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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

Those who have high regard for
animal commonly called man,
|uld not base their estimates on
at the time the religious subscrip-
paper goes round, nor when the
assessor is making his rounds,
after political campaign, when
re is a scramble for the offices.
z telescope seems inverted and the
roscope top side up if turned on
le men in these unhappy periods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

o. g.. SHAW
WtoLiN MAKER Baton Nl kppmuur .u.
ins specially, Ni0llufIIHEa HHH UIHm.uf.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

CTATE or VERMONT Orleans County 'nnii
Term, A. ~. ls.I.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

Also dealer In Groceries, Stationery, 8, 10 and
25c goods. Come in and get glass Of Saratoga
Water, and at the same time try pound of any best
Jap Tea at soc. Very best Black Tea for 60c. Very
best Coffee for soc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

DAtiOh NATIONAL NAhhs UNHInI I...
Dlfuur. from q, 81. ut, tu l2, m. Ilau p iU HIu.
~. AnuuA DAWSON, ru"t %. d. urhtlt
Cashier. IH.I
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

CmA,RLEl,s C,l CIR, ei,4yi.s, sgeeisl Ageg, lo, oaa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

can In and see us amy wa}l perhaps we ran cove
you something You wont know without '"o ''' '
and we viii use you wen IL you dome huys
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

balten, menn Der 8er1ud ernltli6 ee=
ma6t miro.
8enn Serr Yorter Die Tlinte ppr=
eilis ms Sorn wirft, 10 miro Der
8eroabt nabe lie9en, baB er, Der be-
fanntlib elmer Der fanatii6iten after
S6ub5Dder 1T, bel ben porldufi9en
nnterlu6un9eu @riinoe sefunoen
bat, Die uorgei6la9ene Geniusaufz
nabnte ilberbaupt nl6t 81 minl9en.
Warum bat er iiberbaupt bon 1einen
bret Sa6perltdnOigen 5mei aus Dem
Often unb nur eirem aus Dem NeIten
9enommen? Ser @elten, ni6t Der
Often lit bas 2ano Der 6armbpputbe=
fen. @arum lit Der 2~onbestbeil
o~ielieit oes Wtiliiilippi, lup Die 5arm=
bppptbefen am oiflten iiben, gan1
iiber9an9en wOrOen?
.Nn5. D. @eitcns'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
Sin Genius Der Tarmi6nloem.

Cine Der am beftisiten beitrittener
polfswirtbi6aftli6en 5ragen lit bic
mel6e ii6 auf Die &eri9ulbuns bee
Sarmeritanbes, 8. +. int uelemtlider
auf Die SDpotbefen, mel6e au'
ben Sarmen laiten, be5iebt. @it
tit f6rmlid CUR Barteifrase getpor.
BEN.
8dbreno Die S6ub5Oaner bebaup.
ten, oaB Die auf ben Sarmsrunoiti.
den bes @eitens rubenbe S9uloen=
lat eine uerbaltniBmdBis seri~ se uni
fortmdbreno i'm Ibnebmen be9rifeu
Jet, ~bebaupten anbererieits Die 8efiir=
iporter Der TarifermdBisuns bas ee=
raoe @esentbeil: baB Die Sduloen=
Taft Der we1tli6en Sarmer ndmlid
cine i9mere unb immer nod i'm 2uz
nebmen besrifen lei.
@er bat NUN redt? 8eibe 8ar=
teien berufen iid auf ansebli6e 8e>
met1e. Ote S1ub5Duner be5ieben
lt9 babel anf einise nnterlu9unsen,
ipel6e BON 2ocalbeb6roen }. 8. in
Satnois, por9enommen lein IoQen
nno Die, wenlt bic per5fentli6ten
Grsebnifie 5%uperldilis pdren, oartbun
miroen, baB Die 8ebauptuneen Ser
@esner minbeitens sr0bli6 iibertrie=
ben leien.
Die 8efiirmorter Der 3oareform
oasesen bernfen ii6 ebenfalls auf Der
artise locale unterlu9ungen, }. 8.
etne BON Dem itatiitiIden Mmt bes
Staates Mi6isan uorsenommene.
ueberoem aber f0nnen 1ie auf bie UNI
9ebeuren getrdse Don meftliden
Sarm< 9Dpotbefen binmeiIen, in mel
9en Die sroBen Gapitaliiten- @eiea.
lbatten Der neu=ensliiden unb anoe,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
0raperten !

so 8uar gang Chenille @arbinen,
fancp &ano, einfa6 pben, in &ptb,
8lau uno aft @plb, Slipe, Sierra
Gotta unb 8lau; reguldre SO @aa=
ren. Sir biele @O9e nnr
S. oas Naar.
Is Snar Turcpmalt @arOinen,
nit fancp @olb ge1treiftem 8ano;
resulGre $3.50 @aare. Sir bie,e
@o6e MIR
$1.75 per @aar.
SO 8aar Nottinsbam Spiben=
@aroinen, l6Dne Muiter, einsefaBter
&ano, 81 CARDS lang; wertb bon
So bis S. per 8aar. TIMER 8reis,
Die 2ot raid gu perfaufen, nur
$3.50 per Naat.
500 CARDS quite, so 3oG brett,
m alien Sarben, lebr gut fit 9ra<
perten nno We6bel neber5ii9e; re9ltz
dre 75c Gualitdt. 9ieie @ode l1ur
35e per Oare.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

200 Saar 10 petbe @pa=
oeden, Iebr wei6; resuldre $1.35
Waare. SteIe @o6e nur
98c per 0aar.
300 8aar 1O-4 peiBe @oa=
oefen, ertra i6mer, biais 5u S1.75.
SteIe @o6e muir
$f.25 per Vaar.
IS 8aar III weibe sans mol
lene 8lanfets, EXTRA Gualitdt; reolt=
LIRE $3.50 @aare. Diele ISOLDE
$4.98 per @aar.
100 Eaar 10 gang wouene rotbe
Weuoeden, Iebr mei9; tpertb 1915.
STIR oteie @u9e
So. 90 per Naar.
50 Baar IA saus mpQene
rotbe Bplloeden. EXTRA fein, iebr
fuet9; biuts gu S., Dieie @ode
S0.06 per N00t.
200 9aar 10 belleraue @oaz
oeden, lebr wei6; biuis 5u $3.50.
Sir oteie @p9e
$f.15 per 1aar.
25 Oub. Gretpnne ipattirteD eden,
Iarfii9rptb, 9efittert, elesante Mu=
tier, feline before Gualitdt 81 baben
fir 1925. Stir bieie ISOLDE
St.48 per StiG.
Is Oub. Gbinb pattirte Oefen,
Surfil6rptb Sntter, biai9 Su 1915.
Siele @o6e nur
S1.15 per StI6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

@rDcer's Sob, Sob Summers,
Sumner Befeitieunsen, bilis bel 6.
Sc. 9aaowel & g., SOB uno 81
W%ttnne]Dta Str.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

fir bieie Saiiun 1T jebt int 3oabaus,
ober ebe mir BEN 3oa be5ablen,
unO 0ielelben gum &erfanf anbieten,
1pp0en mir alle u%eberbletblel BON
friberen Smpprtationen, wel6e nod
porrdtbis lino, gu ben nieOrislten
8reiien losl6la9en.
The advocate., 1889-10-12
scc'ot sioclctics.

40. &. W.-Merden Lodge No. 70, meets mt
frIpps Han every Saturday evening. Mister
Wols lmn, y. II. NOG0LE. RecorlCT, A. SwALr
JoW. Blnuncler, o. CmACRY, Receiver, d. II,
FRAsEm
MASONIC Lodge. Meets nj Trpp'sllHl every
thursday IN the mOnth before the fun m0on.
W. &. SPRINGER, Master,
LO.O. lr--CoIfaX fOdgc, No. 2Oi, meets NJ
Trlpp's Hall cvoly Friday evening.
l.. ", Asher, Noble Grand.
y MCLALLtS, Nkt Grand,
=. Is. BAKER, Secretary.
q. A. .-NIcrdcn Lodge 100, meets at TrlppS
Hall on the FIRST AND third "Wednesday 0t each
month. A. SWALLOW, Adj. W. ~ TUDOR, COM,
q. A. r. Crclc-McctS In Tripp's Hall every
lrst aad third Saturday " each mouth
presdeih, MRs. y. MCLAIIIN.
Scnlor Vice, Mrs. " WADE.
JlniOr " MRH. W. WoOp,
Secretary, Mrs. Y. HAWTwRLt,
TIoasuror Misa LUCN CopE,
Chaplain, MlsH. Al. HUFFMAN.
MERInEN ALLIANCE-Mecls In Oardncrs
Hall second and and fourth saturday every
month at 2OclOck P.M.
The advocate., 1889-10-12
DIRECTORY
Cllllrch.

Church
PRRSBYTRRIAN-- Meetings oyery alternate
Sui.ay at II o'clock, IN,
REV, BNuy, Pastor,
METHODIST Sunday School every sunday
morulngat 10, Preaching every alternate sun
dayht II q. NJ and ut 1880 p. M. Prayer meet
iug every Thursday night.
REV. OTrO. Pastor,
UNITED BRETHREN Sundny school every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Preaching every
alternate Sunday NJ n u. m. and 7lO p. M, Pr0y'
,er meeting cYory Wednesday night.
llRy. CLnAyGR, Pastor.
CATHOLIC -5ervIccs every fourth sunday In
the month.
BAPTIST Preaching every lrSt and third
Sunday IN cuch month VI II o'clock A. ~, and
7i3Or NJ Sabbath School nj 10 every Sabbath.
Prayer meeting every wednesday wight
--- --- --.--- Pastor,
The advocate., 1889-10-12
Rock Creek


A recent visit TO Rock Greek by M
ADVOCATE representative disclosed the
fact A,at That alriving little town ~
somewhat OH q BOOM every house
being occupied to its limit, some
dwellings accommodating as nanny as
Gyo families.
In csMt wiGh Jaaes COffcy the
tho principal merchgnt there, who
carncs BgEee and 2nely assorted
stock @t m~deamdfse, In fact every
thing @spandedU OF "a C5untry store
Mr.. OaGcybo7dt BUSINESS is goodj
impurities oro e,cmg Tnade for lots;
buldiag is g5ing On, and all looks
rosy 6sf elm Nahur DF. Fredrick
Davis, late ~ st. Joseph, has opened
IN Office and been kept busy ever
since his bcati0n in tho town, his
plcas&nt Yaanncr and good address
wcll qualify him for mrs vocation.
A chatty and interesting tinker OF
Rock Greek is the genial postmaster
ID. A. Hart who has n stock Of mer4
chandise in connection with his Post
Office dutics, considerably Of a phil
osophcr he tutcstained the ADyocATE
man by good talk. A call ON Chas.
Hunter found that gentleman as usual
endcavoring to press all the hay III
Tire couettry 0ibo condensed form for
shipping and by the way itwas coming
in and gong 0ut, it looks very much
as If he would get there. j. Jcn-
nings, tho blacksmith was another
ono with whom tho ADVOCATE man
had the | lcusure Of meeting RpushinG
active energetic man he ~ Building
up q tine business. John and Joseph
Coifcy urc holding the Santa Fo
station CuSihvss down in good shnpc,
and report freight business as very
lively Perhaps the most taking man
in Rock Creek is Mckee the photog
rupher who is busy most of his time
tOking likCOcsscs, land very good
ones tool Of those who come within
Che focus Vt his cN,ncFR. He is q man
OF extensive travel and cohgenial
gentlemen IN company.
A person whose importance should
not be overlooked is Mrs. j. Shaw who
conducts the hotel OF rather large
boarding hOhsS upon On excellent
plan, we'll appreciated by her patrons.
A good fc0ture Of Rock Greek Is its
school, presided over by Prof. John
Decker, one Of the best instructors in
the State. The Prof. has over forty
scholars which will soon he increas-
cd to fifty; in fact Rock Greek prom
ises the nucleus Of good town, and
Mcriden had better be on guard or
sho will have In time o formidable
rival.
The advocate., 1889-10-12
Pnbllc Sale.

On Saturday, Oct 18th, at 2 o'clock
p. m. I will bO at the HiginbOtham
farm, one and one-half miles north
west Of Meriden, and will offer for
sale, for cash in hand, TO the highest
bidder, all Of the personal property Of
John Hginbotham, deceased, consist
ing Of, l bull, 5 cows 5 heifers, 2
calves, wagon, harrow, moving ma
chine, hOy rake, lister and harness,
d. H MYERS, Assignee.
Per G. d. MYERS g. Co, Agents.
The advocate., 1889-10-12

When you want anything in the
boot and shoe line step in and see us
and we will guarantee that you viii
step into the best pair Of boots or
shoes for the money in the state.
w. A. GARpERR.
The advocate., 1889-10-12

MOsiers'
No baits at KcndalI's; all prices are
bargains
Doc Metzgcr Of OsawkiC, was n
Merid.l visitor yerteTday.
All parties indobtedto 10 w. II. Wood
will please call andsettlO.
You can always got tho highest
prices for produce at atKOndall's
GotoA. 81 W. MosaCr tn ricc
apples, sweet potatoes mad potatOcs,
twill pay yoa To boy year cESth-
ing, ladies cloaks, bocts 0nd shoes at
Kcndalrs
Miss Otto, nm ezpe&HEccd dress
maker is established at the Methodist
parsonage
Boom Mcridcs by trading with
homo merchants. Mcriden IL good
enough TO live in.
s. Priest, of BlatchlcrsvilIe, Ohio,
we'll known in AkGdden, Isl guest Of
his brother, George and familS.
The Morden Roller mills are run
ming day and night but find it impos-
siblo tokCcp up with orders.
When you want n good pocket
knife step into Woods hardware store
and ask for warranted pocket knife
See our childrens shoes for Il dollar
They can't be bent
A. e. J. w. MosIER
Mrs, NIcLallin's sister and niece
who have been her guests for several
weeks, have departed for thoiC home
in Ncbnska
Highcstmorkct prices puid for all
country produce, and goods at the
lowest prices.
A. & j, W. MosiEM
Ed. Stadcll met with n serious Ioss
Monday evening. His barn wNs burn
cd to the ground with several horses,
II large stock Of gram etc.
Charlie CunnmghuRn, sOR Of p. j,
Cunningham; was kicErd in tho facc
by one OF his fathers mules yesterday
morning sustaining II very serious
wound. DIR. McLallin who was in nt-
tendance reports tho injury Os not
dangerous.
Our former townsman w, J. Tay-
lor has received the appointment Of
deputy United States marshal for
Kansas under Marshall Walker, for
the district Of Oklahoma Good for
Billy. We would like to hear him
laugh when he receives notice OF his
appointment
Our police court is looking up one
fine and costs for n pUgilistic encoun-
ter during the past week. His Honor
feels encouraged. Winter is approach
ing and expenses are increasing. ANY
others who desire 10 contribute to his
exchequer may take n hint from this
item. This is how il may DO done.
The advocate., 1889-10-12

Joe Cheer and a party started for
Oklnhoina this week
John Lonnbcrg has purchased the
VIM. Taylor homestead
VIII Smith ran over 10 OsEaloosa
Wednesday to attcndthc big gmcoting.
A. j. Mosi@ has purchased VIM.
Taylors 70 acres s@uBh OF tywn; II is n
fine piece Of property
Chas Tidd md Blanche Cook,
daughter Of Hiram Cook were mar
ricd in Topeka this week.
Rev DR.. ClcaycE Iormerly pa$tor
Of the United Brethren church hero
paid Meriden u brief visit Thursday,
II. G. Stevens who rOOontly edited
a news paper at Eureka Springs Mo,
has taken a position on& weekly pm
per in Topeka.
The Kendall Mercantile 90. hNs
added TO it's force new cIOzk fttcr
with n very handsome form, wc did
not learn the party's name.
Tho McLouth Times comes tc our
Office we'll filed with home advertise
ments, which Indicate that McLouth
il q go-ahcad place for it's siOe
II you are in business dco't be
iGHaid TO let people know IT, These
are daysol grcat competition in busi-
ness, and you must keep ON deck by
advertising.
Mr.. Randolph our iroighter hauled
last week over 10000 los Of Roller
mill flower 70 Topeka and says ho con
hardly keep up with t4o orders he
gets from the capital.
A small detachment Of tho Salya-
ton Army madc lis Appearance In
Mcriden lust Sunday, but Gftcr look
ing over the field skippcdout HcOv-
en- be praised for Oll such fayors.
Michael Dinin, Of Gruntvillc, pNid
Mcridcn II visit last Sunday, coming
down Os the guest of Mathew Malone.
They orc old cronies and both possess
II fine fund Of genial humOr and socia-
bility.
II. M. Kyle, wife and son Of Smith.
field, Fayetto Co, Pennn, are the
guests this week Of Mrs. Byle's broth
er ). w. Mosicr, MIR, Kyle isO prom
incnt farmer and stock-raiscr Of fPenn-
sylymiO.
Gar,lner's Hall il now occupied by
the first grade OF the Meridcn school
presided over by Prof MCLAUGHLIN.
The room has been fitted up nicely
and comfortably, and makes u good
school room.
Last Saturday evening a dance and
oyster supper was given to a number
Of invited guests ut Thos. Lowerys,
east of town. Quite u large number
was present and u good time was
had by all.
10 the regret OF many friends and
acquOintancos in this vicinity, Chm,
| Rocker md wife hnyn removed from
The advocate., 1889-10-12

OER CLUBBING RATES.
we -ilcr the following clubbing rates To new
allhsssihersto the ADVOCATE,
ADVOCATE n Weekly Capital Sl.15
Kansas city Times sl.G5
- Kansas Farmer si,75
Sunday Ledger Sis5
National Economist SiT
The advocate., 1889-10-12

MERInEN ALLIANCE--Mects In Oarllncrs
Hall second and and fourth saturday every
month at 2OClOck y. 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Dissolution Notice |!

HAvTN0 ny VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE or IHE
Chanocfy Coun In the rnsc ~ Ryan " u O
Audfrws "a a.. suld The iurrhnudltr AMI good
will ln the rrsfpy hufiurss Of e. " t,yhu 60. ~
~ q. Andfcws aud T. h NafinE. and my cuuncc
tiun With sail business having ALTOGETHER Urtssfi,
III pffauus iudgbtrl ~ q. u ryan a 90 hi note
In pcf.on Or remit " nae promptly n the Old stand,
a. Main street
oonpilanoc with the above may save trouble
'' FRANK T. RYAN. Executor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
conndeni OF Their Merit.

Mis-. A. ". Peters. MOulton. Ala, writes
under date of September -, lsss.
"Encloscd please hnd a, for which send
g. value In lIrandctli's Pills ! would like
o. have them nt ~ early n date o. possible
o. there Il % considerable yellow fever scare
Nv this part Il the State. ~ ID cniur Ala,
about twenty-five miles from this place,
fifteen case. are reported. ! intend 10 Try
your pills on any cases that NAV appear IN
my family. | have fall confidence that y
they arr taken In time they will cure u, aud
almost any other disease"
- s
EyENnoDY uses llylo for chappcd skin.
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d r. D. S. JOH N SO Ms
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM II JEFFERSON
No. 399 Main Street, Upstairs
NJ TENN.
Established in 1904

DR. JOHNSON Il acknowledged by an nartieainp
~ tetested as by far tho most successful phyxe
ran Ia the treatment OF private or secret dlsesssa
muc OF female. Recenl Ca - Of Gonorrhea aud
slphus cured In a few days without tbs Use VI
nehuy, cAaage Of diet. or n.ndrance from bust
Gated without tho nss OF mercury. involuntary
los OF ssmsn stopped IN short time sudS,ens
from Iupotonoy or ldnc OF sexual powers restoredto
inc vigOr In a lew NCckA NlCtlcs II self lbutn
and excessive yensry suffering from Hpcrlnatprthua
ind loss Of nhyscn aud inental power speedily
Apd permanently cured Particular attention pald
Iu The Diseases OF Women, and cures euaraatred.
Plies and old Sorus cured without the use Of uaustid
rr the katie All consultations strictly Couadeu.
tGl Medicines sent BY express W all pert OF Tie
country.
uJ-wsrkingmen cured Al half the usual rates
Uaioe hours iiom oC4ofk am. 20 O'Clock D. -
IL. s. JOHNSON. ND,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Oct. 10. 81,

poSD's EXTRACT IL invaluable for all binds
o. Pain. Inflammation ami HemouhnCcs.
Eyeciisnc, iH-i,, i='aii"S. R,,edr- u ,cOrt,,
Lsf tb,ltdiions Of poNu's I'truAcr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Tho Governor of New Hampshire.
GENTLEMEN: have used Posps ExruAcr
Tho Governor OF Pennsyivania.

GEsTs PoND's EXTRACT has been n valued
reliance In our family for, several years, es.
pecally In relieving IN. aches, rprains and
bruises incident to children.
Very truly yours.
Nov. 30, 81. JAMES A. BEAyER
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
NO MERCURY,
NO POTASH,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

UT any tilSI Nlii'Siai SiSoii'
ui- Na,ur,s Remedy. made eIclasivyy from
Ross aLd ll,Us
itisPficctiy harmless.
Its the on remedy Ll7vn O. m" wnfl That
has ever set CUed oDHiIyiJu H.DJd It,sDa ~
al ~ sfayu.
II cures Actcuria Rhtumaiisrn. Cancer. scrn.
fula aud oih,f blupl dissn-e. hvfyiufltr C1hsid.
cred incufablC. iiCIfcs nuy d'.easr cin.vi " m
Impure blood. u l. now pWscuHh hF tuHus
sands ofihc beet ysl,iaus iu t'c Juilcl stalcs,
asa tonic.
We have bDog giving Z '0fy u this won
dcrfui remedy. nd ~ tnfra ifum ~ over tic
world. Nlcl viii convince luu tiiat nll w. say 10
tue, and ~ W Will mail iitc un alp'irniinn.
No fsniiy finulh b. wihuui n. w hlNC M
Other or Cahgious Blood Poison, sgnt ga same
tfma
v fils ~ history Of ynur easr md our physi.
clan VII tNitg viii lun by iyiif, 10 fiti,ts-t
couhf@.-s We viii rot dcuuNc 100 kLuNul.y.
FOR sic ~ 40 Druggists.
Tuy SviTr SrFriFic Co. Dravrfa Atlantis. Os,
New lofk, 80 Dioadwsy. Loluoa Lng. -
Snow nip.
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DEAR sra: have for many wears used
PoED's EXTRACT. andhaye derived great ben.
eft and relief lhetefOm Yours truly,
Dec. o, "a. II. s. GRrKS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Tho Lt.-Govornor Of Illinois.

GENTLEMEN: roHD's Extract tns long had
q place in the medicine chest Of Inv family. l
assure you that We have found II ~ 'dy
and valuable agent to relieve palm n many
easos, and that very promptly. We cannot
veil keep house wihou II,
lam, truly yours,
Oct 10, 80. J.C. SHTH,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-08

The body is more susceptible to benefit
| from Hoods Sarsaparilla now than at
| any other season. Therefore take it now
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-08
Police Points.

Officers Hetter and Schsab picked up
John johnson and Emily Lindquist. of
Moline, on Moline avenue last night, both
being in pitiable state Of intoxication.
They languished in the police station
until this morning, their buggy being
kept meanwhile in livery stable. and
this morning Magistrate Bennett imposed
nne Of IS and costs on each.
Yesterday morning Marshal Brennan
arrested Geo. Mclean for creating dis
turbsnce in front of the Commercial
hotel. The prisoner showed fight and
attempted to slash the officer with an
ugly knife, cutting a hole in the mar.
shals hat. but inf1ietlng no wounds.
This morning Magistrate Bennett fined
the rebelling citizen $15 and costs and
sent him to the county Jail.
Officer Meenan arrested John Nelson
Saturday night on suspicion Of his being
The man who burglarized Augustsna col.
lege. The prisoner proved that he wal
not, however. and after paying a fne OF
90 and costs for intoxication, went his
way happy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-08

in elegant costumes, who will execute q
fine military drill. Seats CAP be reserved
at Bowlby's music store, Wednesday
April 10.
In the circuit court today Letter Car.
rier John McDarrah, through Maj. ]. NJ
Beardsley, entered suit for $4,000 dam
ages against the city for injuries received
BY fall on the old sidewalk on the
south side of Second avenue, between
Twentieth and Twenty-irst streets.
The accident occurred three weeks ago,
and Mr.. McDarrah has been laid up ever
since. suff ring the greatest agonies from
fractured ankle, and sustaining inju>
ries which may be permanent.
Mr.. Andrew Wollenhaupt, for over ten
years in the employ Of the Children's
Carriage company, of this city. has en-
barked in business for himself at No.
1905 Third avenue. He has commenced
manufacturing childrens carriages. and
has a nice stock on hand He does all
kinds Of reed work. Mr.. Wollenhau pit
Is an experienced workman. and all of
his work is strictly first class When
you want anything in his line give him a
call. Read advertisement on another
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