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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06
Prof. Thorbahn,s Orche,trsl schoo

Prof. Thorbahn's Orchestral School.
AZ Trinity chapel this evening Prof Thor
bshn's orchestral school will give . concert
under the auspices OF the Junior Missionary
society Of the church. They will be assisted by
Misses M. Mae Byerly, Lavina d. Kaufman,
Henrietta NJ. Mitchell, Marion Hamsker and
Enc q. Bowman. Those who attend will have
musical treat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06
DEATH OF MRS. J. L. MELLINoER.
She sunsrs Several weeks with Con.
sumption and Dies Thursday
RvsuinR.

CoLvWpIA, June 0.--Mrs. Jennie L. Mel
linger, wife Of A. X. MellinGer. baggage
master on the Pennsylvania railroad, died
last evening at o'clock, at her home on
caused BY consu mpdon, after several weeks
illuess. She was In the 47th year OF her
-. A husband and one daughter survive.
The funeral will be held on Monday ut 10
o'clock from her late home.
An infant child Of John Bongert, living
on Lancaster avenue, died this morning.
The funeral will bs held on Sunday after-
noon at $50 o'clock, from Salem Lutheran
some unknown persons entered the
ward Of William Lockard, on North Third
street, laat night, and made = raid on the
refrigsrstor. Meat and vegetables wsre
William Gerfin, . blacksmith at the
WAGON works. had his right eye painfully
burned this morning by spark Of hot
Harry Hull, clerk at John 8. Ma.ton's
ting @ AIRED led Ss.i b. ~ ys:serd.y.
xisres quantity Of sels were shipped to
town yesterday bat the consignes could not
NE them, ~ they were dead. The hsh were
thrown Into the river and fioated among the
logu in the saw mill booIn. The stencil was
very great and the fish were removed 70
that the MILL men could work.
4 Emory Ferguson, carpenter, was severely
Injured yesterday while wo rking At row
0{ houses on Fourth street. He stepped on
. newly made cornice, which gave way
nndsr his weight and he fell 70 the ground,
ahout twenty feet He was badly bruised
and was removed TO his homo on Houston
street,
AZ the close Of the session Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 2S6, r. and A. NJ, last night,
thcGo present were invited TO Wsrren's .
restaursnt, whore . supper was waiting.
The Invitation was extended by G. w.
Ninich,s J. 8. Weidler, and VIM. Hershey,
and all present enjoyed their hospitality.
Tho supper was we'll pr epared.
The nsw school board will organize to.
uight
company also decided to 20 to Chester In
6optomber.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06
T,he Farmer., Meeting.

The monthly meeting Of the Lapcast or
City and County Agricultural and Horticul-
tural society win DO held Tomorrow alter
noon at Marietta. The meetings Of the
secisty in the boroughs of the county hold
he past year wer0 Q great success, In
Httaridsnos and interest In the meetings.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06

High School Commencement.
Tho high school commencement will 10
held this year in the opera house on Friday,
June "a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06
Semi-Annual Meeting.

The semi-annual meeting of tho LRncas-
ter Bar association will be hold in the large
court room on Mon day morning next At 8
o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06

WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN FOR EACH
w section, Salary s75 TO 500, 70 locally rep
resent successful y. Y. Com pany incor porsttd
70 sudply Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes. Jewslry,
Salary 10. 70 enroll members $1,000 now en-.
rolled, elQ0,00o paid in.l References exchanged,
s.S s Lex ssssSiss BSs sio ssskS St;Si isl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06
LAcfura I,o.ni3l,t.

Lecture Tonight.
II. Moukaddim will tonight deliver Q
lecture In the lectureroom Of the Moravisn
church. s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06

TALIFORNlA.
~ Special Parties. semi-monthly. Tourist
sleeping cars. Cheap rates. Southern Pacific Co.
Trsffic Manager, 34S Broadway, New York ;
X. J. SMITH, Agent, ~ 3. ID 81, Phila.
Janl6lyd2taw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-06

NEAKTlN BROS.
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FINE CALF AND KANGAROO LEATHER0'
WITH LI0HT FLEXIBLE BOLES,
FOR MEMS WEAR.

Something new In Shoes for. gentle
mons wear, recently added 70 the stock
here, made 10 meet the demands FOR
boon for the restless feet Of business
nen. The chief feature Of this line OF
goods II neatness and easy dtting prop
critics. Made over special lasts for POSI-.
tive ease and comfort In wear, requiring
no breaking In" Do not hurt the feet
even when new. 0enteel looking, too.
Create favorable impressiOn at sight.
The uppers are sOft and pliable, yet pos
sessing unusual strength for leather no
thin and light, and are warranted 70
give coed service. The sOles are cut
from carefully selected hides - light,
flexible and tough.
These Shoes are not adapted Tor rough
roads, nor tho rough usage given roarss
grades. They're not made for that pur.
pose Need only bs given the usual
care that IL bestowed upon good articles
Of wear TO have them prove sAtisfACtory.
Then 10 the money paid for them judi
ciousiy spent and no regret follows.
We have them In different lengths and
widths. That makes II easy for Us TO
furnish comfortable fita. whether the
foot be slim, medium or brOad--the one
~ we'll ~ the other.
For that Summer Suit Of yours
haven't you thought Of Russet 9hOee ~
necessary TO complete your OUTFIT The
right makes In the right shsdeD, at the
right prices you'll and here. From the
ssaortment We have, picking out II moth.
ing II you'll keep your need In mind.
Try US.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
HILLSDALE.

HTLLsDALE. March GO.
l.. q. 3racker lost valuable morse last
week
Mr. Guthrie. of Erie, called in our town
Tuesday
Joe Mcconnell attended the horse sale
at Morrison Wednesday.
Stella Martin is improving slowly. Dr.
Bruner Is attending her.
Good roads; but the cold and chilly
winds OF March are very disagreeable.
Fl. G. Quick has been engaged TO teach
the spring term of the Enterprise school
The Busy Cleaners will hold their reg
ulsr meeting on Thursday evening. the
9th inst.
Mr.. Whiteside, the enterprising mers
chant OF Joslin. was through the country
selling farming implements Friday.
Miss WOODBURY. returned home Satur-
day, after r three weeks visit to Cable
She will start for Dakota next week.
There wasquite an exciting time at the
U. Il. church Sabbath evening, from a
fire caused by lamp which was not se~
curely fastened, falling to the floor. Some
OF the ladies were so badly frightened
that they were about to make their exit
through the window. but, however. they
gained presence of mind enough to dlvest
themselves of some of their wearing ap-
parel and go to fighting the flames. which
were subdued before any serious damage
occurred.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
CORDOVA.

CoRDovA, March %.
James " Bailey spent Sunday at home.
w. ID. Webster was in Rock Island
Friday.
Quite a number were taken In the NJ.
e. church on probation last Sunday.
The ferry boat has come out OF winter
quarters and is making regular trips
now.
Tuesday the men commenced work on
the new switch and will have IL finished
In few days.
Mr.. Hall, of Denver. Col. spent few
days of this week with his sister. Mrs.
Homer Metzgar.
Mr.. Ed. Cool Is going TO have public
sale at his home one mile east OF town
next Monday MIR. Cool intends to move
to town
Rev. Colwell has a series OF Bible talks
every Tuesday night at the Baptist
church. The talks are interesting as well
as instructive.
George Coates and the mules were in
town the greater part of the week, giving
some of their open air concerts at differ
ent places.
Mrs. Pepper and Mrs. Rathburn after
several weeks visit in Chicago, came
home Tuesday night. Mrs. Rathburn re
turned to her home in Plankinton, Oak,
Thursday. after two months visit with
relatives here.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
.IosLIN

1OsL-Ss BlhlCu ID
We are q favored people because we
live In favored country. Among the
natural advantages Of Nor,h America are:
II lies mainly in the temperate zone; IL
has not. like other grand divisions. i'm
passabIe mountain barriers or deserts; il
possesses q vast area Of fertile soil. and
is rich in the most valuable metals and
minerals: il has numerous navigable
rivers and lakes and fine harbors, which
afford excellent facilities for commerce
Being thus fsvorably located with fer
tile soil, we are enabled TO raise more
grain than We can consume-therefore
we export large quantities 70 Eneland,
South Americs, West Indies and other
places. We have large belt of country
that is very well adapted TO the raising
of all kinds Of fruits; we have any
amount Of coal which lies nearer TO the
surface than in most other countries, and
have all the iron ore we require. No
other nation can compete with US in rails
ing cvrn and cotton. Now, then. with
all these natural advantages and Others
not mentioned. have we not enough TO
keep US busy without taxing and I'm.
poverishirg the farmers of the country
for the purpose of eDriching and enabl-
ing a comparative few manufacturers TO
manufacture certain articles that can be
get ct less cost elsewheref And will any
proteciionist rise and explain why. while
we are doing this. we are sell ng the
greater portion of our cotton to England
instead Of manufacturing il our selves2
Let any protectionist name one indus ry
that has been started aud fostered by A
protective tariff. and we will name half
a dozen whose success and prosperity
have been interfered with in conse-
quence.
In the Science Of Politics" by Walter
Thomas Mills, A. NJ. editor Of the
Statesmnn, we read the following: Most
Of the city governments Of our country
are corrupt-many on the very verge of
bankruptcy. The character of the ad-
ministration of affairs, and the exorbi-
tant nature of the tax roll make MS al
ready a nation of tribute payers to the
filchers OF the political purse. The mar
kets are dragged with the products of
labor, while the laborer is both unfed aud
unemployed Justice is administered on
a plan which makes small collections
cost more than they are worth, puts &
premium on litigations and offers pub
lie prize for q private quarrel Crime is
on the increase at terrible rate, while
convictions for crime are less frequent
and punishment is less speedy and Ger
tain. OF the 1896 murderers of 1893.
one IN seven was convicted OF the
1877 murderers of 1884. only one in
thirty-two was convicted. Thus the an
thorities established to protect society
have become the protectors of its enc
mics" Truly, what shall we do TO be
saved7 MULTUM IN PARYO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
COAL VALLEY.

SDAL ' ALLEY, MA Gu 20
VIM Smith, ESQ. of Cambridge. but
formerly Of Orion. was here yesterday.
The town auditors met yesterday and
went through the usual routine OF busi>
ness.
Byand Martin. of IrontOwn. Ohio.
brother TO DR.. l.. Martin. YVES in town
last week on visit
Mrs. VIM. Myers il some better Her
son Fred. who came from ST. Paul TO see
her returns Saturday.
Notices have been posted for two
caucuses; one for the Peoples tonight
and the other for the Citizens on Satur,
pay night.
Miss Lizzie Conner has taken charge Of
a school near Aledo. Mercer county. She
is al excellent teacher. being 8 graduate
Of the Rock Island high school.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Csughey. of Hor~
ton, kas.. arrived here today. They
have been attending the marriage of their
nephew, John WeYerhauser, OF Rock ISL
and
The marriage Of Zachariah Cook and
Miss Ella Callahan which took place in
Rock Island last week was so quietly
done that bat few knew OF the event till
1t was past. Bat may their future be
continued happiness.
Mr.. II. Smith. our operator. leaves US
tomorrow TO take charge Of Cable sta.
ton. Mr.. 8. has been here almost two
years. He has been an efficient operator
and personally one OF the most obliging
OF gentlemen that has filed the position.
There are many regrets on account of
his departure. Samuel Montgomery
came Monday and will take MIR. Smiths
place. He learned ,elegraphy here and
is well acquainted with the place and
doubtless will FIJI the position to the salts.
faction OF the company and the people.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
CHANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }.
Rock ISLAND CoUHTY, e

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUsTY,
In the cirenit Court to the May term, 1890.
Aonlton kno sles Jennie NJ. Gaiir CHER. John X
Niles. ANGELA " y. Carpenter and Martha C.
: Cogsweil, eonplsinanis.
John VI. Gould. alfred Williams and Charles p
Ainsworth, executors Of the last viii and tests-
msnt OF Robert Knowles. deceased John s
Gilmore and James ". Atkinson. executors Of
the last viii and stament OF Ann Maria n (
Knowles, deceased, Charles l. No gan, Chicago
TheOlogical Seminary. an Illinois corporation.
Illinois Home Mssi nary Society, an Illinois
eor9o' alton, Port Byron Academy. an Iilinoi 5
corporation Young Mems Christian As-ocia
ZION 81 Moline, Illinois. an Illinois CORPORA
ton, Horatio n p. Small. Martha E. WAGNER
Hottie VI. small, Geriie : Small. Mamie p.
Small, james Grant Small, Cherries II. Lunt
Jane :. Atkinson. Charles IL Deere and Piti
Emory, defendant.
Affidavit having been filed IN the Office Of the
c ERIK OF said Circnit court that the laid dcfen-
danis, Horatio n. p. Small. Martha z Wagner,
Hattie NJ Small. James Grant Small Charles n
Lent snd Pitt Emory are non-resIdents, and each
OF them IL nonresident Of said state Of Illinois
notice i therefore hereby given that the said com.
painants Hled their bill Of complaint in "a d
court, on the chaHcery eide thereof, on the 18th
day Of March, A. d. 1920 aad therenpOn a sum
mons i.sasd ont OF said court in said cause re-
turnable OH the FIST Monday in May, 1880, next
40 !s by law required. The same being the fret dAv
Of the next succeeding tern OF said court.
Vow. unless yon. the said non resilient defen-
dants above named, snd each Of Won. slail per
sonally be and appear before said court on said
hfst Monday in May, $500, next. and plead, an
sser or dsmur TO the said bill OF complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated viii be taken a. confessed by and
against you and such Of you s. do not appear az
Aforesaid and decree entered against you ac-
cordihg 10 the prayer OF said bill
Rock Island, III, March =. 1870.
GEO. W GAMBLE
Clerk Of Cifcuit CONT
EUGENE LEwrs and ADAIR PLEAsASr.. CON
piainant's Solicitors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
Free Edueations for Girls.

Almost praiseworthy movement il about
10 be set on foot by the Lddtes' Home
Journal OF Philadelphia. 1t proposes to
give TO any young girl Of sixteen years or
over who will send 10 IL. between now
and January /. 1901. the largest number
of yearly subscribers TO the Journal, a
complete education at Vassar College or
any other American college she may
select. The education offered include
every branch Of study. with every ex-
I'ense paid, the journal agreeing to edu>
cate the girl irrespective OF the time re-
CURED or the expense involved To this
is also pinned second offer which
guarantees TO any girl Of sixteen or over
who will secure 1000 yearly subscribers
before January LIST. full term Of one
year at Vassar or any other preferred col &.
lege, with ali expenses paid, thus making
IT possible for any number OF young girls
70 receive free educations at the best col.
ieges. Any girl can enter into the com ,
petition. and any such can be Thoroughly
posted by simply writing TO the Ladies'
Home Jour7aI at 435 Arch street, Phila-
delphia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Crown dining hall. No. l70S Sec
ond avenue. is now ready To furnish you
the best meal in the city for 25 cents
$50, 900 to loan on real estate security,
in sums of $500 and upward. ct lowest
current rates of Interest. without COM
mission. (. w. Hurst, Attorney al
law, Rock Island.
Barth Babcock, Dentists.
No. 1874 Second avenue. SPECIAL atten
ton paid to saving the natural ieeth and
inserting teeth without plates
Surety on Bonds
Those Who are required to give bonds
in positions of trust. and who desire 70
avoid asking friends to become their
sureties. or who may wish u relieve
friends from further obligations AS bonds
man, should apply to the agent of the
American Surety CO., of New York
Ed. LIEBERKNECHT,
General Insurance Agent,
Rock Island, H.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
A SACRED SPOT.
Home Of the Father Of the Declare
ton Of Freedom.
A Rock IsInnder's Obseryanees About
JeHerson's Virginia Plantations
who Owns the Historic site Today.

Editor ARous:
RICHMOND, Va, March 25 1T struck
me very forcibly while standing in the
room where Jefferson drafted the Declsr-
alton Of Independence on Monticello
mountain that he must have drawn in
spiration from hi: surroundings; for this
seems to me To be one Of the loveliest
spots on earth with the Blue Ridge in
the distance and the city OF Chsrlotts>
vile and the university OF Virginia ia The
foreground. with well kept plantations
dotted oil over the valley OF the Rivanna
river. which make up the most magnifi.
cent pictares my eye ever rested upon.
The mansion Is located on q spur OF
the Blue Ridge range Of mountains on
the ontmost point. and is about 500
feet above the surrounding PLAIN. and on
the top is about FIVE acres where the
mansion stands that IL level green
lawn. The mansion il built Of brick in
the form Of Greek cross, and the west
end Ia a seml-eircle with dome on the
top and colUnade on The cas-. ridge.
Under the rude piazza is a large clock,
ana curious continuance for showing
the direction Of the wind. On the south
side are the ssrvants' quarters, and the
kitchen IL connected with the mansion By
an underground passage which extends
through the house and connects with an
other underground passage on the cas-
side where the horses and carriages were
formerly kept. and the coachman's quar-.
ters were formerly on this range These
quarters on both sides are at right angles
from the mansion about one hundred
feet distant.
The plantation OF Jefferson formerly
extended from the Blue Ridge on the
north 20 the plantation Of ex Presiden,
Madison on the south and compr ssd
tweniy,seven thousand acres. 1t ia now
owned by New York Jew named Jeffer.
son NJ. Levy, and only contains foui
hundred acres with the mansion and
tomb. The tomb has an iron fence
around il, and there are several other.
buried in the same enclosure. The mon
nment is plain granite shaft resting or
square base The shaft is about twenty
feet in height sud about four feet square
at the base. On the west side Is the fol.
lowing inscription:
Here Lies Buried
Thos. Jefferson,
Author Of the Declaration Of Independence Of III,
statute OF Virg1niu for Religious F-ecdom.
Father Of
The University Of Virginia.
Born, April %, IT43 %. s.
Died, Jnly 9Th, 1925.
There ia now large cotton factory OF
the old plantation located on the Rivann,
river near the western end Of nv work
about mile from the mansion
GEO. F. DowNEs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
aYou ARE a DIRTY LAX y


Ch dice Language Used by an Ohio state
Lasmaker.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, March 2.-The Dayton
reorganization bill was mp IN the he use yes
terday. the discussion thereon lead ing to a
sensational scene Representative Monet,
Of Stark county, in the course Of speech,
remarked that politics in Dayton were cor
rupt. Beileville, who Represented one Of
the Dayton districts, retorted sharply init.
mating rather broadly that the u ntIeman
from Stark took Doodle in the rec mt sena-
toriai contest
The Man from Stark Gets Hot.
lyon are a dirty liar reared Moneii
as he jumped to his feet amid erie Of @Or.
der"
BeilevilIe also arose and started toward
Monett. A fight on the floor was imminent,
when several members came betweel the an
gTy statesmen and prevented the encounter.
The speaker then compelled them to take
tseir seats, threatening TO call the sergeant
alarms
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27

Some time last week party named
Hulett. living across the river. traded
horses with d Davenport man. Becoming
dissatisfied with his bargain he brought
the horse back, and as he failed to strike
a satisfactory arrangement with the other
fellow he tied the horse In an alley and
left IL. This was last Friday at noon.
The poor beast remained fastened to the
post without food or water until Saturday
night ct o'clock, when Chief Kessler
discovered Its condition and had 1t taken
to the station. He filed information
against Hulett for cruelty to animals. In
the meantime the horse hes become the
subject of civil suit. aud Hulett Is held
until after its termination In the sum of
$50 to answer to the charge of cruelty.
The chief awaits the outcome with inns
patience. as no provision has been made
for an equine house OF detention, and he
wishes TO be rid of the horse. --Daven-
port Democrat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
County Buildings.
TRANGRERH.


March 24-Geo Adelmsn TO Lottie f
Stevens. lots 8 and g. block / Smith s
ad. Moline, 5000.
@ A Wheeiock to T NJ Sechler, lot Q
block o. Atkinson's second ad, Moline,
$4,000.
BI Cobb TO s NJ Ziegler. Mt net. and
e9. set, 8. n. 1w. $500
Catherine Moore to Birion Malcolm,
lot 2. block 9, Moore's second ad, Moline,
$500.
A s Sturdivant TO A CAST, indefinite
part 36, 10. lie, $500.
W z Crawford TO Mary + Crawford,
part lots and Q. block 90, Watertown,
$500.
l. Simonson by Master to John Simon
son. out lots 3S and 81. 25, 10. lie, Port
Byron, $2687O.
PROBATE.
26-Estate of John Dickson. Claims
allowed. Administrators account cur
mt fled and approved.
Estate OF Margaret D0nahoe. Letters
Of administration upon proof OF non resi-.
dence OF Redmond Donahoe. administra
tor. rev oked. Letters OF administration
de bOnis non issued to Adair Peasants
Bond filed and approved. Petition by
administrator de bonis non 10 sell rea
estate to pay debts filed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
Collectors. Returns.

County Collector Schsfer is Ia receipt
of the collectors returns from the res
mainder OF the outside townships aa fol.
lows:
Black Hawk--Herman J. Huyett COL
lector: charged. SS 1856. 10; collected.
20, 70; delinquent, 80, 146. 35; cons
mission. $l02 n; due, IS .035 98.
South Rock lslaud--GeorRe Scherer,
Jr., collector; charged. So, 1885 SO; col.
iected, $3.07l.42; delinquent, So 865. / 6
commission. $6143; due. 80, 900 90.
Cordova-Thomas Kari. collector;
charged. 50. 805 73: collected. 81, 155 O4;
delinquent. 81 ,450 SO; commission, $S3. :
10; due. S4.07194.
South bIoline--James B. Seybert, col
lector: charged. $9.S2i.O1; collected.
1858 Sc, delinquent, $2,267 10; COM
mission. $151.0S; due. $7,40274.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27
ShERIFF0S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution No. 63dS bearing
date the nth day OF March. A D., 1890 and &C
ccmpsnying fee bill, issued out OF the clerks OFF &c
OF the circuit court of Rock Island county, in the
state OF Illinois, and To directed, whereby am
commanded TO make the amount OF certain
judgment recently obtained against William II
Edwards. j. Dawson and Robert McMann in
favor OF Samuel Bowles ont OF the lands. tene-
ments, goods and chsitels OF the said defend.
ants, have levied upon the following property.
to-wit:
Those certain parcels of land and premises sit
uated In the county of Rock Island and State Of
Illinois, towit: Lots No. one "a and two ~ IN
block No. two % IN Woods second enid add
ton 70 the town (now city, of Moline.
Therefore according 10 said command shall X-
pose for sale at public auction ALT above named
land and premises on Saturday, the Goth day OF
April, A D., 1890, OF the hour of O'Clock p. IN i,
At the north door OF the court house in the city
or Rock Island, in the county OF Rock Island and
state of Illinois, for cash in hand 10 satisfy said
execution.
Dated nj Rock Island this 25th day Of March,
A. ID. 1890. 4. 5. SILVIS,
sheriff Of Rock Island county Illinois