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Totsls.....2 ss26 ~ q Totals. 62719
.Tvo ont when winning run made.

.Two out whom winning run was made.
Washington. o 9 10 @ %
Baltmof ............,. - U " " v ="
Rsrp.d ,un.-ws.Liugton q Twobaso hit-suiit
vnn. Three base ts-Mullane, Wise Double plays.
Shindle Reiz and Taylor. ORourke and Larkln first
base on bai.-On Nuilano q: on Meek 3. Sacrifice
hits-shindle. Hoy 1rendway ny by piteher,Me
bases-Washngton 10; baltimore g. struck out-By
Neekin X: nv MullAne, 2. Iassed bhll-RObihson
stolen 6ases-AcUraw. Taylor. 1imo-l.5o. Umpire
AcQunid 4, ..--..
LOUISVILLE July 81 lin to dave game stratton was
hit for twenty safe hits which, with ono or Two er
T0rs the runs almost too fast TO count Attend
IL The ncOrh.
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baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York va Brooklyn. at tho Polo grounds.
Boston Vs. Philadelphia. at Boston
Baltimore VS.. Washington, at Baltimore
Louisville W. Cincinnati, at Louisville
Chicago va Cleveland, at Chicago.
st. Louis VI. Pittsburgh, at 1t, Louis
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Earred runs-ChicAso. !; Cleveland, First base
By errorSochieago cevelsnI LEFT on . psses
Hutchson, 3; on Clarkson. 4. Struck out-By Clark.
son. 2 Threebase hit-Dahlon. Two base hits-Ryan
CIark,on. wilmos, McGaTr. Sacrifice hit;.,Bqrkett.
OConnor, Tobeau. Stolen bases-Ewing Childs. LanRe.
Hit by piicher-By Hutcnison. 2. Wild pitch-Clark-
son. Cmpire-Hurst 1ime-Two hourh
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MeAullns Accept. Burxs,. Cha,lsus..


thu IVU"IhE cAUIo utbpAtUN "hs fecolVeU ~ FHo 70
lio GaEett office yesterday from Londoni
Dick Burge Of Newcastle has challenged Jack Moan.
in four weeks from signW articles and stake n SOC
70 e.. 900 McAnhs has accepted the challenge, and
Charley Nit che on behalf oil the American champion.
hAscAed upon Burge and his hacker to put up their
money, Mitchell Will md the stakes for 2oAuiine II
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Two-base hItsWestervet Malone C2l Deppler. Struck
out-By Westeryet. y: by Fowler. d: by fiaibrist-r
Double piays-Hefron and Young t2l: Norris. Boyle
and Young. Stolen bases-New York A. e. y: Syracuse
A. A.. /. Time-l:+5. umpres-Burden and Kinsor.
AsrLuH. s: CUBAN eIAsrs. o.
MlppI FLOWN. July 8l.-Tho Cuban Giants after six
teen Victories were defeated by the Asy
luins of this city to-day in a wetplayed game. The
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STEIN SHUTS OUT NEW YORK.
HE PITCHES PHENOMENAL BALL AND
THE BRooKLYNs WIN

B,,svv,n,. work Was Also Effective, but
He Coridn,t Prevent Wards Men from
Dropp,ne 20 Eighth Place Authorizations
D.s.,t ,he Phiindeiphh.s and Now Have
. s,-o,e Lend for tho Fennent-Gossip.
The Brooklyns shut the New Yorks out with
out run yesterday. thanks to the phenomenal
pitching Of Stein. AS Cincinnati and st. Louis
both won. Wards men were com pciied 10 iaii
bact into eighth place agnin. Tho Bostons
defeated their dangerous Philadelphia rivals,
and strengthened greatly their hold upon nrst
position. Pittsburehs downfall and cieveiands
victory places these clubs nearly on even terms
for third place again. The results:
Brooklyn Q: New York. o
Boston. :; Phiiadcphia,4.
st. Louis. IL. Pittsburgh. 4.
Baltimore. ,; Washington p
Cincinnati IL; Louisville. T.
Cleveland. is! Chicago. o.
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News from the Horss World.

CHICAGO July al. K. Cushing of Minneapolis
bought to-day Of Lieut. s. Clay. U. B. A., the bay cot
ssI ysafs by Duke Of Aon!roGs dam Ia fsIon'
OF Iuttonburg N j.. bought of John Madden the bay
EeldIns BroadbeAd. 2 yeArL By onondAgA. dam
Marie D.
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BOSTON, 7: PHILADELPHIA. 4


fSiisdsphia 80 Q 9 Q Q ~
Earned Tuns-Boston. 2; Philadelphia 2. First base
On 6siisgog SehSs p On keefs struck outby
hit-Carroll. Twobase hlts-McCarthy. Nash. Dele.
hAnty. kesfe. Sacrifice hits-Lowe Mccarthy. Nash,
Mash Double h plaL;;,tsong, Love and Tucker o.:
Ksste. 1. Wild piteh-Kssfe- umpre-Emsie. Time
ST LoUis IL: PITTSBURGH. l.
Or. LOUIS July 81-For the frat three innings OF to-
days game it looked much like easy thing for
Pittsburgh, but the Browns sized up Gumbert in tho
fourth inning and scored in every Inning thereafter.
The soorsi
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The public lost heavily on Curacao.
Aloha Is something OF Splinter himself.
Antipode. sister to Ramapo. 10 very much
like her brother
Terrapin was overlooked. and should have
been played on his previous races.
The second part OF No. 2 Of qoodwin's Guide
is at hand and should be in the possession Oh
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has. on b.u,-od preitenttein. 4, on Gumbert b
sirpot out~By Bteitenstein. 4; by oumbert 2. Time
2.lh Cmpire-Lynoh
batriroRx o; WARRINGTON 2.
W,uSeroS July 81 Baltimore broke tie and won
mi. contest In the ninth inning being m
terally aided by Pitcher heekh VINO sent TWO olo'es
TO nrst base on balla The scorer
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Eastern League.


Erie .... ......-......-.....6 ! ! S12
Base hits-Erio 6: Providence, I. Errors-Ere, /;
Providence. O. Pitchers-Cark and Doyle.
wiLKksBARRK
WIKI re.....-...........1 o o o q 90
Albany. ............. v OF
Base hits-wilk esbarre. .: Albany. II. Errors
wilkesbarre U: Albany. u Pitchers-McLaughlin and
Caihan.
BiNGHAHroN.
B,npbamton .............O l 2-7
Troy .......................2 o o o Q o . O-5
Base hits-Binghamton. IL: Troy. 10. Errors-Bing.
hamton. 6: Troy. .. Pitchers-Ruckel and Gruber.
At Bufalo-Wet grounds.
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B,r Field and Fast Time on a Michigan
Track.

S1uRGls Mich July 3i.-Two stunning trotting races
were on the card oday. and neither finished
In the 1850 class twenty horses started and In the
2:2l class there fourteen starters The track
fast and cord breaking was feature. Summariest
o,ao class trotting; purse $500 (unnnishedl
cIl.a q. by EdbAIl
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Mr. Richardson has announced his ultimatum that-is
he viii never play in brooklyn until all the charges
made against him are Sithdrawn; am Instructed by
my associates IN me Brooklyn E'hb TO anronneo our
apology for any statements made Eve have never
made charges because eserythin so far published
true Mr. Richardson Gf we desire his ssrnses will
leased ho will not be exchanged Tor the best bal
play the country nor can his services be secured
Tor any money consideration whatever Having de-
sertsd his club he has been indefinitely suspended
without pay
Richardson after tho game saw Byrne and
had the excited argument referred to above,
He settled up his affairs with the club. and
leaves to- night for his homo at Elmira.
Byrnes statement was shown to John Ward
yh read every word Of It, prety Gnf
porter. Jim" assented Ward Then he ex-
pressed desire to see Danny. When told that
Richardson would begin suit fol-, damages
case, hut for whom ne, would not say. He
thought that omethlng in Richardson's con-
doubt as to whether the Brooklyn Club could
keep the second-base man from the ball field,
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CUBAN GIANTS.

harmed ruus-Asyluma 4: Cuban Giants. 2 Two-base
hits-L.awler Gtngel. smith Stolen bases-Asy lums.
1; Cuban Giants. 8. Bases on bnls-on CASTOR. q: on
fueks q. struck out-By Fueks 81: BY CASTOR s..
Passed balis-McIreevy, !: Williams l. wild pitches
-Fneks. !: Caslon.l. Time-2 hours. Umpire-Frank
McCarter.
LITTLE SILVER, JERSEY.
ocoanics. .................o Q 8 o 8 o %
Little SilverB. ....,...........O ! o 2 o Is
Base hts-Oceanics. 10; Little Silvers. 7. Errors
Ocennics, U Little Silysrs BatterieB-For oceanics
Dunphy and Norton: for Little silvers. haloney and
Mcdonald.
EAston. ..........-........"..8 l al
Altoona. D o 20
Augusta. 0 o.
Aaoon...... .....................1 U ! -
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SAcrlHoe hits-Uorcoran %. BroutherH. Burns Stein
stolen bases burns. avs Frat base on bals-ot
by Stein. |. Left on bases-Sew York a Hronliyn s.
double play-Days and Conner. Wild pitch Aliwin
fme-l;45; umpres-Ganney ana Hornung. Attend.
Anpe-6.So0.
BOSTON, 7: PHILADELPHIA. 4.
BosTos July 3l-EverythinR was smooth sailing for
the champions oday until the ninth inning the
fhiladephias made gallant squirt. Though unAyAiL
Ing. II gave the Hub routrs palpaton OF the cart
Clements retired at the end of the fourth on
o wFenCheu Attendance The
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-07

UN CYeLoNE.-Un terrible cyclone
est passt q peu pres a un mile It
demi a lEst de Gibson City dams Ia
paroisse Terrebonne, p%arcourant ure
direction nord-est dams ga curse. II
frappa Ia CUISINE de Mr.. Ivy Rochel Ct
l'enleea de dessus ses bIocs, ct ea-
dommagea les ustensils de cuisine il
demolit de plus les maisons de troIs
families de couleur sur lie Chacahoula
i deux miles a Test. Personne, heu.
reusement, ne reeut de NAL. Ceci est
arrive samedi dernier, a trois heurcs
de Iapres-midi.
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LES MITCHELL BRos.-Avec leul
chaland de produits, ont passe Mem
phis lie - du present mois, descen-
dant le ~ieuye, CONNIE lis font anntI-
element a pareille epoque, jusqu'a
i'embouchure du Bayou Lafourche
quils pensent attelndre vers le ~
Janvier, ct de Ii lis descendront K
bayou jusqu'a Lochport avec ~
enlargement de pommes-de-terre peer
less de choix pour plant. Ces mes
sieurs sont bien connus lie long a. III
cote, ct ont donne satisfaction. CeuX
d&sirant acheter de ces tubercuies
pour plant feront bien de ~rttscrvtr
leurs ordres pour ces messieurs
quand lis descendront le bayou.
Nous donnerons connaissance de leul
arrivee a DonaldsonviIle.
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Mr.. \. l. GuiIlot, en- charge depuis
hien lonstemps dn .'Thibodaux Drug
Store" d cessd dcpuis le Ter de Jan
yier ses relations avec cette institu-
ton. Mr.. Gnillot q quite de son
chef. lie r. H. Daasereau regrette
stnceremeet de lie perdre; ct nous
L qui avions I'habitade de lie
soir tous les jouIs, aIlons lie manqucr
Mr.. GuiIlot MA pas encore decide &c
gull dot faire ; nous apprenons
avec plaisir quill a Ell consideration
ptusieurs homes propositions.
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PHENOHENES DE Ia NA-
IUHE.
DEtx FENELLEs sorDEEs ENSEMBLE

Ces deaN n~ouyeaux monstres rap
pelant is fftres Siamois, ne ~viennent
pas dc Siam lis sont MATHS dOrissa,
dams linde, ct Won't Gtrc eyhibts Il
lEXposition internationalede Chicago.
Cvs deux cnfauts Sc monument Radical.
ct Dodicace sont deux petites files de
tr0is ans ct demi ct veritablemeut de
beaux ~enfants.
Files sont soudtes, par une attache
osseuse flexible de poitrine i poitrine
ct, en- dessous, ont aussi une con-
neNion visctraie j; il yaun seul ON
bciic. 81 dies ailments sont dGnnes d
Tune, lautre sen mOntre s~atisfaite s:
dc meme, 81 I'M ~mGlicament est pris
par Radica. Dodica en- resent les
etfets, mails dams N proportion sen
slhlement moindre.
Tn fait curieux t~galement Il
signaIer, eest que l'orsqu'ellcs par
lent, Tune commence Ia phrase Ct
%l'antre la fnit. Lorsqn.elles dorment.
clles penrent Sc coucher, Tune sur le
dos, tahdis cue lautre bort sans in
convenient sur le cote, &c qui de-
montre Ia "rande tlexlbiiitt de leur
attache. Ces enfants sont d'ajlleurS
tres BONES amies ct SC 4uerellent
larement Giles sont m~tcIligentes
our leur age ct commoncent a par
Ter assez tournament l'anglais.
Leur exhibition sera evidemment
DIES plus i~nt6ressantes ct dies plus
f%ructueuses a coup sur pour leur
heureux Barnum.
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lie jury de police lie Ia paroiss,
Lafourche etait en- session cette s.
maine a Thibodaux. Les membrs@
%suivants ttaient presents Thos. N
Kent, president, Emile I. Morvani.
David ScalIy, Hudson Tabor, Ellie.
Foret, Charles Claude ct Frant
Christen ; absents Louis Leriiir
Pierre Brcaux ct Emile Ledet.
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lie DISTRICT DE PONTCfI tRTRAIN.-
La commission DIES Levees du District
de Pontchartrain s'entend parfaite-
ment 4 pratiquer la charlie, 81 toutc-
fois lie ~proyerbe qui dit que "charitt
bien ordonnee commence par sol
est vrai. \ sa reunion du 6 courant,
ellie a fait cholx Qua de ses membres,
II. [. J. Herman, CONNIE son ayocat,
ayac IN ~salsire de $1,000 par an, It
ellie a en- plus accord6 au dit Herman
un tiers de toutes les terres auEque!-
les le district d I'm droit mas pas
encore de tire sill procure &C jlt.c.
NJ. Herman sera done biel pave pom
les services quill est censd reuG"e
gratuitcment.
CONNIE mcmhre de Ia commission,
il ess tout naturel que ST u. herMaH
est plus %instruit en- droit que s,~
colleagues ii deyait les eciairer sans
remuneration, car il q toujours etc
suppose que lie choix DIES membres %
cette commission ttait du 4 Ieur
intelligence tout d'abord ct que IA
commission ma pas etc formGe pour
constituer ute sorte de nulIitt don't
la seule. mission semble etre d'approu-
yer les plans plus GU moins insen>%s
des ingtnieurs d'etat.-(M eschactLt
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Mr.. Eugene Coulon ct toate Al
fami!le, sont parts jeudi dernier poa.
Franklin on lis doivent aller dcmeue4.
sur / habitation Sterling" en- face II
sCafiery Refinery" Mr.. Coulon ~
employe CONNIE econome sur cett'
habitation par Mr.. T. W. Ellis qui
loue cette habitation pour cinq an
Nous leur souhaitons tout lie succ1.
possible.
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Par une lcttre reeoc cette semaine,
nous apprenons avec plaisir cue Mr..
Thomas J. White, "a Canal Elarang,
dnt lie cheval ava lisparu pendant
quill ttait i TAibo laux il J 4 de celia
quelques jours, IA trouv5 4 queIques
miles en- has ia Crossing. Nous
devions at1icher le cheyal perdu. la
lettre nous demande de ne pas lie
faire.
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Mr.. G. D. B%arIios, marchand le
plus prospere Ne Lochport, item I'M
couperoge immtdi"tcmant an-dessus
du canal de In compagri e. C'est lui
qui a pour ainsi dire fourai tous les
harils ct les noucauts anz habltant8
sucricrs dc sen yoisinage.
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Nj. Alidor Thibodaux qui depuis

Mr.. Alidor Thibodaux qui depuis
bien DIES apntes est emoloyd CONNIE
sucrier clarlieur u l'habitation
keystone dams Ia paroisse St.
Martin, est de retour chez lui depuis
une quinzalne de jours. II est yenu
payer son Announcement Az Journal
cette semainc, ct nous ! dit que
lhabitation ~keystone" await fait
deux millions ct demI de sucre.
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lie ieune Joky Thibodauy, en-
ploye dams lie american Drug store"
4 la Nouvelle Orleans, est venn pas
ser Ia ftte dn Ter de Ian avcc sa
mere, sa sour ct ses frGres.
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Mr.. John i. Sccly, en- faisant de-
placer dcs logs a charpente autour de
"a sucrerie, . faiili Sc faire broyer la
jamie par IN lo4 qai s'est case en-
aeux-heureusement pour lui lie log
ttait crochc ct il ma recu qu'une as
seq forte confusion don't il a soutfert
pendant plusieurs jours ceci est
arrive lie % du mois passe sa jamie
est mieux ct il men SQUIRE que tres
peu.
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Nr. +. 4. Tete, &c Lahadieyilie,
passait uue grande partio dc Il jour
nee dc lundi 4 Thlbodaux.
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Mr.. J. a. Trone, peintre de grand
mtrite a &c ionnd Il job de peindre
rdnorme Ct ma4uidque residence
qua baue e stnateur John D. Shat
fer au Bayou Black, sur 0 haoita-
ton Ardoyne. Cettte residence, une
fois inie couterl pres de $20000.00.
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Parmi les yi~iteurs de ThihodauS
a la Nouvelle Orleans Sc trouvait lie
Juge Beattie.
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lie Gouverneur Clay Knobloch est
allie en- willie mardi dernicr e en- est
revenu jeudi.
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~NOUYELAES LOCALES.

Mr.. Manuel Piedra, de Terrebon-
ne, ttait a Thibodaux cette semalnc
par a%fialres.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-16
Sunday Services .

At Trinity chapel, Rev. Il. F.
Sweet, rector. even song and Sunday
school at 2:30 p. NJ.
At Trinity church, Rev. R. F.
Sweet, rector. Sunday school at 9:15
a. m. Mathis and litany at 1915 a.
M. Even song at 7:S0 p. m.
At the First NJ. E. church, Rev. V.
c. Randolph, of Heading college,
will otficiatc at the morning and
evening services, which are to be
held at the usual hours. Other ser
vices as usual.
At the Christian. services con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. I. W.
Grafton, at 10:45 Il. m. Morning sub
ject, After Death, What?n No eve
ming service. Sunday school at 9:15
a. m. Y. P. 5. c. f. at 6:45 p. m.
At the Broadway Presbyterian,
Rev. W. 5. Marquis, pastor, will
preach at 10:45 a. m. on the theme.
The Working Forces in Christian
Work" No services in the evening.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Young
Peoples meeting at 6:45 p. M.
South Park chapel Sunday school at
2:S0 p. M.
AT the Central PRESBYTERIAN.
preaching in the morning by the
pastor, Rev. John II. Kerr. In the
evening there will be a union tenn
perance meeting of the young peo-
pies societies of the churches of the
city. Sunday school at Has a. m.
Young peoples prayer meeting at
6:45 p. m.
At the United Presbyterian preach
ing at 1915 a. m. by the pastor, Rev.
II. c. Marshall. Subject, blessing
God" No evening service. The
congregation will join in the union
temperance meeting in the Central
Presbyterian church. Sunday school
at $50 a. m. Young peoples meet
ing at 6:45 p m.
At the First Baptist, preaching
by the pastor, Rev. c. E. Taylor,
Phi. D., at 1915 n. m. Subject: The
Hope of Heaven The congrega-
ton joins in union temperance meet
ing in the evening. Sunday school
at 9:15 a. M, C. l.. Williams. super
intendent. 8. Y. P. U. at csc p
M, c. &. Taylor, leader. Topic
The First Christian Church; its
Ordinances. Sunday school in
Forty-fourth street chapel at p.
m, f. NJ. Sinnet. superintendent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-16
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue of an order and decree of the county
court. of Rock Island county. state OF Illinois,
made on the petition Of the undersigned, James
=, Johnston. administrator of the estate OF
Rosshe Hartnsgel, deceased. for leave to sell
the reai estate of said deceased at the August
term. \. d. 1898, of said court, to-wit:
On the Sth day of August, A. D.. 1898, shall
on the 9th day Of September next, between the
no lrs of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon aud 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, sell at public sale
at the north door of the c0urt house in the city
of Rock Island, in said county, the real estate
described as follows. to-wit:
The north twenty (201 acres Of the west half of
the eas'-half Of section number two, CO. in town
ship seventeen, 90, north range two, (2J west
of the Fourth principal meridian, executing
therefrom the following described real estate TO-
wit: Beginning al point on the half section
forty (42) chains and fity-seven (S1J links
south OF the southwest corner OF the southeast
quarter OF said section nine 90, and running
thence south sixty three 1851 degrees and FORTY
(+O) minutes east (s 63 degrees 40 m e) thirteen
chains and twenty-four links, (l3 "a 100 chains)
thence south fifty-two degrees and fifty-fve min
rites east Is 81 degrees So minutes e) ten chains
and hftV-iine links ((l0J9100 chains more or less
to the east line of said westhalf OF the cas-, half
of said section nine. 90 containing between said
Ilne and Rock River eight aud twenty-five hun
dredths Is 2s-l00) acres more or less situated in
the county of Rock 1slsnd state of Illinois on
the following terms, namely: Cash down on de-
livery of deed
Dated this Sth day of August, A. D.. 1898
JAMES II. JOHNSTON.
Administrator of the Estate of Rosahe Hartnagel
Deceased. =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF special execution and fee bill No
32S issued out of the clerks office OF the county
court of Rock Island county and state of Illinois,
and to me directed, whereby am commanded to
make the amount OF certain Judgment recently
obtained against Eli Brunsen, in favor of the
Montpelier Tile company, ont OF the lands tene-
ments, goods and chattels OF the said defendant
Eli BrunseR, l have levied upon the following
property, to-wit: Lot two (2) southeast fourth al
OF section number thirty-two t32) township num-
Der seventeen 90 five ~ west Of the fourth
principal meridian. Also lot two az southeast
quarter u OF section thirty-ive 1851 township
seventeen G7 five (5) west of the fourth Ci)
principal meridian and southwest one quarter
ca of southeast quarter "a of section thTty-six
(S6) township seventeen 90 five (5) west OF the
fourth principal meridian, in all Containing one
hundred and eight (10S) acres all of which is sit
uated in the county OF Rock Island ami sta e of
Illinois
Therefore, according 10 said command shaliex-
pose for sale public auction all the right title
and interest of the above named, Eli Brunseu
in and to the above described property, on Satur-
day. the 9TH day of October, 1898, at 9 O'Clock D.
m, at the north door OF the court house in the
city OF Rock Island, in the county OF Rock Island
and state OF Illinois, for cash in hand to satisfy
SAID executions and fee bills.
Dated ct Rock Island this 18th day of Septem-
bcr, A d. 1SS2
CD. GORDON.
Sheriff of Rock Island County. Illinois.