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Rock Island Ajmjus.
VOLUME ,UX1I1 NO. 276
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 18S5.
ESTABLISHED OCT. 18, 1851
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Kow is the Time to Secure Bargains.
THE LAST CHANCE.
Perrv Evans, a Freight Train Brake-
man on the "Q." Meets a
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DEATH OX THE RAIL.
A shocking accident occurred at Mo-.
line before daylight this morning, in
which Perry Evans was the victim of a
sudden and temble death. A freight
train drawn by locomotive No. 27, of the
C, B. & Q. road, George Wheatley, en
gineer, was coming into Rock Island from
Beardstown. The train reached Moline
about 3 o'clock, and it w as necessary to
throw a car out there. While ihe car was
being switched out, l'erry Evans, a
brakomau, walked between the cars to
break a coupling. Whether he stepped on
the brake beam and lost his balance, or
slipped or tripped upon something on the
ground is not, nor never will be definite
ly known. The train was backing at a
slow rate probably two miles an hour
and the engineer and conductor, J. W.
Studynin, were watching for the signal
from the brakeinan when the coup
ling was broken, to reverse the engine.
Suddenly the lantern dispK-arcd and a
jroan of agony was heard from beneath
the cars. The engine was stopped and
the train men rushed through the dark
ness to the scene from which the sound
came. Ihe hrakeman was found with
his head terriibly mangled and cut on one
rail, and his left leg on the other, broken
and mutilated; he was dead. The body
was taken out and conveyed to shelter,
and the train came on to Rock Island.
This morning Coroner Hawns went
to Moline and empannelled a jury
composed of B. B. Ciowder, I. G.
Wells, Ira Fuller. John Lundgren, D. S.
Lewis and Nels Peterson. The evidence
of the train men showed the facts to be
as above given, and a verdict was ren
dered in this form:
We, the jury, sworn to inquire into the
death of Perry Evans, on oath do find that
he came to his death by bcin" run ovct
hv train No. 13, on the C, B. A Q. road.
at Moline, at 2:55 a. m., September IS,
ISSj, No blame attaches to the road or
anyone running the train.
The unfortunate young man was 35
years of aire, and his home was east of
Adair, McDonald county. 111., his head
quarters being at Beardstown. He has
been on this division of the road two
years. He was sober in his habits, and
bore a good rcpuation among his em
ployers and associates.
Itlenttfyiiii; Oeore Eliot.
ICInrjutii Tribune.
Before George Knot's rual name wasdis
ritwoil to the public, Ttiackoray thought the'
h-r Unilt- wer.i not writt-u by a woman
Mrv Oliohaut was sure thi-y were not
written by a wi.inan. Mr.-. Carlisle c m
cieveJ ttie writer t be a "ina.i of mi.Mli
with a wife, from whom he has got
those lieauUful ft-ininuie touches in his book,
m guod many children, and a dog that b
has as much foniine-i-i for as 1 have for my
fcttle Nera" Kut liii-kens said: "If they
originated with no woman, I tielieve that lie
man before ever bad the art of making him
self ineiitatly so Iikv a woman since th
world bogan."
THE NEWS N BRIEF.
Opium sales have im (eased in Georgia ai
con.-eqiieiioe of prohibition.
Tin-.) were 65,001) elephant killed in Africa
last y-ar, and l,o7a,U0O pounds of ivory
sbippet.
T,i. number of Pole expelled from Poeen,
Prussia, up to ti e present time is estimated
at 30 000.
The Detroit Ue ball club Wednesday
purcha-ed the franchise of the Buffalo team
for 7,0oi).
A trottin.; race for $2,000 between
I'l, alias and Wilkes will take place at Cleve
land Oct. 23,
The Dywer Bro?., the famous turfmen.
annoum-e that they are tired of borne-rac
ing and will sell out to the highest bidder.
A panic prevailed in tne London silver
market Weduealay, and prices dropped to
the lowest polut touched in the present
century.
Hugh ftlauey, a Dublin wine merchant
who ha-i ju.t died at ti.e age of 93, used to
Iml thai be had Wurn the same coat for
sixty years.
Fox & Ca's glass works at Durham ville,
N. Y., coveiio three acres were burned
Wednesday Rig it, causing a loss of 1150,
000. The insurance is about $70,000.
A hailstorm, some of the -tones being ten
inches in circumfereni-e, dura. ted the coun
try south o: Granite Falls, Uinn., Wednes
day night Drifts of bail three feet in depth
wore found.
A Rich mom! & Danville freight train fell
through a bridge near Charlotte, N. C,
Wedno-day, twenty-Hires box-car being
wrecked, two men killed, and two others
dangerously burned.
Wednesday was "Chicago day" at the
Illinois stite fair. Public offices and prom
ineut business houses were closed in the
afternoon in that city. The attendance was
estimated at 35,000.
The mill buildings and 6,000,000 feet of
lumber, owned by the Southern Pump com
pauy, at Nashville, Tenru, were burned
Wednesday forenoon, entailing a los- of
tam.OOO, with (100,000 in urance.
The order of Cinciunatus cave a street
pugeant at Cincinnati Welnasday night.
ctHisi ting of stvnes from Moore's "Lallan
Rook h," borne on twenty-five cars. His
estimate 1 that hall of the city's population
witnessed tue procession.
l lie irisn people oi i nicago tendered a
reception to lira. Daniel Curley, widow of
the lri-.hm.in hung for complicity in awae-d-
uatiug Lord Cavendish, Weiinesday e-ren-ing
at We t Twelita Street Turner hall
There were 1,510 people present. Speeches
were made by the Hon. John F. Fiuerty
ana others.
As the result of a family feud, Thomas
Hale, son of Dr. T. F. Hale, cowbjded the
Hon. A. N. Yancy at Bunker Hill, nia.
W edoe day morning. Both men drew pit
tols, but Hale "get the drop" on his oppo
nent, comiielied him to discard his weapon.
and then, after giving Yancy a terrible
blow m the eye, beat him with a raw hide.
League 111 games Wednesday resulted:
Chicago II), Bo -ton 4; Detroit 6, New York
Si; St. Louis 3, Providence; Philadelphia 7,
Buffalo The following games were played
by the American association Wednesday :
At Brooklyn Brooklyn S, Louisville 5; at
New York Metropolitan 5, Pitt -burg 1;
at inula lelpuia Athletics 6 St. Louis 15;
at Baltimore Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 0.
A man calling himself John Smith lumped
through a window of the banking heuse of
J. 11. LooniH Jt Co., at Utiea, . T.,
Wednesday, and struck down the oaahter
witu a club, also firing a shot at him as be
lay prostrate The robber then rifled the
money drawer, hut before he oould esaape
was arr.i le 1 the eostmaster rushing in mti
overpowenug him.
Hard Coal Market.
Pea coal, $7.00; grate and egg, $7.78;
range, nut ana !So. 4, f 8.00 per ton;
screened and delivered all best quality
of anthracite. Extra cartage charged on
orders of less than one ton. Blacksmith's
caol, Connellsville coke and charcoal.
1903 Second avenue. E. G. Frazek.
Purify your blood, tone up the system,
and regulate the digestive organs by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sold by all
druggists.
Chicago, Sept 17.
The market quotation! on the board of
trade, to-day, were as follows: Wheat No.
September, opened W.e, elesed Hive;
October, opened SI sc, closed BMc; Novem
ber, opened eac, closed iwsto. uora no.
a Sentember, opened 4oio, closed 4Xio:
October, opened 42(0, closed 4tHo; Novem
ber, opened 34C ciosea euic. o-ti t
hepteaiber, opened and doted '46c; Octo
ber, opened ti5-Hc, clnsed 'c; May opened
Wc, closed WijC. Port October, opened
$8.75, dosed $SH5; November, opened
(S.05 closed $1X; January, opened
$9 30. closed $9. ar.
cloed
Live stock lae Union Stock yards report
the following raie of prises: Hogs The
market opened moderately active, but weak,
witu shippers buying at 5c deoline but
packeri holding off for further reduction.
.lent grates, tii"O150; rough packing.
;i.o.-a3.9. heavy packing, $4.0004.31).
Cattle Generally steaiiy: mnoplrf, $4,001
6.00; butchers, 2 0,i:t.75; stockers, dull
$2.50(14:1.00; lexan', Bheep
Steady; common, $2.e$3.90. good, $:i.00
04.00.
Produce: miner f ancy creamery, lVla
2lc; fancy dairy, 1516c; packing, aJSc per
In. r;ggs lac per aox. rocatnes f l.ou$
1.20 per libL Poultry Spring chickens, 8X
(d!9c; old bens, tHi3')c; rowters. 5j5c;
turkeys, 11c, and spring ducks, (4o per
lb; prairie chickens i0i)(i50 per dot
Apples ran-10 prooa, ei.onji.ao, and good
to fancy, $1.75a'i25 per bbL
New 'Vork.
New York, Sept 17.
Wheat November, fte4c; December.
97c; No. 2 re.1 spot, i)c. Corn October.
Ve asked; Novem ber, 49Vc asked ; No. 2
mixed spot, skc. uats aepiember, ac;
October, 29c oid: November, 30c. Kye
Unchanged. Barley Nominal Pork
Dull; ;0.OO($t0.50. I-ard October, $6.41;
November, $0.4.
Toledo.
Tolkdo, Ohio, Sept 17.
Wheat Dull; S i a cash, SeWc; October.
89Xc; November, 90i'c; December, Wo; Na
eoit, cash, Die; ucb.Der, me bid; Wo
ve m ler, v-s bid; December, Vza bid;
May, (1.0-J. Corn Quiet: cash, 45c: Oc
tober, 45c bitL Oa Dull; cash, U7c; Mav,
Mc bid. Clover Inactive; ca-b, $540
buX $550 askeii; October, $5.50 asked; Ho
vember, $5 50 bid. $5.60 asked.
Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, Sept 17.
Wheat Steady; cash, 81Wc; October,
$5c; November. 84c. Corn Finn; Na
45c Oats-Firm; Na i, 80c. Kye
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o, Ifciiry imil Creiimi-ry lliitter, Oollmi Mops, Minn., Potatoes, Vegetables, isr... at
C. CT. LONG'S,
Cor. Nineteen tli Street and Second Avenue.
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THOS. IP- C-AY,
l- p-i-piin-il l do all kinds of work in
Plain and decorative Paper Hanging and Kalsornining.
A coinpU-U- stock of
r. Curtain Fixtures, Cornice Poles anil Uootn Mouldings. Mixed
Paints always on bund.
M ., . full line of Arl ltnn.1-null Arti-ls- M:it.-ri:ils U-s-ons pin-i, in I'aintiufr and French
I iMi.n.,,1, rv Work Knil.roiil. ry silk-, l or.ls anil Fancy H.nIs wlin ll rr sol I l clone
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1813 fecund Avenue. KOCK ISLAND, ILL.
jACOK OHLWEILER, Jr.,
KFTAII. OEALEn IK
Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 000 Twentieth Street.
, I, .-very moriiioo and every Saturday evening.
may 7 dlr
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PLUMBERS
Steam Fitters.
A complete stock of
Pipe, Eraea Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Etc.
-Solo agents fur
Water Motors for Sewing Ma
chines, Etc.,
'f!FlMwSl Deane Steam Pumps,
!-0Wi Novelty Force Pumps,
lPlti Safety Heating Boilers, and C5on
:mdrpfX tractors for farnisbing and Lay-
Ueere's Block,
Moiine, 111.
Telephone irxj.
Water, Gas and Sewer Pipe
1712 FiEST Ave.,
Rock Island, Hlinois.
Telephone 1148. Kosldence Telephone 1007,
A NoVfl-Wrltt-r-A Home.
('hri:ttiro Tinns.
Mrs. Augusta Evans V'Uson, the novelist
bai one of the pleasautest bourns in Mliie
The h use is surrounded by a grove of wild
ouks an 1 a thicket of camellias, the Ult -l
being Mrs. i:son's liivoriie tlower. .She
pi.-n-ei a tthitij caiiieilitt nt her husband's
plnte at talile at evoiy mt-nl, "anj he ha
n:Ver,'' she says, leen withtiut a flower ai
any brnuking of bread in our home since w.
were married, now sixteen years ago."
Uglit In the Sieeping-Kooln.
Exchange.
Light should not be leu earning in the
sleeping-rooms of children at night Tue
optic nerves, instead of the perfect rest
which they need, are stimulated, and thu
brain Bud the rest of the nervous system
suffer.
Ivory leather.
Ivory leather is the latest novtdty in card
canes, purtos and ba.s. It is very stylish
and elegant and may be found in to
shades, one cream or ivory color, and in a
deep, rich shade of yellow.
Miss Lulu Hurst Dim 'made $so,UO-) within
year out of ner wonderlul "magnetism
KEVER GIVE f.
If you are sufferinj; with low and de
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak con
st itution. headache, or any disease of a
buious nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Electric Hitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by Hartz & Bahnsen.
At Coney Island and Leilaa-ton.
New Your, S-'pt. 18 Coney Island races
Thurwlay:
First race. 1 8-lti miles; Cnrtalr first
R ynl Arch se.ouJ. Burgomaster third;
time i:0hv..
Second ruce, 1 miles; Favor first John
Sul1 c ui leooud, War Eagle third; time.
Tini'd race. mile; The Bard flrtt. In
spector I!, -econd, Florence Konso third
time, 1:31.
Fourth race, 1 mile.-i; Alta tlrat fiiersan
second, Volaiite third; time, 8:0 A
Firth race, 1 luiies; Euclid first Swift
econ.i, li.el and Toe third; time, 2:67.
1.exim:to.v, Ky., Sept. IS. Winners at
the cour e here Thursday were:
First race, 1 V miles; Slipalong first, Lady
Wayward second; time,
Second race, mile; Orliualdi first Nell
Swift second, Alta Blue third; time, 1:04.
Third race, li miles; Imogene first.
Vellisia seconl, Bid.iy Bowling third
time, ii:llH'.
. Taking bis Loave.
EniTott Aisoits As I am now starting
off to my new field of labor, Gilson, III
having been with the good people of An
dalusia two years, I now leave them in
the hands of a kind God and the care o
Brother Douglass, who will now taae
charge of them. I wish to thank the good
people of Andalusia and vicinity further
kindness, and thi-affectionate manner they
have always shown me during my stay
with them and especially A. M. Smith
and wife, for the man v favors and acta of
kindness. Hoping that my successor,
Rev. Douglass, will meet with the same
kind treatment, and hopeing the Lord
may bless the people and prosper them
I remain yours very truly,
Kkv. J. S. Smith.
REMEMBER
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The Largest and Finest
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C. C. KNELL'S.
Boat Racing.
The lrrawadi Canoe club will give
three races at Black Hawk's watch tower
next Saturday, Sept. 19, at 3 p. m. Si
canoes enter into the race, h irst race
single paddle; second a tandem race, antl
the third an upset race.
a. Davenport,
Superintendent Hock Island & Milan
Street Railway Co.
' A Perfect Flood of Sunshine."
will fill the heart of every suffering worn
an if she will oulv persist in the use of
Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription." It
will cure the most excruciating periodi
cal pains, and relieve you from all irregu
larities aud give healthy action. It will
positively cure internal inflammation an
ulceration, misplacement and all kindred
disorders. Price reduced to one dollar
By druggists.
E. W. Hurst represents the leadin"
American and Foreign Insurance Co's
Policies carefully written at current rates,
Agency established 1874. Office. over
Bock Island National Bank.
Fresh Gowi
Always for sale at Glockhoff Bros
one fourth mile east of Elm street Choice
out of 12 or 15. 15 dlw
Tbe cheapest place in the
three cities to have your boots
and shoes repaired or made is
at the Central Shoe Store.
Delicately tinted seaweed is the Sep
tember garniture lot seasuore hate,
THE MARKETS.
-October, opened
Stroug; Njl
No, a, I BKc.
1. ;5iXo. Barley Nominal;
CtllCAUO.
Article. Oiieniiig. Closing,
Wh't- Aiignu ....
Sept. sola
Oct. T4 81
Nov. 80
I'OitN Angust ....
Sept. 42
Oct. H
Nov. 3S 10
Oats Anuusl ....
Sept
Oct. 2f4 25V
Nov. .
Pons Augnt ....
Sept. .... 8 8i
Oct. 8 8T US
Nov. S 85 8 T7
I.AI10-Angus)
Sept. .... Ctt
let. B 27 t
Nov. 6 17f 6 :!5
Bibs August ....
Mept
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HogB 17.UO0; light, 4 40nt 75: mixed, 3 5n4 30
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HOCK ISLAND.
AT Tnnotliy '10 00
Hay-Wild-tK Ofi
Kve-48-.
t)orn -44c.
PoOitoe 35c .
Oliionn 4(lr.
Soft 11 ; haid S SO.
wtid wood $4 on.
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MOST PERFECT MADE
Prepared by a physician with special regard
to health. No Ammonia. Lime or Alum.
HALF-CENT A WOKO.
We do PLUMBING of all
kinds, including Sewer Work.
Gall and see us.
The A none hereafter wi I uublinh in thin col
uuin fttl ft ' vert iff went of Lost, Found, For Rent,
ror Sale. Bo-rd or Kotrmt. wanted, and similar
noticee. at the low rate oi one half a cent a word
ach fltcure a word, but nti advertisement le
tha- ten cent
FOR RhNT A pleasant furnished room. Firet
avenue, fecoud dMr went of Eleventh street. 5-lw
FOR KKNT Honse with four rooms cheap
rent; also rurninnea rootas, 33tt f irieentb nt. l-u
FOR BALK Old papers for sale in any Quantr
ai ihia omce, cnesp.
FORM ALE Sixty lutein my additions co he
ityof Hwk Inland on (our yearly payment, witn
imereet at ix per ceut per annum,
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f . &. Iteoii,
1805 Second Avenue,
Has just received bis
Fall Woolens,
consisting of
SUITINGS asd
OVERCOATINGS,
The best to be found In the Market,
comprising all the
Novelties of the Season .
And prices the lowest for first
class work.
R. CRAMPTON & COMPANY.
WILLARD
Rock Island,
BAKER & CO.'S
Opposite Harper House.
Illinois.
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Terms:
Twenty Lessous, in advance Instrumental $12.
Vocal $12. Harmony $14.
Graduates Students of Music.
t3fMrs. Swan Is also dealer in the famous Bauer Piano.
THE "TTVOLI,"
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - - Opp. Harper House.
t0 'l'he -'Titoli" has lately heen transformed Into a Pal&ce eqnaling in every respect tbe lines
ealoonKin Chicago and aurpasxlnt; anything in the threecties A number of Kansoperated hy
machinery for keeping the air cool in one of the leading featnren of the place. The Liquid
Refretfhmente dtppened at this establishment is in keepingwith it grand improve
ment. An elegant luncn scrvea every morning. All mnai oi sanawicaea
jun-7 d6m
served on short notice.
ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
J. W. WIRTEL, Prop'tr. No. 1809 Second Avenue.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Trunks,
Traveling Bags,
Sample Cases.
C3TREPAIRING DONE.3
BT"Comi! and see us.
PAEK & ELLIS,
Now is the time to secure bargains. "VVe
have marked our Summer Goods down
to cost in order to clear ourselves
before Fall Goods come in.
PARK & ELLIS,
1 704 Second Avenue.
S. SOTTTIIAJRID,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Also Dealer in Mirrors, Cornish Poles, Curtain Fixtures, Mouldings, Etc.,
HTPricts lower than the lowest. Tremau's Block, odd. Commercial Hotel.
TAYLOR HOUSE.
Cor. Fourth Avenue and Sixteenth street,
PHILUPTRENKKMCU . . RQQK JSLAND
tTThi Honc has been thoroughly renovated and re-f urnlnhed thronrbout and Is now open to the
public. Hoarders at reasona lc rate. ' armers will And this Uotel a nice stopping place, up 6d3m
This'space is reserved for
-JOHN T. NOFTSKER'S
Acorn Advertisement.
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