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Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
OYER THE COUNTY.
POughRceDsjc.

Ben Barnes steam mill
is doing a good business.
Coz Sullivan has been
among us some; also Calvin
Mobley.
John Dyston is preparing
to burn brick kiln west
of town.
Uncle Silas Tompkius has
been on the puny list but is
alright again.
Wheat meyer looked better
in this section at this season
of the year than now.
F. M. Biggs has moved
into his new house. Every
thing looks snug and cosy.
The mail come in from
Smithville Thursday for
the first time in two weeks.
Preparations are being
made to build a Primitive
Baptist church east of
town.
W. S, Campbell has the
school in district IS, J. A.
Watkis in 72, and John
Buchanan at Poughkeepsie.
VIM. Stanfill was caught
on the north side of the
river during the rise. We
know his ideas on the
bridge question,
The boys are spending
their time in pitching horse
shoes, playing marbles and
talking to candidates, Of
which there is a good sup
ply.
James Smith was among
the voters of this section
this week for the first time,
All seem to think he has
the hand shaking quality al
right,
There was between a IS
and 20 foot rise in Straw
berry on the 13 and "A Of
March. 1t washed some
land and settled on some
and the rain continues.
Tom Norris and Marion
Tompkins have a scaffold,
canes, hooks, lines and a
big lot of patience ready
and dare a red boss to come
on the shoal. In the mean.
time they are making out
an = few front.
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4 NOOl NDM

THE coolest spy / ever
heard Of was captured by
myself and a handful Of men
during the civil war" said
an old We t c + a II, 1--WE
brought him to the COM
manding officers tent, and
upon his person were found
some papers--unimportant
but incriminating; a blind
we af.erward learncd--a
Of cigars and some
other articles which need not
be mentioned, The com.
manding officer was puzzled
that a man should risk his
neck for papers Of such little
moment
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electing a democratic mayor.
Let her "enthuse."
AZ the recent public ex-
animation for teachers, keld
at Salem, there were eleven
applicants, eight of whom
failed. The rigid examina-
tions Will result il making
better teachers, and will be
a ma terial benefit to those
who are making a life work
of teaching.
A corporation for the pur-
pose of manufacturing over
alls, clothing, shirts, etc.,
ETC., was organized here
yesterday. Capital stock,
$50, 900. W1tten Mcdonald,
of Clden, is president. We
understand the ground will
be broken at once for the
erection of the building at
the foot of Main street.
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Mdn,D,0th Spring.

Monitor OF the 25th.
So far as we have been
able to learn the health Of
Mammoth Spring was never
better.
An ice plant and a canning
factory are among the pos,
Sibilities for Mammoth
Spring this spring,
Thousands and thousands
of fruit trees have been
planted in the territory ad-
iacent to Mammoth Spring
during the last few weeks,
ard the good work still goes
on.
If the young democracy Of
our town 1gets properly en-
thused they are liable to
take Mammoth Spring out
Of the republican column by
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NETGHBORING TOWNS.
Melbourne.

Register Of the Oath.
Sheriff Williamson had, up
to yesterday evening, given
out 1900 tax receipts.
Ben Jacobs and wife will
leave for their home in Texas
to-day. Walter Estes, eld-
est son of w. K, will accom-,
pany them. He goes for the
benefit Of his health.
Jeff Rector bought the lot
between Dixon Bros. new
store and Kitchen & Co, last
Saturday, Consideration
$100. Jeff will, we learn,
put up a business house and
open a stock of family
groceries.
AS can be seen, elsewhe re
in to-day's Register, Hon.
Ransom Gulley and others Of
Little Rock, have started the
Hays Monument Fund, :"
with a remittance of $500,
The Register will also con-
tribute $500 and add to the
Fund" next week.
The Ladies' Cornet Band
gave Uncle Polly" and
Aunt Lucy" Harris a sere-
made Saturday night, which
was III II c h appreciated.
Aunt Lucy" "set up" cake
and wine-which all relished
very much, especially the
feminine members.
G. M. Felts, an ex-Izard.
ite, in a recent private and
much appreciated letter from
Bolton, Texas, to the Regis.
ter, among other good things
says: Il have recently
married one of Belton's most
excellent young ladies--Mjss
BERTHE Brookmau---and am
now living the life of a real
gentleman.
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" You will be1hangcd as
a spy said the officer,
" No doubt about it, re.
piled the prisoner.
You confess you are 4
sp.y?'
" oh, yes, It's a matter
of no Importance. Won't
you smoke with me, Gen.?
indicating the two cigars,
Z" We'll, I like your impu-
dence, roared the general,
However, | don t mind il |
DO And he lighted one of
the cigars. The prisoners
eyes rested wistfully on the
other weed, and the general
noticed the glance, He was
a kind-hearted though eccen-
trio man, and said:
" Smoke the other your
self, prisoner, It's the last
consolation you'll have, for
you will undoubtedly be con-
demned to be shot"
For some moments they
smoked, talked about general
matters. Then the general
shifted.
lheSe cigars are not
very good
90 must apologize for the
quality general, said the
prisoner, meekly'
" The tobacco seems
good, but there's a peculiar
flavor
" That's because the weed
is very green, general
Hump" groatcd the
general, notaltogclhe- pleas
ed but still putting
Finally the officer threw
away the lighted stump and
the prisoner did likewise
" Thank yoa general
said The prisoner Ioa
have performed an iaes.im.
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SOCIETIES.

,,,,,o SHADE LODGE No. l43, F. 4
q holds regular communications on
m Ee..',nrdc before lst Sunday in each
w ,''"'"' K. S. BACON, W. Nj,
lotcalf. sec'y
.v,xc suAp CHATTER, No. Il, o
!, hT, meets at Masonic Iiall LIST Thurs
- narb month, at O'Clock p. m:
"'y HIS n KArEHUDDLEST, N, ", NJ
Wu,LI AULT, Sec'tY.
rp1 CHAPTER No. 50, R. A. NJ.
|hdIis regular conversations at Masonic Mason
Iiaii in Evening Shade, the 81 Sa'uFoay
/ Y sach month. r,Irp II D
& Davidson, See.
pnpp,q LODGE, No. 62, I. o. o
\ noIds regular meetings every al
ternate Friday night rv
~ li"'N l.. Z. MEDLEY, N q,
DsCollins. scc'Y'
ZNl}i,WZZ/< EVENING SHADE LODGE
y NJ wv No 2490, X. Of II
N, SIX meets first. 1nrs-
3SA&SP--day nights in every
l$y,- month.
i bTiI$S&$ W.CApRoL SHAVER, D
WINNVN C.J. Wilson r.
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OFFICIAL.


ICongressman, First DistriCt-P. d. MCCulloch
Aiflence AariaRna, Lee County.
Senator, Second Dis--A' j witt POcahOntas
Judge, 18th Judicial Dist-JOhn Il. McCaleb,
yenIng Shade.
Pros. Aity' Gth DlSt-R B. MaXcy, Mann
lOtl Spring
SHARP G NTy- y-Rcpresentauve,-T. |, Herrn
judgc~W, &, Murphy.
erk-JaspCr JWStua,
sheriff. !. z. wilkins lIar y.
Assessor-ThOs II. MCCaeb
TreuSurpr-C. W Shaver.
CO. Nxamner-D d. SpurlOck.
TIE CCyRTS,
Cironlt Court, N, Dist-First Monday in Jan
hry sou July. In s. Dlst-SecOnd Monday in
'e1r1aiy and August
QnulY Comt-lst Monday in january, Aprn,
u|Y 41ld October
rQQ1e Court, S Dist-2ni Monday in March
Q1ct 4Htempcr nd December.
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...
OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
Hvn,s, HlhHHvIts to accounts, DcpoSitons ana
''rWwGl OF mortgages taken, Abstracts OF
Bills of sale, h0nds for title,
o, truSl-pcrSonally md rpNlty-dccda,
<,au,, husbands, unmarried persons, wilrs
with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover
mortgages real estate, chattl
1z '-nhu powers Of attorney, written and
N lgru IN reasonable terms,
'ou,ions ler homcslcads ind exemptions
n; n"nu.ionS ,VlS prepared and pG,cnts procured
fS"s1ionS lOr redemption Of lands from
{""o pctItlOns to refund taxes erroneouSly
soNS VINO homestead now hayc six months
~, tnclr homcslcOds from dNie OF Rcgstcr's +
|Flrsuondcucc solicited Al
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

S able service for the Confed-
eracy,'
, What do you mean?'
roared the general.
1 " That you have consum-
ed in smoke a most impor-
. tant dispatch, and that | have
smoked up another
What! Those cigars
contained. important dis
patches?'
Eyes, these other papers
are merely a blind, You
held in your hand, general,
information which would
have made you one of the
greatest men in the northern
army. That information
you have converted into
smoke, the smoke which is
waited SO Hospitality above
our heads at this moment.
No wonder you objected to
the flavor Of the cigar, gen
eral, for within the tobacco
was placed a long dispatch
in the finest tissue paper,
What was in the dispatch
gcneral2 Read it in the
smoke above our heads.
What words do you see in
these impalpablc clouds?
Thank you, general, for
most pleasant half hour.
My last smoke was the most
.agrceable one in my life.
.The to5acso tissue paper
.miElura tasted more trag'
rant TO inc than Jbe finest
Carolina would have done.
Au reyoir. Long live the
. CoaIoderaey Detroit Free
. Press,
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
MAY SERVE AS
 GRAND JURORS
Citizens Summoned to Appear for Service by Judge
 Belcher.
They Will Be Examined as Their Qualifications Next
 Saturday.

Judge Belcher will on Saturday next impanel a new Grand Jury to complete the work shirked by the members of the last Grand Jury. The last Grand Jury was summarly dismissed because the members did not evince any desire to fully probe into the scandals of the School Department and Harbor Commis- sioners.
 Judge Belcher yesterday ordered that thirty names be drawn from the Grand Jury box and that the citizens cited ap- pear before him next Saturday to be ex- amined as to their qualifications to serve. The following names were drawn:
 SAMUEL c. IRVING. 116 Battery street. manager F PaTafflne l:4f fine, Paint ,s. Co. w Mon
 JOHN D. MCKEE, cashier Tallant Banking
 WILLIAM A. HALsTED, undertaken. s46 NitSFiS GEORGE H. BUCKINGHAM, real estate
 GEORGE D. GRAHAM. dealer in printing inks 529 Commercial street.
 H. N. GRAY. contractor, artificial stone
 L. H BoNEsTELL, paper dealer. 4o1 San
 JOSEPH D. GRANT. of Murphy. Grant & JAMES c. BoURBIN. grainer 1909 Steiner WILLIAM KAISER, PIP Post street. real c D. GRUNsKY, surveyor soo6 Clay st. Stetson.
 N. A. JUDD, of Hicks-Judd Company.
 HIRAM H. HOBBS, capitalist, 17oS Geary street
 president of the Jackson Brewing Go.
 A. c. BAUER, manager of Westerfeld's Bak- cry.
 MARCUS H. HEIGHT. president Of Bucking- ham & Hecht Co.,
 LUKE BATTLES adjuster. San Francisco Gas and Electric Co.
 GEORGE A. KOHN. wholesale grocer. 300 Front street.
 PIERRE DREYDENI capitalist, 71s Turk street
 A J. RICH, real estate dealer. 112 Montgonn- GEORGE scHAFER. capitalist, 14 shotwen street
 JAMES HOGG, treasurer sperry Flour Com pany.
 PHILIP N. LLIENTHAL. manager Anglo California Bank.
 C. W. TABER, vice-president Guadalupe VANDERLYN STOW, secretary of Thomas Day Company.
 ALBERT J. RAIsCH, manager Of San Fran cisco Paving Company
 ROBERT COULTER, manager Wakefield Rattan Company.
 WILLIAM H. PRATT, real estate dealer. 1917 Vallejo street.
 It Is barely possible that a jury may be selected from the panel.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
PATRIOTIC WOMEN.
Cultured Members of the California
 Club Honor the Red Cross,

That the vagaries of mid-May weather have no power to dampen the enthusiasm or dull the interest of the members of the California Club was proved by the large attendance at their meeting in the Gen. tury Club rooms yesterday.
 Mrs. John Russ of Oakland, chairman of the department of philanthropy, outlined the proposed work of that division briefly but clearly, and was followed by Mrs Mary Lake, chairman of the department of educauon; Mrs. J. w. Orr, acting chairman, in the absence of pr. Dorothea Moore of the department of civics; Mrs. l. Lowenberg, chairman of the depart ment of arbitration; and Mrs. George H. Ripley, acting for Mrs. Ramon E. Wilson of the department of art, music and lit erature each of whom gave a compre- hensive sketch of the special lines upon which these different branches intend working.
 Mrs M O.. Bretherick accepted the chairmanship of the sub-department of music, Mrs. Ella M Sexton was appointed
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
Bachmann Arrested in Seattle.

The police were notified yesterday that John B. Bachmann, ex-sa1oonkeeper and treasurer of the San Francisco Grutli- Verein, had been arrested in Seattle and an officer will be sent to bring him back to this city. February Is 8 warrant was sworn out for his arrest on the charge of embedding S1200 of the funds of the society. He fled from the city before the warrant was issued and went to Alaska, but recently returned to Seattle.
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all the club members have contributed to the Red Cross fund individually, it was unanimously decided that a collection should be taken up on the moment the& the club as whole might nave the pleas ment which is so enthusiastically in- dorsed by all who love their country and its brave defenders.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
New Suits for Divorca.

The following new suits for divorce were filed yesterday in the County Clerk s office: Lillian E. Rattenberry from Will liam A. Rattenberry, cruelty; J. J. Fall man from Cordelia Fa1lman, deserdon, and Bertha G. Wade from Alfred N. Wade, deSertiOn
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
THE NEW BAZAAR.

Neat as wax. Big and roomy. Light as day. Most anything from tacks to ladders. Glass Water Bottle -quart.......-...10 10c Hairbr71shes wood back ck.....................1Oc 1Oc Set Steel Table Knives and Forks, riveted
 wood handle, six in a set, for; .--....oOc ionart ............... lOc Soa3 Roxes nickel finish for travelling. 10c Honey Soan cakes in box............... 1Oc Tannan's Sweet Bye and Bye Perfumery. I SC = Tapnan's Sweet By and By Perfumery ... 5c Jrabfets commercial size, so sheets. 5c Package Commercial Size Ja % Writing Paper, o
 Imperial Quadrille Note Paper. 24 sheets. Sc Automatic Pencils, indelible leads ..,5 5c Plain Cedar Lead Pencils per dozen. DC White CastiIe Soap 21b-pound bar. 6c Steel Enameled Perforated Soup Ladle ; 2c Japanned Slop Jar, S-quart, with cover. 15c Iananned Coal Shovel. Re Leader Wood Washboards ..-..-..-.-.....,lo loc 8-piece Child's Garden Set......-..-.........1Oc 1Oc Cake Crystola, does the same work as
 Sapoio ..-....-..-......,......-- .4c
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Sent to the County Jail.

Harry Shilto. convicted of petty larceny, and George Foy, who pleaded guilty to a charge of simple assault, were sentenced by Judge Cook yesterday to each serve a term of three months imprisonment in the County Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
SOME NEW ARRIVALS IN THE SI
MILLINERY NEWS.

A busy department. Up to the min ute, If it's swell it's at Hale'S' they say. A few of the things we have just re- ceived:
 75 dog. Assorted French Flowers; worth 50c and 75c bunch; sale this week
 ................... .25c bunch 100 dog. Russian Violets. .4c and Sc bunch 50 doz California Pansies. 35c bunch 50 dog. Wild Roses. ......5c and IOc bunch American Beauty Roses. .15c to S1 bunch SAILOR HATS; chic little q 100 Knox block sailor; the smart O <- est hat of the seacon; 50c to-. Each WHITE CHIP HATS; the bal
 ance of our g and g 50 white &l.50 chip straw hats; to be sold pA-- at ...-.................. Each An elegant assortment of Trimmed Hats for children, including Ieghorps, Pokes and Fancy Straws. prettily trimmed in ribbon, lace and small flowers. .S1 50, S1 75 and S2 25 Each Concert Saturday next from to D. m
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

At the close of the meeting Mrs. J. ". Orr made a most fervent and patriotic plea for the Red Cross League, telling Of its objects and work, and although nearly
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

secretary of the literature division and Mrs Florence Cornwall Moore secretary of the department of philanthropy,
 An address on the new charter by pr.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

in this particular instance, did his best to convert the audience to his way of think ing and won much applause for his earn est efforts in this direction.
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Edward Taylor, who assisted in it's fram- ing, next claimed the attention of the ladies. Dr. Taylor. being an enthusiastic believer in the excellence of his own work
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

Morning -'-The Alabaster Box" Evening 1 The Cross of Our Lord
 Morning-''watch for what?" Evening "A Valuable Discovery lMorntng-"Gospel for Rogation Sunday Evening-Benediction
 Morning. Means of Our Salvation" 1 Evening-Vespers and benedictfon. Morning-Go sermon by Father Dubois. Evening-Benediction and reading. Morning-,.pe poery of the Word and Not Hearers Merely" Evening-Vespers and benedction.
 Morning Solemn high mass. p: m..Ad- uinstration of confirmation. Evening Vespers and benediction.
 Morning -"Working Out Our Own Saliva ton' Evening-Vespers and benedic- ton.
 Morning-Epistle and Gospel. Evening Vespers and benediction.
 Morning Gospel and epistle. Evening Benediction. Morning Father Mahoney will speak on the Gospel. Evenng-Benediction. Ser mon by Father Woods Morning. Fruits of the Redemption" Evening-"God So Loved Man Morning-Sermon by Father Hannigan. Eventng-Sermon by Father Dempsey. Morning-Gospel for fifth Sunday after Easter. Evening-Vespers. Morning Must Work if We Would Be Saved' Evening-Benediction. by Archbishop Riordan. Evening-Bene- diction. Morning Hours Devotion Even ing-Rev. c. E. ONeile will preach. Morning Gospel and epistIe Evening Benediction. Morning Gospel for the fifth Sunday after Easter. Evening--Lecture by Rev. P c. Yorke. Subject, Catholic and Protestant Countries Compared" Morning -'Leaven" Evening" Whatsoever He Saith Unto You. Do It. Morning Sermon by Rev. T. Hazel. Even ing The Seven Greatest Books Morning R. R. Lloyd will preach. | Evening-Same speaker as in the ing.
 
 Morning. Master, Which Is the Greatest | Commandment of the Law?" Evening But They Made Light of 1t and Went Morning-"The Proximity of Worlds" Evening" Encouraging Facts in Ameri- | can History Morning- The Silent Friend. v Evening The Request of Jesus Morning" Fret Not Thyself." Evening l Prayer. IMorning-Address by Dr. T. Fletcher. EVening-"F Friendship and Obedience"
  Morning. Christian Need and the Supply" Evening 'Outgrowing Beginnings" Morning Communion service. Evening Sermon by Rev. E. Morgan. IMorning-Father Dolling will preach Even tEg-FestivaI service for the Red Cross MT. Foute will deliver a short address on the society's work.
 
 Morning Bringing About an Improved State of Things"
 
 lMorning-Prayer. Evening-"The Parables of Our Lord Litany.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

LADIES' CAPE+black faiIle silk embroidered with jet and trimmed with ribbon and lace-lined through out with black silk-siZes 34 to 40. At Hale's ..........,...-.....--- LADIES' BLACK AND WHITE AND BROWN AND WHITE CHECK SKIRTS-lined throughout with per caline and bound with velvet perfect hanging skirt. At Hales.. LADIES' BLACK AND NAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS-fiy front lined with percaline and bound with velvet-sizes 34 to 42. At Hale 's.... LADIES' CAPES-black velveteen-- trimmed with ribbon, lace and jet,
 and lined throughout with black silk-Empire back-sizes 34 to 40. At Hale e's.........-............ LADIES' TAN COVERT CLOTH FLY FRONT JACKETS-silk serge lined-sizes 32 to 40. At Hale s.....
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
A BUSY DRESS GOODS STORE.

We I've study. We've placed students of fashion study denlands-Ca fornias Fancisco'S demands Fabrics for France East always appropriate for California who have at the Their acquain with has given insight 10 select fabrics of comfort and combined with the patterns fashion dictates FANCY in the lot, s % ba for 9y pung % aaa Gfs 25C Yard ePn ads s styles & m '2f Pd ren @ and % soc cludng shades. Hale's.. & Dcas 6a n Shades nof Sg ad s d sc tan green, FRENCH NoxELTE oa+ a 1cP d M s?s highly H.
 
 FANCY M db M ] hssS % G0rdsd 9 b s silk surface Hale SOME NEW ARRIVALS IN THE SILK DEPT BLACK BARRE SILKS
 NEW BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE
 
 COLORED TAFFETA SILKS.
 NEW SHADES VELVETS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
INTERESTING DOMESTIC ITEMS.

One of biggest buying selling in ousness And whyr Because more and greater buying ad vanageS offered Most in this department made In by Americans We are near to and in close of any merit and magnitude is offered good take IT cash, one else. Heres list Of some snaps we've taken: GLASS TOWELINGWin
 50 pieces, fine 14 inches wide DIAPER CI1OTH-Finished free all impurities, non-irrtant, durable, 10 a
 Iinch ......5Oc piece 2o-inch.. .55c piece
 22-nch:.-. soc piece 24inch........ .65c piece
 27-inch. 75c M g a 6d pes o sas sefs LOG Hale's CURTAIN pairs of and Ecru Lace finished he ent
 ss s % n yards 3 f dng v3 4a 3o 90 acass S wide At Hale WHITE CURTAINS-Tambour Is @ a f % 5srSss % yards by 50 inches From S2 25 an @ @ % nat @ the ad op and SSq S2 tom and heavy fringe ' shades At Haes...... Pair
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
CLOAK FASHIONS.

Meet your friends in our Cloak Depart ment. Everythingat your disposal-dress- ing-rooms. par1orS. setteeS and other convenienceS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
 WANTS.

Many money-pressed maker turns to Hale's for cash relief, and we're ready for them if the goods are right and price cut deep enough. We off times sell below the makers cost; but it's his 1oss-your gain and ours.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
NOTIONS CHEAPER AT HALE'S

5000 LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS- Swiss embrcidered-Some manufac- turer's seconds some samples ana only one on a card and lot without blenish All on the tables this week
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15

LADIES' SATIN BELT GORED HOSE SUPPORTERS frilled elastic z and button clasp; blue. pink, red, yell < low or black. At Hale 's...............
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-25
Hsuss Clsanias Time

10 here aud thoughts OF besu,iiJ ing
Jour home viii DO uppermost in
your nind FOR several weeks. Ityou
want . painter. decorator OF paper
hanger who can DO frst-class work.
George Satellite. the ,ig Wall Paper
dealer. has . large force Of skilled
vorkmen ~ your service. with all
the equipments necessary TO DO all
kinds % inside and outside work sat-
issactorily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-25
osesrsd to the New assr,.oa.

The first Of the orders OF the war
department in anticipation Of the
possibility Of war affecting the corps
Of Rock Island arsenal came this
afternoon in q telegrsphic or
der to Capt. S T. Blunt to
relieve Commissary Sergeant An.
drew ]. Merrill. who is TO report at
Fort Csswel,, ". c.. without dehy.
where he IL 10 compose part Of the
new garrison established there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-25
Ha. . Big lilII Of Finr>

Springfield. Ills. March 25.-Ths sui,
Of the village Of Upper Alton agains;
the Chicago and Alton Rafiruad COM
pany TO recover $500 said to be due
IN rnes ana penalties for violation 81
the ordinance Regulating the speed Of
trAlns has bctn transferred 10 the Unit
ed States circuit court from the c.rcu,
eovzt Of Madison county.