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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
MUST GO TO THe PENITGNTIARY.
o ostmaster Embcyxler and Magistrate
Iorger--A Praying businessman

Iorger--A Praying businessman
Uli-loI. TfSS., July n.-Mr. Thomas,
ti..mtu who rlhed letters while pOstmas-
e. 90 Iiun cry several months ago and was
t.a.ru. rd 60 the p'uii'ntiary for three years,
Z r. Rto WAS allowed his freedom TIL this day,
49,. .lurI 90 knoxville this morning. His
.r.n1s have hoped mat President Harrison
y Hngurion lin, but ~ feared that there is no
4.I. f.tti lurk. he Is We'll connected and has
IrIy- BORN, good uamo until this unpleasant
y l,i,T Was made public
MAGISTRATE AND FORGEK
Anlniortunatc ana dcplorabc affair has Just
! .r' Iuaio ulblic here. one of our wcll-tO-do
ff.I. .-fr.fra has been accused If forgery. MI.
}I.,c. NI. hH- served as a magistrate In the
N.-.l-.n district Tor rome time has been forging
,ritr-.r TIC Dominion National Bank, for al
.8,.ri >tif, purposes, when they were for his
t.au Irr-Ylal benefit When confronted with
thr f.Ir he confessed his guit and gave as hi-
f.'...u .' doing 90 want of money. He has been
f.I.l N,.f f0 the Court under bond Of el,Uuu.
Nr William MrGc0rge. Of Philadelphia, de-
fNt'sl u Iur lecture Ia the Frat Presbyterian
church u-t uirh' 60 large audience. He II a
fI'ff tA's'r aud g. one Businessman VINO AT
tcn!s church regularly and praynin public
BRISTOL A. RAILROAD CENTRE.
Tlo p,opIro A-hcyine. y. G., are making
Strenuous ,Nuris O. meet the h. r. aud Y C.rail-
..t They had meeting few nights ago 10
'....l.- fh" utVl-aniuty ~ subscribing 100000
Z. i.r Atlanta. AshcVille aIr Baltimore road.
Vic. I. connect with tho Bristol and tlizn-
fif .f. f.a.i ~ some Convenient point between
1rfe aH1 fle halter city. Bristol Is destined 10
i...." f.. railroad centre of all this beautiful
ft oi 0Ir- 40 au early day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
DELEGATES TO PULASKI
nulanc, Nominee for the Legislature
VIII lie Accept?

rIlianc, Nominee for the Legislature
VIII lie Accept?
TNrt-rr. Va. July ii.-1he July term
. fnr County Court began yesterday.
1.f.D, rr.,-- oi the court large ma Meeting
, ..f. lfnf ~ fn.- county Was held tn tho court
t.l.1 ami fhr following gentlemen were aI~
A ..t,i delegates 10 The Norld's-tair touyon-
l 90 puln-Ei VIZ. Captain ). II. II. tierat,
liu Alfred Preston. and Major William Jolliic,
,.rh N--.f-. Alfred Becklcy, W. X. Bcale, Gni
e.. IS. ger " olteruatcs.
MIIASCE NONISFE.
Tho Farmers Alliance ~ this county hold "A
V,Il..f ri.,.iuf nt Railroad Academy last Friday
.tferi...n lul nominated MI. ). u. Eeabrrn ns
O.. AuHl.e candidate Tor fhr House ~ Dele
!, .'.- SEQ previous HunouncCu cnt was made oi
: .. int,.tiou 80 fbc Ailinncc 10 make tho uomi-
s.t-..u 90 a candidate. and the report was gene
stUF di- ~,lHc'i here until confirmed to-day.
ST. Reabufn Waf interviewed to-day by your
correspondent. ana ho sail that he had not yet
co., ltod IN, nomination and would not under
slfr 10 Any what tis decision Will be. lie Is now
u.iufy county surf ryor and "a Democrat. Tho
Ampro-eiui made on M" to-day II that ne will
SIT srropi Tho nomination unless hc can get the
endorsement If the Democratic party. Tho NJ
arrc l. only about 400 strong IN THE county,
winch has % voting population Of over 1000.
IocN-Or1IoS PETITION.
4 petition ,ieuod by the required number OF
Nuter- from the Amsterdam magistornl district
y to-dny presented ia oOuft asking for M cleo
900 on the liquor question under the lWalopuou
sIW. AZ The election two years ago the DryH
carried that district by IA small majority, while
.f.r other districts went WIT" This petition is
e. mo part of liGuor-hcenso men. The Court Will
\ tlc date for tho election during the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Latest fram the NIres

The contract for iron work on the Charleston
IS. C.) public bndlngl has been awarded TO j. J..
Harrington, o. Washington, ID. C., ut his BID q
500. 400.
Tho Liberal County Convention IN session ~
Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon adopted
strong resolutions against statehood and dis.
trusting Mormon professions VI change ~
heart.
The Worlds Fair Committee appointed BY the
convention held on May %fst. compoeed Of two
delegates from each congressional district. and
three from Montgomery, Ala, viii meet there
today To devisc ways and means for having
Alabama properly represented at the great
fair.
The appraisal Of tho estate % Hon william
Window. deceased, shows: Real estate, ess.s3f;
furniture and household goods, ~ 300; wearing
apparel and ornaments. 400. stock In banks
and corporations, s4i.6of; MORTGAGE bonds
notes. and written evidence OF debts. sIo,lio-
total. s1ep,GOo.
Sir Joseph savory. the Lord Mayor of LONDON,
has resolved letter from Count Won istyfeids,
the German Ambassador. con veying the kmpe-
rpf's thanks to the Lord Mayor tor tho generous
hospitality extended to him by the city 81 Lon
dom and asking Sir Joseph ssvoty 20 thank tne
citizens OF London for the nagnincent reception
accorded him.
by order Of the Roumanian Governments tho
Ronma man frontiers bordering % Russia have
been cor,lonrod with troops 10 order 10 prevent
the influx Of Jews fleeing from Russia In adj
,iition no passengers from Russia are allowed
90 land nj Roumaniau ports unless their pss'
ports have been previously revisedet some hou'
manisn consulate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

terms: 100 cases 1889 State Havana 1t
lialf,c. 80 cases 1889 Pennsylvania.
Havana at 1Sal4}c. 30 cases 1889
Pennsylvania seed at '2aioc. ~ Dsies
Havana at zoe. aSl. 10. journal o} COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Marsh Reported in Tennessee.

JACKSON, Tenn, July "A telegram was
received here to-day from Medina, twenty miles
north Of here, saying that Marsh, the defaulting
president Of the Philadelphia keystone BANK,
was Kidding near here. Three policemen armed
with .Wlnchos.ers left for the scene and have not
vat returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
syrup of Figs.

produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice Of California figs, combined with the
medicinal virtues OF plants known to be
most beneficial 10 the human system. acts
gently on the kidneys, liver, and bowels,
electually cleansing the system. dispell-
ing colds and headaches, and curing hs-
bitual constitution,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
steamer Sunk By n Collision.

N'vH SrE MAEg. MlcH.. July 1.-THE
r HiHcfs Athabasca and Pontiac collided
N'fhihg' coming stern on. The greater
,t.n 4" The f0ntlacs WORKS were carried away
.'l We vessel sunk. The Athabasca Is not badly
.'af'o' The Pontiac wac loaded with iron
"Ni valued at 100000. II will take big
ttth g. Taire ner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
.Juaya Wnrder Suicides.

CHATTANOOGA, TrNx.. July fudge j.
A. Mafder, under indictment for the murder OF
his s0n-n-law, the banker Simpson tayetto'
committed suicide tonight at his residence on
Lookout Mountain by blowing out his brains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
New WORK PEANUT MAaKET.

JuLY14-Peanuts are unchanged new
fancy hand-picked quoted at 4la4.c.;
farmers grades at 2.a3sc. for PRIME.
Nesc York Journal of Commerce..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

July l4.-There is no change to note.
Some little moving out OF stock on old
contracts, but no new business de-
yelops. American pig is quoted at
sl7asls.25 for No. SIS. 50aSl6 80 for
No. 2; gray forge at Sl4as15. with
southern ut slGsSl7 for No. l and
sl5asl6.25 for No. 2. and gray forge
at sl4asli.5O; Scotch pig at S2la
s23. rs, o. to brands, with Glengsrnock
not ouotable. Steel rails at $50. Wire
rods-Foreign ut Si5aS45.50. Old L
rails at $40. 50a$21. 80; No. ! wrought
scrap at sl9aS2l.-NeU York Journal
OF Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
THEIR PLACE WAS CLOSED.
And Now Sergeant Hull. of the Police,
Wants to Find Them.

Complaints have been made at the Office
Of Chicf-of- Police Poe against the United
States Crayon-poTtrait Company, firm which
~ the last few days disappeared, II IL alleged
from tho city without making known their
future Whereabouts. Several persons had lefl
photographs aud orders with them ana, what Is
more, had boon required 10 leave deposit
when they brought a picture TO be reproduced
or enlarged In aOmo Instances The deposit re-
gui-cd would only amount 10 30 cents, but in
other casos some rca hing ~ high 80 ~ wero
demanded ~ eecnrity The persons DONG th'
20 ,allcd photograph business would, ~ h said
set a certain day for their patrons 10 come ana
get tho pictures. but whom they came the place
wOul1 be shut up. A number Of persons sceln "a
hnvo been misicd in this way ana Onicer John
=. Han Is now investigating tho matter and en-
deayOTing to find the whereabouts OF tho firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
French Ann,,e,sar,.s Celebrated

Ntw l0Lg. july 1.-The French socie-
V ihie city and vicinity celebrated the lO2d
iN ear.yefaary Of the emancipation o. the
"- iu France this afternoon and evening.
'"' f'hrA stips in the river were gayly deco
.'i n honor 81 the event and the French fiag
Us r. cu on many houses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
CITY BONDs.-HOLDERS OF

NITY BONDS.-HOLDERS OF
" RICHMOND Sc, maturing July La, are In
vited % call and examine the list VI hlahs9rsdo
CITY, STATE, and RAILROAD sECCklTlk8
which we are now Offering, Including
RICHMOND As, DANEII.LE Sc, COLCMBtS
(Ga.) SIS, WILMINGTON IN. cos, NASHVILLE
tTenn) 4l5's, DALLAS AND fORr WORTH
tTer) J's, VIRGINIA NEW PEh CENTS
NORTH CAROLINA A.. PETElsSBt h0 HAIL
ROAD CLASS 6s, RICHMOND, FkEpkklCAs.
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD DIVIDEND
OBLIGATIONS, WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD lsT MORTGAGE q PER CENT.
GUARANTEED BONDS; also,
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND Ne
CHANIcAL SOCIETY lsf MORTGAGE
6PER CENT. GOLD BOND8--
total issue 600, 900, secured on property worm
ti5O.000 70 100000
INTEREST GUARANTEED By CITY OF RICH
M0ND.
A portion OF this issue has already been en.
gagged Mt 100 and interest We ofYcs the unsoid
balance At same prize. roserving The right " sd'
vance price without nottre.
SEND FOh July BOND CIRCULAR
Coupons and Interest coliecsed fog clients WIZ
EuR0fE-rRAvEILEEs cRRDlTs:-Iessers
OF credit furnished on BROWN, sHIpLEa =
CO., JOHN MUNhOE CO., y - nohoAS =
CO., or the MessrsL R0THsCuiLD g option %
purchaser, AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT Tue
WORLD.
We draw our own bills Of exchange On London
ana eli the principal dties u kuroRo.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS 3 son. Bankefst
corner Tenth and Main ssressS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
LufnIlsrmnn Assiens.

., OMAHA. krH., July &c. w. Howell, of
-. ho"nu luab0r Company, with extensive
s''N AZ OMAHA, Chicago, and Atchlsoa, made
a AZ ,gninent today IN favor CT tho first Ma
so.ai Bank oi Chicago.
A1caisos RAAsAs, DULY s4.--Attornns-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks Sr"'n'
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Ton
nection Thsrewith the Wea-
ther Indicstions.

fBy telegraph to the Dispa'ch.1
F. WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 5.-Fore-
IlAIR least for Virginia and North Caro-
w lima: Far cooler. except stationary
Temperature on the Carolina
coast winds becoming northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Mrs. Byrd burned to a Crisp,

BIRMIYGHAM, Ala. July l4.-One mile
from Floreuce to-day Mrs. Dave Byrd lay down
In front vi a small FIRE built 20 keep OIL mosqui-
al Ia "a cfiSp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
BAL TIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd, J1iy l5.-virginia 3's, "a bid /:
Baltimore and OHIO stock, 50: Northern Cen
trail stock, 62ls; Baltimore and Ohio South
western lists. 97ss: DO. LIST incomes, asked. 80:
do % incomes, 10: do. Sd incomes. 5I5 oonsoli-
dated gas bonds, ITO; do. stock, A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

The mon who have been held In custody
charged with having taken part In the 1icino
(Sw;zerland) revolt OF last year have been ac-
quilted and released from custody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

CIYcISNArI. ONO, July IA disease IN
cattle, supposed 90 DO Texas foyer, has broker
out at Independence, KY, and is creating alairn
In that noigbOOrhood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
we're recorded in the Clerks Office Of tho
Chauccry Court yesterday;
Princcita H. Mccarthy 10 Rose i. Mccarthy,
222s feet On cnst side Tenth street between
Leigh npd Iurpiu, 81.
William G.. Payne and wife TO +. f. Finch 80
feet Oh south side Coutts street near -. Paul
$500.
:. " u. Staplcs's trustee 10 Jackson Brandt
% feet on clsi silo Morris street near Cary,
64S3.
HENMCO COCSTY COURT
A. r. Cordos nuI wife 20 Elizabeth ID. Gums
trustee, 30 foot on wcsteide Fourth avenue near
Chestnut street, 5000.
james Uolleran to Moses i. kandolph, l0le
feet on south side Jay street near Mcchanicsville
turnpike 1922.
NOrthslde Land Company 10 John F. and David
t. Leonard, lot . In square 81, and lot ~ in
square IL, Chestnut lin, s4OO.
NorthsiIe Land Company 70 Samuel +. PilsOn,
lot | Z i'm square "a, lots ana 3 In square Is,
aud lot 10 IN square 40. Chestnut Hill, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

OMAHA, Nyp.. July 18th. mammoth
lumber Int oats reptesentss, IN Omaha bv How
oil a Co. are In nnsfcssl dtrRess YNst~rday m
company executed bill Of sale TO Chalfee AZ tho
eutire s,ock, yards, book Hsoanfr. snd sfYerts ~
65J This Was Immediately ioslpw~i by en- AZ
tachfnent IN favor ~ the First Nation Al Bank %
Chicago ~ secste isrg, risirns ~ an amount nos
yet made public. Nothing definite has be~n
learned iosily IA % the extent 81 tho srouise ,r
the amount 81 tho compsny's assets or rabill.
ties. The main ONCE Is In Chicago and there n
another branch In AtchisuD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

OFFERINGS.
NHEAT.-l64 bushels.
CORS.-MiXed, 1,5jD bushels
OAIs.-.,:5 bushels.
sAIEs.
CORN.-Mixed. 50 bushels.
OATs.--22 bushels
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr.-Longberry 0OcasiO2. Mixed. 9Oc.a
Sl.0I Sh0rtbcrry, SSc.as1. No. . red, 9Sc.as /
CORS.-Whitc prime Nirginia), 7Gc. No. g
15a1dr. Mixed, MOI, 1Oa7lc.
OATs.-No ,. Ale. No 3, 40a42c Rejected
3Oa35c.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fine, s3.75asi: superhne, sf.25a
al no: extra si.7Jas5. family. sJ.2Oa
a. "a ,at.nt family s8asRoJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
NEW WORK TosAcco MARkeI

july 14.--Sales are 500 cases 1890
Pennsylvania seed at l3isl6c. IS cases
1890 PeapsyIYaRia- Havana On pziyats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
1e2S
a. SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OF

AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OE
"A Richmond City Circuit ccur WI rAt
TH Z RONDs AND COUPONS Of The arse inert
49, hcrds "a the buchanan and citfSoo Forge
Hallway ompsays bonds, assumed " inc III
moad And Allegheny Railroad Company syon
deiivcrv ~ same 20 Ine AZ the ocis~ q ~ 49,
psake and Ohio Railway Company u NE a"s "
kichmond. Va vprn nam
70 6-60s ~ y -------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
HlSAn On

CD 600 TO $4,000 TO INVEST
.OOV In some good business-manu.
featuring preferred where investor can 10 en-.
ployed on ONCE or other work. Location no OBJ
lection. Address Boz t06, Florence, Ala.
~ I'm
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-16

A1op has told us the tale OF a mule which.
from overlooking. salloped about Ind felt
gay. say:nI 10 himself: MY father. surely,
was = hizE-niatiied racer, and 1 am his own
child in gpecd and gpirit." Next day he was
sic9 and WsaFy; he then exclaimed: II must
could have brez Only an ass" A man. after
eating a C"o6 diDEar. may feel extrayaxantly
joyous; klf He1e day II don't mean You to
infer he fcsl. iltB IN ASST ne = suriy nnd grim,
his sto.1aca ard liver are sluggish, he IL
moroec, respondent sud out OF sorts' gen.
orally. Fc- .2d.geS:ior. Bil:ousness and all
de~rangeEei:e CT the Stomach. Liver and
Bowels, o.. p.cTcc's Golden Medical Discoy-
cry ia an uuoqt;aIcc Remedy. Contains no
alcohol 70 iuc:;ri.tc; no syrup or f;lgrr TO
Torment s.d ee-sHge the digestive processcs.
1t clcalSas tie system and cures ptmcics,
blofche,. cTu.Eios2 Snd MI Skin and Scalp
Diseases. ScYosslsms affections as Fever
Ecrez, Hi7-5o.is5 Discase. Sweil:ngs and TIL
mors. ysc.a II It's ~ga2eri1r Alternative proper
tics.
WORLDS DTscE.saRY MEDICAL. AgsocIA-
TON, Manufacturers. Buffalo, ". Y.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-16

cenaured Bynum where he stood. The mace
had one work enough for one day.
On June %. while the force bill was under
discussion, sharp personalities were ex-
changed between Joseph G. Cannon and
John H. O'Neall, of Indiana. U'Neall al
luded to alleged purchasingo of votes in Can
mons district and Joseph G.. WAS on fire in
IN instant. He had the floor, and was
therefore able to shut of O'NeaIl from re-
plying. The hub-bub was universal. The
democrats shouted for fair play, n the
republicans cheered Cannon and cried for
quick. He insisted upon being heard, and
did not give way until the mace was borne
up the side aisle where he stood. The
brewing storm died way and O'Neall SUBJ
sided.
On Tuesday. August o6, the services of
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Cavgnagh were
again required. 1t was during the exciting
scenes attending the passage Of the Conger
lard bill by the house. Within three min
utes after Cannon's noted reply to McAdoo.
there was a collision on tho republican side
of the house. Blows were exchanged, while
the house was a perfect bedlam. In An in
slant the great mace WAS borne along the
aisle and within a few econds perfect 81
lence was secured.
The last time that the mace was used was
in the turbulence and wild commotion
caused by the recent effort of the speaker
70 suppEehs 1ilIIS. lie WORDS traitor q
treason were freely banded and thsre
was some profanity. Everybody expected
to see an eruption. The mace, however.
did its work effectually and the house was
soOn quoted.
Turbulent as were these scenes, they bore
no comparison to the scenes III the Thirty
sixth congress 1t was in this congress that
the collision between Keitt and Grow oc-
CURED. 1t led to a real fight upon the
floor Of the house. Barksdale of Mississip-
pi lost his artificial scalp, and men were
fioored with spittoo1s. No such scene has
yet occurred in the Fifty-first congress, but
no man can tell what a day NAV Erlng
forth. AMOS J. CUMMINGS.
Copyright.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed q opOsals viii be received at the city
clerks office, Rock Island, III until Monday, s
O'Clock p. m, December 2S. 1891, for col structIng
The improvements ordered by an OrdUar ce of said
city p1ssef July g. 1891 and is entitled, AN ordi-
rance for the improvement of Third avenue from
the east line of Twenty ourth to the ives line Of
Ninth street. Nineteenth street from the
north line of First avenue u :he
north line OF Third avenue and OF the alley
between Eighteenth snd Ninetecnt streets and
Second and Third avenues. from the south line OF
Second avenue to the north line of Third avenue
and for furnishing the materials and ing the
work according to the plans and specifications
therefor.
TIE work spec fed in ta'd ordinance will be d.
vided INFO four paving dsti Is and let separately
The fret district from tn line OF Ninth street
TO the westline Of Fifteenth street; the second
fro the west line Of Fifteenth street to the west
line of Twentieth street the third from he east
line of Twentieth str, ct o the east line OF Twep-
ty-fourth street, all on Third avenue; lie fourth
on Nineteenth street from the noitn line OF First
avenue TO the north line OF Third avenue; also
Commercial alley.
Plans and specification rs for sad improvement
on file at the city clerA's Office.
b ank bids will lie furnished on application.
All bids must be accom- anied with a certified
check in the sum of five hundred dollars, pay able
10 the order of the treasurer Of said city, which
shall become forfeited to said CITY in the bid
der shall fail to enter into contract with approved
suroties to execute the work Tor lhe price men
toned In bis bid, and &C cording to the plans and
specifications in the event that the con ract
should be awarded to hin.
he right to re ect any or all bids or proposals
received is hereby EXPRESSLY reserved by said
city. ROBERT koEHLER,
City Clerk.
Rock Island, H., November %, 1891.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
JACKSON q HUI ST, Compt's Soi'rs.
ExEcUroR's SALE OF REAL Es

Public notice is hereby given that on Monday,
ecember 14th next, at the hour of O'Clock p m
At the north door of the court house in The " ~
Rock Island, county of Rock Island. and state { {
Illinois, by virtue of decree of the circuit
court of sa county, entered on the 18th day OF
october, 1891, IN acertain cause penang therein
wherein the Board of Foreign Missions OF The Pres
byterian church in the L. : A. and others are
compliments and William McConn II aud others
are defendants, the undersigned executor of the
last will and testament of John Mcconnell, lste OF
said county deceased, will sell at public sale to the
highest bidder, the real estate, situated in said
Rock Island county, described as follows, to-w't:
The southeast quarter of section thirty-siX 1907
township seventeen 40, ORTIZ range two e.. west
Of the fourth p. m or so much thereof as may be
necessary to sa i-fy said decree. Terms, cash.
Rock Island, Ill Nov. 81, 1891.
SAMUEL MCCONNELL, Executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
:-loy:E
GOOD FORM.

ihl0rmation for All Who Wish to Do the
Correct Thing.
harper's Bazaar, among replies to CORE
hPohdeuJ-, furnishes the following useful
items:
Wear handsome visiting dress with
"hhet ut g o'clock church wedding and
Reception.
man VINO follows "form'' in such mat
N' should not pay formal calls within six
months after the death of his parent.
a clear, rather thin glass, with little
lAhG engraving, is always pretty and in
SOou taste. Stem glasses are used for claret.
Jun water crackers or very thin white or
gro"n bread lightly buttered, or the slen-
ueI sticks Of bread (grisinD, may be passed
gth bo7iIon. This may be taken with
sue teaspoon or slipped from the cup.
1'"u regret or acceptance co everything
"'eH merely eating an ice or other slight
enlistment between dances, it is not neces-
""l To- Take off your gloves.
"a mistake occasionally made by the IN
-''''iuea hostess is that of using the
'"- ''rm IN presenting her friends to
.'' another. The introduction should be
Gu TO the Older person, or to the enc
T-'sN5 10 be houored. For instance, Mr.
S,', Is Il crave and reverend senior, Mr.
mn ,''." Us " lively young man about town.
L.I,,' ne form of Introduction should
N" Jones let me introduce Mr. Smith. 4"
,,5- p.''eat.n9 gentleman TO a lady the
n.y.. name should be mentioned first
, T,04 OH OF date is the phrase, Let me
S- 1'H acquainted with Mr.. or Miss
send .
- written regret for the wedding
"a, ."" 10 the parents and your card for
s5ouI l,I mes to the young couple You
vL"'' always send card to the hostess
d. paying a call to her guest.
and =" your letter, My dear DR.. Brown"
Ssn 1t Sincerely, or cordially yours.
cali brown" Do not invite people TO
tba,. upon YOU the first time you meet
MAJ unless exceptional circumstances
1' axe itdesirable.
loon, not necessary to leave the drawing
Thu Va the arrival of other guests.
for ~ ealing cards should read Miss Smith
toe vo wy elder sister; Miss Mary Smith for