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WAGONS.
THE
Moline Wagon
Moline Wagon Comp'y,
MOLINE, . ILLINOIS.
MANUFACTURE '
Farm, Spring and Freight
WAieOISTfe.
Farm Wagons.
A FULL AND COMPLETE LIKE OP
JE latform
AND OTHER
SPRING WAGONS I
Especially adapted to the Western Trade of
superior workmanship and finish,
riniliiotroted Price Lint free on application
See the Moline Wagon before purchasing others
SEWING THREAD.
GEORGE A. CLARE;
SOLE AGE35TT.
(WOUND ON WHITE SPOOLS.)
The Best and Most Popular
SEWING THREAD
OF MODERN TIMES.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE BY
FIELD BROS..
SOCK ISLAND, ILL.
SZWOT3 MACHETES
THE 3SHEW
SEWING
Ahead of all others in
Improvements !
Self -Threading
SHUTTLE !
It is the Lightest Running !
The Simplest to Learn to Use I
The Most Dub able 1 Selt-Settwq Nibble!
ever Skips Stitches ! Never Breaks Thbeao 1
4 here is HO muehinn whfoh la an Kaait.v T.K&nNBTl
ftnd whcli combines Lightness and Durability!
or these and other reasons The "AMERICAN" is
IQe Best Maphillf f.,1" all .... .,,...ia anri U'a.Mntutl
Jo give entire satisfaction f 1 he science of sewing
viumr, is om, oni me Perfect Application ol
" accomplished only by the New American Ma
chine and Self-Threading Shuttle.
UFF1CE and Stlbsboo &i4 Wabash Avenue
t ..ILLS
LiItI,!?TREET, Davehpobt.
TT
ZiEJ
HELICAL.
KO CURE !
Dr. SB AST
NO PAY I J
173 Sontli flarl Strict r t m m- .,.
- m T -..w., vviun vi ititiuroe, Ulicago, 111.
rh,i!ltreaiing f rivate Nervous,
fr-jtf- 1 -hronlc, and special diteases. Sperms'
K J ft? i lmPtency 0ual incapacity).
&T diseases and difficulties, etc
ABRIAGE
BH. BOHANKAN-S
with numerouieneravinift
SECRETS, ppsii
a! 1 kind of Dvum-.. v.j?.IUl"'',,eTn'howto,u"
Dr. JAMES,
XocJs Ilostrital.
S04Washington Sti,
Cor. Franklin, CHICAGO.
Charter.! , th H.n.n r
Illinois for toeexpress purpose
H frmns; immediate relies la
v aiiwuegotpnvat,caronieBn4
v urinary diseases fa a'l tbeir
;) ooniplicaled forms. His well
known Dr. James has .toad at
the head of the profession for
toe past thirty years. - Age
and experience are all Impor
tant. Hrmlnsl Weakness,
Stivht buunt l.v .Inun.s ..i.n.
piemen the laoe, lost nianhnxl. ean positively be" cured. Ladies
wanting the most delicate atteutiou, call or write. Tleanant
home for patients. A book lhr the million Uarriage Oui.le
which tells you all about these diseases, who should marry, whT
not, 10 cents to pay postage. Dr. James has llftv rooms anil
parlors. Vou see no one but the Doctor. Ofttoe hour's, S a. m. to 1
i. ra. ; 8undsy, 10 to 11. Dr. James it 60 years of age.
DR. BUTTS
DISPENSARY iN,
S'Ow 12N.llc-liil.t4'
a w.wu . .
m -V, ' smrii m tne treatment of Sexual and
ClironioDiaeasPBolhotiisoxM.
.'iiflBi, A PhvstoloiriDal VieinfM.n.,a
' fcr th e married and those rontemplaliui
niarriuge, ou the mystrries of reproduct-
, "" sreret innrniities of youth,
manhood and woiiianl.ood An illustrat.Hll..kot2 paiTe,;
1 PL vVe UK. "" should be keut under locV and
key. jSnt undersea) for 50 eta.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE o all disease,
Ti? Nat,ure ' bodi spxcs, the abuses and dis
orrteniotthe.etuals.vstem, and thetneansofcure.ioODaKea
With i emrravinss, .cut uniltrseal ora cu. P
,IAILADVJCE ? 8,xuiil "' Chronic Diseaws,
1 i,h !'2W Catarrh, Cancer, Rupture, the Opium
llnbit.tc., aoOpai;e work sent under aeal for 10 eta! AU
three bocks containing 460 pares and evervthinjr wortlt
known on the aubject, sent securely scaled on re
ceipt or CO cts. Address, Or. Butts' DisDenaarv
No.12 N. 8th t., St. Louis, Mo. Te&T".?'
Dr. Whittier,
6S7 St. Charles street, St. Louis, Mo.
A r?gn!ar srjiae of two Medical Colleges, has been loneer
iif-i -pj in the sp"tial treatment of alt Voneral. Sexual
sndChrcmo tiiaenses tbirn any other l'hicln tntju
Louis, siciiy papers snow, aadalloid resident! know,
Sypt.ilis, Gonorrbcea, Gioot, Stricturo, Or
etihis, Ktrnis, or Rupture, ail Urinary Oisestea
snd Syphilitic or msrcurial iTsctions of th
throat, skin or bons, ara treated with unparalleled
suceesa, on lutcit soientiiio principles. Safely, Privately.
Spormsiorrhcsa, Sexual Debility and I m pot
ency, as tlie result of Self-abujcin youth, sexual excesses
in maturer years, or other causes, and which prod ace soma
of the (o!!i-wug e!?:te: acrvoiisucsa, seminal emissions,
debility, di.um.a or eiht, defective memory. pimple9 on tha
face, physicKidCKr, aversion toeo'iictyof fmules.confusloa
of iac3, loss of scrp.nl power, etc., rendering marriage
tmproperumnhappy.are permanently oured. FamphTet
pages) r?taucg to ud ftbov., teut in sealed envelopes,
for two postnee stamrs. Consultation at cilice sr by mail
tree, and invited, a friendly talk or hiaooloton costs nothing.
When it Is lu:-)nvcuient to Ttsit the city for treatment,
tr:?ui-:lne9Cna be smutty cypress or muilercrrwlisra. Cure
a'lle cscs ruurantc. i, where doubt exists it is frankly stated.
(Jiice Uu. j: 8 A. id. to 7 P, X. buudayi, l'i i. to I F. U.
Pamphlei, to any address, for Two Stamps.
MANHOODAUTtBltt
WOMANHOOD kTo"
Sent sealed, all three, for SO Cents.
Manhood and Womanhood in German, both
together, Illustrated, 15 Cents.
IVIARRiACE I &?Ss.
rSL" I GUIDE.
ElecraEt oloth and cl't binding. Sealed for 60a.
Over Lit? TVvnuL-rii:l pun .kturtii, u uo to lifo; rthilc9oa
liio fo;ioiug eiujtcia; tuajr niiirrr, rho not, why,
I'roner 89 to marry. TTuo mnrry first, ilnnhood, Woman
fcoi, Phytlcal ctcaV. Itie euecu of oeUtmcy and txoett.
V hoshouid marry ; l(otrlifeiiriiibaprttesiiiay be lacreatiet).
The PhTBioloy if RcrtxiQuiioD, and many more, ?Ubt
Curried or C0i)tcaip.ii::g marriicref!iouldr&A it
AfLurftiiro-luiig tTuciiQ, iosWr.from buman aa we!t &S
roraJ oocvlctiexi.it oujht to bo r?ad br alt adult persons,
tiioa locted. tip, not laid nronnd orlo6t,n.tiswortiiy
tit re-reading. It cotnis tlo cream of medical liter-
BtCrc.tboUeilita ritiirrc I irx an extensive priuitice. and worth
to any ouq wuo m..i &vq u a o&roui perusal wu Umea
Its costs.
85ont3bymaii. Chra,p?it yoou-guioa la AaitiTioa. Vor
ciUur tadroo. eauloslug aaunt,
DF?. VYKITTIER,
617 St. Char'.es street, St. Louis, Mo.
DR. WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles'
St., St. Louis, Mo., treats all forms of
Venereal Diseases, Seminal Emissions and
Sexual Debility, with unparalleled success.
No matter who failed, call or write ; pam
phlet or consultation free. Can refer to
the medical profession in all parts of the
country. Jiledicines perfectly safe.
CHILLS AND FEVER, AGUE, &c.
Cured or Money Refunded by Using
MAGUIRE'S AGUE MIXTURE
Price, f 1 00 per bottle.
Maguire's Cunduraneo Bitters
Cures Complaints of
LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS AND STOMACH
Is the Verretable Substitute tor Calomel; con
tains 110 alcohol. The bft anti-bilious purgative
known, operating on tue bowels without pain, nau
sea or griping.
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
FLUX, SUMMEK COMPLAINT, &C,
Relieved at once by
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLAN!
The Thirty Years Specific.
For Lung Affections.Btonchttis, Consump
tion, IrritatioD of the Larynx, lhroat,
and Chest, &c, use
MAGUIRE'S
Tar, Glycerine, Whisky & Book Candy
Price, $ 1 00 per b.ottle (new remedy).
PILES! PILES! PILES!
All forme relieved and cured by
Maguire's White Ecso Pila Cure.
Price, $1 00 per pot.
For COUGHS AND COLDS use
Maguire's Expectorant,
IT CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
Price, 50 cte per bottle.
la WARRANTED TO BE THE BEST.
I arse Bottles $1 00.
J. & C. MAGUIRE,
' BOLK PROPRIETORS,
Bold by aU Drusgixta. ST. LOUIS, MO
BE. SABIHE'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP
wr the sneedv cure of Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness,
Incipient Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Phth-
u,l Whnnn nsr OoucU ana Uroup. iaiscruiK
an Anndvne ExDectorant and is composed of the
best ingredients the vegetable kingdom anoras,
nd when used according to directions, must con
vince the most skeptical of its intrinsic value.
. Directions for the usa ol Bablne s lntuan egem
W Cougb. Syrup accompany eskch bottle.
I. IK '
A
SPECIAL KCTIOES.
Concentrated
SYEUP
BLOOD PURIFIER I
The Greatect Blood Purlfler known evervwhiw
TRIUMPHANT! A PERFECT SUCCESS f f'?,Hn
Cancers. Scrofula, Humors7weakne8 ef ' ir? far?
forftSL C .I?. iSr'en .fh" bottles
, i.., ociicta r ang, jn. y ,
Never Failing
!
AXDTnSln biittijio ...
iv chins. Ainr'Vr.f: ii"'cPreJw.Mnt-
nervons inrf vm ""V' "euraieia, urnity, a 1
bottles 5 SprTrT Z: "' ""- " c 1 s
HOWE M X " F nromo-rree. C. B.
iA.Ti ruprieior Seneca Falln, N. Y.
nv JisuDd.eog8on and T H Thoma8- drns
ARE PAlu S
Oisabied in line of duty, it by
a c c i d e n t or otherwise. A
WOUNI. of any kind, the
Joss of a Fintrer or Top, or
wfr. s of a" Ky Bl'IN
I HIE, if but slight, gives a
psriiion. Disease of Lungs
or ai ioos- Veiiim give a
pension. ilOl'Nl Y. If
uischarfedfor wound.injuries
cr rupture, you Ret full boun
ty. eo-Send a stamps for
copy of Pension and Bounty
Acts. Address all letter! to
P.E.FITS3EBALD,
u.b. Claim Apent.lndianap
CiiS, Ind. KiTOn all JetteVs
mark P. O. Box 54.-:
BASSETS,
BASKETS.
DEALERS WILL FIND IT TO TnEIR INTER
ftat tn nfllKtnl... tl... u..l: .....
We TRflnnfurlnr all ;.. . . . t J
. .lUU", BIJU'D SHU Ol oas-
bet?, ftnn n.t flonrpu Ih.t -fll l..n ..
... . . . ..tijr v.wiujf:iiLltjIl. ur-
aers and corresjtoDdence solicited. Both will re
ceive prompt and careful attention.
J. D. .MILLER & CO.,
Burlington, Iowa.
Publications
M uable Books! iaZ
Disease. 40 cts. . S,miiir Pi,T.ui.;n -jii v
mail. Address lira. S. S. FITiui . xfr Aa
wenty-ninth Street, New York. " dw-eow
OVERS
Guido to marriaire. wealth, und
bH.uty. never faiis. love ltttsrs.
liuoiuU uj The Uxiox Pub, Co., Newark., $ J.
J0LIE7 STONE
WI. A. STEEL,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Joliet Stone Quarries.
Dealer in the Best Quality of
Dimension, Flagging, Rubble
and every kind of
BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL STONE.
These are the moft extensive Quarries in thU
section of country, shipping more stone lUan al)
the others put together, of al) thicknesses, from
two inches to fifty-two inches thick; and Jhe quan
tity quarried is bo great that almost any order can
oe niiea on toe spot.
MEDFORD RUM.
DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS,
ONLY DISTILLERS OF
Medford Rum!
Still enjoy the reputation of luancfacmring the
Best Rnm in the States. Duly authorized by
Su.e license. The superior quality and purity of
Lawrence's Medlord Rum for the past fifty -two
years, hi: s made it everywhere known as the stan
dard Rum. No pains will be spared to maintain
its purity and reputation. WE HAVE J
THE LAESEST STOCK OF
QLD UFOi EI
IN THE WORLD. 8
Of the finest and choicest grades and of all
ages. The public is cautioned sgaii st imitations
and counterfeit. Order direct from ns, and we
warrant perfect satisfaction. Please address all
orders to MEDFORD. MASS., or 181 Broad St.,
Boston, Mass., and they will receive prompt atten
tion. 3end for circular.
DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS.
YEAST.
IMXaavi
TWI10THIS YBAST.
The Most Reliable Dry Hop
Yeast in Market.
For gale by all first-class Grocers.
Factories t Peoria, 111.: Detroit, Mich.; Water
loo, N Xn and Toronto, Ontario.
PENSIONS
ROCK ISLAND,..
.ILLINOIS
A Remarkable Pood Preservative.
From the iVo Orleans Democrat.
A practical physician, Dr. J. W. Daren
port, of Dallas. Texas, has obtaintd a pat
ent which promises to be of great useful
ness It is simply a fluid for keeping all
kinds of fruits, vegetables, and meats
fresh and sweet. The aim of the chemist
lias Deen to discover the ineredionts of a
pickle which would arrest the progress of
decomposition, and extinguish the germ 6f
ueuay tu an animal and veeetab e snhstnr.
ces, without impairing their flavor or im
partug to them any injurious effect. It
is simply a pickle ot the most inexpensive
sort, costing less than brine or vinponr
in which any meat or vegetable mav" be
kept la open vessel., ubtuerged for
months, and, when takrn out
will be found as pure and fresh as when
the vegetables came i rORl flip onrAon rv
the meat from the butcher's stall. This
pickle may be furnished and prepared at
cost of four cents tier harrol Tr,o
pickle is so nearly tasteless and palatable
as to demonstrate its iDnoinrisnrss mi
yet, from the specimen we saw yesterday,
green corn which had been immersed in
it for twelve months, when boiled, could
not 06 distinguished from tha nnrn wk.Vr,
had been gathered that morning. Mutton
ana pork cnops, and even fat pababottes,
placed in this pickle weeks auo. when
subjected to heat, had reserved all thpir
original irefchness aad flavor.
The Bureau of Female Tavorites.
From the Boston Transeipt.
The exposure of the investigation nnm
mtttee into the affairs of the RarfsnnfFn.
graving and Fnntiog, at Washington, con
stitutes a chanter of wasteful ness ami fnr-
ruption disgraceful to the Federal officers
ot the past Administration, and the mem-
uors oi congress by whose influence and ef
forts such nefarious proceedings were nos-
aililn i.n.l-... st, - r . t
u v- j wjvernment. it appears
that this department was made the asylum
where Congressmen bestowed their im.
""""" uuiuc-aeeKing iriends. Twice s
many employees were conneetei with the
Dusmess as could be used for any service.
in one department thirty or more wo
men. WhO. for Want of rnnm V... o )t
form built for their accomodation, while
away the time in sleep, not having any
thing to do. The
of tl jags to have beee the natural result of
w u a, a, UUU Lill.l n I. Al t:
ne tongressiona svstem r,f nnmntmrTit3
j ... . - "I K".uiu.,J,
SUCtl an lliUStia i m of its hanpfnl
shcioll powerfu ly aid to prevent ii from
again Deing adopted in the disposal of Fed
eral patronage,
The Colonnade Hotel. PhUadeJ
model establishment. It is suDerb in both
tyle and appointment and its tahlo nrl
service cannot be excelled.
Passengers arrivinsr in New York- hv
way of the Grand Central Depot, will find
me new and comfortable Hotel Devonshire,
Which is OPDOSltO the
42d street, the most convenient and inex
pensive place to stop. It is a mnpm
hotel, and first-class in all appointments.
Since the openine of the new ami p-rr-pl.
ent Hotel Devonshire, opposite the main
entrance of Grand Central Dennt. first.
class accommodations at reasonable rates
can be had in this most convenient locality.
uy an means stop at the Hotel Devonshire
on your next visit to the city of New York.
Nervous Debility.
A depressed, irritable state of mind-
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no en
ergy or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with debilitating, involun
tary discharges. The consequence of
xccsses. mental overwork and indiscre
tions. Ibis NERVOUS DEBILITY finds a
sovereigu cure in Humphreys homeo
pathic specific. No. 23, It tones up the
system, arrests discharges, dispels the
mental gloom and despondeticy.and reiuve-
nates the entire system. It is perfectly
harmless and always efficient. Price $5,
for a package of five boxes and a large $2
vial of powder, which is important in old,
serious cases; or $1 per single box. Sold
by all druggists, or sent bv mai on rer-pint
of price. Address Humphrey's .Inmpo-
pathic Medicine Co.. No. 109 Fulton St..
N. Y.
ESee ar: udvoriisenicDt.
LIVEPs EESULAT03
AN ADDRESS TO THE SICK,
Do you waut to purify the evstera?
Po yon want to pet rid of biliousness?
Do you want something to strengthen you i
Do you want a good appetite?
Do you want to get rid of nervousness?
Do you want good dictation :
Do you vant to sleep well?
Do yon want to build tip your constitution?
Do yon waut a brisk and vigorous feeling
if you do.
BEGrULATQB.
j. el ZEiLrrsr & co.,
Sole Proprietors, Simmoas' Liver Regulators, Phila
fiSXr
THE
rAVOJEITE
om8 Remedy
TV.
3s6.vsvB iuicu uuiiucon-
!TTV' fain a sino-1,, nnrli,l ..f
Mcriirv I . r Oil., tnir.-i.
ous mineral substance,
but is PURELY VEG
ETABLE, containing
those Southern Roots &
Herbs, which an All-Vi-e
Providence has
placed in countries
where Liver Disease most prevail. It will cure all
diseases eaused by derangement of the Liver and
Bowels, Regulate the Liver and prevent
Chills and Feveij
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Is eminently a Family Medicine; and by being kept
ready for immediate resort will pave many an hour
of suffering and many a dollar In time and doctor's
Dli.'S.
After ovor Forty Years' trial it is still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials to its virtues
from persons of the highest character and responsi
bility. Eminent physicians commend it as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
FOR ICONSTIPATION. HEADACHE. PAIN IN
THE SHOULDERS,DIZZINE!SS,SOUR STOMACH,
HAD '1ASXK IN THE -MOUTH. BILIOUS
A 1 TACKS, rim I'ATION OF THE HEAR T,
PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE KIDNEYS
DESPONDENCY, GLOOM AND FOREBODING
Or HV1L. ALL OF WHICH ARE THE OFF
PRINU OF A DISEASED LIVER.
COLIC IN CHILDREN
For children complaning of
colic, headache, or sick stomach,
a teaspoonfnl or more will give
relief. Children, as well as adnlis
e&t sometimes too much gnpper
or something which does not di
gest well producing sour stom
ach, heartburn, or restlessness ; a
good dose of Liver Regulator
will give irehcf. This applies to
persons of all ages. It is the
cheapest, purest aud best Family
Med
icinepn the world !
XT HAS NO EQUAL
Thousands lead miserable lives, snfferinc frnm
dyspepsia a disordered stomach and liver, pro
ducing biliousness, heartburn, costivenesg, weak
new, lTegnlar appetite, low spirits, raising food
after eating, and often tn dins in fatal attadts of
fever. They )know thev are sick, vet tret little
sympathy. The unfailing remedy to prevent these
aimctions and restore health is SiMMoxt,' liver
Regulator.
Manctacttjred oicxt bt
J. H. ZEILITJ & CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
Price, $1 SoldSbjll DmggUta.
Siiseir
LIVER
NEW AD VEBTiSSHENTS
PIANOS
7 Octave, fine Rosewood (not used
oyer o mourns), only 13U, cost J 050
nanos at wholesale Great bargains
nDDIUO Nearly
new, f-20; 2 stops, f45
unoHna stops, -o
estops $55: 7 stODsii0
S9
stops, $05; 12 stops, $55 to $75
Kare opportunities. r,ew organs at wholesale.
utiviire liuiiauons. uestoner ever made, read
sent on 5 to is lays, test trial. Money refunded
ana ireigni paia oom ways if unsatisfactory. Eat.
lhn6. AiiESTM wasted, Discounts to Teachers
jaiiuinLuio, olc. AuureiB XTArl i.L i: . UEATTY, asb'
liigiou, isew jersey.
CJCC week la yonrown town, Terms & 5outflt
OODfree, 11. HALLETT& CO.,Portland,Me.
1 O liATlOVAT. IVVUfKO Trt oIlr,.aa .
Oihorder. When the stomach fails to perform its
ruiictious, the liver, bowels, nerves, muscles, veins
arteries, &c, are all more or less affected. These
delinquents require a medicine, couibinin-' the
iJiupcrucs oi a Stomachic an ali,.rio o T.nrn,i...
a tonic, and sedative to bring them back to their
outy;aud nil these elements, in their pnrest and
uium euecuve lorms, are united in
Tarrant' Effervescent Seltzer Aperient
tue great Saline Remedv
ui,L.ia coneuqugnces. sola by all druggists
CKK O 0J7 7 a Week to Agents. $10Ontflt Free
vJn Pf P. O. Vicksbt. Auaurta. Maine.
n a day at home. Agents wanted. Outfitand
V I terms free, TRUE & CO., Augusta, Me.
THE BLACK HILLS
By II. N. Maguiiik, who has spent 12 years in
this region. Laten acounts of Uo!d and
bilver prospects, Agricultural and Grazing re
sources. Climate, Hunting, Fishm?, Iudiaus, and
settlers adventures with them, Mining and Wild
Western Life, the Waterfall, Boilnig Geysers,
noble hcenery, immense Gorges, etc. With 37 fine
Jil?f,ia,tl"1,e' Hud "L'w maP Fri ONLY TEN
LlkN rt. Sold by all NEWsnr-ALEns, or sent post
paid for 12 cents by Donnely, Loyd & Co., Pub
Ushers, CHICAGO, ILL ,
DRUNKARD STOP
C. C. BEERS, M. D.. (formerly of Boston,) has a
harmless cure for INTEMPEHANCE, which can
be given without the knowledge of the patient.
Also one for the
Opium Habit,
Permanent cures guaranteed in both. Sendirtama
for evidence. Ask druggists for it. Address
BEERS & CO., Birmingham, Conn.
"JACKSON'S BEST"
SWEET NAVY
CHEWING TOBACCO
was awarded the highest prize at Centennl Exposi
tion, Sept. 27, ISTti. if vou want the best t.nhren
ever made ask yoar jrrocer for this, and that
"Jackson's Best" is on every plug. Sold by all
wholesale dealers. Any one can pet a sample by
applying to .A.Jackso.v & o.. Manufacturers.
Pelersburgh, Va.
C Extra Fihe Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cts.
L J post-paid. L. Jomes & Co., Nassau, N.
nc Extra Fine CArds. no two alike, with name,
.0 10 cts. J. K. Harder, Maiden Bridge, N. Y.
$5 $20
Portland, Maine.
per day at tome. Samples
worth $5 free. Stisson & Co.
BUSINESS GAELS.
JOHN S. HAWLEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Office in Benstun1!! ttlrwt in..1,,;0ct -i
and. Illinois. 8-iadAwKm
EENWOSTLT & BSAEDSLEY
LAW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS IN
Court House. Jno. T. Ken worthy, J as, M. Beards-ey-
10-ttSdAwtf.
CA.EL KUEHL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, (Deutseher Advokat,
Second Avenue, lief i:ti, .-.,1 u.h v.., ,,....'
Cropper s office, Rock Island, 111. " ya"cl
CHARLES W. O'NEIL, .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
Notary Public. Office mnr Fir v.,.a
Bnk, Itock Island. V-lMw-'fim
M. M. COIIBETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n eery and Notary Pubiic, Abstracts, Loans and
collects. Office 2ud Avenue. 3rd ooor eatt of
Bengrton's Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills.
Wm. P. Zimmerman.
PRACTICAL PIANO TUNER AND REGULA
tcr. Leave orders with John 7;,r,.,i.-.u
120 fain Bt
near First Na-
tional Bank, Davenport, Iowa
KDWACU D. SWEEKET. WILLIAM lirElnl
STENSY & JACZSON.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Otflce Cor. Eagle and Illinois at.rp.vta. Hnclr lei
and, Illinois.
ll-lSdly
M. K. STCRGEOS.
LCCIAN ADAMS.
STURGEON & ADAMS.
ATTORNEYS ant rnnvsutnuj t t ht
- - -" jm wno a jua .
Office in Mitchell & Lynde's block. Rock Island
111. Have complete set of Books uf Abstracts o
Title of Lands in Rock Island Countv.
THOMAS YATES,
IS PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL ITB
branches, also. Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call and have estimatesmade before ordering vnnr
work dote bv other parties.
THOMAS Y AT JsS. (Levee. )Rock Island.
CORN STARCH.
STARCH CO.
PEomLm
Cement. Plaster, &c.
r
wnatr,sa.
4
,1
still
K 3
STORAGE&CcMsSIOM
i
-a
J
fomwii
rr--T f
vr,'w4i.V-j -
SAILE0AD3.
Peoria, St. Louis &
Kansas Ctj
Peoria,
Pokin & Jack-
sonviilaE.E.
tTHE DIRECT ROUTE TO
PES IN, HAVANA, SPEINGI-IELD,
VIRGINIA, BEAEDBI0WN,
JACKSONVILLE, ST. LOUIS
And all Southern Cities.
The Shortest, Quickest and Best line from
Peoria to Kansas City
AND TnE WEST.
iBrAu Eleeant PARI OR CAR l attucl.Pfl tr.
.Horning tram from I'eona.
This is the onlv line rinininirj NlfilTT TRATH
oe i wee 11 "
bicago and Jacksoavilic
With Sleeping Car attached.
Trains of Peoria & Rock llanl Rlic matt.
unci cuiiueeiioii in reona wiiu trains ol Peon a
Pekiii & Jacksonville R. R. ' .
F. KELSEY, CHAS. MAKABE,
Superintendent. Gen'l T'kt Agent.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad.
THE OLDEST, MOST PERFECTLY EQUIPPED
AND BEST MANAGED LINE.
Connecting the
Great Lakes & Missouri River.
Makes close connections with all divertrin r Tiail-
luauauu jieauiooac A,incB ni cnicago, Joliet, Ot
tawa. La Salle. Peoria, and Rock Island Illinois:
1 1 , . .. . . . .
Davenport. West Libertv. Iowa Cifv. tJr-,,,.11 1,'
Moines and Council Bluffs, Iowa; Omaha, 'Neb
Muscatine. Columbus Junction, Washington Fair'
field, Floris and Belknap, Iowa ; Trenton, Cameron
and Beverly. Missouri; Atchison and Leavenworth
KanRAN '
Passenger Trains leave Rock Island :
GOING EAST.
Day Express. 8:35 a. h.
Bureau Accommodation 4.30 p. u,
Night Express 10.00 p. n
ooiko west.
6:30 a. m.
9:55 a. m.
.05 P. k.
ELEGANT
Palace Day and Sleetsinr? Coach!!
Are run on all Through Trains.
ForTickets apply to Gto.M.Loosley Ticket Agent.
New Passenger Depot.
For Freight Rates. Thronch BUla
tracts, or any general information, call on J A
Hanley, .Freight Agent, at New Freight Office,
foot of Adams, near Illinois street,
A. M. SMITH, HUGH RIDDLE,
Gen. Pass. Ag t Chicago. V. Pres't and Gen Snnt
KIMBALL. .T A TTArwS?110-
Ass'tGen. Snpt. Freight
Geo. M. Looslkt, Ticket Agent.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
RAILWAY.
THE GREAT THROUGH LINE
Chicago-Korthwest,
WISOONSIH, HOBTHEBS IOWA.
Minnesota, Dakota, Manitoba.
AND THE BLACK HILLS.
Passing through a Finer Countrv, with Grander
Scenery, and connecting more Business Centers and
ri-aeure nesorts man any other Northwestern Line.
Connectine in Chica-m with nil tfaatm
Southern Lines.
Chicago Depot: Cor. Canal and W. Madison St.
Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all parta of the City
constantly paesiner.
Chicago city Oppice : 61 snd C3 Clark St.
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
CHICAGO.
Milwaukee. Sparta, La Orcsss, Winoan
Madison, McGregor, Owantonna,
ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS.
Traversing the Valley of the Upper Mississippi
Kiver, ano along the shore of Lake Pepin, ..nd
through Northern Iowa and Central Minnesota.
tPalace sleeping Cars and Day Coscher, w th
w estinghousc'8 Improvea Automatic Air-Brak. on
ail through trains.
A. V. H. CARPENTER,
S. S. MERRILL, JS6. C. GAULT. '
Gen I Manager. AssU Gen'l Manager
FAWT TIME
Wk THE
PE0BIA & HOCK ISLAND
AND
AS FOLLOWS t
New York
Special. !
Eastern !
Express, j
Atlantic
Eiprtss.
May 27, 1877
Lv. Rock Island..'!
5 50 a m
7 51 " j
10 15 " )
1 40pm
3 55 "
715 "!
iiss"-'!
1 ao a m
4 20 " :
8 55 -i
8:W " '
4 06 "
14 85 l ra;
7 30 I
9 12am
7 45 '
" tialva....
" Peoria i
1 20 am
7 30am
5 40 "
7 45 "
10 55
4 00 pm
10 02 a m
610pm
3 30 a m
9 07 p m
6 31 "
3 45 "
6 45 "
910pm
Ar. Chicago ,',
4 SO p m
1 50
3Ij0 "
6 05 "
10 45 "
11 10 "
514
12 45 a m
7 50 "
!l 07 p m
7 35
J20 '
10 (X) "
" Sheldon
" Lafayette ji
" Indianapolis., i!
" Cincinnati....;!
" Louisville ...J
" Logaosport...
" Columbus
" Pittsburgh ...i
" Washington..!;
" Baltimore .. i
" Philadelphia..!;
New York....'1
" Boston i;
7 33 "
10 30 "
340pm
6 15 am
Atlantic Expicss has Reclinlne Chair Car thronoh
to Lafayette and Indianapolis.
New York Special has a Day Coach through to
Toledo.
REGULAR TICKETS,
AND
SPECIAL TXMTTRri TtrWTv
For sale at rates always aa low aa the lowest.
nine, ouu mot cian sccum
modations are fast making the
T., P. & W. B0TJTE
OT-THE MOST POPULAR IN THE WEST, tsi
send for Map Folder.
A. L. HOPKINS, Gen'l Manager,
H. C.TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. &
Tk'tAgt,- Peoria-
COMMISSION
WORK & DROUIN,
Coinniission Merchants,
PHILADELPHIA ..PA.
M. S. EUEHNEMTOTDT & CO,,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
No. 117 S. Main Street,
sr. Louis,,.,, 0
Solicit Shipments of Grain. Hides, Tallow, Wool.
Feathers, Butter, Eggs, and other Country Produce
Liberal Cash advances made on Bills of Lading
Orders for Cement and Merchandise of all kinds
promptly attended to.
F. HOPP & SO.,
817 Washington Street,
NEW YORK.
ERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
Butter. Cheese, Eggs,
Poultry, Game, &c.
I-GQOD SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS.
Full Market Prices guaranteed. Bend fa Prir
Commission I
EAILP.OADS.
Peoria & Kock Island
KAILWAY.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE
E"A;ST? AKDj SOUTH.
nn " -Tri'1 leave Rock Island.
6:00 a. m. South Eastern Express.
1 :60 p, m.. Mail and Cincinnati Express.
6:30 a.m., Way Freight V
Trains arrive at Rock Island.
1:12 p. m., Mail and Cincinnati Expreee.
6:00 p. m., Western Express.
8:25 p. m.. Way Freight
The 6.00 a. m. train makes close connections at
Galva with C B. & Q., for Aledo and Keitsburg;
arrives in Peoria at 10:15 a m., making close con
nections with P., P. & J. for Jacksonville, Spring
field, St. Louis and all points south and southwest :
also with I. B. & W T. P. & W., and Illinois Mid
land, for T rre Hante, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Louisville and all eastern and southeastern points.
The 1:50 p. m , train makes close connection at
Galva with C. B. & fo.- points west, arriving at
Quincy at 9:45 n m. : arriving at Peoria at n m
making close connections with I. B. & W., and T.
P. & W. roads for Indianapolis, connecting there
with all fast trains for east and south.
This is decidedly the best route for
the southeast.
BT"FAST TIME. SURE CONNECTIONS, mil
rates as low as by any other route.
J. V. MAHONEY,
Gen'l Ticket Au't Wnrt I.lanH
J. R. HILLIARD. Receiver. Peoria.
NATIONAL DESPATCH
Fast Freight Line for
Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago, St. Louis,
Eook Island, Davenport, Quincy,
Omaha
And all points West,
No TranshipmGiit.
Mark Packages
NATIONAL DESPATCH.
Western Agents Saxcel Smith. St. T nni Vn
F. A. Howa.93 & 95 Lake Street. Chicaeo. Ill
"THE WASHINGTON CITY EOUTE'
Baltimore & Ohio E. R.
THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST
AND
ONLY DIRECT
TO
ROUTE
Washington
and Baltimore
WITn DIRECT COKNECTIONS FOB
Biiioi, imnm
AND
THE SOUTHEAST.
Philadelphia, N. York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.
TBAVELEKS DESllilNd A
Speedy, Pleasant and Comfortable Trip
SHOULD KEMEMBER THAT TBI
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
IS CKLEilUATEB FOB ITS
Elegant Coaches. Splendid Hotels, Grand
and Beautiiul Mountain and valley
Scenery, and the many points of
Historical Interest along
its line.
Fare will ALWAYS be as Low
as hy any other Line.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
BUN THEOUGH
TVitlioiit, Oliancre
BETWEEN THE PRINCIPAL
Western and Eastern Cities.
For through Tickets. Bapaee Check.. Mnv, n. . n
of Trains. Sleeping Car Accommodations, &c, a p
V'j ncKei umces at an principal poiuta
Car-NORTH, SOUTH EAST OR WEST. jfJ
E. R. DORSEY. I.. M roT.R
AfS't Gen'l Ticket Air'L. fJcn'l Tin-n i
THOS. V. HARRY. THOS. R. SHAHP. '
Western 1'ass. At. Master of Transp-n
THE MOST POPULAR
NORTH II SOUTH Mi
IN IOWA,
IS THE
Barliugtez., Cedar Bapids
& Northern Kaihvaj.
PASSENGER TRAINS
EACH WAY DAILY,
9
I (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Going North 11:15 a. m.; 10:38 p. m.
Going South 7:30 a. m.; 8:28 p. m.
Palace Sleeoinr cars, owned and nneratprl Lv t .
line, accompany an niuht trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS :
At Burlington with Toledo. Peoria Warsaw P'
for Peoria, Indianapolis, Lafayette and Cincinnati;
with Chicago, Burlington & Quincv R. It., for Chi
cago, Keokuk, Quincy and St Louis West to Ottum
wa and all points in Kansas and Nebraska, and with
Burlington & Southwestern R'y, for Farmington,
Bioomueid and all points m Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago & South
western Railroad forJWashington audiLeavenworth.
At Nichols, with Muscatine Division B. C, K .& M
for Muscatine.
At West IJbertr. with Chicjifn. Tlrwb Txlanrl A.
Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City, Desmoines, and
Davenport.
At Cedar Rapids, with Milwaukee Division of BJ
C R & M for Independence, West Union, Posivillc
ana McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way, for Omaha. Council Bluffs and Chicago, an
with Dubuque & Southwestern E'v for Dubuque.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls, with Illinois Cei
tral Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, Fot
Dodge and Sioux City.
At sneii itock with btage for Waverly.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee A. fit Pan
Railway, for Mason City and Charles City.
At Plymouth with Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
for all points in Minnesota.
At bt Paul, for all points on Northern Pacific
Railway; the great Lake Superior region, and all
points North and Northwesu
t WIN8LOW, Gen'l Manager.
. J 1 ES, Gen'l Pasa. & Ticket Aseut,
CedafKapide.Iow
Noticb Chanob
East and. South.!
TAKE THE
I. B. &W. ROUTE.
TSJrt 0LellvesPcol'ia:"0 ni; Bloominirton
llU sO 4:15 am: Danvillt' R-Mim a
Indianapolis, 11:35am; Cikcinkati, 4:30 p m;
uayton, 4 .53 p m ; Louisville, 7 :45 p m, connecting
with trains for the East. . 6
TJf 4Le.vcs Rock Island 6:00 a m; Peoria
. Jt 10:80 a m: Bloomington, 14:05 p m :
Champaign, 1:34 p m; Danville, 3:05 pm. Arrives!
InDiAKAPOLi8,6:00p m; Ciscisstati. 10:20 p m
Louisville. 11:10 p m: Nashville 8:25 a m; Day!
ton ll:4o;pm; Commons, 12 45 a m; Wheeling.
7:35 am ; Pittsbubo, 7:50 a m ; Baltihobe. 7:35 p
ni: WASHINGTON, :o7; pm; PHILADELPHIA,
' P 5 ; NEW YORK, 1U15 p m ; Cleveland.7:30 a
m; Buffalo, lilOpm; Albany 12:45a m. But One
Moht out to principal Eastern Citiea one hour in
advance of other lines.
Tin RHZ RoI8'ana, 145 p m: Peoria.
Alii. W 7:90 p m ; Bloomington, 9:30 pm. Ar
rives Indianapolis. 4:90 a m; Cincinnati, 8:45
,m ,U-E' 5,:3 m Nashville, 6 55 p m ; Day
S n-STi CoHmhu, 12;?J0 p m; Wheeling,
8.& p m; Pittsbubo, 7:45pm; Baltimohk 7-45
J, WASHINGTON. 9.12 a m PHILADELPHIA
7:35 a m ; NEW YORK. 10:85 a m : Cleveland; S-45
?:SV nl ' 8 40 P m ! Alb!-nr- 6 90 m
tif?REci.iNipo Chaib Slbepiuq cars, with Stat
Zm?A ',rr-n on,!No ,ro!a lburgh and Pe!
to?ndian1afln8aP1U'8nd 0a6 l 0
rl1ilh0H-CASHE! re ,run on " trains from
Sfth ThKifeorI ,0 Indianapolis, connecting
with Throngh tSleepers to all Eastern ciUes, giv
ing passengers choice of routes.
Close connections made by Noe 4 and fi at Dan
ville, reaching Terre Hante, Vincennes and Evans
ville, and by No. 6 to Lafayette, LogausporL Ft.
Wayne, Toledo and Detroit in advance of other
.vTne 1- B- w- i4 tne on,y Une mnning ita traina
throngh to Indianapolis without change.
w hen travelling take the shortest route that pre
sents equal advantages and convenience of through
cars. The 1. B & W. is the shortest throngh line
and reaches all Eastern citiea on as quick time as
its competitors, without excessive speed, and with
the advantage of the finestoutfit of thbocsh
CABS IN THE WEST.
Address the Gen'l Pass. Agent, and get a coPT f
our New Map-Foldbb, giving fnlf lnformkiion
"HOW TO BEACH THE EAST AJJD SOUTH
JOHN W. BROWS, Gen'l Pasa & Ticket Agt
viuisiu suu ri&w.
I T.J.BTJFORD.We.teraAgenDwei.wrt.

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