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ESTABLISHED OCT. 18, 18511
VOLUME IXX11 NO 180.
ROCK ISLMD, ILLINOIS. TUtSDAY, MAY 20, 1SS4.
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usv he VPai thrnnsrh the lines of the advertisements
onr competitors who find it difficult to make np their
mind to RUN A RACE against the . .
CLOTHING STORE!
No Humbug, No Puzzle,
But Good Goods at the Lowest Prices.. Vf
-Look at the Grand Array of Presents to be given away to
our customers who purchase $4,00 worth and upwards:
Two $100 United States Bonds,
One very Stylish Top Buggy,
From the celebrated H. M. Wall's Factory, Hock Island, worth $300. ,
Two Elegant Bedroom Sets,
Two Sieger Family Sewing Machines,
Two China Dinner Sets, each 140 Piece,
Two China Tea Sets, each 46 Pieces.
Two Chamber Sets,
One Baby Buggy,
ch h:f fo niees,
Silver Water Pitchers,
Castors,
TELEGRAPHIC.
i out he thinks they related only to the man
ner of disposing of the wheat.
DISCUSSING CAUSES.
O POISON
Wise Men of Gotham Explaining the
Recent Business Difficulties.
One Ms ii Lars II on the Demorali
zation of Sliver Reflections on
the Orant-Ward an Marine
Bank Vailnres.
Trench Bronze Clocks,
Silver Knives and Forks,
Sutter Dishes,
Easy Chairs and Rockers,
Toilet, Center and Exten
sion Tables,
AND HUNDREDa OF OTHER COSTLY PRESENTS
i . ALL EXHIBITED
In our Store and Show Windows.
' ISP" With every purchase of $4,00 or over we give one of the
above presents. In addition we give a Base Ball and Bat with
every Boy's snit.
OUR SPRING STOCK OF
Clothing and Mens Furnishings,
is complete in every respect.
ISf-All Goods marked in plain figures, and our prices lower
than any other house in the city. Come and be convinced.
Golden Eagle Clothing Store,
Post Office Block, Rock Island.
A. LOEB, Manager.
april-S3-d3m
ALwAYS
'Mclntire & Co.,
Are Pleased to announce that their
SPRING GOODS
Are arriving. Space forbids us mentioning any where near
what we have, but. attention is called to our
"Dress Goo Js Department,"
Wliprp innr hp. fminrl elegant stvies in new effects. In Black
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Goods we show Polka Brilliantines, Ottoman Foules, Crape-tie-Chinz,
etc. In Colored Goods, Ottoman Foules, Prunelle Cloth,
etc. Also an elegant line of Shirtings, Cambrics, Seersuckers,
Scotch Ginghams, Zephers, etc.
CniCAOo, May 20. The Herald's New
Fork correspondent, after commenting upon
tbe shrinkage of values in stocks precedent
to tlie late panic, says:
Whence came the shrinkage! I asked a
n ine and rich old broker, who has kept his
eyes open and has lived in tbe world ever
t.iiu e he was born, and he said, with an air
uf positiveness:
"Oold is now expressing itself. It -is nat
urally of a domineering disposition, and it is
now showing its power."
I uske.l an explanation, and he went on:
"The demonetization of silver is tbe largest
of sevei al causes that have produced this
enriiikagc of values. Twelve or fifteen years
a" there was a good deal more money in the
v. c rid than there is now, and, as the money
i.j, beon destroyed, so the property that it
rii esented has been destroyed too. When!
I say in-ic . I mean gold and silver,
which aii.ii are money. Individual
notes, - buuk lutes, and government notes
m not uiuuev, of course; tbey are
tily promises to pay money. Twenty
itars ago there was something like $10,000,-i-
D.Ouo of money in the world, of which
11. hi ly half was silver and helped regulate
thr vrtlui'. The nations of Europe, put up to
it by'tt.e Rothschilds and Barings, whose
prcv;erty was in gold, which would become
moie valuable if somebody else's money
could be destroyed, began a war upon silver.
They demonetized it, declared it bogus, and
drove it out of circulation. At
least $1,000,000,000 of it has been
degraded, melted up, and sold at a
reduced price for use in the arts. Of course,
gold has risen in real value, as it came more
and more to monopolize the money market.
The man who had f 10 in gold saw it grow
into $12 in purchasing value before his eyes.
The men who had real estate, railroads, and
other permanent property saw it shrink
command less and less of the money which
was becoming more and more scarce.
Silver, the handsomest and most useful and
least variable of the coins, has been dis
credited, and the property of which it was
the shield ar.d bulwark has been discredited
too. Tbe demonitization of silver is a colos
sal crime of European conspirators, of whom
this silver-producing nation is the stupid
dupe."
He thus ran on very earnestly. I don't
know whether he was right or not, but I give
you his wor Js. And be added: "Don't print
my name. It would injure me hm in New
York city, where the gold anglorjsafia is now
at its height"
You us Ward's Operations.
New York, May 30. "Oath," speaking of
the Marine bank and Grant-Ward failure,
says he had a talk with a well-posted Wall
street man on tho subject, and asked him:
"You were a banker for some time in the
vicirinity of Wall street; can you apply any
general principles to this failure?"
"Yes," said my friend. "The passion to get
a great deal of money has become so general
that the speculators have found their way
into these banks, or Into a great many of
tiieiu, where tbe officers were receiving re
spectable salaries, but not sums enough to
make them millionaires. These yonng specu
lators, like Ward, have shown the bank presi
dents and directors how to make a great deal
of money. Now, Elkins adopted the true
course ; when any thing pays you too much
money it is either dangerous or dishonest.
Six per cent, is all that money is entitled to
earn under honest conditions. If it earns
more there is something unnatural, uncer
tain aud threatening under the pie.
There is no limit, " said my friend, "to
the ruin than can be wrought by a
young man who has never had a business
reverse, whose confidence is like his youth,
unscarred, who learns from older men on the
street the lessons of discretion and silence,
and, like Napoleon, goes on amid a perfect
sea of obligations until he submerges him
self and all who follow him. He thinks that
no place is too deep if he still has a foothold,
and finally there is a step where he goes
under. It is in the highest degree reprehen
sible," said my friend, "for a man occupying
a fi iueiary trust to have any interest in
a speculative house. Here we find
the city chamberlain of New York
a broker on the street. Most of the
officers of the city government seam to have
a baud in some of these brokers' houses. Tbe
presidents of the banks allow themselves to
have a special interest or a secret interest in
a broker's fltablishment. Speculation is the
curse of this country. It is only one of tbe
forms of the nearly universal gambling. The
women have as much to do with this condi
tion of things as the men, since they expect
their husbands to keep them up in tbe high
est style of life."
The News or the Day.
New York, May 20 AtTaits iu financial
circles aragoiuon much the same as pre
vious to the turbul'ait events of la-t we k.
There is no rash or excitement, and the
streets in the vicinity of tlw exchange are
entirely free, from the tumultuous
crowds that gathered in them
since Wedn?sday last Ttie attendance of
brokers shows no falling off, and the morn
ing found them early at their various offices,
hurriediy preparing for the opening of the
market The board-room at tbe opening of
business was in murk-d contrast with the
closing days last week all quiet and orderly,
no rnshiug of brokers from one slock crowd
to another; and the entire absene? of any ex
citement whatever.
There are no indications now of further big
failures, though smalt ones are possible. Tbe
feeling is still uneasy and n.-rvons.
Nkw York, May a,). Tim failure of W. B.
Scott & Co., bankers, has just been an
nounced. The Erie Havings bunk bus closed
its doors. Among the depositors are a large
number of railway men. It is reported that
an eug ineer of the Lake Shore loses $3,0UU of
his savings. Tlie cause of the suspension is
not made public. It is rumored tout i "resi
dent Adam Mi-abender has left the country.
Londox, May 20. The market for Amer
ican railway securities at noon was iniiel and
somewhat irregular. Compared with Situr
day's closing prices, St. Paul shows ivtooliiii1
of 1; Reading, Erie, ; Erie sivon ls,
New York Central advance.! K Illinois
Central, )4 Lake Shore was off 1M from
Saturday's closing.
New York, May 13. The sympathy ex
tended to IHmnell, Lawson & isimnsnn has
induced them to submit a proposition to thei
creditors which w ill result in their rt-smuin;
business in a few days. It is couljl.?n!ly es
peered that the neoes-iary clemency will be
extended to them.
New York, May SO. -Fisk & Hatch say
that negotiations are progressing for the set
tlement of all debts town tho firm and the
Newark Savings institution. There is every
promise that nono of the firm's Chesapeake
& Ohio securities will be put upon the mar
ket. Petersburg, Va., May 20. Tho Planters
& Mechanics Bank has closed its doors. A
heavy run is being made on the Petersburg
Savings Bank, but it is thought that the bank
will be able to withstand it
IN THE PASTRY
IF ,
Vnllln, Lemon, Orange, vtr., Mavor CakH
Creami.,Pudtilnars, fec..as delicately and nat-
rully am the I'rult from which the; arc made.
F0K STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUI1
FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE.
PREPARED BY THE ,
Price Baking Powder Co.
Chicago, III.
MAKERS OP
St. Louis, Mo,
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
ANO
Dr. Price's Luniilin Yeast Gems,
Rent Dry Hop Yeaat.
WE MAKE BUT ONE QUALITY.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.
GREAT FIRE IN ASIA MINOR.
Fifteen Hundred Rutldiiigs Riirncil
Panic Among the Inlinbit3.it.
Constantinople, May lit. A dispatch has
been reoeivad from Bei-Bazar, in Asia Minor,
to tlie effect that a toiTilrio conflagration is
raging at that place. The fire broke out
early in the morning:, and spread with
great rapidity, owiti to a high wind
which was blowing at Uw time
and the lack of facilities for extin
gnishing the lire. So quickly did it sprvad
that a panic took place among the popula
tion and hundreds of families were separated
and broken up. Several thousand people
took refuge in the mosques, believing in their
supeistiliou that tht-se com J not be destroyed,
but soon found uut that nothing could impede
the progress tf the dreaded element,
Oul3' the most meaner details have as
yet been obtained. It is &&u that ftV)
dweliings, 544 warehouses and shops, eleven
mosques, fifteen schools, and 14tJ other build
ings were burned. There is no way at pros
aist of ascertaining the amount of the losses.
A larirn number of people are missing, and
many are supposed to have perishod.
Bai-Bazaror Beg-Razaar is a town of Asia
Minor on an affluent of thoSafcaro?yah, fifty-
two miles west of Angora. The population
is said to be 14,iaU. I
Mclntire & Co.
1711 Second Avenue.
foi-2S-dly
The New Riverside,
Is the best Stove made for both Wood and Coal, the most popular stove made.
SOJLD BY DA.VJT3 DOIST.
nty-S&
P. STTMNEE, Pns.
T. R. MINCKLER, 8sc t.
National Wire i: Iron Co.
DETROIT, Office & Works, Cor. 4th & Congress St. MICH.
MANnPArTITRBRA OF
Wire Cluth, Wire ComiUr kiliiiri. Wire Signs, Cheese Safe. Castinsr Br ishes. Sand sndCotu Screens,
Weather Vne, Stable Futures, Koaf Crastini, Wire & Iron Fences. Iron Shutters, Counter
J 8en4 for Catalogue.- Supports, 4ec. 3P"Mentloii this Paper.
Jan K-dly
How He Lost Five Hundred.
New York. May 20. "It's a good story,
and the reporters ought to bave it, said a
member of the Brooklyn board of assessors
tbe other day. "A member of tbe Ward firm
of blind-pool financiers, in December last,
met a vouue man who resides In the Four
teenth ward, and who we will call 'Jim.'
'Hello, Jim!' said be, 'why don't you put
your money with us and make somethmgf
'Put my money with your exciaimea Jim.
'Why, how far do you suppose it would go!
I've only got $500.' 'Wall, put that in, said
the financier, 'and it will make money
for you. It will all come back.' Jim did so.
In March he met this gentleman again ana
asked him how tbe investment was going on.
Ob, I don't remember just how you stand,'
said he, 'but it's all right Come over on the
first of the month, when we strike our balance
sheet, and you can see just how you come
out' Tbe young man called about the 9th
of that month, and was told that there was
$7,500 to his credit 'What!' he exciaimea,
$7,500? I never bad so mucn money in my
life, and Til leave it with you to make more.'
A few weeks later, in April, he returned to
the office and said that his wife seemed
to think that she ought to bave a little house
of her own, and she had a bargain in the pur
chase of just such a domicile from a man who
was in need of ready money, i ne contract
bad been signed by him and he would draw
out $7,000 from the firm, leaving tbe $500
with them for such future profitable invest
ment as they might see nt to make. Jim got
bis check for $7,000, walked out, paid for his
house, and obtained bis deed therefor. Now
be says he has 'lost' $500 by the failure of the
firm. It's a good story, ain't it! and ?
true," said the assessor, as he walked away.
Klevator of Wheat files 4.
St. Paul, May 20. David Dows & Co.,
of New York, have put a watchman ovar
30,000 bushels of wheat in tbe Queen Bse
mill at Sioux Falls, D. T., the mill and tbe
wheat belonging to George L Seney, late et
tbe .Metropolitan Dank, iavid Uews 6Z (Je
advanced $30,000 to A. G. Seney, a son ol
George L Seney, at Sioux Falls, and mana
ger of his father's business at that place, upoa
warebouse receipts far 30,000 bushels a
wheat in store tisre, and on this advance
they also bad the personal guaranty of tbe
elder Seney. Upon the news of the suspen
sion of the Metropolitan bank Daws & Jo.
telegraphed Mr. Adams to send a man to
Sioil? Falls to see that tbe wheat was there
and all safe. The man was sent as directed,
aud has reported everything all right Mr.
Adams knows of no other dealings between
Dows & Co. and Mr. Seney, although there
may bave bean and he not aware of it He
is JnoUned to think Dows ft Co. wired in
iftnftlona direct to the man at Signs Falls,
Denouncing Bismarck.
Leipsic, May 20. The trial of Captain
Heutscb and M. Kraszewsky for treason bas
been concluded. The accused were found
guilty. Captain Heutsch was sentenced to
nine years iinprisonnieiit in the house of cor
roction, and M. Kraszewsky, on account of
his extreme age, (7l years,) was ordered to be
Interned in a fortress for a term of three
years and six months. The trial was
secret, and very little testimony except
that favorable to the government was allowed
to reach the public. The friends of M.
Kraszeweky denounce tbe determined efforts
of Prince Bismarck during the trial to con
vict the Polish author in unmeasured twins,
and say his actions was inspirwl by a desire
for revenge for the intense bitterness shown
in many of the author's works toward
Germany ; especially towards Prussia.
Fatal Effect of a Rooster's Bite.
Cleveland, May 20. Henry Schneider
33 years of age, living at. 2i4 Hamilton street.
is the victim of a peculiar case of poisoning.
which may result fatally. Recently
while working among his chickens, a game
rooster new at him au ! strurk him
with his bili on the left haul, in
flicting: a wound which was not. con
littered serious, although very painful.
day of two later the liauJ &iv- arm tvan t;
swell, and umnistakaMe sign:, of blood
poisoning liegan to show themselves. On
Thursday he was seriously ill, and a physi
cian was called iu, Kbo pronounce i the in
jury dangerous. Mr. Seli.ici.icr grew rapidly
worse, and Friday he was somen hat b tt r,
but Saturday night he grew worse again.
and it is extremely doubtful wheitu-r be will
live.
THE TEST:
Plre a can ton down on a hot stove until heated, thea
ftmove ihe cove.r and smell. A chemist wUt not oe r
ured to detect me presence or ammonia.
WW
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
ITS I1LALT11R LLSS HAS NEVER BESH QIESTHKED.
In a million homos for a quarter of m century it b&s
tood tlio consumers' reliAbie test,
THE TESTOFTHE OVEN.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
MAKERS OV
Br. Price's Special FlaYoring Extracts,
lira ftirDBgMt,nost dWklous ad attnn Itavar kMnt,$uut
Or. Price's Lupulln Yeast Gems
For Light, Hoalthjr Bread, The Beat Ury Hop
Yeast in the World.
FOR
CHICACO.
SALE BY
CROCERS.
ST. LOUIS,
ANCHOR LINE
U. S. Mail Steamships
Sail iroiu Sew York every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERR
cabin Passage. fCIO to JsW. Second C ibla, $40.
Steerage, Outward 818, Prepaid, $41
LIVERPOOL ANII QIWOWB
From Tier No. 41 N. R.. New York,
CITY OV JtoMK Sails .Tune 14, July 12, August
Al STHL 4 May SI. June 23, July 26.
bupurb st'conimouatiojis for all clasHea or pat
seiiirers. t'aliu paae to Liverpool 60 to $100
,'UToriliiu' to accommodations. Second Cabin and
sifcracc as above. For passage, Cabin plans, Book
of rates, afcc applv to
HENDEUsON BROTHERS, Chicago
Or U. M . Loom.ky,Cahl Ro hon, Rock Inland.
mar 'JO-dt.m
Harper House Cigar Store.
A CHOICE LINE OF
mported and Domestic Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes,
AND 8MOKEK3' MATKP.IAL GENERALLY.
No. 1820 Second Aw., under Harper House.
W. A. GLOGKHOF, Proprietor.
nov-Ud1j .
HENRY SIEMON,
-DKALEU IN
FLOUR AND FEED.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
The lowest living
feh-9 l-d-Jm
price: for Cash only.
K0. 1127 SIXTH AVENE0, ROCK ISLAND,
Ooede delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
DDWUlii BROTHERS,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
Rock Island, Ills.
Ninth St
iW'Are prepared to de all kinds of Machine Work
niay-16-dwly
JACOB RILEY,
DEALETl AND IMPORT KK IN
f3 Tl fl inni t r
Ma D P. & ml ! 1 i TV I
'"Mlill uilllili I
HEAD STONES, CEMETERY COPING,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON FENCES,
LAWN STATUARY, MANTDES, Etc., Etc.
dT9pecial Designs furnished on appliriition. Correpondeuce solicited.
Works and Office on East 17th St., opposite P. O..
. Rock Island, 111.
sept- 2:'t (1 1 y
J.
B. ZIMMER,
AiLO
. ' -OF-- "
FINE WOOLENS,
Is pleased to announce the completion of his
Spring and Summer stock oi Choice Suit
ings, "Surpassing all former efforts."
He solicits your attention to the above, and ftela satisfied that an examina
tion will demonstrate to you thut your interest can be faithfully served.
Particular and prompt attention will be given to all orders with which you
may favor me. Fit and Workmanship unexcelled.
No. 1810 Second Ave Rock Island.
feb-5-dly
BUSINESS lUIUX'TORY.
ITllS.
ni'KsMi'i
V,HI, t'lu"., 111 Seveiiteenth street.
AJiNKSS MAN! I Al l'l KKKS.
Blfsterloua Dimappearaners.
Cincinnati, May 30. Miss Arabella
Hazard, a niece of CoL J. H. Mixer, of
Price's Hill, Cincinnati, has been mysteri
ously iniasiug since Friday afternoon last,
when she visited a dental ofliee. She is 33
years old, and much emaciated from a pro
tracted illeess. Her friends are unable to
account for her disappearance, unless by
sudden insanity or murder.
Milwaukee, May 20. Theodore Seidel, a
traveling salesman for H. Dahlmad, for ten
or fifteen years, has been mysteriously inis-s-ing
for six months. It is believeJ he was
murdered out west somewhere.
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it-nlKin. .John. '.'14 st'Tulltetnlh
KDWAKK
X M.iuti:.,iji:ry,
EiV.-l N'i' TAILOUS.
sii,i avenue.
WVi.ilr, II. lidirwi
!KVS ilKAl.F.hS.
WE DEFY THE WORLD!
SEE THIS LIST OF GOODS
m. H. fCl WEBB'S,
IMPORTEItS AND DEALKKS IN
China, Glass and Queensware,
ALSO
Silver and Britanic Ware, 'J'able Cutlery, Etc.
Gold Bind, Moss Rose China Tea Sets, fki pieces, with Low Eg Shell Teat $G (K
Blue Willow. Englioh Tea Si'tfsM picixs 4 50
Brown Willow, Englifh Tea Sois, 5C pieces , 5 0
English Chamber fcetn, 11 pieces, decorated in all colors, .' 2 60
Larire Size Chamber Seta, 11 pieces deeoraied in all colors, 3 5D
Stone China Cups and Sauce.ru. with liaiuiles, per set,., '.. 0
Stone China Cups and Saueers, without hamllt , per s-i-t 4t
Stone China Tea Platen, per set 40
Stone China Breakfast Plates, per set 60
Triple Plated Catocj, wh It "t tui aiid eni-r:i t-il UM)i'. oij-v , 4 flj
And all oiher goodr as cheap in piMcrtion. !iv;i-t; ctli iiid cumiiu at
I I 8 West 2d St.,
mar-23-deiidff w9m
BAVE8P0RT, IOWA.
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Wilmaus. J. M. Fust Office Ul, k.
EWSHAVEKS.
The Relief of Crordon.
Catbo, May 20 it is stated on excellent
authority that the expedition for Gn.
Gordon's relief will leave for Khartoum
about June 9. .The rise in the Nile has for
past years been telegraphed from Khartoum
about June 18. As this information will
not, of course, be forthcoming next mouth,
the authorities will calculate upon the event
and employ the nine days preceding in push
ing forward to the head of the present nav
igable portion of the stream. By this ar
rangement tbe advance will be continuous,
and the objective point of the expedition be
reached at tbe earliest possible moment
Tin, Koi k Isbtu.l liAlLY Ahuus; pumiphed every
e,'nii,!f. lSun.lii ercpti-dl iu Ari,ru3 tilivb, !
iviisiic t'ostosVtft1. Bt"t aiterti!in medium in ti e
city.
The Ivotk I;!and WKEHLr Abuuh; nulilishetl
every Friday. A line job deparlment iu connec
tion with tlie establishment.
JE8TArEAXTS ANDCOSPKfTIOSBBS.
Krell, Kred., 16W rfrond svenne.
liverH, Fret!., 1011 HPeonii Hveime.
gTATIONERS,
Wiluiana, 3. M., Post Office Bl.wk.
gALHO.NS.
Westlial, John, ISVi second avenue.
yATCH MAKKflS.
ltroniley. (I. A., 1M? second avenue.
COMMERCIAL . i LL Y
RETREAT
W. H HAYES. . H. O. CLEAVKLAND
. KSTAIiUSHJEU 1968.
Haves & Cleaveland,
J GENERAL
Insurance Agents
Fire, Life & Accident Insurance.
OFFICE Bkkobtos Block.
SCC2 ISLAND, ILL.
All Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid this
Aceucv-
Mother Swan's Worm Syrup
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con
stipation. 25c.
The dependence of man upon wheat
bread for his best nourishment makes it
important that the break be light, pala
table easy of digestion. Dr. Price.s
Cream Baking Powder is the best means
we have for securing those ends. A na
tion of housekeepers have been using it
for years and found it always the same,
pure and healthful
"Words are at times a feeble medium of
exnressine srratitude, and Rev. J. fc. Keed
found them so. He writes from Los
Anglos, Claifornia: "Words can't tell
how glad I am that I found Athlophoros.
I took one bottle' according to directions,
very near, but before I had used it all,
the pain was all cone from my face, and
no pain has returned since. It did make
a ringing in my head sure enough.' The
discoverer of this remedy for neuralgia
will long be remembered by one 1 know
or, with wbow I am closely connected.
THE MQLINL SAVINGS BANK
(Chartered bj tUeLegielotnreoI Illinois.)
MOMNE - - ILLINOIS
Ones daily trom A. M. to a P. M.,and on Taes
day aud Kalurday Kveuisgs from 7 to
B o'clock.
1st west allowed on SeposUa tt the rata of
i per Cent, per Annom.
Deposits received in amounts ol $1
ana upwards.
dECCRlTY AND ADVANTAGES.
ThenrivateoTOuertTOt the Trustees Is respon
elble to the depositors. The officers are prohibited
from borrowing any of its moneys. Minors and
married wome:. proijcveu oy special law.
Officers W. Whmlock, Presidcnt.JoBH
Good, Vice President : O. F. Humwir, cashier,
TatraTHis: 8 W.Wbwiock, Porter Skinner,
C W.Lobdell. Nelson Chester. H W.Candee.C
T. GranUi, A. S. Wright, C. . Hennway. John
Good. i. M. Christy. C. H. stoaasra.
BTThc only chartered Savings Hansin rtoci
Island Conrtv aniraiwy
. W. BKKSY. XSt.
E. W. HENBT.
HENRY BROS,
Dealers in
Groceries and Provisions
Goods delivered to any pait of the city free of
charge, fresh Etsa and Poultry to season.
feb-19-aaia
Two Doors
Vine Llqnois and Cigars.
juoe-30-dly
West of Harper House.
ROBERT GOLDEN STEEN, Prop'tr.
S. A. MARSGUALL,
Merchant Tailor
219 Twentieth Street, next door to C. Hunsgen's Grocery, 1
or ROOK ISLAND.
Has purchased an elegant Rtock of fas hionahle
Spring and Summer wear.
TIVOL1 HALLE!
M. MAGRUM, - - - - Proprietor.
Celebrated Imported ERLANGER BEER I
On Draught; Chicago and Milwaukee PlLSENF.lt and Ilock Wand Beer.
Second Avenue, 6pp. Harper House, ROCK ISLAND.
jnly-21-dly
T. B. DAVIS.
B. 8. DAY 19
IDA-VIS & CO.,
Plumbers, Gas 1 Steam Fitters.
A Complete Stock of Pipe and Fittings up to 8-Inch.
ALL KINDS or
Brass Goods, Packing, Hose.
PUMPS,
SEWER PIPE, FIDE BRICK, ETC
SOLI UIITI FOB
Deane Steam Pumps
Eclipse Wind Mills,
Gold's Safety Heating " Boilers.
Contractors for furnishing and laying Water ,Gas aud Sewer Pipe
Deere's Block,
Mourn, Iu
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1712 First Avenue
Rook Islaud, Iu..
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