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ROCK' ISLAND, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY. JUNE 19, 1885.
ESTABLISHED OCT. 18. 1851
THIS BEATS THEM ALL
f e tat Let Those Follow to May,
SCORNING THE EAGLE. I THE ALLEGED ILLINOI8 BRIBERY.
ECUADOR REFUSES TO GIVE
JULIO SANTOS.
UP
An Alliance with Chut Going To Have a
Naval "Pkmle" The Unfortunate
Dolphin A Word for the
Nicaragua CanaL
aAll nun ,Sf
Hagirstown, Mi. Jane 19. Mr. Henry
Onderdank, of the College of St James, has
received the following fromPanama, which he
thinks "demonstrates that the United States
are not feared by South American states. "
He gives it, however foe what it is worth:
"There are rumors," writes Mr. Onder-
A Witness Who Makes am Affidavit
' Which la Declare False.
Springfield, His., June W. The honse
investigating committee Wednesday ex
amined Speaker Haines regarding the
telegraph bill. The gentleman gave
the committee the benefit of all
information he had upon the topic, but de
clared that it was little better than hearsay
evidence. He knew nothing against the in
tegrity of any member.
Mr. Haines being excused, Mr. Collins,
chairman of the committee, laid before the
organization an affidavit signed by F. H.
Tnbbs, superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph company at Chicago,
to the effect that during the month
of February of this year he had been
called upon at the Leland hotel in this oity
by Representative Baker, of Moultrie
Starting Saturday, May 23, we will sell for two weeks only,
the following named goods at these remarkable .
low prices:
don It's informant, "that Ecuador has made
an alliance with Chili to back up Ecuador to .n"v " . "2" .TL"
, i? C 'i"", meU-0f-Ulegraph bill for ,2,500; that of this sum
Vir WAFA TtlVinff- V.hn lw.ii a ,1 .11 a cuiaa I ' " ...
Tbe celebrated Esmeralda is at
Ouyaquil, they my, with the same purpose.
it is saia nere mat they will have a 'picnic
with the wooden American men-of-war.
Another letter says "Coaranna has au-
swered Flores (the Ecuadorian minister at
Washington) that he will not release Julio
unless a formal guarantee is written down."
250 Men's All Wool Suits Only $5,95.
Tlii" goods are the best quality of Oassimeres, Worsted, etc., and are a'.l the
latest styles, which we have been selling at from t8,00 to S 12,00. Remem
ber we are selling these good!) at 25 per cent less than other merchants
have to pay for the same.
200 Men's Fine Suits, your Choice for $8,40.
All calors, finest quality, latest styles, sold everywhere at from $ 10,00 to
$15,00; your choice for two weeks only $9,40.
Men's Best Middlesex Flannel Suits, $9!5
Men's Seersucker Coats and Vests, 2.75
Other merchants charge $3,50 to $4,00 for the same, and all other goods in the
same proportion . Remember this is uo advertising scheme, no damaged
goods or bankrupt stuff, but simply done to give the people a grand
opportunity to secure bargains such as they never had before.
Call early and make selections as this grand sale will only
continue two weeks. Remember the place.
The Golden Eagle Clothing Store
Post Office Block, Rock Island, Illinois.
A. LOEB, Mang'r.
J. B. ZIMMER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
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IF I "NTH woolens,
Is pleased to announce the completion ol his
Spring and Summer stock of Choice Suitings,--"Surpassing
all former efforts."
He solicits your attention to the above, and feels satisfied that an examina
tion will demonstrate to you that your interest can lie faithfully served.
Particular and prompt attention will 1 given to all orders with which you
may favor him Fit and Workmanship unexcelled.
No. 1810 Second Avenne, Rock Island, 111.
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Gnod Dairy and Creamery Butter, -Cotton Mops, Minn.. Potatoes, Vegetables, fcc,
C. X. LONG'S,
Cor. Nineteenth Street and Second Avenue.
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THOS. F. CAZRST,
Is'p-epsred to do all kinds of work in
Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging and Kalsomining.
A complete stock of
Wall Ptier, Curtain Fixtures, Cornice Poles and Room Mouldings. Mixed
Paints always on hand.
WA1. full iju-of Art flood and Artists-Materials. Lessons tiven in Painting and French
Embroidery Work. Embroidery Silks, (,'ords and Fancy Woods which are solo at close
ILL.:
Adrooatlof an American Canal.
San Francisco, June 19. Senator John
P. Miller, of California, chairman of the
committee on foreign relations, addresiei a
large meeting of representative business
meu in the chamber of oommere Thursday
afternoon. He spoke at great length on the
proposed Nicarajuan canal and treaties
with Great Britain and other countries;
strongly emphasized the right of the United
States under present existing circumstances
to control isthmus transit. 'The United
States ha need," be said, ''of a canal of her
own for the uses of her own commerce and
for her own defense. The Fjroocb. canal at
Panama is a menace to her interests and
safety of our Pacific coast possessions.
He said the Clayton-Bui wer treaty did not
stand in tbe way, and England would not
object to the project, and added : "I regard
it as doubtful whether Great Britain will
interpose any objection to our going for
ward with tbe great work, which will pro
mote her interests as well as ours, and bene
fit mankind. Certainly she bas no right to
object
This nation has taught western nations a
lesson of progress by example. Why should
we bait or hesitate now? Shall we ask tbe
consent of Great Britain before we proceed
to tbs execution of this great design? Or
shall we go forward without fear, with a
firm and steady step, in the grand march of
progress toward tbe fulfillment of Ameri
can de tiny T
The Much-Discussed Dolphin.
Washington City, June 19. Secretary
Whitney bas submitted a lengthy letter to
the attorney general with reference to the
Dolphin. He wants to know whether be
shall regard the performance of tbe
Dolphin as a failure of Mr. Koach to per
form his contract, or simply accept tbe
vessel as a bad bargain. He calls attention
to the fact that the design of tbe ship and
its engines were approved by tbe naval ad
visory board, and that the work bas been
constantly inspected by naval officers.
New York, June 14 The Dolphin was
taken to the sectional docks and pumped out
so that her bottom could be examined. It
was found that six feet of her keel had been
torn away and some of her plates knocked
out of gear. She will go into the Boston
docks for repairs. The injury occurred when
she went on a rock in the East river at tbe
foot of Eighth street while starting out on
ber recent trial up the sound. It was stoutly
denied at the time that she had been
aground.
Sports on Turf and Diamond.
New York, June 19. Thursday's races at
Coney Island were:
First race, mile; Nonage first, Thack
ery second, Richmond third; time, 1:30X.
Second rare, mile; Long Skip first,
Freclca, second, Pasba third; time, 1:18.
Third racns,l mile; Rataplan first, Hovs
second, Trafalgar third; time. 2:5.1.
Fourth race, IS miles; Hiss Woodford first,
Waada second, Louisette third; time, 2:00.
Fifth race, mile; Weasel first. Rice
second, Endymion third; tinip, 1:1"V-
Sixth race. Steeplechase, full course; Capt
Curry 8r.-.t, Jack second, Rory O'Moore
third; time, 7:03,
Kansas City, June 19. Tbe races here
resulted as follows Thursday:
First race, mile beats; Fletch Taylot
first, Niphon second, Our Friend third:
time, l:C'4tf.
Second race, 1 miles; Modesty first, Ly
cunrus second: time, 2:52)'.
Third race, 1 u-10 miles; Irish Tat fii'st,
Slocura second. Gold Dollar third; time,
2 sr.''.
Fourth race, 1 1-16 miie;; Virgie Hearne
first, Prie sec.iud, Chantilly third; time,
Chicago, June 19. The following were
winners at the Chicago Driving park : First
race, 2:2:1 class, pacing; Mambrino first. Res
second, Unalola third; best time, 2:19,.
Second race, 2:24 class, pacing; New Hope
first, Nellie B. necoud, Tommy Lynn third;
best time. 2:10.
BASE BALL.
Providence, R. L, June 19. The horn
club defeated tbe Bostons Thursday, 8 to 0
(SOU was to be given Baker for himself, and
tbe remainder for distribution among other
parlies. The reading of the document
occasioned quite a sensation among
tbe enmmittoemen, and a summons
was at once sent to Hr. Baker, who
soon made his appearance, and, being
sworn, said he knew Mr. Tubbs, and bad
talked with him upon general occasions. He
explicitly denied that he had at any time
made any proposition to Mr. Tubbs or any
one else of tbe character referred to.
The bill providing; for railway consolida
tion was taken up Thursday in the house;
after f. stormy scene between MacDonald
and Taylor, the senate amendments were
concurred iu. Notice of a motion to re con
sider was recorded.
MIGHTY POOR PISTOL TARGET.
Over Eighteen Tons of Gun-Powder and
Two Dead Men.
Pueblo, Colo., June 19. At 4:30 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon tbe powder magazine
belonging to the Colorado Coal & Iron com
pany, half a mile south of tbe Bessemer
steel works, in a suburb of this city, blew
up. It contained 87,000 pounds of black
powder and a quantity of dynamite.
The explosion was caused by John
Weaver, an employe of the steel
works, shooting at a mark on the door of
tbe magazine witb a rifle. Weaver was in
stantly killed and Charles Nelson, a com
panion, fatally injured. Buildings within
radius of two miles were more or less in
jured.
The damage to buildings in the vicinity
only slight When found, both men were
almost denuded of clothing, their limbs
broken, and eyes blown out Both pre
sented a pitiable appearance. Tbe place
where the magazine stood is indicated by
blackened bole in the ground twenty by
thirty feet, ten feet deep.
The Bartholdl Statue.
New York, June 19. Thursday morning
the Isare was lying in Gravesend bay,
mile below Fort Hamilton, where she ar
rived at S o'clock Wednesday after
noon. The French frigate La Flore,
from Newport, which is to take
part in tbe ceremonies attending the
reception of the statue arrived off Bandy
Hook lightship at 9:50 Thursday morning.
Tbe United States frigate Omaha
anchored near tbe Isere. The old side
wheeled man-of-war Powhattan is still oft
Quarantine waiting to take part in the
marine procession Friday.
In his speech at the banquet in Franca
just before the sailing of the Isere,
Bartholdi said four months would be re
quired to put the statue together on its I
pedestal, but competent engineers are con
fident that the work can be accomplished in
a shorter time. Gen. Stone is confident
that the pedestal will be ready for the
statue about the middle of August
It is remarked with a considerable degree
of astonishment that M. Rous tan, tbe
French minister at Washington, has de
clined all invitations to be present at tbe
ceremonies in connection with the reception
of the statue or of the officers of tbe Isere.
THE MARKETS.
Chicaoo, Jon IS.
The market Quotations on ths boar J of
trade to-day ware as foUows: Wheat No. 8 1
June, opened tsu, closed 8So; July,
pened bUMc, closed WMc; August, opened
Vlo, ckoed 92Ha. Corn No. 3 June,
opened 5je. eiosM s,o; jury, opened
He, closed 7c; August, opened tno,
closed 47 OatsNo. a June, opened
SiJie, closed 33c: July, opened SHo.
loaea sic; August, opened hbc, closed
SMe. Pork-July, opened 10.S5, closed
Siu.ic; August, opened 110.40, closed
$10.40; September, opened IW.47W, closed
io.ou. lAra July, opened eo.no,
Livestock The Union stook Yards report
the following range of prioea: Hogs Mar -1
ketODenad active but odllue lower wan I
yesterday's closing; light grades, 3.9O0 1
4.15; rough packing, tS.S5a4.06; heavy
packing, (4.0004. 15. Cattle Market weaker 1
and 10c lower; shipping. S4.9025.85; bulk,
S5.10ia5.40: butchers. 3.50(S4.40; Tsxans,
H.UU(44.;. Brjeep Market steady null
weak; t2.50ffi4.2a.
Produce: butter Best creamery, 16S'iJ
17c; fancy dairy, 1415c; packing, 6)(d)
7H'c per lb. Eggs llti Uo per dot Po
tatoesOld, SOAOc per bu; new, 12.25(9
2.75 ner bbL foultry Hpnns obickens.
tl.75gt6.00 perdoz.; old hens, 9(9 "sje, and I
roorter.s, 542-SMc per lb. Apples S 50(85. 00
per ddl BtrawDerries juicing an, auc(ft.uu
per lB-ot case: Illinois. 50ca1.10 per 24-qt I
case; Ohio, (3.00(22.50 per it2-qt case. Hay I
.No. 1 timothy. (14.00(315.00. ana do up-1
land praine, (11. uo per too.
Mew York.
New York, June IS.
Wheat Wi2Ve higher; very firm - with a
fairly active business; No. 1 white, nomi-
xo. 2 red July, i.o'(tfi.oiH; do I
August. tl.03K1.04; do September,
(l.odXdl.Oo; do October, (1.07Wfll.0i
do November, (l.OS'si. Corn 0Ais
higher and inirly active; mixed western
spot 52a57c: futures. SSKOooKo. Oats
higher; western 39(44c. Provisions I
Beef dull, easy ; new extra, (11.00. Pork I
steady; new mesa, (11.25(1 L50. Lard 1
shade stronger; steam-rendered, to. b.
St. Louis.
St. Louia, June 18.
Wheat Unsettled but higher, closing
about e below top figures, but stlU about I
c above yesterday; No. 2 red cash, (1-01,
House Cleaning Time.
LARGE
Stock
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Mv i m
5k7 Prices.
R. CRAMPTON 8c COMPANY.
W. PETERSON & CO.,
They Stand at theHead!
THE BEST SHOES
For Gentlemen' m iwnr, in the World, or the mofuy,
arc fftaac oy
STACY. ADAMS & .CO.
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July, (1.01; August (1.03. Corn Slow
and lower, closing MSt! below yesterday;
cash, 45c; July, 45),c bid; August, 45Kc I
asked. Uats better, but Inactive; cam.
SSVc: July 30k'c asked. Rye Dull: 80Ue
bid. Whisky Steady; (1.13. Provisions-
Pork, dull, (10.75. Lard, quiet; small lots,
(UoU
Milwaukee.
UiXWAVKEC, Wis., June li.
Wheat-Steady; Milwaukee No. 2, tSXo;
July, sajtc: August. 92c. Corn Scarce:
No. 2, 48c Oats Firm; No. 2, 34c Rye
Steady: No. 1, 64Xc. Barley Nominal; I
No. 2, 4c.
Teleda.
Toledo, Juds 1 SI
Wheat Steadv:No. 3 red cash and June.
93Hc; July, 93c; August, ft"iic; Septern
ber, 97c; vear, iW'c Na 8 soft, 9iXc
(1.00. Corn Qulst and firm; Na 3 cash
and June. 50Vc asked: July. 50c asked: Au
gust 51c asked. Oats Steady; No. 2, cask
and June saa.
CHICAGO.
COMFORT, 8TTLK ATT ITJUARILITTt
Ask your dealer for the Stacy, Adams A Co. 8he.
TheK goods are mad. of the best French and Ilo
meitie stock, Kaniraroo tops, in hand and machine
sewed, in CONUBKS8, BUTTON and LACH and
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. Satisfaction is
guaranteed everyone that wears the Stacy, Adams ft
Co. buoe. Sold everywhere bj first-claas dcaleis.
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No. 1818 Second Ave., Rock Island.
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Article. Opening. Closing
Wb't 'one
July 01
August Wsi 91H
Sept. i v
CObm June .... 47'i
Julv 48 4HH
August 47 464
Sept. 4T 47
Oats Jute 47
July SS !&S
August : SI
Sept. 23! 43
Pork .lune
July 10 40 10 38
August 10 45 10 37
Sept. 10 55 10 5
Lard June ....
July .... 6 65
August 75 75
Sept. 6 85 6 85
Ribs June
July .... 5 4J
August .... 5 60
Sept. .... 5 57
Hogs-ai.000 ; light, 4 05a4 SO; mixed, 3 S5al 10
heavy, 4 10a4 SO
ALASKA'S REFRIGERATORS,
Climax Cook Stoves,
Monitor Oil Stoves,
Rapid Ice Cream Freezers
Water Coolers, &c
Knew of Her Father. Kasoallty.
Washington Citt, June 19. His ex
plained that Miss Christie, postmaster at
Nyack, N. Y., whose dismisbsl has been
criticised, was not removed for political or
personal reasons, but upon the report of a
rjnstofflce inspector, a republican, that be
believed Miss Christie t have been cogniz
ant of a fraudulent practice on tbe part ol
her father, now dead, who was her predeces
sor in the office. Tbe inspect
or reported that Mi Christie
received monthly compensation for twelve
months transfer of mails aoross tbe rivet
each year, whereas the transfer was made
only eight months out of tbe year. The
report stated that Miss Christie' could not
have been ignorant of the fraud. Post
master General Vilas drew upon Mist
Christie's brother, administrator of tbe late
postmaster's estate, for (2,700, the amount
of overpayment. The draft was returnee!
and payment refused.
Oats- 33c
Hay Timothy J8.00.
Hsy Wild-l5.0il.
Corn 40c
Potatoes 33c.
Onions 90c.
Coal Soft 12; hard t8 50.
Cord wood (4 U).
Straw It. Oil.
nbroidery Silka, Cords and Fancy Woods
figures; call and teBt prices of work.
1818 Second Avenue, ROCK ISLAND,
JACOB OHLWEILER, Jr.,
Wines,
-BET1IL lltALEB IN-
Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 309 Twentieth Street.
tsCree Lunch every oiorniiig and every Satuiday evening. mJ 7 ""
T " BAVis.
S. 8. DAVIS
DVVIS & CO.,
Plumbers, Gas Steam Fitters.
A CompleU Stock of Pipe and Fittings tip to 8-Inch.
ALL KITTM OT
Brass Goods, Packing, Hose.
PUMPS,
SEW EK I'U'E, FIRE BRICK, ETC
SOL ASSSTS TO
A Preacher Who Stands No Nonsense.
Boston, Maw, June 10. A Hartford
special to The Herald says that the Kev. C.
B. Everest, whose salary of (10,000 a year,
is the largest paid to any clergyman in Con
necticut, . will, on the first Sunday in July,
pn ach his farewell sermon as pastor of the
Corner Congregational church in Meriden.
A HlrTerenoe recently arose between Mr.
Evorert and the organist, Mr. Paine, as to
the character of tbe music to be selected,
Paine being unwilling to admit anything
not of the highest order. The quarrel grew
until Paine resigned In a buff, after
derisively playing, it is said, as ms nnaie, a
dexterously disguised version of "Way
Down Upon the Swanee River" Paine't
sympathisers have arrayed themselves
against the pastor, and the latter being a
high-spirited gentleman, nas resignea. sr.
Evereit has bad years or service m raw
York and Chicago. He owns a large farm
in Dakota. .
Very Probably He la. .
rwicAOO. June 19. At about 11 o'clock
Wdnesdav ninht, Charles Oland, a Swedish
laborer who h ves at 58 North Market street,
tried to push a switch engine off the track in
the yard of the Northwestern Kail way com
pany, but was himself badly injured with
out accomplishing his object. He was taken
to the county hospital oy me ponce pawm,
and on tbe way told the officers that as be
had a week's wages in his pocket he was able
to pay for any damage tbe engine might
have received. Olana is prooaoiy a nana.
Rum era of a Deetructlre Tornado. ,
Fort Worth. Tex., June 19. Rumors
reach here of a destructive tornado at Hen
rietta Wednesday. No particulars can De
bad. as the telegraphic communication is
entirely interrupted.
The warmer weather often has a de-
nrMjrin0 and debilitating effect. Hoods
I f o "...
The Meanest Sort of Kobberv.
New York. June 10. Money has dis
appeared mysteriously from the poor boxes
of several Roman Catholic churches in this
vicinity of late. Wednesday tbe sexton ol
St Patrick's church in Brooklyn, while
hiding for tbe purpose of watching the poor
box, saw a man, after the congregation had
dispersed from early mass, take a whale
bone, attach an -adhesive substance
to it, thrust it into the small opening
of the box and draw out a com which ad
hered to the sticking substance. The sex
ton waited until the man had abstracted
(1.709 in this way, and then took him in
custody and delivered him to the polios.
The thief gave his name as Bernard Pellott.
He said there were others "in tbe business,
but refused to give any further in forma
tioiL He pleaded guilty to larceny and wan
remanded for sentence.
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WILLARD BAKER & CO.'S
Opposite Harper House.
BOCK ISLAND.
THE) TIVOLI,"
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - - Opp. Harper House.
3f"Ttie -'Tivou" has lately been transformed Into a Palace equaling in every respect the lues
saloons in cmcairo anu eurnaHaing anytning in tne tnree cities. The Liquid llerresamanu
dispensed at tnie estaiilislimeat Is in keeping with its grand improvement.
Jun-7 dCm
elegant him h served every morning. All klnda ol Sandwiches
served on short notice.
EXUMfflTS
MOST PERFECT MADE
Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors.
Prepared by a physician with special regard to
health.
ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
No. 1809 Second Avenue.
Mj ii : !
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Trunks,
Traveling Bags,
Sample Cases.
E3T" REPAIRING DONE.I
HALF-CENT A WORD.
Ths A bo us hereafter wi' I Dublish in this col
umn all advertisements of Lot. Fonnd. For Rent,
For Sale, Bosrd or Koomo, Wanted, and similar
notice, at the low rate ol one-half a cent a word.
each figure a word, but ui advertisement less
than ten centa
FOK SALE Old papers for sale u any quantity I
ai mis omce, caeap.
lCome and see ns.
PARK & ELLIS,
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, &c
All the Leading Styles and Makes In
Men's, Women's, Misses, Boy's, Youth's
and Children's Goods.
Down to Starvation Prices. The public, we think, bas hal
enongh '-Cheap Klioes" and are ready for good Shoes, oheap.
1 704 Second Avenue. -
Don't Give This Away.
Cincinnati, June 19. The Enquirer's
Washington special says: One of tbe most
desirable positions under the government
is that of bank examiner. Tnis office is
paid by fees. He is allowed to visit a bank
whenever be pleases, and when he makes s
visit tbe bank must pay him fees. There U
one assigned to each state, and it is said that
the Ohio examiner's place is worth anywhere
from $3,000 to f$,000 per year. Is
fact, however, there is no telling bow much
a bank examiner can make. As singular
as it may seem, there h not any thing lika
a rush for this position by Buckeye lmo
crate, only one thus far having been heard
of as being an applicant The place is now
held bv Dick Parsons, of Cleveland. Bob
Miller, of Kenton, is the applicant who de
sires to succeed Parsons. ,
Deane Steam Pumps
Eclipse Wind Mills,
Sarsaparilla
lassitude
overcomes all languor and
Episcopal Prayer-Beok Bevised-
Milwaukee. June 19. At Wednesday
night's session of the council of the Wiscoo
sin Episcopal diocese a oomaittee submitted
a report on tbe changes la regard to tbs
common prayer book, as suggested and
recommended by tbe last general conven
tion held at Chicago. The report was very
lengthy, and opposed the adoption of the
chanse recommended, but was adopted by
tbe council after a long and lengthy discus
ion.
The profits of the late Hugh Conway
on tbe shilling edition or taiiea uact
were?9,000.
Gold's Safety Heating Boilers.
"tractora for fiinilsMiig and laying Water,Gaa and Sewer Pipe
cere's Blonk 1712 First A.venuej
Moian, III. Rock Islahd, III.
""dsn,
Hotice to Dec Owners.
Crrr Mabshax's Office. Rock Isuasd,
June 16, 1885. Notice is hereby gien to
owners of dogs to register ana pay me tax
now due. All owners of dogs are re
quested to pay their tax without delay to
. . , . , - m it. nMli.
the City marsnai at nis uiuoc,
nance in relation to dogs will be enforced
to tbe full extent of the law.
. . JjOtJTS V. Eckhakt, J
if City Marshal.
SCHOOL ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given tbirt on Tuesday tbe 80th
day of June, 18t, St the Wideawake Hose Hoase,
(Cosrt House Square) in the city of Hock Island,
an election will be held lot
One Member of the Board of
. . Education,
which election will be opened at eight o'clock in
the morning and continue open uniil seven o'clock
In tne anernoon or tnat nay.
. Tnou ah HTTHnOCSL Mavor.
Rock bland, HI., June lvta,lS8S. dtd
FOR RENT Two f arniehed rooms suitable for I
man and wile or two single gentlemen. No. 8141
Fifteenth el. Mock island. zu-au
FOR S ALE Sixty lots In my additions to the
city or Koca isiauu on lour yearly payments, wiw
Intcreat at six per cent per annum.
d-S-m 11. Davenport.
WM. RAMSKILL,
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FOR MALE One story "honse, fonr rooms, cel
lar, well, stable, high lot; located three blocks I
south or streetcar line, near zvtn street, rrice f
ti if taken soon. Annly to Edward Lleber-
knecht. Mo. ?19 Second avenne. Insurance and 1
Real Estate Agent. 17-et
No. 1603 Second Avenue,
pST"Flne riu a Specialty.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
WANTED A rood girl at Krell's rcstsnrsnt.
No. Mil) Second avenue. IV tf
F. S. SOUTHABB
WANTED Ladles and gentlemen in city or I
country wiahing to earn $3 to t& a day at their own
somes; no canvassing; work lumisnea ana semi
by mail any distance. For particulars address I
with stamp, Cktstalimd Photo Co.. 63 w. 7th
St., Cincinnati, O. 11-St
-Manufacturer and Dealer iu-
J B UTrn Au active Man or Woman in every I
lV MR I LU county to sell our goods. Salary
.79 per month and expenses, or commission
Exneuaes in advance, s-l outnt free. Vor full
Particulars address Standaso Silvib Wass Co.,
oston, Maes, msyU-dwlm
TTTIUTrn Ladies and Tonne Hen, in city
V II LU country, to work for us at their
11 home. Permanent emDlovment: no instruc
tions to buy. Work sent by mail (distance no ob
jection). $9 to f 12 per week can be made. Mo
canvassing. No stamp for reply. Please address
Hons Mia'r e Co.. Bosun. Msss. P. o. Vox
Wis. may 21-dwlm
Dr. WILLIAMS.
189 Wisconsin Street, ..
MILWAUKEE, : WISCONSIN.
Nervous, Chrpnlo
and Female pi sea
well
eitrftlllTV Nervo
drtb MLIIl aad Fsi
... Dr. Williams la a reeufar ulivniciau.
and favorably known here for 16 years, and rec-
ommended br leadlux citisena as TBS bsst la I
kis specialty.
Yourig and Middle-Aged Men
tnouM enwnU him or read his "Bomb Tb(at I
skT" (sent free to any aoareas; oeiere sppiy
tag to others. Open evenings. mai-19-dwSm
UPHOLSTERED IFURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Also Dealer in Mirrors, Cornish Poles, Curtain Fixtures, Mouldings, Etc.,
(7Pricts lower than tbe lowest. , Tremau's Block, opp .ComrnercislJHotel.
JACOBRILEY, .
Dealer and Importer In , ; . . ..
Marble and Granite Monuments.
tsrSpecial Designs famished on application. Correspondence solicited. ,
. Works and Office on East 17th St., opposite P, O..
sept 25-dly Rock Island, HI.
J. T. DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealei in Mens Fine Woolens, '
1 706 Second avenue.
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