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KOCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1SS5.
ESTABLISHED OCT. 18, 1851
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THIS BEATS THEM ALL.
ffe tat Lei tee Follow lo May.
BROWN'S BURDENS.
HE SEEMS TO HAVt "CARRIED" TOO
" MUCH FEMININITY.
Chicago Man Who Buffered from Too
Much Better Hair, it the Witnesses
Tell the Truth-A Sav
age Letter.
5,95.
Starting Saturday, May 23, we will sell for two weeks only,
the following named gooda at these remarkable
low prices:
Men's All Wool Suits Only
These goods are the best quality of Cassimeres, Worsted, etc., and are all the
latest styles, which we have been selling at from $8,00 to $12,00. Remem
ber we are selling these goods 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 f 10,00 to
$15,00; your choice for two weeks only $8,40.
Men's Best Middlesex Flannel Suits, 9-l5
Men s beersucker L.oats and Vests, 2.75
Other merchants charge $3,50 to 14,00 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 oniy
continue two weeks. Remember the place.
TheGoldenEagle Clothing Store
A. LOEB, Mang'r.
Post Office Block, Rock Island, Illinois.
J. B. Z I MM ICR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
-OF-
FIjST IE WOOLEFS,
Is pleased to announce the completion of his
ring and Summer stock of Choice Suit
ings,--"Surpassing all former efforts. "
Chicago, June St. Judcre Shenanl was
engaged nearly all day Monday in bearing
iuo auiiuuaiiuii lor alimonv or Carria 1.
Brown against William H. A. Brown. The
latter, who is a prominent board of trade
man, was arrested about three months ago
by the present wife who charges hira with
bigamy. But no indictment was found, and
she filed a bill for divorce. She eUimad
tnat she was married to him in July
ioo, at inasor, (Janada, and thev went
on an extensive weddingtour, finally coming
to Chicago an 1 settling at 4,316 Oukonwall
avenue. Me represented that he waa a di.
vorced man before he married hir. and she
aid not know he wa married until October
following, when another woman mado her
appearance claiming to be the rightiul Mrs.
nrown, ana Ho. 2 was obliged to leave.
w ben the former wife cams back. Brown
admitted she bad the first claim on him.
but excused his action by saying he did not
expect she would return. On the hearing
the marri age certificate of the last wife was
put in, which purported to be made by
James uranam, Mia Methodist. Canada.
Windsor," and also an ante-nuptial
contract, which, said (Jen. Stiles in
his exceedingly plain and energetic way,
"showed from it opening words that
the writer was an ass." It began: "With
hearts light aui free, and without any men
tal reservation, we hereby solemlv cov
snant and agree to take each other as hus-
Dand and wife and to be verily true to
each other," etc It then went on to pro
vide that there should be no secrets between
them, that they would give up each their
mends (or each otb3r if necessary, and
far as possible seek to make a true union.
1 he precious document was to be read over
by tuem each year.
On the other Fide, Brown filed an affidavit
charging that the complainant was only his
housekeeper during last summer, and that
when his wife returned she was told her
services were no longer needed, but that she
could stay until she obtained another posi
tion ; that after she left she threatened him
with exposure and financial ruin, and blod
him to the extent of tl.000. The following
one of her letters, written Oct 31, lbM:
W. 1L A. Brown: You have succeeded in
getting Frank here to effect a settlement, as
you propose, which is not at all satisfactory
to rue, and if 1 am obliged through his influ
ence to do fo. it will be only temporarily,
a I am determined you shall settle accord
ins to my proposition. Your plea of poverty
is too thin. You are abundantly able
to keep a woman, whom you claim
to dasuige, in luxury and eleganoe
my bouse, and expert me to
live on the paltry sum of $50 a month, but I
won t do it, or. if obliged to, you wilt nave
all vour life-time to regret it, for I shall
work liir nothing but to ruin you and your
business, which would give me more vati--
faction by far than the insignificant sum of
too a uiontlL ou have written my
brother nothing but a lot of lines, and you
are a dirty whelp and scoundrel not fit to
live, and my advices to you is to settle this
matter with me satisfactorily if you care for
yourself or business, lor sna n c let
up on you until I obtain my rights or you
are behind the prison bars, where you be
long. You are a liar when you say that 1
bad U n-ben 1 left down there. You turned
ne out without one cent, as you know.
Your denial of abasing me to Frank had no
effect, as he knows your reputation of being
a wnelp ana libertine, lr you settle witn
me in any such unsatisfactory way as you
1 shall never let up upon you as
long as you live, tor rm bound to nave my
Very Serioos If True. I
SPRINGFIELD, Ills., June' 24. About 9
o'clock Monday night, Mrs. Belie James, of
this city, appeared before a justice and
made an affidavit chanrinir Thomas
James with havinz feloniously and
forcibly assaulted Nannie Jamei, with
intent to ravish her against her wilL A
warrant was issued directed to one of the
city policemen of Springfield, commanding
mm to apprehend said James and bring him
before the justice. The child, who is only
12 years old, was, during the tem
porary organization of the hou em
ployed as a page. Her name was, twenty
days after the session begun dropped
from ths house roll, but she attended to
her duties ever since, running errands, eta,
receiving in lieu of regular compensation
little gratuities from the members. Mr.
James, who is not a relative of his accusers.
arrived in the city at midnight and was im
mediately arrested and bailed out in the
sum of 15.000.
Public seutiment regarding the matter is
very much divided, and nothing but
the evidence of witnesses will
either confirm the charge or set
it at rest The accused is a Demo
cratic member of the house from the Forty-
eighth senatorial district, living at Chester,
Randolph county, and is no way related to
the girl or her parents.
George W. Murray, attorney for the
father of the little girl, hes brought suit in
the circuit court of Sangamon county for
t'JJ.lKU damages sustained by the assault
which the girl alleges was committed upon
I er. Mr. James was present in the house
of representative Tuesday as usual.
Mr. James declares that the case is on? of
blackmail.-
A MANIAC SALVATIONIST.
With Kulfeand Kevolver He ltuns Amuck
in Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Wilkksbarrk, Pa., June 24. A member
of the 8alvation army, named David Wil
liams, created quite an uproar in his neigh
borhood Tuesday morning by rushing out
of his house into the street with
a butcher knife in one hand
and a revolver in the other.
People tied before him terror stricken. An
old woman named Davis, who was unable
to get out of his way, was severely stabbed,
and a little girl playing on her parent'
stoop was knocked over and trampled on.
Ihe maniac tried to kill his little grand'
daughter by tying her to a bedpost and then
hacking her with a knife, one was rescued
by her mother before the murdreer could
carry out his threats.
Williams has heretofore been a hard
working and industrious miner. He had
only joined the Salvation" army last month.
He said the Lord came to him and told him
that to be a successful worker in God's
cause he must make a human sacrifice.
With that object in view he started out to
kill some one. It took eight policemen to
capture the lunatic, who defied the SOU sur
rounding him to touch him.
THE MARKET8.
Coney 11 and Coarse.
New York, June 34. 8. z races came off
at Coney Island course Tuesday, as follows:
First race 1 mile; Feter U first, Joe
Shelby second, Bart Warren third; time,
1:44.
Second race, 13-16 miles: Elgin first.
Far well second. Corsair third; time, 2:05.
Third race, 1 mile-; Wanda fir.t Tillie
Doe second, Maumee third; time, 1:59).
fourth race, -W miles; Kataplan first
Drake Carter second, Fustoral third; time,
4:03'.
Fifth race, IV milts; Grenadier first
Himalaya second, Heva third; time, 2:12 Y
Sixth race, steeplechase, short course;
Charley Epps first, Echo second, turitan
third; time, S:4G.
Chicago. June 23,
The market quotations on ths board of
trade to-day ware as follows: Wheat No. i
June, opened sSlfc, closed BSo; July,
opened S9sC, closed 89o; August, opened
yie, closed 91 Ha Corn Ma 2 June,
opened 4tHc. cloaaa c; July, opened
46c. closed 47Kc; August, opened oM,
dosed 47o. Oats No. 3 June, opens
olosod 82e; July, opened Ko,
closed &4c; August, pened 28c, eland
280. fork July, opened ilO.liS, close
110.25; August, opened $10.35, olosed 18.S5;
September, opened 110.45, closed $10.45.
Lard July, opened S6.65, closed fo.05.
Live stock Tha V nlon stoat yards , rtDsrt
the following rang of prices: Hogs Mar
ket opened fairly active, with prices firm
at about loo advance; ngnt grades, kukms
4.20; rough packing, 13.9004.15; heavy
packing, (4.05(4.20. Cattle Market firm;
luc mgner; snipping, -.uuo.wu: doik,
S5.40t2t5.uV butchers. 12.50(24.50; Texans.
$3.00(4.75. Sheep Market slow; common
to choice, $3.50(34. UU.
Produce: Butter Fine creamery, lo
lie; good to fine dairy, 12(&15c; poor t
good packing, 67c per lb. Eggs 10)(j
lie per dot. rotatoet new, jinoicii Ya per
bbl Poultry Spring chickens, $1.75g8.00
perdox; hens, 04t'Hc, and roosters, 5o)o
per lb. Apples f:iao0&uu per ML Straw
berries Michigan, a0c(f1.00 per 16-qt ease;
umo, :j.uu3.au per aQC case. Hay No.
1 timothy, $1400(15.00, and Iowa upland
prairie, i.uu per ton.
Mew York.
New Yobk, June 33.
Wheat Opened a shade easier, later
strengthened and advanced (tc, with a
light business; No. 1 white, nominal; No. 1
red June, 1. 01(31. 0IH; July, $1.013
1.01; August, il.uK2l.03: September.
$1.05(81.05; October, $1.07(01.07). Corn
1i(tf""4c faigner and more active; mixed
western spot, Mnji-ijtc; future, K.S3e.
Oats A Hhade better and quiet; western, 33
(24c. Provisions Beef dull; new extra
mess, tU.OO. Pork dull and easy; new mess,
$11.3.1(311.50. Lard quiet, about steady
steam-rendered, $0.82.
Su Louis.
St. Louis, June 22.
Wheat Very dull, with no notable change
for options, but ca-h sold higher; No. 2 red
cash, WXcgtl.uu; July. 1.00; August,
(1.03; Spuinliei', M.lli txiru Higher
but very slow; No. 2 mixed cash, 44(J
Uc; July, " August, 4..c; hep
lumber, 4AJic. Oats Dull and low; cah,
-Ike: July, bid. Kye-Dull; W.
bid. Whisky steady; $1.13. Provr-ions
Pork, dull; j .U.mj, f 10.65. Laid
nominal.
Milwaukee.
MiLWitiLKt, Wis , June 2
Wheat Tame; Milwaukee No. 3, SSVc
July, Si'Vc; Aujrust, til &a Corn Scarce
No. 2, ic Oat Quiet; No. 3, 33 Jjc. Ky
Easy; rso. I, ti3i iiarley LueiueJ; No.
3, 40c.
Detroit.
DcTRorr, June 23.
Wheat Dull: No. 1 white cash $1.00.
July, fl.00; August, $1.01; September,
$1.02. No. 2, rel cash, $1.00 July, $1.0oi;
bid; August, $1.00; September, $1.03 Nu
red tflc. Corn No. ti, cosh, 40. bid;
July 49c Oats No. 3 white, 37c; No. i
Ha bii; July, 34
Toledo.
Toledo, Jo. 2a
Wheat Little doing: No. 2 red cash.
June and July, S3-; August Kl't'c, Septem
ber, tio; year, t)3c; No. 3 soft Wc
Corn Quiet and firm; No. 2 cash ami June,
Sc bid; July 48'c; August, bid, 4t
asked; September, 4'Jo. Oats Easy; No.
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CHICAGO.
House Cleaning Time.
LARGE
Stock
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LOW
Prices.
R. CRAMPTON & COMPANY.
W. PETERSON & CO.,
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THE BEST SHOES
For Gcntlemen'$ wear, in the World, for th money,
are made by
STACY. ADAMS & CO.
COMFORT, STTLK ATTS lTTRABII.mi
Ask pour dealer for the Htary, Assms A Ce. bhe.
Time goads are made of the beat French and IXx
nestle stock, Kanfrnmo tops, in hand and machine
ewed, iu CONUKKS3, BUTTON and LACK, and
tVEEY PAIR WARRANTED. Satisfaction is
guaranteed everyon that wean the Stacy. Ad ton ft
Co. bhoe. Bold ev.ry where by nrat.Qlaai dealers.
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He solicits your attention to the above, and feels satisfied that an examina
tion will demonstrate to you that your interest can be faithfully served.
Particular and prompt attention will be given to all orders with which you
may favor him Fit and Workmanship unexcelled.
No. 1810 Second Avenue, Rock Island, 111.
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Choice Brands of Minnesota and Winter Wheat Flour,
Good Dairy and Creamery Butter, Cotton Mops, Minn., Potatoes, Vegetables, &c,
C. J. LONG'S,
Cor. Nineteenth Street and Second Avenue.
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THOS. IF1. CABY,
ELjOLGjr and CSriTEtixxox
la pepared to do all kinds of work in
Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging and Kalsomining.
A complete stfx-k of
Wall Paer, Curtain Fixtures, Cornice Poles and Room Mouldings. Mixed
Paints always on band.
W"lo a full line (,f Art floods and Artints" Materials. Lusons jlyen in Painting and French
aniliroidrry Work. Embroidery Silks, Cords and Fsnry Uonds which sre sold at cliwe
tigures ; call and tret prices of work.
1813 Second Avenue, ROCK ISLAND. ILL.
JACOB OHLWEILER, Jr.,
Wines,
RETAIL DIAIIB IN-
Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 309 Twentieth Street.
WTree Lunch erery nonilng and every Saturday tvenlnj. may 7 dlr
T AV lb.
8. DAVIS
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DAVIS & CO.,
ers, Gas 1 Steam Fitters.
A Complete Stock of Pipe and Fittings tip to 8-Inch.
ALL KOTOS Of
Brass Goods, Packing, Hose
SEWER I'H'E, HUE BRICK, ETC,
soli aenm roa
Deane Steam Pumps
. Eclipse Wind Mills,
n Gold's Safety Heating Boilers.
tractors for frArnlahing and laying Water.Qas and Sewer Pipe
"ere'a Block 1713 First AvenueJ
HOLDra Tt
Book Ulajto, Iix.
Mrs. W. A. H. Brown.
Brown alio alleged that the filing of the
bill against him had caused him to lose his
position as purchasing agent for a New
York firm, with a salary of f 10,000 a year,
and that his only real estate was his house
No. 4 "OO Oakenwall avenue, which be was
pyinr for on monthly installments
if .". '0. Ho bad no inoome and owod
i " , K ' . A startling affidavit was aUo
aie.1 by W. J. Lockwood, who testified
that iu I860 Brown married his (Lockwood's)
Msier, and lived with her until about 1370,
but continued to send money to her for sone
years thereafter. In 1S74 be married Cor
delia C Brown, and in 1870, on the promise
of thr flrt Mis. Brown not to prosecute him
for bigamy, he agreed to pay ber (150 a
month, which be had done ever binre.
Judi;e Kbepard, in deriding the motion for
alimony and solicitors' foe i refusa l the ali
mony and entered a motion for fllW
solicitors' fee-. JuJgu Slippar J said it did not
appear that Carrie U Brown had given up
any employment or lost any mean of lire
lihood thr. ugh her marriage: while, on the
other hand, Brown had lint bis position
through it. He wa not satisfied that ahc
had not entered into the marriage tnowin.
that there was alrealy a Mrs. Brown living.
The Hyde Park resideniw, which Is in pos
session of Mrs. Cordelia Brown, is not t be
sold to pay the attorney's foes.
Kavenna, Ohio, Damaged by a Cyclone.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 24. It is learned
that a cyclone at Kaveuua Sunday night
terribly damaged that portion of the town
between Frosiiect and Sycamore streot--.
Be idei blowing down trees and chimneys.
the wind tore the roofs o!f the
fine residences of A. A. Gra
ham and William H ilcomb and
otherwi-.e greatly damaged ths buildings.
The roofs of the leading business toous-s
were nearly all torn off and the goods muc h
damaged. The loss is now variously esti
mated at from Jij.OOO to $40,000. No seri
ous injury to life was sustained.
raradeoftli. National llundesfeat.
Kkw auk, J?. J., June 24. Three lliou-
aan I Uarmans marched to the music of a
score of bauds in the grand parade of the
Turn Tost bundes Tuesday morning. Toe
urocessiou marched through the principal
streets to the city ball, where it was re
viewed by tb. mayor and other city of
ficials. Besides the Turner soeietie-.la num
ber of singing societies, and three U. A. It
Dost Darticinated in the parade. After the
review by th. mayor the procession marched
to Scboutzen park, where the participants
were addressed by Governor Abbott.
A Kathea Annoying Discovery.
Borton, June 24 It was discovered Mon
day that the act under which the Boston I
water board purcba ed Fisher bill and I
other lands for $18,UJ0, and contracted for
(106,000 worth of machinery, bad never
been rendered of effsct by the acceptance
of the city council, as required. The action
of the water board in the premise) was
therefor, illegal and tba uncompleted con
tracts void.
Th. Dudley Teams for a Trial.
New York, June 4 Mrs. Dudley,
Rrr-a's assailant, sends a card to the newspa
per! bi.terlr complaining that sbe can not
obtain a trial Sbe asks if Irish influence is
o powerful taat an. can not bope for justice,
but must endure unlimited imprisonment
Bh. was arrested Feb. 3. and bar case bat
been three times postponed; tb last defer
ment taking plac Monaay.
"100 Doses Odb Dollar" is true only of
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it is an unan- 1
awerable areument as to strength and
economy.
X otic to Dog Owners.
Cm Marshal's Office, Rock Island,
June 16, 1885. Notice is hereby given to
owners of dogs to register and pay the tax
nnv due. All owners of does are re
mitted to Day their tax without delay to
the city marshal at his office, as the ordi
nance in relation w aogs wui De eniorcea ;
to the full extent of the law.
Louis V. Eckhabt,
tf City Marshal.
A Word or Two from Conkllng.
Washington Crrv, June 24. A friend of
Koscoe Conkling report! him as. saying
"1 was not at any time nor in any way in
vited to take fart in the last campaign for
the Republican party in New York
state or out of it, and you know
a man can't very conscientiously dine with
friends until be bas first received an invi
tation. I see al o that I am credited with
having an acquaintance with President
Cleveland and influence with his adminis
tration. You can say for me that this is
wholly uutrue. 1 never saw Cleveland in
my life."
The Alleged Illinois Bribery.
Bprinqfield, Ills., June 24. Chairman
Collins and Mr. Baird, of the investigat
ing committee, returned, Tuesday morn
iug, accompanied by Mr. Tubbs, of
the Western Union Telegraph company.
The committee was in session Tuesday, lis
tening to the evidence of Mr. Tubbs, who,
it is said, still persisted that Baker offered
to squelch the talegraph bill for $2 000.
Baker was pre-ent at the examination.
The "Wild West" Visits the President.
WasnisoTOM Crrr, June 24 Buffalo
Bill, accompanied by Sitting Bull, the Sionx
chief, an I fifteen of bis braves, Nate Salis
bury and John M. Burke, all of the "Wild
We.-t show, called at tbeexecutive mansion
Tuesday morning and iil their re-pect to
the president. Hitting Bull, through his
interpreter, baa a little friendly pow-wow
with the president.
The Tresiflent Has Appointed.
Washington City, Juii. St The presi
dent has appointed Edward H. StrabeL of
New York, as secretary of legation to Spain
also Mark l. Wilbur of New York, United
(States district attorney for the eastern dis
trict of New York; Poy O. Wilson, assayer
of the United States m int at Denver, Cola
Article. Opening. Closing
Wu'T 'nne ....
July 89 Mitf
August 91 90H
Sept. 94 X KiS
CORN June
JuW 47 47
Aognst 47 4S
Sept. 7 46
Oats June
July 32 'i
August 47 91K
Sept. .... 27
Pork June ....
July 10 4 10
August IU 85 10 $5
Sept. .... 10 45
La rd 1 u ue
Jaly 6 65 6
AngQSt .... 6 75
Sept.
Ribs June
July 5 S7 5 S7
Ansrusi 5 45 5 45
Sept. 5 55
Hopi-M OOti; light, 4 10s4 30; mixed, 3 90.i4 05:
heavy, 4 05l4 20
ROCK ISLAND.
Oats Mr
H ay Timoth J J7 00 .
Hav-Wild-5.0,l.
Corn 4Sc.
Potatoes 40c.
On ions 90c.
Coal Soft 12; hard IS 50,
Cord wood (1 no.
8traw--$5.0n.
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Mr. Myers Mint Take His Medicine.
Baltimore, June 24. In the case
Henry A. Myers, sentenced a few days ago
to receive twenty lasues for wife-beating,
the supreme bench has overruled a motion
for a new trial. Myers will probably b.
given a lesson in whipping right away.
Buddenaeik Bappily Sentenced.
New Yoke, June 24. Charles A. Bnd-
deaseik, tba contractor convicted of man
slaughter, has been sentenced by Recorder
Smythe to ten years imprisonment and fined
(500.
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SCHOOL ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the SOth
day of Jnne, llH5, at the Wideawake Hone House.
(Court House Square) in the city of Rock Island,
an election will be lie 10 lor
One Member of the Board of
Education,
which election will be opened at eight o'clock in
tbe morning and continue open aniif seven o'clock
in tne aiternoon oi tuai oay.
THOMAS MURDOCH, Mayor.
Sock bland, III., June 19th, 1885. dtd
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HALF-CENT A WORD.
Tb bbscs hereafter will publish in this col
umo all aivertiaements of Lost, Found. For Bent,
For Sale, Bord or Rooms, Wanted, and similar
notices, at the lew rate of out half a cent a word,
each Sgure a word, but no advertisement less
man len cenis.
FOR SALE Sixty lots in my additions to the
city or Koca isiaua on lour yearly payments, witn
interest at six per cent per annum,
d-6-m B. Davekpobt.
FOR SALE One story house, fonr rooms, cel
lar, well, stable, high lot; located three blocks
south of street car line, near z7th street. Price
(WUii if taken soon. ADDIT to Edward Liebe
knecht,No. 171? Second avenue, insurance and
neai Jbauue Agent. 1 1 -ol
WASTED A good girl at Krcll's restaurant.
no. iv secona avenue. ls-tr
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen in city or
country wishing to earn (3 to 15 a day at their own
homes; no canvassing; work furnished and sent
by maii any distance. For particulars address
witn stamp, iwrsTAzzn raoTo L.o.. w . -,i
St., Cincinnati, O. 11-St
WlHTCn Aa active Man or Woman in every
if nnikH county to sen our goods, salary
(76 per month and gxpenses, or commission
Exoeuees in aavaac. ai outfit free. For full
particulars address Staxdard Silver ware Co
Boston, Mass, may zl-nwlm
TiriUTm Ladies and Young Men. in city
Vy 1111 1 Ell country, to work for us at their
homes. Permanent employment : no instruc
tions to buy. Work sent by mail (distance no ob
jection!. $9 to $1S per week can be made. No
canvassing. No sump for reply. Please address
Hon Mas'?'. Co., Boston, Mass. p. o. Box
Wis. ayM-dwlm
ALASKA'S REFRIGERATORS,
limax Cook Stoves,
Monitor Oil Stoves, .
Rapid Ice Cream Freezers
Water Coolers, &c
-AT-
WILLARD BAKER & CO.'S
Opposite Harper House.
THE "TrVOLI,"
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - - Opp. Harper House.
& J he 'Tiyoli" bas lately been transformed Into a Palace equaling In every repct tbe fines
.aioonsm unicago ana surpassing anytoingin tne mreeciiiea. Tne Llama KerreMuueiite
jun-7 dCm
dispensed at tbic eaUbligbment ie in keeping with its grand improvement. An
eiegani mncn acrvea every morning. All kinds of Saodwlcnee
served on short notice.
ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
No. 1809 Second Avenne.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
frunks.
Traveling Bags,
Sample Cases.
REPAIRING OONE.1
"0ome and see ne.
PAEK & 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. Ibe public, we think, has bai
enough "Cheap Shoes" and are ready for good Shoes, cheap.
1 704 Second Avenue.
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ROOK ISLAND, ILL.
IT. S. SOTJT?I3:AX),
-Manufacturer and Dealer in-
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES. .
Also Dealer in Mirrors, Cornish Poles, Curtain Fixture, Mouldings, Etc.,
HTPrictg lower than the lowest Tremau'g Block, opp. Commercial Hotel.
JACOB RILEY,
Dealer and Importer In
Marble and Granite Monuments.
(7Special Designs furnished on application. Correspondence solicited.
Works and Office ou East 17th St., opposite P. O..
sept -dly Rock Island, HI.
J. T. DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealei in Mens' Fine Woolens,
noY-M-d1y
1 706 Second avenue.
EXCHANGE HALL.
RUDOLPH SCHWECKE,
QALOON And BILLIARD HALL,
Below the C. R. L & P. Depot, Moline Are., Bock Wand. HI.
Imported and Domestic Beer and Wine, Fine Idboors and Cigars always on hand. Jna S0-1t
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