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HE KOCK
.RGrTJ
VOLUME xni. NO m.
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JULY ID. 1883.
ESTABLISH ED OCT. 18, 1851.
nn
Island
k3
Though others Blow,
They stand no Show
-AGAINST-
OURMUTMDOWpPRICES!
"Famous" Boot and Shoe Store
june-19-deodly m Wost Bccond Davenport.
mi HAND WASHES THE OTHER.
Patronize Home Manufacture.
T.lii
Pin 11
13 THE FINEST
Five Cent cigar
Ever 2P2roc3.-w.oeci.,
"DAVISON & CO., "Manufacturers.
nmy-18-vltiiu
Monday Morning, July 16th,
McINTLRE & CO.,
Place on sale New Lines of
Ladies Linen and Lace Collars,
Gents' Fine Cotton Hosiery,
Ladies and Gents Gauze Underwear,
White Bed Spreads, Towels, &c,
Mclntire & Co.
1711 Second Avenue
MijS-,!1y
The New Riverside,
niay-25
- Is the best Stove made for both Wood and Coal, the most popular stove made.
SOLD BY DAVID DON.
PRICE'S
Photo Parlors !
f-iuyf.ird's Old Stand, No. 1621 Second Aveuue, Kock Island, Ills.,
Special attention paid to enlarging portraits'to life size in In
dia Ink, Crayon, Oil, and Yfater Colors.
J. B. ZIMMER,
iEICHfliT TAILOi
Alarger, finer and belter stock of Suitings than ever be
fore. The best goods at reasonable rates. No fancy prices.
PilseneR BeeR
-AT-
j,..,. p. IT. SOPEK'S,
. nuwte ad Pool, Elegante Restaurante.
feh-Ii-dly N0S' 118, 130 UU(J 123 ElftUTEICN'TH SfKEUT, HOCK ISLAND.
S. A. MA1WCIIALL,
Merchant Tailor!
219 Twentieth Street, next door to C. Hansgen's Grocery,
W4fr ieonble rates; do fancyVico.. ROOK ISLAND.
TERRORISM.
fiad State of Affairs Reported in tho
Lone Star StateThe Murder
of Judge Haughn.
Chicago, July IS The Tribune's special
in.m nnsmnqlMn tins tlie following . .
letter from Jefferson. Texas, dared July 1 ,
and tiiclo.-in; a letter (row a citron of tie
place, gives seme additional information
alwut the as-ashiiiMtiou of Judge Huugh'i,
mid ii,eiules oilier statements concerning
Hie lriliirnblc stuto of altaiis thei lids
writer a.ssens Hint District Attorney Outli
ridtfo is riMi kct for dath, and that nt
present it uoild be (longerons for Id'n
Uj iiHiic to Jetfsrsou. Even at Mlneola,
where he is .o- living, lie isnut&afe. Wlirlo
Jefferson bus .iln-iys been a iwd ptac, witli a
hard name, it was never worse tluiu now.
It is-beiit ved that the nmils are being tntu
pued with to prevent the transmission
tbi'iuedi them of reports unfavorable to sus
pected pemoiw. Tho writer of tlie li tter
from whu h tl.i-. account is Is ken expies-ci. I. is
Iwlicf lh.it the postoQlco ofliclals at Jefferson
are in sympathy with mi under control of
the d- leiid ints in the election ra?es. fleforo
the mnnh.r of Judge Haughn an attempt was
made through the Hon. (.'. C. KinclJey,
chairt!!nn of the Republican state commit t,
to have Judge llnughn appointed postmas
ter, as it was lielieved shut his ofliciel posi
tion would protect Haughn. Mr. Bindley
disi .'guided the proposition.
Since the arrival iu Jefferson of the papeis
containing accounts of Hanghn's assassina
tion there haj been quite a iiminoll.n, and
some persons have angrily denounced ihe as
sertion contained in them as lies, while oth
ers insist that not half his been told of l hi
thi'.'nt i:i:u!e and r. ty of violeneo omrnr.t':t.
Joe Chil'l, one of the election oe wiic.ii.-a,
has flod. Several other witnesses bac fol
lowed him, and there- is an avowed pu.-p. e
to tonori.-e all the witnesses and the curt
Tilings were hot when lb leJegran.s contain
ing the repmts from the department or
tice worn read, and armed meu perambulated
the streets for several nights. Ui.trtrt- At
torney (jiithridira, now that Judge Hauihi
is dead is the only pcrwu suffietetitly :
quiint.sl with the Marion county election
h to proceed with them, and for thu
reason the feeling again't him Is particulai ly
bitter.
A visitor to Jefferson, July !0, heard from
a man in the place, an account of Judge
Haughn's murder which has readied Wash
ington. This man sai l that the murder was
I he subject of great rejoicing, and telegrams
were constantly coining in congratulating the
assassins upon their success. Tlie first shot at
Judge Haughn struck his horse in the jaw.
Tho second shot grazed the Judge, striking
him in the neck. The horse jumped to the
right and whirled around, viheu he was
graspod by the assassins, who pulled him off
He fell upon his knees. His assailants lit a
match so as to enabla them to see whereto
fire. Judge Haughu lifted bis bauds and
begged that his life might lie spared for the
sake of his wife and child. He then cried out
for help so loud that he was heard a long
distance, and then the murderers silenced Ins
cries by two shota Suspicious looking men
hung about the neighborhood all night, and
people did not dare to venture out to learn t he
cause of the shouting and shooting. One
person in Jefferson says ha twlievea be can
name all the iarties to the murder, and would
give them to the district attorney aud then
leave the place.
"No man's life," says one account, "is safe
here if the man does not sympathize with the
enemies of the government. The defend
ants," Ibis man says, "keep a sharp lookout
for all mull matter, and I think they are
going through the mail and finding out all
tneycan. 1 lie leaders are getting very un
easy. Inquiry Is made of me fifty times a
day if I have any idea who d(d the "shooting.
i Know r.uey inienil to shoot Mr. Uuthridce
and Judge Morrill, and the whole court if
eejsary."
At the department of justice no one is able
to tell w hat Attorney-General Brewster will
do in response to the appeals made to him by
Distrart Attorney Uulhridge and the private
citizens who have lieen impelled to address
him from a sense of insecurity. No word has
iiiijiiiiies rer-eived
;ea filiation.
nt to Jefferson in reply to any of the
ince Judge Hnughn's
KIFLEMfcN AT WIMBLEDON.
?litnkci in the tmi riran Nrore---The
liiihtpiire Cup.
I,oviiin. July Is -Trio -hooting for the
Koh.p.,ie cup took place at Wimbledon The
.r !.- w... l-oitip.'l.-d bil l.y tHin-. teptet'cnt
IChgland, Caiiuda, 1 im eland of Jmcv
oid tile-ruse-, urnl Ind.a. The tetons. n.-i-
oinpose.l ot eight men each Thw (jiu,.. v
..1 oii, una ooo yai-i-. r..w n man ivas
alhovH.l seven shots at eic h lauee.. Th- cm
on by the KtiglKh tim Thes. i.ies
it. n-; lull.. -as: England, 1,'lS; Canada, tr.tl,
Misey, LIS. (bierii-ey. f, India. tiU.
A levisiou of the scoc-s made by the Allier
au riilemeu in their shooting fur the cur
and t Ml specially taesented for that conumti-
tion, shows that VanhuMen was I he victor
his score for the two davs' shootine was
I against a total of lh for Joiner.
the shooting for the Albert Jswel
was completwl at Wimbledon; the pri?e
wns won ny n nson, ot tlie Ulster rifles,
wen scorca no n-nii, tue only mem
ber of the American team who competed in
this contest., scored m. In shootnnr at 1 (KjO
ards each n:un was allowed fifteen shots.
was
The Aimy li nrm.
I.am-astkr, Pa .July IS - Thearmy worm
has lnude its appearance hi tho noi them sec
tion of this country in huge numbers, and is
committing ravages iu the tobacco-fields.
Many of theplanls are literally covered with
the worms.
I.mi.F. Rock, Ark , July 18 Reports
from Alexnnibia, I,a., soy tb army-worm
bus appeared in that vicinity and adjacent
parishes iu large numbers. Its rnv aires are
confined to grass fields thus far, but the plant
ers anticipate the loss of their cano nod other
crops.
Toe Survivine 1'lingao Aaaaasin.
Des Moines, Iowa, July 18 The sherifl
of this county returned from Harlan lust
night without Hardy, he having been i
rnigned for the ninnlur of Mr. J. W. Maddv
of Maine, aud held to await tho action of the
grand jury, in August. It is not improbable
nar liaroy win yet do lynched.
It is now ascertained that Crawford.
Hardy's pal, who was shot, was former) v n
resident near Polk City.
Hallock, w ho was shotrby: the desperadoes
will probably recover.
The Cholera.
Alexandria, July 13 The reports of
deaths from cholera are as follows: At Damb
etta, IS; Mansurab, 45; Menzaleb, 4'2; Sama
noud, 22; Chobar, 11; Cairo, 17; Chirbin, e,
and Talka, O.
London, July 18. Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood,
commander of the forces in Egypt, who had
embarked at Suez for England, has returned,
by ordor of the khedive, in conserr tencc of the
appearance of cholera in Cairo.
rx-Tteaauier Palk'a Trial Rr(an.
Nashville, Tenn,, July 18 -Judge Allea
has overruled the motion to quash the indict
incut in the cases against en Treasurer P,,lu.
The jury was sworn, and the trial begun
Roliert L CiUiiptiell, a clerk in the comjl
1 1 oiler's oiliie, descrlld the matiner of
I reiving money In the treasury
and of disbursing it.. Capt. Fleming,
I'olk's fiirmer book keeper gave a succinct ne
cniint. of bow Polk concealed tlie deficit of
fiVUHiO two ycara ago hy falsa credit at the
banks; of bow he speculated in Wall street
with Victor Newcomb, during which time
Polk claims that Newcomb unloaded on him.
when the Louisville & Nashville stock de
clined ; and of how Polk operated in Memphis
ft Charleston stock.
TRADE.
Kock Island Market.
Corrected Daily.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES.
sroARs.
Powdered..
Granule-ted 9iaSsi
Confectioners' A 9
Standard A 8
White En. C (U4
Ex. C h
Yellow C "HaTJi
Yellow 71
SHUTS.
Maple Syrups 80a5
Crystal Drips 43a45
Amber Loaf Drips 3Na42
Corn Syrup 3iia4e
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vinegar , 18Hal8
Kentucky Cider, t bbl 7 50
Hew York Cider, $f gal 2435
Suit 1 so
COFFEES.
FaucyRto laaij
Choice Rio ijal8
Prime hlo Haij
Ocod Fair Rio Iiiall
Common Rio . aaju
Choice Mexican 13
Choice I'eaberry Halo
Choice OolJen Rio 13U14
Maudahliug Java 26a2y
0. G. Java loaiX)
TEAS.
Imperial 2:,a4r.
Gnn Powder... 25atiu
Young Hyson ', i6a65
English Breakfast hKtii
Ookmg gsaw
JPn
, " FLOITR. ' Per bbl
Qniiicy Patent 7 50
Quincy Eagle 7 on
White Rose t SO
Pillsbnry's Best Minnesota 8 00
Gold Medal Minnesota 7 60
Chapman's Best s 00
Jack Froit 6 75
Mt. Olive ' 6 50
WhlteSatin 6 50
risB.
No. 1 mackerel hf. bbls $7 50a7 76
No. S mackerel hf. bbls 6 56 60
No. 1 mackirl kits 1 ioal SO
No. 8 mackerel kits so 95
family mackerel kits 80a 85
No. 1 white Ssh hf. bbls 7 00
Family white fish hf, bbls 5 60
No. 1 white fish kits 1 15
THE MARKETS.
CittCAOO.July IS. Rodiger & Co's. market
letter of this evening says: Wheat opead
lower this morning, with sales of August
wheat at tl.04V, and has been weskthrough
out. the day, dosing this afternoon at the
lowest figures, and the prospect of a telegraph
strike cutting off outside communication
caused additional weakness. Receipts, in
cluding one car of new w inter w heat.were very
small to-day, only twenty-seven cars. Somt
40,000 bushels were taken for shipment. Com
was weK, principally in sympathy with
w heat, the premium of August over septem
lier having been lost, and both closing thu
afternoon at the same price. Pork and lard
jiened strong this morning, but sold oil
sharply subsequently, the decline being, how
ever, a simple reaction after the sharp ad
vance of yesterday. There is an increasing
demand from outside for both pork and lard
Open
ing. Sept. pork . 14 HO
Sept. lard.. W.0U
Aug. wheat. l.tM1
Sept. wheat. l.tNi't
Oct wheat. 1 07lj
Aug corn.. 51
Sept corn.. 51
Yearcorn... 4tl1'
Aug. oats.... 28
BY SI DF THE FOOLS.
u yaruuu my remarKing it but, my dear
oid friend, how changed you are. I declare yon
must have lived very high or very fast to have
driven the color out of your hair and the spring
cut 01 your step this fashion."
Looking at the sunset on the river from the
grounds of his place up the Hudson, my school
cham who Is now one of the best known mining
expem in me country answered: ' It wasn't
fast living did It, bnt ds-spepsia and nervous col
lapse, from overwork. I ought to have stopped
years before I did. I was a fool. But who isn't,
If yon come to thatf
"lam thirty -five years old," writes Mr. Charles
Watts, of West Somers, Putnam Co., N. Y..
and had suffered from dyspepsia for fifteen years.
Went the round of the current remedies, falsely
so called. Listlessly and without hope I gave
Parker's Tonic a trial. The result may be stated
in three words: it cured me. I endorse now
without hesitation. It is the dyspeptic's refuge."
Mr. G. R. Cole, druggist, of Carmel, N. T., certl
Jes to the truth of Mr. Watt's statement.
HIecox&Co., proprietors, call especial atten
tion to the fact that this preparation, which has
beenknown as Pabker's Gisoeb Tonic, will here
after be called Pabker'sTosic. As unprincipled
dealers are constantly deceiving their customers
by substituting inferior articles under the nnme
ot finger, and as ginger is really an unimportant
ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the preparation
itself, and all bottles remaining In the hands of
dealers, wrapped under the name of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine if tie
facsimile signature of Hiscox & Co. is at the bot
tom of the outside wrapper.
Low- High- Call
. est. est. Board
Close.
14 30 14 00 14 5o
8 NT r.'wr MM
1.03 i.mii 1.0s
1 os 100 uiVj
1 ot'1, 1 u;. 1 mu,
so sa' r
oosi h rm.
40X - 44i 4C'-6
sX S8J SaV.
r oris.
New
lower;
York,
feverisl
July IS. Wheat
Hfimewhat excite.1;
ie?lH'i
active
sfieculative trailing; No. 1 w bite tl 11 ; No.
r1 August II I5st,l;jl 10, September
I.1!'V,'S lH. Oitober $!.!ru3l.3l Nov
v.-mlier $1 'i'lSl .. Corn llc. lower
fairly active; mixed western spot 4d(.W.',
future .WitfftiVc. Oats V8'(2 V lower; west
ern 40(5."c, Provisions Beef dull and
weak; new extra $12(13. Pork dull and
unsettled- spot new niess tl5.75iglfl. Lard
opening firm; afterward lower; steam-rendered
$'.it10; sides 200 tierces.
Toledo.
Toledo, July IS Wheat Hc better;
active; No. 1 white ti ll; No. 2doi-; No.
2 red cash and July $ 1. 11; August $1.12
Septemlier tl. 14; Oi'totier tl. ; Novemlwr
tl IS; yeaf $1 HJi ; January 1 --. No. 8
red tl II- Corn liC higher and a. tiv; No.
1! cash, July or August. .'ic, September
,".l!c; rejei-ted Tile. Oits flull bnt tirm;
No t'casli 4?i-; August or September ;UP
tt:!!1',!': Va -"' 'k:
Chicaco l.lve tttoek Havkrc.
Union SfiKK Yards. Julv IS c.ttl
The demand was good, and choii-e sters suit
able for shipment a shade hicber and searco
Rauge cattle plenty aud rood demand Fence
shipping steers, t IH(t,ti 25; cboii'e, $r,.7
tH, AO; god to extra good do, .").4ij."i.ito:
inediuni steel's, S.lllrif).;iO; bllb helV st-ei-s
t4 :it.i Id; gooil to choice fat cows mid
boiler-., $:! (Uuti .75 ; common t.i fii ,1.,
iit.: !; bills and stags, ti.iOtga.Su;
ieas grass sveers, n .ouuJ4 40; do corn
fatted, 1-4 liOr. 2.'.; natsve feeding steers
tl Wiiii .i 11, stackers, fci.'J.'aHiK. "Hogs'
The la-.mand was active and pri.-es I"a5i5c
higher. Fair to choice smooth lipid Ui. on
grades. tr..H0;8S 15; good to cboi'. e mixed
weights, t5.0tW,Y40; good to choico heavy,
40ia.- no. c-neep Demand a. tive anc
pi-ices better. Sales: Common, 42 5U(ir J S5
lair to medium, t2.H5wS.ntl
Ita; fancy,
(g 00.
Of chews of creation '
Some meet with approbation,
Some get condemnation.
That can't stand the test.
No chew in the nation
Receives 6tch ovation.
Makes such a sensation.
There's no use in denying.
Iu vain they are vieir.g.
But Eull Dog they're Imjiug.
Iu east and in west ;
Wherever tliey.re trying
This chew satisfying
The praises they're ctying
Of the Bull IVgthe best.
The butchers and bakers,
The white-hatted Quakers.
The owner of acres.
All with it feel blest ;
The cabinet maker.
The grim undertakers.
The -pontine street fakir-
Say Bull Dog is best
The gambler, the miser,
The legal adviser.
And those that are w iser.
The Bull lXip reque-l ;
'Tis a big advertiser,
A good appetizer,
Tis ui for a kaiser.
Is Bull Dog the best.
F'lR SALE BY
THE
Absolutely afe Lyman Vapor Cook Stove
THE FINEST IN THE MARKET.
The Adams & Westlake Oil Stoves, which
have no superiors
Jewett s Refrigerators, Looch & Packer Freezers, Filters. Water Coolers, and a splendid line of Sprint
House r urnishing Goods
E. W. SPENCER, .
1728 Second Avenne, Rock Island, Ills.
oct 31-dly
THE
STOVE
HAS NO
O. H. SCHOCKKlt,
ROCK ISLAn.
may-18il:iiii
THE
Golden
Gem
Salye
w
fi rran ted
lu'st Ilea
Sii'diigest and
Salve made
Will.
Burns,
Sores.
Ground Itch,
Cuts,
Bruises,
Scald Head.
gixid do,
i.S0(34.74 j cbiely at tS.Oli
Chicago Market.
CmcAOO, July 19.
Lm iToca.
HOGS Estimated receipts to-day, are 12.(100;
light $5eit8 15; mixed packing, $5Mi5 40:
choice heavy. $5 40S 86.
WHEAT-$1W Aug ; $101)4 Sept. ; i 054
Oct.
CORN SO Aug.; 60 Sept.; 50 Oct.
OATS 3-14 August; Sept.
PORK-13 95 Aug. $:. 15 Sept. ; J14 85 Oct.
LaRD Jo 75 August; fit 80 Sept. ; 8 90 Oct.
FOR RENT.
Ftrrniahed rooms to rent : enquire at Sirs. Stock-
well's, 3rd avenue, opp. court house. July-18 6t
WANTED.
A rood girl to do general housework, et 1 420
iuiru Avenue. gUiy-lW-lW
LAKE FORREST
UNIVERSITY,
COLLEGE Three courses. Training thorough
and comprehensive, under professors of progress
ive and productive mmds. Special attention to
training for the ministrv. Examine for yourselves
ACADEMY. Classical and English. Offers the
best training for college and business.
FEKKY HALL. Seminary for ladles only. Un
surpassed in solid and ornamental branches.
Year begins Sept., 12. 1883. Apply to
PRES. GuLOuKY, Lake Fobbest, III.
july-lg-dftn
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed at the City Clerk's office, at Kock Island,
111., until Monday, the iid day of July, 1883 at 6
o'clock p. m., for the continuation and construc
tion of the Fifth Avenue Sewer, to be bnllt by the
city of Kock Island. The bids to be per hue.
foot. 1. for brickwork, alone : t. for brickwork, in
cluding excavating aud backlililug- Specifications
of the work required can be seen at the City
Clerk's office. The right is reserved to reject any
ur u oius. nu&nni aittiLLii.
Rock Island, 111., July U, 188-1.
City Cleik.
deodat
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed Pronoaals will be received at the fflce of
the Davenport Water Company until 1'.' o'clock
noon, July Vi, 1883, for the construction of a Res
ervoir, in Davenport, Iowa. Plans and specifica
tions can be seen at the office of the Water Compa
iiv. 807 Brady Street. Biddersmust be prepared to
furnish good and sufficient bonds for full amount
of contract. The company reserve (he right to
reject any or all bids.
Mil UAH, L 1HI.AUL, i-rest.
july-Udl
Kvcry Family should keep a box on had f,.
ready use. Ask for tlie
Golden Gem Naive.
Put up in i onin'f Imso. with tim rtkm. Si
hy Itriiirgi-t!- Mini dcalt rs.
Prepared hr
N. W. PARKINSON,
june 9 dim Plum River, Illinois
I. W. WAiTE, M. D.,
11
Ik
ical
PteiaD
t UEGEON,
1?. W. Cor. Main and Third fits.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SPECIALTIES:! Diseases of Women.
C0NSULTATI0X FKEE.
Office hours 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m , 7 to 8 8 1
p.m.,; Sundays 10 to IS a. in.
N B. I use no Electric Baths, Pads. Belts, &c.
mar-30-d3m
-SOLD BY-
EQITA.L !
BY
JOHN T. NOFTSKER,
Rock Island, 111.,
Soke Agent for Early Breakfast Stoves, corner 3rd avenue and
20tli stieets.
COMMERCIAL ALLEY
(SAMPLE ROOM,!
w esi OI carper Mouse.
tr Free Lunch every day from 10 to pi A. M.
, ROBERT CIOLI)ExSTEEN, Iro,,'lr.
"Win. Ramskill,
Merchant Tailor,
No. liin:! tscci.iid Avcnii
tSTTinr Fits a Specialty.
Rock Island, 111.
3 L WYNE8
Fortia- past Eighteen months Manufacturer of lbs,,. s:, ailJ , r- , t.,,
Custom Boot and Shoe Shop i
in the'Siiiger Machine oilice, lfios Second Avenue,
And will make as fine Boots and
HErAIKINU NEATLY DONE.
jiiEclo -df.nl
ae can be ni :de m,ywh. re.
st! icily Cash; one price, aud that the lowe.t.
ESTABLISHED IN 1838.
-PI0XEEU-
Boot and. Shoe Store,
E. TURNER, Prop.
A laree and iTne stock of Room ,,h
for Spring wf.rtr just received. Call and tx
amine.
feh 14 dly
Plasterers, Brick and Stone Masons.
always frebh
and Milwaukee Cement.
r t . i .. , . .
: V on nanu tne celebrated Fort Bjron and Cordova White Lime
from the ktlDS; also a good stock of Portland I.oni.nu .,.i Ar:,..'
v.. -v i j . r, ........... ..un -uunnuBcc vement,
-eWiork aDdMtchicun Stucco Piasterino-Hair. Milw,.k Pn., t.:..i.
Brick and Clay and ArojUo Drain Tile. Call and' eP u, .,,'" , Z:Z
PORT BYRON LIME ASSOCIATION"
Office 8017 Second Avenue.
CM.i St. Paul Depot. f KOOk jRlflnfl Tlla
vAvt JkaUU
march 3-dwCra
The STEAMER "NELLIE"
CM V3
. ri-r-rr-'.,.?-....jisgf.-
Has recertly been plaeed in first-class repairs aud
will hereafter make a specially of
EXCURSIONS !
To any and all river points. Parties Pic- irs and
all Excursionists, wan ing first class accoiomisla
Hons, at lo rales, should make arranyremeius
with
Capt. A. J. WIIITN'KY,
Rock Islam).
FWSun.iavs, 4th of July or anv day.
june-aa-diin
Meat Market.
K. Schindler. dealer to all kinds of fresh and salt
ed meats. No. 1817 Second avenue. Mock Island, IU,
J. T. DIXON,
THE
MSStiaiT T A i L u
T. B. DAVIS.
9. S. DA IS.
iJA Vlw & CO.,
Plumbers, Gas Steam Fitters.
A Complete Stock of Pipo and Pitting, up to 8-Inch.
ALL KINDS OF !
Brass Goods, Packing, Hose.
PUMPS,
SEW i:k pipe, pike ueick, etc
Las just received a full line of
the latest and nobbiest styles
in epring goods.
' No. 1706 Second Avenue.
. -0412 Doane Steam Pumps
;,rrx2&? Kclin.se Wind Mills,
Gold's Safety Heating Boilers.
Contractors for furnishing and laying Water,Gaa and Sewer Pipe
Deere's Block. 1712 First AVenuo
Moldih, III, Rock Im, i.
aog-dwly '

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