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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20
THE MARKE ITS.


CHICAGO. Jan 10.
On the board of trade to-day quotations
ranged as follows: Wheat-No February,
opened 78}4c closed 1850; March, opened 1850.
closed 77}sc; May opened S3ia-4c closed S23sc
Corn-No. 2 February, opened 1879, closed
4Sc; March, opened 4S1Sc, closed 4SI4c; May,
opened 5314c, closed Csc. Oats No. May, opened
83Ss34c, closed s8I6c. Pork February, opened
Sl4 ~, closet S13.97I6; March, opened sl4l0,
closed Sl4O!12; May, opened and closed Sl4.4O.
Lard February, opened and closed $3.50.
Live stock-Following are the Union Stock
yards quotations. Hogs-Market opened more
active with prices SC higher light grades, - 90
@5l5; rough packing Sj.0j4520, mixed lots
S5O5G575; heavy packing and shipping lots,
$53OQ515. Cattle-Good beeves, steady, S4254
800; common, weak S3OO@4OO; cows, Sl7561
8 10; stockers and feeders, $2lO0350 Sheep
Market steady; good to choice, 81 1905. IS;
common, S2750S75; lambs $447506O0
Produce; Butter-Fancy Egn creamery, 500
s2c per Id; fancy dairy, 2lQ24c packing stock
l3G15c. Eggs Strictly FRESH 2l92!c per doz;
Icehouse, 1761Sc; picked, I20l6c. Dressed
poultry-C Chickens, 76S16c per ID; turkeys, SO
&c; ducks, SG99c; gees sB9c. Potatoes $50
75c per bu; sweet potatoes, $25ot400 per Dbl,
Apples-Fair to choice, $1.500275 per Dbl
Cranberries-Beil and cherry, 80 u per Dbl; bell
and bugle IS 50.
New York.
new YoRK Jan 10.
Wheat Quiet No. red state s4c; No. do,
qlAc; No. 2 red winter February, eOssc; do May.
93ISc, Corn Steady; No. mixed cash, 6sAc;
do February, 60S4c; do May, 611sc bill. Oats
Quiet No white state, 42042lRc; No. do,
40G4ll6c; No. = mixed january, 3stc. Rye-Dul
and unchanged. Barley-Nominal Pork-Dull;
year mess, S15.2jGl55J. Lard -S752 February;
S173 March.
Live Stock: Cattle mo trading; dressed beef,
steady; sides, S6.50Gs.O0; to-day's cable from
Liverpool quoted American refrigerator beef
steady at 5000 Sheep and Lambs-Firm at full
prices for sheep, dull and weak for lambs poor
to strictly prime sheep, So 6016.25; common to
choice lambs $5:O0G7Oo Hogs--N None for AaIo
alive; nominally quiet S. 40ls5sO
ROCK ISLAND,
Oats-New S1632c
HLy-TimotnS-Sl4O
Hay-Wid S8;t0GSl20O
Rye-4sd50c.
Corn New, 45(546c.
Potatoes-60c
Oosl--Soft lie hAid 20 90
Cord Wood-Oak, 81 25; HickoryS5,
Straw-s7 90: baled 81 50.
Batley--old, Zoe new oOc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

E-tate of John Kelly, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed execu'
tor Of the las Will aud testament OF John heliy
late of the county OF Rock Island state of Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that shewill ap,
pear before the county court of Rock Island
county at the office of the clerk OF said court
In the city Of Rock leland, at the February term
on the First Monday in February next, Mt which
time all persons having claims against said es
tate are notified and requested to attend for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make I'M
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this Gath day OF December A. D, 1887.
her
MARY KELLY, Executrix
mark
p O'MARA, Atty.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20

Parties wanting their ice houses filed
with clear purasica. i inches in thickness
can obtaip.s iliI1iI aIl g, !. Z,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20

The worst feature about catartb-is- Z.
tendency to~-consumption
,aEilla cures catarrh ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20
IN REGARD TO THE EFFICACY OF
DR.. McKann's Cough Syrup,
the following testimonials speak for themselves;
Moline, H., Jan. 10th, 1885.

Moline, H., Jan. 10th, 1885
Mr.. THOMAS, Rock Island, ILL.,
Dear Sir: My daughter has been suf-
fering for over two years with severe
cough, We tried several cough remedies
which relieved her more OF less, but did
not cure, when friend recommended us
to try DIR. McKann's Cough Syrup. We
did so, and after taking three bottles she
was entirely well. We think it the best
cough syrup made and recommend 1t to
any one troubled with cough or cold.
Respectfully,
OTTO s. SWANSON.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Martha A. Cutter, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appoiu ed Ex'
ecurlx of the last will and testament Of Martha a.
Cutter late OF the county of Rock Island,
state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she will appear before the county court of
Rock Island county, Mt the Office OF the clerk
of said court in the city of Rock Island. at tine
February term, on the First Monday IN February
next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate nre notified and requested to
ate nd for the purpose of having the samelij u-t
ed All persons Indebted to said estate are re-
Questcd to maze immediate payment to the nm
dersiSned.
Dated tht t6th day Of Dece nber. 4. D., 1887
FRANCES A. CUTTER, ExeCntri&,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-20

Rock Island, H., March 9Th, 1885.
T. II. THOMAS;
Sir:-Last October caught a dreadful
cuid, which developed into a cough
which could not get rid of, in fact, IN
the following January l suffered with
shortness of breath and night sweats |
had tried different cough syrups without
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
II, July II. lsss.

When the present hoard nf County
Commissioners took the oath of office
they found the new road from Snow lllll
10 PocOm0kc CITY imam impassablc cundi-
liou, and they wisely closed il until /,
could bc completed. The road, though
not completed, las been made pas,ahle by
the aid "fa small appropriation aud new
law. which cumpcll> the hands To labor
two days often hours each. which is dou.
blc the time under the old system. and
without which additional labor. the apprO-
priati0n would not have been sufficient Ia
finish the road. The new law cannot he
too highly commended, not only the new
road has had twice the labor hut the old
rnads have been benefited In proportion.
The taxpayers in the county should con.
gratulaie themselves ON having good bust
ness men 10 look afler their interests aud
should continue such IN office.
Mr.. Thomas T.. Townsend. at Baltimore.
and his brother, ]. Glen Townsend. slc-
cial agent 81 the Pension Bureau. whose
heal. quarters ARE In Eillngliam. Illinois
are spending their vacation with their
sister Miss Florence T.. Townsend. al
Cedar Grove"
Miss Sarah VI. Siagg. Of lIronklyn. \. y
IL at the home Of her parents. May her
vacation he n pleasant one.
Rev. A. Bate. held service nj 81. Size.
phcn's church an Sunday last. and his
sermon was much appreciated.
Rev. Mr. billiard. the Rector of st.
Stephens church. holds service and sur
mon every Sunday afternoon nj o'clock.
except the last sunday In the month. an
which day service Is held In the morning
at l0l O'Clock. REsIDgST.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

pleasi.-
iccl moved Ia 90 -. = =
live Somewhere in Chiswick must he u
particularly hardened American. Mr.
conway's lct,cr-prcss is supplemented by
lot of excellent cngrayings lcight in
numhcr) ofihc ncghborhood he describes.
Capt John Wilson, who has been I'M.
able To take his place on the steamer for
several weeks on account of sickness.
thinking he had recovered sufficiently 10
resume control of the boat again, took his
place last Monday and made the trip. Re-
turning ON Wednesday very much iatigu.
ed and suffering with his throat which
has been the source of his sickness, hc left
the following morning for the mountains,
where he will remain several weeks for
the benefit of his health under mr,li-
cal treatment. Since his promotion Ia
the Capiainship of the Tangicr Captain
Wilson has proven himsclf-having en-.
countcrcd, onc of the scycrcsi storms
ever known in this scction--lhc March
blzNrd-most thoroughly competent 10
I'LL the position. Ills prompt attend.
ancc 10 the duties Of his position aud the
wants at the patrons Of the line has made
nr him many friends, all of whom will
he sorry 10 hear Of his indisposiiion. We
hope his soiourn in The mountains may
prove beneficial To hi> health and that he
may snon rcturn To his posi- where his
services are appreciated aud his absence
missed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
Death Of Mrs. Elenor z. Richard
son Of Snow Hill.

Again we arc called upon to chronicle
the death of noble and lovablc woman,
this time Il Is one who has been long,
yet patient sufferer. Mrs. Richardson,
had been confined to her room for many
months and suffered untold agonics.
Her death which was momentarily cxpecf
ted for IS hours prior to dissolution, 9
Cured at 1855 A. NJ, yesterday. 7
funeral takes place nj 40 o'clock Su
afternoon. To the griefsirickcn H. <,
and relatives we extend our -,
sympaihics. -EDs.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

"A GREAT OPpoRTUSITy.-In this
season Of excursions and reduced fares Il
Is certainly prejudicial to your interest
not to take advantage ofihc opportunity
to visit Baltimore when you can save
money enough on suit Of clothes TO pay
the expense Of the trip by patronizing the
Great Harvest Sale tor Buyers now In
full swing at Ohem's Acme Hall, Balti.
morc's largest clothing and furnishing
depot 3 and Z w. Baltimore, street Door
from Charles
MIR. Samuel Tubbs. formerly Of Chin.
colleague, has rented the laundry building
just over the river bridge and will open
a basket factory there 0cxt week. We
arc glad TO have such bJ ness enterprises
started in our town nj hope IL may
prove successful, rs II lbtlcss will. Mr..
Wo0llcy has been in thd psincss here for
several years and has inI ascd his force
from time 10 time yet I'D unable to ill
the orders received foh skcts Of his.
make which have an cxcd |, rcpute'
ut home and abroad. ~
The July Term oftlc & me,
last Monday with Cljo' .r4nc and
Associate HOLLAND bcnch Re.
lhs u h"n.lh Fry little business Of
imporE% transacted c,ccn,ing the
envy Judgements The only case tried
y ,,scrcs, was the test case ofTown q
,sissioners versus the County Co'
'sioncrs 10 decide whether or y
pomtion was compelled .ac
County roads one mile from ,sbrp0r-
ate limits. Ailcr argument the coun-
sci the case was submitted to his honor.
Judge Holland, who held II sub cUrm.
MIR Thomas Duly, who has taken dc.
light IN assisting purchasers of Texas
ponies in breaking these animals, was
thrown from one belonging 10 DR.. Saml.
l.. Benson AMI Levi 4. Purncll last Mon
day and kicked in tho face. leaving m ugly
wound just above the eye. from which
Mr.. Duffy will wear scar The balance Of
his life. This accident although severe
one in the eyes Of most of our people. was
not So fatal rs others which have happen.
cd in other sections where these ponies
have been left, and we would advise MI
owners of this stock To hc constantly on
the lookout, for in many particulars these
animals resemble the Duichman's "flcc."
The Democratic IIandana Club organ
lied NJ Chincoicaguc with the following
officers: c. +. Babbitt. ST., president. II.
4. Mumford. vice president; Lee Dishroon
secretary; and John W. Warren. treasurer.
has increased - amlicr from IL. 10 near
~ 100 -.scts every Friday, SIP. M.
Toy gall, and II handsome flag "
y pole ri feet high. erected NJ dcir
ricrS During last wccly< II clio.
l,lrcss and one Of W 81 ever
Il an the island. ~ de 10 the
Prof +. r. II onancock-
so. " Speaker of the
a. ,,clcga,c., and other
<crs are expected 10 de-
Sos before the club nj later
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY even
ing, nf July IL. ~, and ~. was made
memorable in Berlin hy the uncNcrllcd
rendition al the caniaia az Esther the
hrauiiiul Queen. under the leadership of
Prof. -. H. Wyatt. snmr eighty ui our
mos, cultivated and charming mdirs and
gentlemen taking part in the entertain
ment, which was given for the benefit of
the High School. in securing opera chairs
for the line Hall II is hardly worth
while Ia rclnic the events IN connection
with thc liuok III Esther which transpircd
about iOD years u. G.. rs every one nj all
acquainted with biblical knowledge knows
them. The actors were all dressed in the
original Pc sian and Jewish costumes,
and words are inalequaicin express the
beautiful outlines aud scenic scenes. pro.
luecd by the Greek Fire" the sulphur
ric effects Of which producing but little
annoyance. To undertake Ia particular
ile the merits Of each an every character.
would he lIcreulcan task. and would de-.
tract rather than Ia add 10 the beauties
of iheltoscs aud the virtues and cXccllcn-
cirs Of the Bucks.
|, WIS well palroniIcd anil de-, Ia
bc and gave more satisfaction Than amy
entertainment c.er given Ia town, aud
much credit is due Mcs>rs. Taylor aud
Wyatt. We understand that an invita-.
,ion has been given Ia sing at Ocean City
In Hhou, two weeks from now, aud we sin
eerely trust that the beautiful Roses and
gallant Bucks, will do themselves credit,
as they did for ; successive nights here.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

JOY u please.
also give them an .tyto visit the
Prohibition Camp.h which begins
July 21th near BALM
DIR, L. $. Dasl,icll commence the
erection of u dwelling hA ION the POGO.
mokc Road, fronting Fed street. in n
few weeks. We are infoA it will be
oI u modern style Of arcliice.dre and fur
nishcd with NIL modern improvements.
Being located on an elevation, overlook.
Ing the larger portion of the town, II will
he n very desirable summer residence,
while the short walk vii: not be- obicc.
tional.
--Mcssrs. Dykes and Tnbls, Of this
place, will open green grocery next
Monday in the store now occupied by
Capt. :. II. Wilson, where they will keep
constantly on hand Chicago beef and all
kinds Of meats and green groceries. All
orders left with them will bc filed and
supplies delivered TO you free of charge.
Their wagon will 20 the rounds of our
town every morning AMI n much Oficncr
as required To deliver provisions pnrchas.
ed ofihcm. Give them call.
--Occan City needs advertising worse
than any plac. in the world. While The
Baltimore papers are tccming with prai.
SEES of The various watering places along
the Atlantic Coast, not n word j. said for
Maryland's only >casid. resort. Reduced
railroad fares and more rapid transit j.
wha, is needed first aud after that n thou.
sand dollars srcn, in advertising would
place Ocean City IN the front and those
who lave money invested there will lind
nut the truth of this statement il they sci
,owork and give II n fair trial
The members aud friends nf the pnr.
tcrsvillc VI. l.. Church will hold u festival
In the grove ot the church at Tint place on
Wednesday and Thursday next. The
stockton AMI Girllctrcc Band, will lie
present and furnish music for The occa.
sion. The proceeds realized will h. used
toward building rev church aud II Il
requested that every body VIII come ont
and assist in this good cnusc. lee cream.
cake, lemonade aud other dclicacics will
liz served by the young ladirs al the
church.
The Ministries -Mrssrs. WOulson X
Allen, the Big > Ministries" appeared NJ
the Town Hall last Friday aud Saturday
evenings before small sized audiences Mr..
Woolson's negro dialect spcciallics were
excellent and in the b,st OF taste, there
lring nothing said that would shock the
scnsibilIics Or the most refined. Mr..
Aliens performances upon the lanjo
were Of the hest and were highly enjoyed
by the andiancc, particularly The rendition
or the Last Rose 81 summer" We nre
sorry onr people did not manifest their
appreciation of good minstrel show.
just what many 81 them have been asking
inr.
The Fiilh Regiment. Maryland Ma
iional Guards, have encamped at Allan
tic City for ten days Oh their arrival
they found the camp inundated To a
depth of seven inches Of water. This
made !, rather damp for them, hut sold.
iers who canno, stand seven inches Of
water would make poor on, In active
service. The mayor told the boys they
nigh, have the whole city 10 do rs they
please, and IL Is fair 10 predict they had
n right royal time.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
Taylorsville Items .

Mrs. Annie CULLEN t"tc Massey has
been enjoying the sea brceIcs ut Ocean
City for few weeks. She was guest
nj the Seaside Hotel. which Is owned by
her father aud run by Emory Massey,
formerly of this place.
Mr. Henry Davis paid our town aud his
friends here n flying vis, while home for
his vacation.
The farmers in this mcighhorhoOd are
hopeful of good corn crop and We truly
hope their anlicipa,ions may be fully re-.
allied.
The members aud friends ofihc Taylor,
vile SUNDAY School will hold picnic on
August Isl M "Taylors Creek" where a
beautiful grove has been selected, ahou,
propriaic place for such an affair could
not have been selected anl il j. expected
that there wili be II large attendance. All
friends aud members oithc sunday School
and church are invited Ia come out and
enjoy bis time. II is reported thai our
highly esteemed preacher, Rev. Williams,
will deliver nm Grafton an The occasion.
Miss Ida Jarvis Is spending the summer
at Ocean City
There will he preaching In the Church
u; tins place tomorrow Sunday nj >
O'Clock y. m.
Misses Annie 'luillcn aud Rachel Crop.
per contemplate spending two weeks with
their Box Iron friends. We wish them n
very pleasant visit,
Reports of large crops of Strawberries
the past season still come IN. Mr.. james
Thomas thus far heads the list, having
raised 1880 quarts from u ~" acre patch.
Who can beat this record.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
From Newark.

Correspondence Of the MESSENGER.
Slas Hastings son of Mr. William
Hastings was bitten by viper snake one
day last week from which he has since
been confined to the house. lie is now
reported on, of danger, however, AMI We
hope soon 10 see him on the stree, again.
Mrs. Polly Tilghman. of Wilton, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Gauli, in this
town. Mrs. Tilghman has lived four
score years aud ten and still gets around
with rs much ease rs many Of her SEX who
are much younger,
Quite a crowd of Lads and las,icS of
our berg went on "A fishing expedition
down the bay on Tuesday last. They IT..
or,haying had excellent luck, Capturing
"linnics' and delightful sail on the
Hattie" one of the fastest boats AT Chin.
colleague.
The Odd Fellows ARE having u room
fled up in the third story Of Bowen n
Bros store, which they propose To occupy
~ u Lodge room rs soon ~ completed.
and an organization is effected.
Drummcrs have been nearly ~ thick n
mosquitoes in our town this week. Please
let up now and give Us u rest.
Croquct has been ii,yorilc sport with
our young people this summer hut W.
believe roller skating is about To take the
lead. Some of the learners are quite ap,
but they &c, SOME pretty hand falls.
Mr.. Gordon Jones, OF the firm of q. u.
Jones n Bro, of llallwool. Va. paid our
town n flying yis.t last week
lee ICE..-lcc delivered tn persons
residing in Snow Till. every day. at rea.
sonablc rates. We are also prepared io
illl orders at distance at short notice.
Apply To, or address
SMITH MooHE 4 Co.
June o-tE snow Hill, Md
Fire
have not Ind n lire at my store Nci
thcr have stock from "a so-talled great
ire sale" yet my stuck Of Shoes arr go.
Ing fast. People like them. Buy them
once. they come again. 100 cents worth
Of goods for one dollar Is whs, they like
My stock Of Books Is the largest ever
had. Nice summer reading, Novels, Nov.
clettes, Poems and choice Magazines.
Dry Goods, Notions. Hardware. Crock.
cry. Groceries. Sc., &c, at the lowest
prices. l.. HAsrISas.
Pearl Street, Snow Hill, Md.
Two freight trains colllded Sunday
morning on the Western North Carolina
rail road near Asheyille. wrecking both
engines and a number Of cars. A colored
brAkrmen was killed and five persons
were injured.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

Robcr, Garrett arrived at New York
Sunday morning onsIhc steamer umbria.
lie is reported la be in excellent health
and hacking better then for years
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

george Bancroft. the historian, was
slightly injured by a fall at his residence,
Newport. ON Saturday. lie was so little
affected Ms To he able To ride out Sunday
afternoon.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

FoR SALE'-Thc two houses AMI lots
ON Federal street at preasen, occupied by
Mr.. Il. VI. Johnson and family and Mr..
Scwell McAllen; also the house and lot
on Moorc's alley occupied by Mr.. Hudson
and the vacant lot adjoining the last men
toned place. ANY Of the above property
can he purchased ON reasonable terms.
Apply Ia OscAR NJ. PuRSELI..
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21

they are dealing with
saw their advertisement
paper. Remember this
ayton J. Purncll. Esq, left last
my morning for Deer Park, where
sill remain for some time. During
= absence will visit other mountain
BUS regions and summer resorts.
David IT, Gray, Esq. a brother Of
Mrs. G. r. Jones, died ut Bassari, Mo. on
the i.,h inst, aged about 20 years. Mr.
Gray and family moved Yves, from Wor.
cestcr County about 30 years ago.
Col. James NJ. Ross Of Scaford ship.
ped about 100000 quarts Of strawberries
from twenty-five acres. lie has seventy
acres in blackbcrries, and forty acres in
raspberrics and 10000 pear trees
The MESSENGER Is indebted to Sen.
ator Wilson for copies Of the memorial
addresses an the lives and characters of
Abraham Dowtlney and John ArnOt, .Ir..
late Representatives from New York"
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company has established OIL
c,'s IN EasiOn. AMI Il Il announced on the
authority of the president of the company
,;cn jos. u. seth, Tia, work will he be-.
gun an the road In the near future, and
completed within year.
Mr.. !. Bergen, the wilc.awnke mer.
chant oi Salisbury. will have nm interest
ing advertisement, in this paper next week.
dur Berlin friends will read IL rs usual
and 81 will every other reader of the pa.
per. Mr.. Bergen certainly keeps nice
line of goods far the ladies and sells
very cheap.
The latest and one of he hest snake
stories We ever heard is vouchcd for by a
lady Of this town ~ u truthful statement
of the circumstances aud experience of
herself with u reptile while visiting n
nrighhor one dry this week. We are I'M.
able to 90, sufficient data to justify us IN
writing il up this week.
Editors, rs n rule, are always kind
hearted and liberal. An exchange tells
ola subscriber who died aud left fourteen
years subscription unpaid. The editor
appeared at The grave ~ the iii was I've.
ing screwed down for the last time. and
put In n linen ,lusier. - thermometer, n
palm.lraf fan and recipe for making Ice
Il beg leave To inform the public that
the Carling Machine Is In operation now
and turns out iirsi.class work. WOol
sent by Railroad will be- hauled from and
To the Depot free Of charge. Small lots
promptly attended To-.
+. W. DoSAwAr. whaleyvillc. Md.
Hon William II. Barnum. Chairman
Of the National Democratic Committee.
has appointed the following named gen.
tlemen as the campaign committee: VIM.
l.. Sco,t 81 Pennsylvania, Arthur p. Cor.
man Of Maryland. Matt w. Ransom Of
North Carolina, Calvin 5. Brice Of Ohio.
John y. Barbour of Virginia. Herman
OelTicls Of New York. Miles Ross Of New
Jersey. Arthur Sewall Of Maine. and Err.
saline NJ. Phelps, ~ Illinois.