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BOCK ISLAND XUXHOXS,
Tuesday. March 20. 1377.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special March Term,
FOURTH DAY CONCLUDED.
The petition of J. Iluyett for an abat a
merit on lot 4 in lot 17, 8ec. 23, 17, 2 west
we would reoommend be not granted for
the same reasons.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
August Timm,
F. J.Whitney.
David O. Reid,
Cemmittee.
Supervisor Reid offered the following
resolution, and moved its adoption:
Resolved, That the circuit clerk,
county clerk and sheriff be and are here
by a p pom ted a committee to ascertain and
report to the board of supervisors, at a
subsequent meeting, the cost of aud prob
able saving to the county by the adoption
of a system of steam heating for the jail
and county offices.
Carried.
Supervisor Timm offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved, That the resolution in regard
to bounty on scalps passed at the special
June term of 1 873 be, and the samo is
herby rescinded and annulled, and that
hereafter the county pay no bounty cu
wolf scalps whatever.
The yeas nays were called and resulted
as follows: Yeas 9, nays 9. Those yoting
in the affirrnativo were Supervisers Trent,
Chamberlain, Ileid, Timm, Aster, Sween
ey, Case, Kerr, and Phillips 9. Those
voting in the negative were Abbott, Dail
ey. MoMurphy, Wake, Wright, Miller,
1'armenter, Whitney, and Maruock 9.
Motiou lost.
Supervisor Aster moved that Dr. J.
Iluyett be allowed the sum of $30 for per
forming a surgical operation upon the leg
of a pauper boy, now at tho I'oor farm,
and that he perform the operation immedi
ately. Carried.
The petition of tho Farmers' Co oper
ative Association, for at. abatement of
taxes was read, and on motion of Super
visor Kerr was referred to the Committee
on Abatements,
The Board adiourned uutil to-morrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
FIFTH DAY.
Friday March 16th. The Hoard met
pursuant to adjournment. Present, all
the. members; Supervisor Bufluui. Chair
man, presiding. The miuutes of yester
day's proceedingsjwere reaJa ml approved.
The special committee, appoiuted at a
previous meeting of this Board to settle
with Keuworthy & Beardsley for rent of
office in the Court House, made the fol
lowing report, .which was received and
adopted:
our special committe, appointed at a
previous meetiog of this Board to settle
with Kcnworthy & Beardsloy for rent of
office and gas bill, beg leave to report that
they have conferred with Kenworry &
Benrdilcy in regard to the matter:
We find a settlement was made Dec. lu,
1ST 4. Kentworthy & HearcUley occupied
said office from Dec. 10. 1S74 until July
26, 176, lor which they claim they should
pay rent at the rate of $60 per year, and
$15 per year for gas. They are willing to
pay under the direction of this board the
sum of one hundred and twenty two dol
lars and fifty cents ($122.-50) in full
settlement of said claim.
Your committee would reccommend
that said proposition of Keoworfhy &
Bearusley be accepted and tbat they be
directed to receive the same and receipt
in lull lor said claim to Keuworthy &
Beard-liny.
All ot which is respectfully submitted,
John Aster,
Thos. Kerr.
Theo. Abbott,
Committee.
Supervisor Case moved that Supervisor
Aster be authorized to procure transporta
tion fur Mr-. Frederick Harriet and tfamily
to N,iw Yrk, whenever the requisite
amount oi money n raised I v her triends
ti send her from there to Kuglaud. Car
ried. In the petition ."f voters of Hock island
town.-liip.askiug the Board to change the
place of voting at the township election to
the usual place of holding State and
county elections, to the end that all the
voters out.-ide of the five wards of the city
shall vote at the Coiirt'I louse. And those
in the wards vote in tho wards, and that
the miscellaneous business of the town be
transacted at the Court House. Suoervisur
1'armenter moved to grant the prayer of
petitioners.
Supervisor Aster moved, as an amend
ment, that the petition be laid on the
table. Caincd.
supervisor base moved to tako the pe
tition from the table and refer it to the
Committee uu Town and Town Accounts.
Carried,
'l li'.' Committee on Ilouds aud Bridges
prrseuted the following report, which was
received and adopted:
Your committee to whom was referred
the petition of Isaac Sanders t r license
to run a ferry across the Hock Hiver on
the road running between i'ort Byron and
(etiesi.'ii, would recommend that the
prayer of the petition be granted, and
that a license be granted to tho petitioner
upon ilia payment of five doliars and giv
ing three hutnlrid dollars bonds, and that
the rates be the same as before.
II. S. Case,
iE C. Wake,
David Mardock.
Committee.
The Committee on Poor and I'oor House
submitted the following report:
Your committee, to whom was referred
the following claims, would recommend
that, the Clerk be directed to draw orders
on the Treasurer for the several amounts,
and would beg leave to submit the tol
lowing report on the matters before
them :
Hock Island Bills W C Welch & Uro
$20 40. Kelly & Hetickcr 11 CO, Solander
& Huber4 90. Fnd Nepka 30 20, J B
Cargill ;M 8o, J Zeis 45 C5. Henry Kroo
gci 2S 05, B J Perrin 8 70, F Schmoll
00, F C Cos.s & Co J 50, John G Muel
ler 10 00, K Turner 12 10. Henry Schutt
ger 4.J 90. J Vr Cansert 26 30, Win A
Johnston 7 40, Sargent & Webber 32,0
W Henry 35 'JO, ( U Craig 100 00, W II
Emerson & Co 49 00, Frey Bros 42 15, 1
lleinsfurter 18 00, II A J McDonald 8 65,
J H Langley 1 1 00. M A Barnes 27 3;).
John AMer 204 55. John Hengston 1 00,
Mitchcl Huutley 16 10, John Beugston 37
50, J P Taylor 5 50, (J It WelisO 35, Jacob
Wollenhaup 23 25, U B Taylor 59 95,
Seth Morgan 3 35, ii W Battles 8 40,
Lucien Merrill 40 60, Hull Si Wright 5 10,
11 C Wivill & Co 19 40. William Furlong
4 X, Wm II Bean 25 05, Chas Pfoh 10 00.
A Loeb 5 00, B J Perrin 105 40.
Thomas Smart 33,85, Chas Ilangsen
36 65, Joseph Levy 0 10, John Olson
12 85 Saas & Gegenheimer 1 00.
Mrs. E. Suiilhel 10 10, J. VV.
Battles 11 45, Julius Mosenfelder
22 90. David Bowen 39 55, T A Baboock
4.1 30. Wm Hink 63 95 Coal Valley
Miuing Co 238 95, A Schnieder 17 60,
Mansill, Battersby & Seville 42 70, P J
Wagner 16 85, Farmers Co-operative
Store 4 50. Dart & Gregg. 16 50, August
lluosing 32 40. C B Knox 50 00, Geo
Schneider 42 15 $1.J58 01.
Mohue BilU-Gould ASchulthies $1,
9.j, Chas J (Jolsou 51 00, James Shaw
174 50, Gould & Hyde 10 25, A P Fisk
r,? J & 0 ilorb8t 11 55. Astner
& Weckle 39 50, Geo Walker 3 00, U F,
ThomaB 19 50, C Piper 27 45, same
89 00, J W Morey 2000, J S Keator &
Son 28 50, Frank Gunnell 19 00, J M
Holt 131 00, J A McDonald 30 00, E II
Gleason 15 00. D O Reid 155 40. E A
Peterson 102 00, M L Smith 11 10. A
Klingburg 23 00, N Chester & Co 242 00
Wistrand & Thulin 29 00 D W Sickles
& Co 151 75, Wm Itunge 20 00, O J
Beardslee 33 25, Peter II Peterson G9 00,
Vierich Bros 24 00, Mart Kroeger 8 00,
H O Whipple 144 00, J B Davison 14 00,
B F Tillinghast 10 50. Jos Rank 8 50
$1,722 35.
Poor Farm Bils-Theo Toornstrum
$75 00, J C Bailey 22 83. Phillips &
Thomas 131 76, E W Allen & Co 12 50,
John T Hass 12 10. Smith & Cassell 3.
19, Weyerhauser & Co 243 90. Weyer
hauser & Denkmann 61 20, R R Cable
& Co 66 67' David Don 9 65. J II Lane
ley 41 68. Alex Steel 4 45, W D Craw
ford & Cro 8 85, F C Coss & Co 8 00
W A Swiler 2 23, D W Gould 15 95.
Treman & Gilmore 15 27. J W McCabe
5 75, J Sackfield 46 00, David Williams
1 1 00, II F Thomas 22 75 W S Bailey
25 05, Hugh Mai tin 5 88, B Kane 19 82,
W S Bailey 218 80, same 411 00, Stewart
Si Montgomery 6 14, A P Fisk & Co 16 31,
D O Reid 13 82, Field & Bro 26 50
Wm Goldsmith 3 00, G A Doelinger
4 15. James Clegg 206 75, Mitchell &
Parsons 77 01, Phillips & Edwards
166 08, Wm Myers 6 50, J Iluyett 87 70
Simon Hirsch 25 00, Kelly & Reticker
20 20, Joseph Wood 12 U. J E Gold
smith 27 85, Kellerstrass & Y'oele 399 00,
Chas Huber 5 15, Peter J Bratt's Sons
52 14, II C Wivill & Co 45 78, C Speidel
43 40-$2,745 85.
Coal Valley Bills Alfred Haigh 7 42,
Thomas Martin 60 00, Phillips & Ed
wards 24 10, Phillips & Thomas 159 39,
Ben Cook 35 8o, A M Blomquist 3 95.
Thomas Phillips 4 50. John II Phillips
16 J0, John II Jones 4 64, J & T Karnon
7 30. Phillips Thomas 142 35 $466 35.
Black Hawk Bills D B Sears' Sons
'Si 30, S C Plummer M. D. 11 00, William
Angus 15 85, Geo Kceler 20 20, J C
Thompson 10 50. Wm Goldsmith 9 00,
Joseph Wood 14 10. Johu C Adams
15 63, J Johnstou & Sous 19 90, Wm
oung 25 60. Treman dc Gilmora 9 35, O
W Davis 31 75, E S Clow 8 25, David
illiams 47 00. John Pratt 7 84. S Melton
6 00, Joseph Iluyett 25 45, I Betty
k Cleland 22 95, Mansill, Battersby &
Seville 30 80 $354 47.
Hampton Bills J Chamberlin 7 50,
Hen Vincent 43 85, Geo Vincent 8 85. L
J Maddox 2 75. Geo Vincent 1785, Heagy
Sc Stoddard 167 09. Chamberlin & Mixter
194 03, John Cowling 10 53, E T Holsap
ple 16 00, W A Porter 4 00, Mitchell &
St Clair 43 30, Mitchell & St Ciair 2
P MjCarl & Co 61 72-$605 17.
Andalusia Bills Aaron Thompson
(Concluded on next page.)
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The
Iron Trails."
A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail
road and of the beauties, scenery and plea
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"Nyui Crinkle," the musical and dramatic
critic of the New York Word, sent free on
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and popular route from Kansas City and
Atchison to Pueblo, Denver aud all points
in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and the
San Juan mines. The finest line of Pull
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Missouri river and the Rocky mountains
without chauge.
Address, T. J. Anderson,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
2 9dwt'm ToPEKA, Kan.
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Caked Breasts. Rheumatism, Sciatica,
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To all v. ho are fufferini from the errors and in -discretion
of youth, nervous weakness, early de
ciy, lo- of manhood. Ac, I will send a recipe that
will cure you, FHKK CHAKOE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in Soath
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
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New York City,
SOAP.
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No so-called Grease enters Into the manufacture
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Full Weight. Always Reliable,
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Sold iu all the States and Territories.
For sale by Henry part's Sons, Ruck Island, and
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MEDICAL.
raTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUaUO.
DRO.M5LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
f'PHE countenance is pale and leaden
X colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull ; the pupils
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the lower eye-lid ; the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds ; a swell
ing of the upper lip ; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing of
the ears.; an unusual secretion of saliva;
slimy or furred tongue ; breath very
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petite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of tne stomach,
at others, entirely gone ; fleeting pains
in the stomach ; occasional nausea and
vomiting ; violent pains throughout the
abdomen ; bowels irregular, at times
costive ; stools slimy ; not unfrequently
tinged with blood ; belly swollen and
hard; urine turbid; respiration occa
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough ; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive ; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth ; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
"Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. M?LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it is an innocent prepa
ration, not capable of doing the slightest
inj'try to the most tender infant.
The genuine Dr. MVLane's Vermi
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and 1'i.E.MiNG Uro-i. on the wrapper.
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DR. C. PLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.
Tin3 IM's arc. v. t iv-cummen(h'l as
i riMi-My lor '-i!.'.! the iils that fhsh is
io," !'it in r tactions of the Liver,
:uul in all lidim; Complaints, Dyspepsia
nnl Sick. H.ad-.u-'ie, or diseases of that
character, tlioy t :nd without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better c. thartie can be used pre
paratory to, cr after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un
t'ouaied. ' JiWVVAUE OP IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Ia h box has a red wax peal on the
i., with the impression Dr.. MVLaxe's
Ki!'-)i wrapper hears the signatures of
''. M'-TjANE and Fleming Bros.
-oi-' by all rcpcctable druggists and
oii'itry storekeepers generally
MRK THESE FACTS !
The testimony of the whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
''I ti!id no appetite; llollowsiys Pl'.ls frave me a
hearty mie.''
"Your Pills are marv.-llou.'"
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honsi- "
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,-I save onn of your pil' to my h:ihe for cholera
moron. ') he detr little tiling L'ot well in a day."
.ny nunsea or h inormn is now cureii.
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of noises in the hea-1. 1 ru h!ed Mime of yonr Oint
ment nehum my ears an l the not-e ha" left."
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ilv."
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mail, for hills and Fever."
I have over a "o such totimonltls as these, but
want of space comne s me to conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,
and all eruptions of the skiu, the Ointment is most
Invaluuhle. It does not ileal externally alone, hut
penetrates with the tno-t searching effects to the
very root ci tue evil
HOLLO WAIT'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all rii-easeo nffTtiutf these organs, whether
they tecrete too much or too little water; or
wiietner they tie atllicteu wiln stol e or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled In the loins over the
regions oi the ki lney, these pills ehould be taken
according to tne printed Uir ctiono, and the Oint
ment should he well rubbed into the small of the
hac' at bed lime, Tliis treatment will ive almost
immediate relief when all other means have failed
For Stomachs Out of Orders.
-no medicine go eflectuauy improves the tone
of the stomach as those pills; they remove ail
acidity occasioned either by intemtierar.ee or im
proper diet. They reach the liver and reduce it to
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hiotis in cases of spusni in fact th y never fail in
curing an nisoruers v,i the liver and stomach.
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Rheumatism, Retention of the urine. Scrofula or
kimr's Evil, Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Tic
I), uloureux. Tumors, Licers, Worms of all kinds,
meanness irom any cause, etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are Pennine unless the signature of J. nav
dock, as atrent for the United States, surrounds
each hox of Pills, and Ointment. A handsome re
ward will be given to any one rendering such in
formation as may lead to the detec ion of any par
ty or patties counterfei ing the medicines or vend
inn the same, knowing them to he. snuriotis.
Sold at the maunf irtorv of Prof, llolloway &
Co.. New York, and by ail respec able, druggists
and dea'ers in medicine throughout the civilized
world, in boxes at cents, (2 cents and 1 each
tTheie is considerable saving by taking the
larger size.
N. B Directions for the guidance of patients in
everv disorder are atilxed to each box
Office, 112 Liuirty St NEW YORK,
Insurance Company,
OF KEW YORK.
CHARTERED 132b.
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HLSBI A. OAKLLV, Vice President.
Insnrss Against Lc:3 cr Damaj-: by Fire.
IIAYES & CLEAVELAND, Agent.
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Manufacturers of
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62 Cedar Ave., cor. Second Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA,
SILVES PLATED
WILCOX
SILVER PLATE COMF1
Show Rooms, 21 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Factories, West Meriden, Conn.
Manufacturers of
Plated Tea Sets
PORCELAIN LINED
Ice Pitchers, Castors,
WAITEES,
Coffee and Ice Water Urns,
EPERGNES,
FRUIT STANDS,
CAKE BASKETS,
BERRY DISHES,
Spoons &c U'or-ks,
Pearl, Ivory nnd Steel Handled
KNIVES. &C, &C, &C.
CBThege Goods can be found at all First Claes
Dealers in Plated Ware. In purchasing call for
WIT WILCOX'S QUADRUPLE i PLATK.fip
IPS
LIILLER k CO.,
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A General Assortment of
Nickel German
ALSO THE SAME PLATED WITII
Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit B iskets. Butter Dishes
and Stands, Spoon Holders, Castors, Tea Trays, Ice
and Water Pitchers and Coolers, Cups, Goblets,
Castors, Wine and Pickle Stands, (with Fine Cut
Boltles.l
HOTEL SETS!
Of the most substantial kiud. Also a great
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AS WELL AS USEFUL,
holiday Bridal
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watee v;ee:ls.
TURBINE
WATERYfHEtL
iSMS! won wohks.
MATCHES;
PENNSYLVANIA
Safety Matches.
THERE Aliii 51 AN V ACCILENTY AND F1UES
I which occur from thcu -eof the ordinary sul
phur and parlor matches. Either kind of these
matches ignite readily upon any surface. To pre
vent lire or accidents, which are lialile to occur
from their careless use KPUKA1.U SMITH. St.
John St., Philadelphia, invented a match known a
"Pennsylvania Safety Match,"
which needs only oue trial for the mihlic to know-
its importance. Its peculiarity is that it cannot be
limited except on the special preparation furnished
with each box. They do not emit auy disagreeable
odor or make a.iy Btiirtlln;,', crackling sound on
heinfr ignited. They contain neither su.phurnor
phosphorus, neither are tiiey poisonous. Anothor
important point is that they are perfectly safe in
the hands of children : and the rats and mice carry
ing them oil can do no damage. Mr. Smith also
manufacturers a special rubber to be placed near
match sales, thereby making these matches as con
venient as those which ignite on anv surface. With
these improvements they are very desirable for
privaiu nweiiiiigs ;anu inisiness houses In wuith
combustible matter is kept, in case one should be
dropped on the floor there would be no danger of
n ouriiin me carpet or igniting i oy any acciden
tal means. Urocers have them for sale. Also man
ufacturer of Parlor and Sulphur matches.
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T. A. FSEY, Principal.
M
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L Commercial Arithmetic, thorough and practical.
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S.M. HEULINGS,Proprietr.
Daily Akous kept on file.
BABHUM'S HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS MO.
TN order to meet the wants of the transient pat
Pnil. nt this Tlr.tel mrnd l,n. 1,r.. r..iti,fu.l tr.
$a.5() aud fi.00 per day, according to location of
rooms. Its eminent standing will he fnllv min-
tainea in every particular.
A. 1 ItATT, Proprietor
NEWHALL HOUSE
MILWAUKEE
.Wlb
J. F. ANTISDEL Proprietor.
have spared neither money or pains in furnishing
u.t tiviyi , nip; liic inmnt , uiiu v ilii Hie iiiijruveik
Otis Elevator, recently put iu it cannot be excelled
for convenience and comfort to the traveling public
FRENCH'S HOTEL
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite C'ily Hall, Park. Court House, and New
Post Ollice.
NEW YORK.
All Modern Imnrovements. including Elevator
Rooms, ft per day and upward.
T. J.fcKEMCll & BROS.. Proprietors.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
Comer of Chambers Street, and West Broadway,
TV- 1 ' "'. .Ml-
r- x Jit.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
First-class accommodations for 400 quests. I.ora
tod conveniently to business and places of amuse
nients. Cars from all depots pass the door. Rooms
irom ifi to if. per nay. Mewly ana handsomely fur
nisliedaud decorated.
N . ,t s . J.lU'OuINS. Proprietors.
N. Htiggius, formerly of Manila ten lloUI. S.J.
Iluggins, formerly -f Lovejov' Hotel.
Fourth Ave. C r. 2ith St..
ISTew York City.
American and European Plan.
The central loca'ion of the "Ashland"' make U
a very desirable place for strangers, being one
block from Madison 1'nk. also ISrou iway. 11111 . only
a short uisiuuee irom any of the principal places
of amusement.
By taking either 'ZMl St.. cross town, or Fourth
Avenue j-treet Cars, acres may he had d.' rect from
the door, to nny pirt oi Hu; city.
MR. KibVAICl A. -l')!iNSO".;,
will be found in harge of tin- offlre, nliere lie has
presided for eight years, and will i it fail to give
satisfaction to guests.
Room and Boahi $2.(10. sa.Ml a-. per Day.
Rooms $1 per 1'ay and Up'wnnK.
II. H. BRoi'KVVAY. I'roprietor.
ANVILS.
Centennial Inhibition Prize Kedal Awarded.
Eagle Anvil Works!
Established 113
Made at the oldest Anvil manufactory in this
country. All English Anvils, ufter a fane, become
hollowing on the face by continued hammering in
use, on account of the fibrous n.itiire of, the wrought
iron causing i-lo "settle." under th-r ftecl.
But the body of the Kairle Anvii beiing cf crys
tallized iron, such settling cannot orcor; and tbe
steel face therefore remain perle.c.'ly true. Also,
it has the great advantage, that living of a more
solid material, and, cotiseijuentiy, with less re
honnd, the piece forsed receives the KULL effect
0 the hammer, instead of a part of it being wasted
by the rebound, sis with a wrought iron Anvil.
More work can therefore he done on this Anvil
with a hamjner one-fifth lighter than required for a
wrought iron Anvil which is more elastic.
The working surface is in one piece of Jessop's
Bust Tool Cast Stkil, accurately ground, hard
cned and given the proper temper for the heaviest
work. The horn is ol tough untenipered steel.
Tht cast steel surface is warranted to be thor
oughly welded and not to come off.
PRICE LIST. OcTOBBit 1st, 187(1.
Anvils weighing 100 lbs. to 800 jh8. it cte per lb.
Smallor Anvils, ('Mliiimtj.") from f .2.75 to $8 each.
HEDGE TEIMMES
SAMUEL McELHANEY'S
COMBINED
Prunins; Sliears
HEDGE TRIMMER
Commission Merchants
Manufactured by
S: TODI3,
STERLING, .....ILLS.
u a c rr Sterling, Jpne "lit, 1874.
Mr. A. b. Todd : I have nsed the No 1 Pruning
Shear I purchased of you for fortv dav e in Bacces
lon, tiimming both treeg and hettjres aud in some
of the worat places I ever saw a trir imCT pnt I
take pleasure in saying it lg the bee t thing of the
Kind I ever eaw, and if I could no t Ret another I
would not part with it for twenty d- jwlrv
t .. , JOHN BUTTON,
Practical garduer an .a tree trimmer.
T'rasi ctsco Cftl
--ThM are the best Pruning T tne werld.
B&KfjBi HAMILTON.
General Purchasing Agent !
121 DEARBORN ST.,
Make purchases of all descriptions of Merchandise
expellee lu trie juirciiaser.
ItKFKUENCES;
H. E. LOWE. Assistant Cashier Merchant's Savin-
G. P. UPTON, Associate Editor "Tribune".. .
ii. U. KANE & CO., Manufacturers oi rrmtiiip ink
B. SCAERMERMORN. Ass't Agent U. S. Ex press Co
WM. DOWI). President Bank of North America, 44 Wall gt New York
COOKE & COLTON, Bankers and brokers, 40 Broad st
Subscriptions received lor all papers, rerioaicais
Correspondence solicited on any point pettuining
8WHtXR JS0A
For the Lanndry or Toilet is EQl'AI. to White Castila Sohp, for it ia made of PtRE VE
KTAltL.K OIL.K, and by the same prtH-eag, which retains all the natural healing qualities of tt,e
oils. It costs MO jflL'dl than the impurtd article that it is rapidly coming into general
household use. The ure of Colored Soaps is condemned by i'liv-Kicians ms liable to produce Hkin
diseases. Tlie PCK1TV of tbe Wfait Soap renders lt uu iM-rreelly harmlm. Mud.
ouiy by PaoerEH & Gamble, Ciuciuuati. Sold by all wholesale uud retail grocers.
Only Distillers
Still eniov the reputation of marofacninng the
license
;ense.l The superior quality and purity of Lawrence'B Medford Kum lor liie past hriy one yems, l.ai-
made it everywhere known as the i?t:i!idurJ Rum.
epntation. WE HAVE
Ti MKT STOCK
IS THE WOULD. Of the finest and choicest grades
imitations and counterfeits. Order direct from ns,
orders to MED FORI). MASS., or 131 Hroad St.,
Send for circu'ar.
ASTIFICAL LIHES
. EGBERT 3ATY,
Manufacturer of
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
J
Oflicc for the Northwest of Dr. lily's Celebrated
Patent Limbs, as the following will show:
Koc iiLSTEIi, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1874.
RonERT Batt, TJq.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Deau Sik: You are the only party authorized to
make my Patent Legs in ihe Northwest, there be
ing no one in Chicago authorized to manufacture
any of my patents. Y ours Ac,
DR. BLY.
Rly's Limbs manufactured on Government orders.
Apparatus for Shortened Limbs and all Dcfonni
ties. For particulars address
ROBERT BATY,
105 Wisconsin Street.Milwaukee Wis.
JOLIET STONE
WM. A. STEEL,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Joliet Stone Quarries.
Dealer in the Best Quality of
Dimension, Flagging, Rubble
and every kind of
V.l'ILOINO AND MONUMENTAL STONE.
These are the most extensive Quarries in this
section of country, shipping more ntone than all
the others put together, ot all thicknesses, from
two inches to fifty-two iie hes thick; and qhe quan
lity i tiarried is so great that almost auy order can
be filled on the spot.
EYE WATES.
THOMPSON'S
This well-known and thoroughly efficient Kerne
dy for Diseases of the Eyes has acquired 11 world
wide reputation during the past eighty end ; enrs
"lid it is a remark-Mile fact that this reputation has
heen nifTBineo simply ny tin
HERITS OP THE MEDICINE
itself, and not !y any pn.T.ng or extensive advertis
ing, "he many thousands who have used it will
bear teMimonv to the truth of this statement.
Viinufactuted only bv .lollN L. THOMPSON,
SUNt .V, 1 I)., Troy, New Vork. The manufacture
01" the " Bridgeport Eye Waier " has be n discon-iUi'.ie-i.
Trice. i." cents.
Sold bv all Druggists.
Washing Crystal
GET THE GENUINE.
SHIKEELL'S
KUIXIYUN
WASHING CRYSTAL
sniRRELL & CO., Proprietors.
47 Pearl Street BUFFALO, N. Y
WISE GOODS.
J. MANEY & COM
Jiannfacturers of
Patent Wire Signs !
Win Stands and Frames for Cloaks, Shawls, Capes,
Dresses. Coats, Yes.s, Jackets. Pants, I'mbrcl
Iur. Parasols and Canes, ISiimcSics lor Ilais,
Kolinets and Millinery Goods,
Also. a large assortment of FANCY BIRD CAGES.
154 Second St. Factory, ICS Second St.
MILWAUKEE, WIS
Agents Wanted
GREEN'S
PATENT SIIIRT-BOSOM
Stbetchkr and Ironi
Boaiu). Most perfect, dura
ble-. nd cheapest ironing-board in the world. Al
ways reaiy for nsc: needs no artjnstinc; flu any
sh'jt; never out of order. Acrentg Wanted.
U KEEN & FRAZIEli. Manufacturers,
53 A 55 S, Jcflerson street, CHICAGO.
We re Asrents for Lyman & Frazier's Pal. Lamp
Wi.ck Trimmer.
WANTED.
We will plve energetic men
and women"
Business that "will Pay
from $4 to $S per day, carl be pursued in your own
neighborhood, and is strictly honorable. Particu
larsfree, or samples worth sevi a1 dollars that will
entble you to go to work at once, will be sen' on
receipt of 50 cents.
Address J. LATHAM CO.,
Box 2,134. 419 W'ashlngtop St.. Boston.
ACENTS WANTED.
Goodyear's Pocket Gymnasium.
En DORS CD BT THE HOST KMtXEMT mTSICIAKS.
ih Uss. Complete Cyctem
or rnysicAL rxmcisa
Ever Dcviurd for Home
FrActics.
100.000 In by men.
' women and children.
tni'd standing, iitungor
wlininir.
Hundred of graeefBl
movementa.
For home, office, schools,
hospitals.
3 Price Uufc-No.l.rnrChil-
treii4tif.earF. Ifl.UO. n.
2. tor CliiWrcn 6 to 8. $l.la
No.S.forChlldranXtolO, ?1.2a No.4.fcir Children liltoli,
f 1J0. Nn5, lor Lmhm an.i t;iil!iren 14 years and lwrt,
tl-40 No. 6, for Gentlemen of moderaia strenirth, H).
No. 7. used bv Wiics Children t,r tient!. f '.00. No. 8.
for lientlemen m' era sicenct'i. f"11 fitmily
use. 1 each, !l t-f.i Two 7's anH Tv "SV, flc.nl. Kos.Tandg
are fittel with arrewro r.d hooy to attach to the wall or
floor. A pair of No. 7, $4.w, or 8. 001. make a eomplet
a.TOiuasium and H)l!i Lift. Ssnt pwt-fwi'! " receipt of
price. Exclusive Agencies RrentMl in anocenpted errttrv
Eiclusive rltiits to sell tite trcket (.vninamini afford
ehe hiret possible returns for .malt iovesir.rt-iiis. Its ale
snre nearly nnivern'1 wherever it is placed belore the puo-
y.e and iU merits fullv understood.
S or Illustrated descriptive circulars, terms, Ac., address,
Goodyear Slubber Gorier Co.,
v. o. Box (,ims. 697 Broadway, New York.
BCBBKB GOODS Of EVKitI BkttCiUPTlOB.
Mr Drake o the Abotjs. while in New York, care!
I fully Inspected the above described Pocket Oyuma-
euro, and found it to be aa stated by Goodyear
Bubber Cnrler Co., who are honorable and reliable
Tlease stale in what paper you saw tula advertUe'a
.V 11 111 J
L I
IT V
CHICAGO, ILL.
for Merchants and others at lowest prices, without
Loan and Trust Co Chicago
anu uooks at Publishers' rates.
to th business. State where yon saw this adv.
of Medford Eum
Test Kum in the States. Duly authorized hv Stut
No pains will be spared to maintain its pr.ril an'
OF OLE MEflFOi Ml
and of all ages. The public is cautioned sgain
and we warrant perfect satisfaction. Please adure
Boston, Mass., and ttiey wm receive prompt aiicmio
DANIEL LAWRENCE SUN.
Manufacturers
HolWs'TO' SEED DRILL & "NEW" i,
S. Hand Cultivator sow and cultivate all yJJr
jSSs. kinds vegetable.. Do work of 10
NSt men. Bert and cheapest.
I9-50 Price tli. combined. (7 00
Boxed. Jttj5dO CA steel'1'etil-
ttalanfrH. Kl7S.X.LVKK3SftC0.,8Hicn,Uui.
BROOKS, BANCROFT CO.,
ManufactnrereJ,andEealerfin
Jewelers' & Druggists' Boxes,
PINK AND WHITE COTTON TWINE,
RIBBON. WAX ETC.
31 Hawley Street, BOSTON
CHAS. KAESTNER & CO.,
Kannfacturerg of
PORTABLE MILLS
And General
Mill Machinery,
Also.rortaMe Mills for Re-
..inriir' Middl nes. Hrew-
fc11! I mtH "1 I k ery. Mall Honse ar.d Distil
Skf Phi' 't" '"y Machinery; Ca:-t Iron
.niis ier v onee, r.pice ana
Farm use; Corn Sheller,
St. -am Engines, Horse Powers, etc,
tiS South Canal Street,
CHICACO ILLS.
Send for citcu'ar.
MAEEIIOS SllXliXiS
Grand Medal at Centennial.
Standard Gnndmg Kill.
F.r ail substanot wet or dry.
Built of burr ctone and lrtn.
Tor lieaxy or Jigbt power.
Cajiacity of ?)"iiK'h Btones.
Eqnal to rut larvr tiie.
Thickest French brr etonet.
TVuMe disohare tpontt.
AdjiiFtabi1 bal'hitt boxe.
Scourer, wrmr and frAu-T.
b feet lone by 4 IWt hiph.
Rons with belt 4 Im-het vidf.
Floort 8 to 6 bnsbel per hour.
Hm double ypnti latine bnlb-r.
For dour, middllnpt and bran.
Gives every one his own rritt.
Mk the best floor nd yield.
ouna srii-aajniine num.
vrairmi,.! uuto nwira medal on fwtnetr poru
rl. vertical trull for mtliifiiy ani good workman
ship, economy and adaptability. gf
KPWARP HAKRISKN, NKW HAl;N', COVN'.
1.IISCSLLANE0US.
Valuable Books! !Ua8,idmi,1
-T trated. Dr. S. S. KlTCli SIX LKcTVKES
mm ON CONSUMPTION, 5(1 cts. Cnre of Heart
Disease, 40 cis. Family Physician 85 cts. Sent bv
mail. Address Drs. S. S. FITCH & SON, 49 East
Twenty-ninth Street, New York. dw-eow
l33,0 O O Dollars
TO LOAN ON FKOM ONE TO FIVE YEARS
time, interest at 10 per cent., to be secured on
nnenenmbt-red Farm Lands in Rock Island, Henry
and Whiteside counties.
BANK OF PORT BYRON,
Port Byron, Ills.
E. E. ROGERS A SON.
For ale !
SEVERAL WELL-BRED DURHAM BULL
Calves, at my stock faim, at Longview. on Kock
aiver, 4 miles ahove Milan, and 1H miles from
Coal Valley. Will be old low.
8 5wtf W. P. CROCKETT.
THE MOLINE SAVINGS BANK
(Chartered by the Legislature of Illinois.)
MOLINE - - - ILLINOIS.
Open daily from 9 A.M. to 8 P. M.. and on Tuesday
aud Saturday Evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Interest allowed cateposits at tto rate of i
to 6 per Cent, per Annum.
Deposits received in amounts ot$l
and Upwards.
SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES.
The private property of theTrnsteeewreeponelble
to the (lepoMiors. The officers are prohibited from
borrow iug any of Ha moneyB. Minora and married
women protected byjpecial law.
Officers: S. W. Whsblock, President; Johh
Goon. Vice President; C. F. Hkxbnwat. Cashier.
Trusties: S W. Wheeloclt. Porter Skinner, C.
W. Lobdell, Nelson Chester. H W. Candee, C. T.
Grantz, A. S. Wripht, C F. Hemingway. John
Good. J. M. Chrii-ty. C. H. Stoddard.
t3TThe only chartered Savings Iiank in Rock
Island County. 8-lwly
The Highest Market Price
PAID CASH
GQRW
AT
Johnson & Son's Mill,
MILAN. ILL
BLACKHAWK '
HU RSERY!
OPPOSITE THE
SOLDIERS' MONUMENT, P.OCK ISLAND, ILL.
I fhail have, this geason. a general
assortment of
Fruit & Ornamental Trees,
BERRY BUSHES, GUAl'E VINES.
Pie Plants, Asparagus, Flowering PlauU & Roots.
Garden and.Flower Seeds,
All Fresh from the Growers. Hedge Plants in
large qoantiiiee.
jLreh 10, 1677.-2m D. P. KINN IY.
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