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THE ARGUS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1893.
Removal
Sale
JOSLIK. I COAL VALLEY.
Josi.in. Iec. 25 Give ns a t sys- Coal Vallkv, ' Dec. 26. The Ger-
teni that will compel men to nay man Lutherans had cervices Christ-
tuxes in proportion to their atrflity to mas forenoon
William tickling ana family arc
Twenty-five ; i o :v
thousand, dollars
worth of Hooks, Sta- -tiohcry,
Wall Paper, Pic
ture Frames, Holiday Goods,
Toys, Games, Pocket Books,
Gold Pens, etc., to be sold at a
creat sacrifice in order to ef
feet a speedy removal of our
stock by our customers. We
have determined on discount
ing our present low prices all
the way from 20 to 50 per cent.
Come and see us and be con
vinced. Our store is full of beautiful goods, selected
with great care, for this season's trade. No
finer stock can be found in the state suitable
for Christmas and New Year's gifts for young
or old, rich or poor, than can be obtained from
our stock.
do so.
No man tielicvcs in the fatherhood
f God while he is indifferent to the
clfarc of his fellowmen.
It should tic made -a penitentiary
(Tense for a monopoly, combine or
trnt to steal, as well as a single in
dividual. Why not?
The feather-cleaners and renovat
ors, w ho are located n Port Byron,
avo gathered up a large quantit y of
feathers in this locality.
Christmas presents have been
pretty numerous in this locality lioth
am on it t-luinrcn ana up-groun peo-
le. It is a lH-autifii utUnn".
i lie weal her at tins writing is re-
markal.lv line for Christ max. and vet
t is so chaiigcaltlo t hat when these
ines apiear in print, we may be
iiaving a blixxard.
A dollar that's not good enough to
pay any u-ui io ncn man or poor
man, private citizen or general gov
crument, is not good enough to re
main in existence.
It is said that Frank Dailv has nnr-
chased several acres of land from Mr.
I'nniiar near tne creamery, upon
w hich he intends to build a residence
and blacksmith shop..
Mrs. F. K. Crompton has visited
wo weeks in Kock Island, one week
n lort livron and one week with Mr.
and Mrs. William Tarker. Now she
feels like settling down to home Fife.
There was a Christmas entertain
mrntntathc Kose Hill church, with
speech)-tying, rct-ualious ami mg-
n g. 1 here was likewise a Christmas
ladder, which is sitoken of as Win"-
verv beautiful. .
R. CRAMPTOR & CO.,
1725 Second Avenue, Rock Isand.
tfATIOlYAI CRACKER CO,,
uufeiebi if cuats in am
Steam
Cracker Bakery,
a Tnnr Omw tnr TTirm.
T. a-l
ursnLTiK:
Tt Chrioty "Ovaraa" u.d Cbnaty -War.
HEALTH IS WEALTH
I'.llt if Afiliet'd it ljst You
to Consult the F.Illiln nt
sician and Sjicc ialists.
Nothing
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EOCTOR8
AHDEBSOl? tfc ROSE,
rVniMneatly I .! la tto R;sa lUue't, Coraer
hot4 a Ml btT SltMU, Davcauort, low.
Alllh. Afflirfrar Ismn. Tra. AnVfwaj
Kiw rr farfniaa f tha Irariinc .wnllral en.
k-manfthaimiatrT. a4 wttk 91 MM riper.
trne Hi la. tmfim..t r eanaaic lwMwitwfr
rMfttl.v irr.t CMtk.1 knmi mn Lane.
Kt llw iaMin. mimw, ,lrataiala. liv.r Ifwu blaa.
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to all diaaa tx.li.f In mm-n. Kri facility
nil aanttfa fi Mm- InvtUMlU Ul S,aMMlr
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tliHMt AND SKIM PIsBAsrs All ttoolilea
rialnt; Ititm hnp.r. hlooa, imMala, Kcauh M
tar, t.ajort. lcr. lc.
Scientific Applica
tion.
fwlal l(l.hi. as Male., mptril.aa hair,
mSwr mark. luatucr, went, ale., rcaftovmi l7 atac
inxjraia.
Uaa be nmanlud fnalilrallr br Wttcf or ottwr-
via.. MhI 4 irn'a fnr qacalloa blaak. Addrraa
UKS. ANUKHSUX a KuaX, JCjaa Mjgk, lasma'
ajun, Mwa.
Uii-tricity Its
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V Inn. . an expert Iwlgcaar'iwinarkat
im aoemafal iMHaa, Baok wlUi roll
9 Inforaaalkio ami teatlmoataiaof mrmn
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HOTELS
Metropolitan Hotel,
Broadway. Cor. Prlnr St.. Sew Tork City.
Krtlttrd ad frnnvacMl andor aw maaaprmmt.
oa 'a. tinvmi ian.
Xt taii rant ranal u tuo aval la Um city at sod
ntrnei nir rmB all If. K. maimu. aaa airaai
aoat and frrr land i no pa -a um- tkair.
UILDHKTU ALLEN. Ftd.
TEE ARCADE.
V4M 'Ml
here visiting.
Mrs. James Harris is quite ill, but
is better than she has been.
T. K. Murphy, of Cable, was here
to attend his grandfather's funeral.
. J. Franing was here Monday.
He is now teaching in the Wilson
district in Rural.
George Evener is reported to be
very ill. lie is qntte an olil man, be
ing in his 82d year.
Miss Marv Pryce arrived on Sat
urday evening from Kacine, Wis
where she is engaged leaching.
Aliss tannic rrcciicrg is home on a
week's vacation from tho conserva
tory at Augustana college, Kock Isl
and.
Kev. A. K. I an I. of Iowa, a vonng
man recently from the seminary at
Xcnia. Ohio, preached on Sabbath at
Homestead church.
The young ladies of the Presbyter
ian church, have bought ana put
down a new cariiet, with the aid of
some of the young gentlemen
An infant child of Hrram Rubv,
about S-months old died on Sunday,
and was buried on Chrietuias. Its
mother died when it was only a few
hours old.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
did not have any Christmas
tree, as is their custom, but gave
their scholars a present at the close
of the school on Sunday afternoou
Christmas w-as rather quiet here.
something that seldom happens.
There were three funerals here and
vicinity, instead of mirth, it was
K. , . .... imp mailt mom 11111. j m-i v u suiuu
ick against political corruption .- J . . " . ,
. . .' : I . shootini'. but the match that was to
take place, did not come oft. In the
evening there was a dance in the
new hull, which was largely ul
tended, dlletier's band furnished the
music, and the new landlord fur
nished supper for nearly 103 persons.
Thomas Furgeson died on the 23d
at Monmouth. Ho formerly lived
near Cram pton station, on the 11.. I.
& 1'., latterly near Monmouth. Hi
remains were brought to Orion on the
C, B. & tf., from there conveyed to
Homestead church, where they were
interred. Mr. ureson was a native
of the County Iovn, Irelaud, an el
der in the L tilted Presbyterian
eburch.a temperance man both in
theory and practice. In every par
ticular he was an upright, devout
christian. He had leen ailing for
along time. He will lie .missed in
the church and community. He was
about CS years of age.
all vou wish, but remember that
public ollicers arc elected by the peo
ple in tins country, and if you are a
man you have a vote, and if you vote
for corrupt men and bad principles
vou will have a corrupt administra
tion and bad taws.
Justice Miller's wonts should lie
pasted in the crown of every man's
hat. and should Im? read every morn
ing In-fore breakfast. Here they are
"lolav with one hand the p.iwer
of government on the projwrty
oltlic citizen, and with the other
to bestow it on private enterprises
ami timid np private Tort tines, is
none the less a robbery because it is
done under I lie lorms of law and is
called taxation.
Mt'LTl'M ix Pakvo.
at . a w ''
Cigar Stor and Billiard Parlor.
Always oa Laac! lb. Aat braad of
aai lawarud clear. AU braada if
The aesra of aft Um bail gust wl'l aa ncchwi
telly.
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O Firaa aa lb hia-beat auikin-ifr ana the ;
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O lial thai araf lived. Hinni? liHlinT.tr c-
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q latorrary if a'.t.ae ba pri-acrihad Una ra- .
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Jf0ST MANH0CD I
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1III.I.SII.K.
IIlt.l.si.Al.K. Dec. 2fi. Kobert (Well
and family have removed to Moline,
Miss Crace Mill was up from liar-
stow last Tuesday.
Joe Marshall returned to his home
in Colorado last Friday.
Mr. and Mr. James Camp have
Wh lieen suffering with the gripie.
The M. E. chnrch is lieing papered
and otherwise beautified by Mr.
Howell, of Krie.
The L. It. people had a very picas'
ant oyster sociable at William Mills'
last Tuesday evening.
Services at the Hethel Itaptist
church closed last Friday evening.
the sin-cial meetings resulted in
numerous conversions,
(leorge Pearsall. Jr., was married
to Miss Liddie Sands, of Spring Hill
last Wednesday. A reception was
given at the home of the groom's
parents J hursday evening.
Kev. Weed, of Colona. united Miss
Clara Wreath and Fcrd Taggart
in matrimony last Wednesday at 2 p.
m. at the home of the liride s mother.
Only immediate friends and relatives
were present. Mr. Taggart is one of
the proprietors of the Coe creamery.
The bride is one of Canoe Creek's
well known voting ladies. Thev will
probably move to Moline in the near
future for a tcrmancni residence,
owl it This
It will cost you nothing and will
surely oo you good, it yon have a
cough, co'ld. or any trouble with
throat, chest or lungs. lr. King's
New Discovery for consumption.
coughs or colds is guaranteed to give
relief, or money will lc paid back
sufferers from la griptie found it just
the thing and under its use had a
speedy and perfect recovery. Trv a
Sample ImiIIIc at our extcnce and
learn for yourself just . how good a
thing it is. Trial bottle free at Hartz
and I'ltnever's drug store. Large
size fi le and f 1.
scei-ijikk CASES.
S. II. Clifford, New Castle. Wis.
was troubled with neuralgia and
llhcuiiialism. his stomach was dis
ordered. Ins liver was a II cc led io an
alarming degree, a pin-tile fell away.
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of elec
trie bitters cured him
Edward Sheptiard, Ilarrisbtirg, III.,
had a running sore on his leg of
eight years' standing. Used three
bottles of electric bitters and seven
lioxes of Buckley's Arnica salve, and
his leg is sound and well. John
Speal er .Catawba, Oliio.had five large
fever seres on his leg, doctors said he
was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one bos Buckley's Arnica
salve cured litm entirely, boia by
Hartz & L'llemeyer's drug store.
BUCKLER S AKXICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, Ulcers salt rbeum
Fever sores, tetter, chapped hands.
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup,
tions. and positively cares pile or
no pay required. It ia guaranteed
i-onxrv bciidiko.
Trmnafrra.
Dec. 23. John Harbangh to Eliza
Sedara. lots 3. 4 and &, block 3), Illi
nois City, $5.
lliilier it 1'cttz to John Ohlweiler,
lot 17, Huber dt Pcetz's add.. Bock
Island. 11.246.53.
Bridget Gray to Albert M. Bruner.
part lot 5, Brakctt'a add.. Kock Isl
and, f 1,275.
Dauiel John to trustees Swecdish
Evangelical Lutheran church of Mo
line, lot 1, block 28, Old Town of Mo
line, 1.
Benjamin Vanatta to . Margaret
Vanater, scj sw) 31, 17, lw, f UM.
26 Dennis Warren, by heirs, to
Willis Bean, part lots 7 and 8, block
II, Old Town or Milan, f&0.
Denuis Warren, by heirs, to Willis
Benn. lots 26. 3d and ,31. Adamsville
add. Milan, f loo.
Eliza lu-un tn (ieorge N. Brown,
wl lot 6, black 8. Old Towu of Milan.
5'H.
27 Elijah Baker to C. G. Kocka-
f -l low, south 20 acres of lot 5, 34, 16,
6. f 100.
Olof Olson to Ncls Paulson, tract
by metes and bounds. 9, 17. lw, $101).
M. S. Severanco to Mary G. B. Kel
so, lot 1, M. f. severance s subdiv
of outlot 1, 5, 17, lw, tlJO.
Probate.
Dec. 26.- Guardianship ' of minor
heirs of Josephines. Cobb. Keeeipts
and releases of wards filed and ap
proved and guardian discharged.
f.statc oi Margaret liargc. dust.
and trite account of personal estate.
and debts tiled and approved. Peti
tion by administrator for sale of real
estate to pay debts filed.
26. fcstate of John Caiighey. let
tors testamentary issued to Margaret
Caiighey. Bond waived by will.
27. Estate of Michael Wcrsching,
Administrator's final report tiled.
and order nisi, etc., approving same
by Jan. 2 prox., and that adminis
trator notify lieirs by personal service.
Estate of Adam Ellis. Adminis
trator's final report tiled.
Estate of Abraham Weaver. De
position of T. W. Brown, witness to
will and codicil taken before A. B.
Johns, notary public of Pottawatto-
mie county, Iowa, tiled, and deposi
tion of Barbara Frei, witness to cod
icil, taken in open court in proof of
execution of will, and will admitted
to probate. Letters testamentary is
sued t' Mary W. Billings. Bond
waived by will.
Llrenfd to Veil.
Dec. 26. Henry Zeis, Minnie Wein
berger, Kock Island.
27. A. J. Greer, Bcardstown, Nel
lie Williams. Orion.
Charles Willick. Venda Peterson,
Moline.
lOKT IIYKOX.
Pout Bykon, Dec. 27. Miss Grace
Zollinger is home from school this
week.
Ed Barret came home for Christ
mas turkey. -
The ladies of the M. E. church give
a coffee social this evening.
M. K. Mctzirar and family, of Mo
line, siH'tit Christmas in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchison, of
Moline, are visiting friends in town.
Mike Ik-rry wears a very broad
mile; Us a girl; it arrived on Christ
mas day.
Charles and Percy Pearsall arc
home frem Knox college for the holi-
lay vacation.
Miss Blanche Swingley, who is
teaching in Chicago this winter, isat
home this week.
The skaters are out in full force
from both sides of the river this
week, although the ice is not too safe.
Dr. Warren Huuterand son Charles.
of Hampton, were the guests of Dr.
Hunter s daughter, Mrs. If. C. Owen,
on Monday. j
Bobbie Wendt broke through the
ice on the river yesterday, getting a
thorough welting, and was very for
tunate in getting oil at that.
Kev. and Mrs. A. Harper had all
three of their sons home for Christ
mas, also their nieces. Miss Nellie
Timhcrlakc and Miss Siua Harper, of
Chicago.
Henry Candler is home for the hol
idays. He rejHjrts plenty of work in
his line. The crew of stoue masons,
with which he works for the C, M.
& St. P. railway, having worked all
the time during the recent severe
weather.
Ie Claire stock dealers are put to
considerable trouble to get live slock
across the river now. Yesterday one
car load of hogs was transferred in
sleiirb hauled by band, as cue ice
was unsafe for teams, and on empty
sleigh broke through on the return
trip.
Ex-Postmaster Zollinger came near
losing his residence bv tire this even
r.. ..... t . ..
nig. Mrs. Zollinger had lighted the
lamps in the parlor preparatory to a
social of the Christian Endeavor so
ciety, and bad returned to the dining
room, while the young ladies were
up stairs, thus leaving the front part
of the house unoccupied. One of
the lamps had been placed too 'near
the lace curtain in the south window.
causing it to catch lire, and but for
the timely discovery of the blaze by
a neighbor who was passing, tne
house would have been all ablaze. As
it is. the lire was extinguished with
but little damage.
OMtoary.
William Murphy, who was born in
the l'arish of fccll. County of Water-
ford, Ireland, Dec. 13, 1K1C. died at
his home in Coal Valley on Saturday
last. He came to this country in
1S43, and lived in the states of Vir
ginia. Indiana. Ohio. Minnesota and
rcnnsyivatia previous to ISo,, in
which year he removed to Illinoi
with his family, consisting of his
wife and an only son, Thomas J. Mur
phy, now residing at Coal Valley
He was a memlier of the 37th III
Volunteers. The funeral was held
Tuesday from St. Mary's Catholic
church. Moline, Kev. Father Grevc
officiating, William L. Walker Post
2S5. of Coal Valley, conducting the
services in the Catholic cemetery
Kock Island.
Special Holiday Bates.
For the holidays the C, B. & Q
offers the following rates: Ticket
sold Dec. 23, 24, 25, 30, 31 and Jan
1. 1X14. at one and one-third fare, to
all stations eastof the Missouri river.
and within a radius of 200 mil
from selling point. Tickets good
going, date of sale: returning, to am
including Jan. 3, W'Jl.
M, J. YoiK, Local Agent.
- , TUe an
Has found that her little ones arc
improved more by the pleasant laxa
tive. Syrup of Figs, when in need of
the laxative effect of a eentle remedy
o Iftve pcrieci. aausiacuou.or money than any other, and that Is more ac-
K.m f M jl n.f l-l nA E AH , C hA IbTl V I . ,.., . 1 I .
iciuuuci. ,Awm -. . ceptauie 10 mem. iuuoreu enjov u
For sale by Uarta Ullemeyer -)u it benefits them. The true rem-
. . I "I r"7.i.i edy. Svrupof Figs, ia manufactured
nniriinrn. Buur mi ii ai -i . . . -
.K.nW of Mrs. Ctotuhaa been Indicted Vailwn, 'S JP company
- .... . I onlr
tor that murder by l(s graoa jurj. i j-
F.M
Special
Grand Slipper Sale all week;
Twenty per cent discount.
. Men's Leather Slippers, . .
Man c bmhrmlArjl Cl.t-tnAa-f .
invii j i-iiiuiuiutuu onpcio,
Ladies Bronze Slippers,
Ladies Suede Slippers. :
Gray, black and tan colors. -
lurkisn and tsoudior blippers. .
Men's, ladies, or children's slippers in the house.
"The BOSTON,"
162? Second Ave.. Under Rock Island House.
A Nice Pair of Slippers. :
Practical Holiday Present
For Gentlemen.
This department, as usual, is stocked with innumera
ble pretty styles, from the cheapest to the very best, in
all the popular materials and colors.
Goods and Prices to Suit the Times.
Commencing Monday next, and continuing through
out the week, we will give to every one calling at our
store an elegant souvenir calendar.
Open evenings until Jan. i.
Cor. Second and Harrison Sts.
Catarrh la Colorado.
I used Ely's Cream Halm for dry
catarrh. 11 proved a cure. 15.
Weeks. Denver.
F.iy's Cream Halm is csiK-oiai!
adapted as a remedy for catarrh
w hich is a;rrraY:iU a liy nlkahue dust
and dry winds. W. A. Hover, drii-
rit. Denver.
I can recommend Ely's Cream
Halm to all sufferers from dry catarrh
from persona extierioncc. Michael
Hcrr, pharmacist. Denver.
Ely's Cream llalni has cured many
cases of catirrh. It is in constaut
demand. (Icorjic W. Hoyt, iharina
cist, Cheyenne, Wvo.
Wbra Balr vas sifk, f (ram ta r irartria.
TTIun rlw waa a Cliil.l. alio uinl for ( Vst a-ia.
W'Im'D alie U'.rac Kim, atip cluug to 'o.stiria.
Vliea dio bad Children, alie eaaeUwm CaaUa-
MORRELL INSTITUTE-
The safest and most permanent cure for the
LIQUOR,
Morphine. Habits.
TOBACCO
Th poison i not driven out of tie system by
at more violent puiaon at the expense of the general
health.
The treatment builds up from the start and
the habii vanishes quietly and easily, leaving the
patient in perfect health.
The Testimony of all graduates is that a marve
lous renewal has taken place.
Correspondence confidential.
Institutes in all parts of the United 8tates.
Literature on the subject sent on application.
MORUELTj LIQUOR CURB CJ
Horn Office: BCPORD BLOCK. Rock Island. 111.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Lane's Family Medicine moves the
bowels cacn day. Most people need
to use it.
ChiidresiCiyfor
Pitchers Castorla. '
Coughing lead to consumption.
Kemp's Vaisam will atop the cough
it once
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Ccctcria.
Imported and
Domestic Suitings
Now Open
with a replete stock of Fall
and Winter Suitings at No.
17u7 Second avenue, in the
store formerly occupied by
II. D. Folsom."
WH. KB ICS.
The Latest
And Most Stylish
MERVESECIaV
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