W. Read as chairman,
and Rev. W. s. Marquis as secretary fol
the ensuing six months. Tie following
ministers were also appointed to present
papers on the topics named. Rev. W. S
Marquis, The Faith Cure" On Monday
March 22nd; Rev. s. S. CryeS 1.-THE At,
titude of Church and Pulpit TOT PIE Labor
Question" on Monday, March Goth. The
hour of meeting is 1890 a. N.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16
THE TRAIN ROBBERY.
The Sensation Of the HOur---A Report
C0ntradicted- Flying Rum0rs--
The Latest.

The report in last evenings ARGUS that
the murderers of Kellogg Nichols had
been captured at Salisbury, Sangamon
county, created sensation and the paper
was eagerly sought for. The telegram
which appeared in these columns was
published as it was received, and later in
the evening dispatch came to the local
Office of the G., r. l. Il p. road, confirm
ing the same. A special edition of the
Chicago Duty Ne1rs yesterday afternoon
contained similar special telegram, and
the paper sold as fast as it could be Isl
sued from the press. This morning the
following was received at the ARGUS Of
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

MOLINE.

MOLINE
----
The interior OF Gould X Cos. store Is
being grained and decorated by Artist
Anthony.
Norling is painting thirty SIGNS for the
Moline Wagon comnapy. in velvet and
cold. 10 shin 10 agents and customers.
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W AN "il'.' ''' mas go ~ ",7
','' ''''Ss,' P'''''''''' ''s'''' nv ''' '"'
''Ht UNIV "''Ns'
Heiar Wood has engaged the services
of Capt Chas. White on his boat. The
Edna, for the summer MIR. White was
in the employ OF Mcdonald Bros, last
summer,
Hans Won Blowhard Is fghing mad at
General Debility for insiauattng he was a
dude, and. blood may be spilled over the
matter at any moment
Rev Chute minister at -laroe of The
Unitarian church in Iowa addressed n
LARGO audience in library han sunday ev-
ching. Mr.. Juays sermon Is postponed
until next SUNDAY evening.
a, r.c. -,,.-..,,
.IIna.I f., $50 ~, r,ats ,,n,ji NJ
aorr An taycs csncria1I, ,rr.nnal
nr,n,rty t,y ,bouil hc MIA IN ,hat
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Dan Wood Is gong to Dakota, back %
| his Old home there, shortly, and VIII bring
back with HIM bride one oi Coiona ;
farcSt daughters Dan Is doing the
| Wright thing this time. We wish him
much happiness.
At the town meeting in South Moline
| Saturday, the following nominations were
made. FOR supervisor Jerry chamber
| IAN; town clerk, carey 'nhneil' asses
| scr, Henry BoS3esS, highway commIS.
sioncr, Robert Kay; collector. Joseph
Smith; constable, Jesse Eastman, justice
OF the peace Geo. Heck.
City Attorney MceSe won the suit
| brought by the city of Moline for pays
ment for The sewer on Fourth avenue. be,
tween FIRST and Second streets. Guvel
Il Sweeney were the attornegs lnr
the property owners. aud W 4
Meese FOR Moline. The amount ac-re
| gated about 500 divided among SIN per
sons. 1t was trial by jury before ,iud@,
Adams. of tao county court,
There will be two classes al the kitchen
Garden above Fish, & Go =, stare herr. after
A scwinG class on the forenoon of Satur.
DAYS and the cooking class in the after.
noon Mrs. Kate : Holt. assisted bl
/ Mrs. Clarence Mason and Miss Made
Crompton will supcrinlcnd the sewn.
class This Institution is dom. muci
pnsd
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

viii run an excursion TO the lands along
the line of the Atchison, Topeka IL SAM
Ia Fe Il. r, Tuesday, March 10Th, 1886,
at the lowest rates of fare ever made in
this vicinity Here are a few:
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

Dead horses are quoted in London now
at - shillings. Last year they were
worth e or f2 los.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16
A REPORT C0NTRADICTED.

CHICAGO, Mar h ia telegram from
Springfield, HIS, received Monday after
noon, says: a private message received
from Peoria Monday afternoon says the
mn who killtd Kellogg Nichols ON the Rock
Island road Saturday morning, in order TO
rob the express coiupany's SAFE, were ar
rested at Salisbury, this county, Monday
Salisbury is a small post village nine miles
northwest of here. and there Is no commun-
ication except by way Of the wagon road
On this account the report can not lie veri-
fled or denied as vet
LATER The report has BEEN "outradi ted
from PEORIA.
There is excitement at the United States
express office, aud grief at his homo over the
sudden disappearance Of Richard MELON
nell, a young stenograph'r, who
took the notes Of the testimony of
Watts the tuggage-master lie
disappeared Sunday afternoon and has
moi since I've II heard Of 1t is feared that he
has been abducted, and, indeed, the feeling
that the job was put up 10y people connected
with the railway or express com
pany is growing stranger. The fact
that the poker with which
Nichols defcn led himself was found hung up
just whore trainman would hang it is
is obsolnt.l,, n,rhin~ n.r.itiyely known ami
the dct,,tiy.s Of ronrtc are rcticent
The most plausible theory advanced S, far,
however. Is that The crime was committed by
four rather hard looking meu, three oil whom
got on tn train at Chicago and the fourth
at Zine Island The iyttsr yvglkaI nm TO
"lrre Ihr "lh'f three were play ing 'ilrHs
anu without any introduction OF "tneF
ll'i','''''''' '''N Il n'.'i III V'e game. '''
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other nas,,u-.. ; that he was rning ia
Kansas CITY. ant tw, of Them were mt of
at Jo.iet ms lbay wee t.ovelin, an hons
pas es. If they cot on AGAIN il must have
b, en- Just as tn. traiu pnllri out
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was sneeobIcss. annarently from fright
his nerves were completely shattered. and
hc seemed IN have M idea Of where he
was or where he ought to 20. The ex
press cnmnanv was notified early. and Mr.
Wyganr brought DIR. Henry NJ. LYMAN
win him to the home of the boys parents
where he s,il Law unti) a late bnur las,
night in the same condition. DR.. Lyman
Is an expert IN mental diseases and IN
'""'.y' anu i''I' 50 ,>f'e's0D ',,I
h,vo ', Ioo, ',r,n,,5t ohnnt hr overwnrk =,
by any such thing as worry over the short
hand notes he may have been unable to
traiiScll"e, ouI WAS sue" ~ """'' W
yons system or frirht II was snrrdii,
noised about in the neighborhood whcrt
he lives that the boy had been captured
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16

BY one Of the largest, best and
most successful Assessment
Accident Insurance Compa-
mics in the world, good, re
liable, active agent in this city.
With one having had expert
ence in either soliciting insu-
rance or selling goods on the
road, and No. / references, prof
liable arrangements will be
made. For full particulars
address
RnY AL NEW Y0RK city
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-16
ErNDLEoE nLonny clurnE.

PEORIA. Ill, March Is A bun
die of bloody clothes was found at
Chillicothc, about twenty miles cast of
Peoria, and it is supposed they belong 10
the Rock Island train robbers. City de
tectivcs and police officers are on the
scene Fastening to run down the mys
terry. Intense excitement prevails.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

Orders for all kinds OF shirts m AIDE
TO measure AZ 224 asa 80 second
street. CAMPBELL d. 60.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

p. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. Calls and
deliveries free. Telephone No. 81.
ROOM and board can be had at 100
Adams street.
Music portfolio for so cents, former
price 81, at II. G. Hollenberg's.
STERLING silverWare at M Goodman
& Co.'s, corner of Main and Madison.
WICKER rocking chairs in great va
riety at Mitchell & Bryson's, No. 30S
Main street.
MEMPHIS Wholesale Meat Co., IL
Adams. Daily fresh Beef, Pork and Nut.
ton, also Corned Beef. Orders solicited
and promptly filed, Telephone S74.
G. w MILLER & Co, Patent Asbestos
Fire Proof ROoters For durability,
equaled by more. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. 55
Madison street.
Mullins FooD, the only perfect
substitute for mothers milk, is rec
commended by our most prominent
physicians as the best and safest food
for infants. 1t contains no fsrinaceous
mat or, which 80 often produces dis
orders Of the stomach.
GALL at the Singer Office, No. 260
Second street, and secure one or more
of the Easy Book series, consisting Of
forty-eight pages, elegantly illustrai ed
in ten brilliant coloTs, with beautiful
stories for children. Price 10 cents,
three for 20 cents, six for 80 cents,
twelve for 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19
ZION. HENRY j. LYNN.

/, "a pretty generally conceded that
he gentleman whose name heads this
article will be chosen TO preside over
the State Senate. Should this high
honor be conferred upon him, it is
needless h. soy that it will be worn
with grace and case that will reflect
the highest credit not only on that In
telligeut body, but the entire people
OF Tenn ssee. Mr.. Lyun's splendid
business a aciy and answering In
tsgrity, coupled with his thorough
knowledge ci parliamentary law and
ussRes, qua fees him in the highest
degree Tor this responsible position.
We feel sn especial interest in Mr..
LIZ aus election TO this Office, not only
on account of his superior qualiAca.
lions, bul becau' Of his past unwAvsr.
Ing devotion 10 the ghts and interets
. of the people on all questions Of public
policy. He has been tried in posi-.
hcns Of private and public trust from
he boyhood to the present hour, and
under MI circumstances proved him
self astrue as the needle TO the pole,
and today, 1t home snd abroad, he
Commands a name and eFteem OF
which the mot ambitious mis- hit we'll
be proud. Therefore II affords the
APPEAL very great pleasure TO voice
the sentiment OF The county Of Shelby,
the banner county Of the great State
Of Tennessee, 10 urging the election Of
MT. Lynn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19
Tyne setting by MnchInery

WASHINGTON, December lS The
arst book printed by typo set by the new type
meohne, owned b. parties in this oIty, has
Just m ado ith appearance in the market. The
company was organised a year or moro ago,
but has been year getting ready TO manu-
iActuro ~ machines in 90 siderable guam
titles. They had 6tst TO mako The tools with
which 60 mako the m chimes. Now that this
70 done, they can begin 10 tuln
lhom oh BY the hundred. One lot
Of ever hundred machines il nov
being made. They wdl cost some here from
eQQ To $500 apiece. but will enable one man
togo tho work OF ten in type set log. They
work he a type writer, only that they oen
b. worked at a higher rate OF speed. The
operators on the machines now being n ed
oAn produce type at the rate Of sixty words q
minute, and with increased Experience hey
expect TO get q considerable higher rate. This
means, the friends Of the muoh ne say, that
from three 20 cir men will be able TO set up
tie typo for the ordinary DAT paper. The
machine casts the type line at q time, and
wps ss eS mSSi USS down p''n sSd IKE
metal used again tho next day.
There has beon In the past twenty years .
yopdeStu increase in the facilities for pro-
duoing newspapers with great rapidity in
eyeFg department except type setting. In
this department. tho old systems have con-
unued 20 prevail unit now, b / L. this ma
shin0 docs what 10 claimed Tor IL IL will provo
aWoDderlul { me saver In this particular
and enable the pablithSr 10 lay tho news
gu okinE hot before the readers within = f. v
minutes after the actual occurrence which II
describes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19
IHOICE 9ROCERIEs.
Large Quantities Being shipped
Daily by NJ Gavin d Co., 232
and pa Front.

While the dry goods snd retail
stores have been crowded during the
past f5w days, some + iha ErjcsIy
~ rss-tbat mentioned above, f. r one
have bee" r aided 10 LLeir utno.t
capacity, Il hu2 oiders for the country
meIcba ~ h wa15 the incest erticles
that or e I'D for Christmas Gavin
d o. ar an .ng those who are always
IN tie ft,.t line of their hrsi esq.
They buy u great qua III is OIL Tue
articles actually "a died by Fl ct ci-, 5
whole le groc re-. Tbey sell for cash !;
Coz eq lehLiy d. tho lowest pDces
They give r7mi t q teE.i.A u Urde 8.
The Country meIcr ants who went 10
stock mp" cannot order from let.
,ef trm II tJey " mt supsuUr articles
AID low pri'"s The oot.on bust ess
OF NJ. Gavin & Co is immense. They
are among those VINO have tie staple
carefully locked ait9r, al d turned over
to The buyer in goo shape, reai zHg
t1e bes OF irices, and being promptly
re tiled ior.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

Music Rolls for 50c-fomer price
Stat II. Il. Hollenberg's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19
A SEDSiFIONlL TRAGEDY
A MAN OF RRSPECTABLE FAM.
lily KILLS
Ills PoramOuT, After Both Making
Attempts to Suicide by Taking
Morphine lie SarViVes.

ELMIRA, N. Y. De Cember lS.-The
details Of double tragedy nt Pennysn
caused a great seafati0n I'll is morning, one
Of the principals being DOrr NJ Hamlin.
station agent of tho syracuse, Gentva, and
Corning Railroad, Ut Pebnysn. Hamlin is
33 years Of age, and one Of the most trust.
worthy md prominent officials IN the en-
piOy Of the lila brook Coal Company. he
was employed at Corr i7s up to a re emit pc
rid ia the agent offic3 in the hallbrJok
eepot: He has an estimShlo aud a
moved in tue best society there. lIamlin s
smart, pleasant elbow Of agreeable man
ners. He went to Pennyan THURSDAY night
and occupie he same room with his para
mour,, Nuriel Alderman. BEFORE ret r.
ing, they each took dose Of NOR
phine with suicidal intent and slept
FIR twehty four hours. Suspicion being
aroused by Ham los abs snce from
home the apartment wa, broken oren. This
a'oussd Hamlin from stupor, whersupo
he seized pistol ly ng near by, snot the > irl
in the breast and sent u ball into is own
head. The uniOrtur ate woman was killed,
but Hamlin is still ali O.. His parents are
prominent residents OF Auburn, Ny.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19
Robinson's Museum.

At the Dime Museum this week
many new attractions will be pre-
scented, among others Miss Albertine
Greenfield, the Two tonVued girl; Fred
Howe, the mammoth Kentucky boy /;
Gen. sherman Patterf, the smallest
man on earth; Verno, the lightning
picture maker; Babel, the cowboy
pianist; Maurice, The elastic skin man,
etc. In the b jou theSter new ps ople
will present attractive entertainments
daily and nightly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

r. J. Mccarthy, 80 long and faVOra-
bly, known 10 the Mems Furnishing
trade OF the city, II with
pm p. CAMPBELL a CO.,
2SO second street..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19
William Quinn

WlllIAM quinn
IL a candidate for MAGISTRATE OF the
Fifth Civil District, comprising the
First, Second, Thru and Eighth
Wards and Big Sorirgs, to fill the va
cancy made by the desth of John M.
O'Ronrke. Election December 20, 1888.
Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets,
Smoking Sets, Shaving Sets,
] ]. Miles'H Drug Store,
No. 299 Main Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

HUNTER BROS
Have Just received
800 FINE SILK UMBRELLAS,
with Hammered Silver and Gold
Heads, at SO 80 and 81, all for some
body's Christmas gifts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

Extra choice, ftesh meats OF ali kinds,
fresh Florida shsd, red snsppers, lake
perch and trout, best Norfolk can
oys'e rs, d essed "a keys and chickens,
celery, mallard DUCKS, Qusils, sqnirrels,
rabbits, venieop steaks and roasts,
Kentucky backbone and spare ribs,
homeless corned beef, etc., etc, at Vic
tor d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al JEFF
ferson.