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ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1SS5.
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Uir Mammoth Store is literally packed with the Latest Styles
Yw Kail Goods, consisting ot Mens, 15oy s and Umidrens
itliinir. Hats, Caps and Furnishings, and if our Low Prices
I iii ri'iniilisli our object, we shall succeed. While other Mer-
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'end Dairy and Creamery Butter, Cotton Mops, Minn., Potatoes, Vegetables, &c, at
C. 0". LONG'S,
Cor. Nineteenth Street and Second Avenne.
In i-eprril U do aV, kirnlf ot work in
Plain and Uectuative Paper Hanging and Kalsomiuing.
A compu te stock of
Wall PaMT, Curtain Fixtures, Coruice Poles and Itnom Mouldings. Mixed
Paints always on band.
"AIi, a full line of Art wh1k unit Artistii' Mau-risls LeiwonK iev in Puinling and French
liiiihmiilrry Work. Knilir-.inli'ry Silks Cord nod Fancy Hood whicu are wdJ at close
linri ; cull and tee! orices of work.
1813 Second Avenue, KOCK I.SLANI), ILL.
JACOB OHLWEILER, Jr.,
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Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 309 Twentieth Street.
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Steam Fitters.
A complete Block of
Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Etc.
Sole agents for
Water Motors for Sewing Ma
chines, Eta,
Deane Steam Pumps,
Novelty Force Pumps,
Safety Heating Boilers, and Con
tractors for furnishing and Lay
ing Water, Gas and Sewer Pipe.
1712 Fibst Ave.,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Telephone U48. . Beeidancc Telephone 1CWT
TRAGIC AND TEARFUL
PROMINENT ILLINOIS PHYSICIAN
SHOT DOWN ON THE STREET.
A Quarrel and Ita Awful Kmnlt Political
AMaaainatioa Attempted Talk of
Lynching at Oshkoah Man's la
humanity In Various Phage.
FLOoMiNiiTON, Ilia. Sent 29. At Ray-
brcHik, twenty-five miles from here, Mouitay
morning, Dr. Ilwvfy L. Harris shot and
kiliei Or. Genre Ba'n. ou the prineipal
street of tlie village. Both men wore lead
ing phvmoians in tlie locality and, as th
nuirder tok place in a crowded part of th.
t.iwn in ..ton day and tn the pre-enee of
lifiy did rent people, the tragedy is a most
seliNal.onnl one.
Ihre ba lieon very hitter feelins bfitw.Mn
the two meu on several tsores. There was
professional jealousy between them for one
reason, and ii is also thuu'ht that a lady in
the village who a of very clmrmim; faee
and figure has something to do with the
quarrel Pr. I'.urton was much the
turner and Cner-lookins man of the tw.x
Tiey niot, Monday morning, and as has
alwaj'-lieen the ease whenovr they liave
met. face To faee a sivne rsnl1ed. There
were lir t words and tiwn Mows. Within
two in niiies after the quarrel began, and
oeiore hy-stander were al.b to interfere.
lr. H'-.rris drew a pistol and fired thrv
shots at hi opponent, ono 'jf tue balls paS'.iii
throa;'h his head and anotlier through
hii stotnacti. He fell and exoired al-
moKt instantly. Dr. Ilarrts sur
rendered himself at once to a con-table anil
a. knowledd the killing. He claimed that
it wa- jntitiaUle; that Dr. Barton was beat
ing him with & mile, an l that his life wa
in jieril. Tl:e tooling aain.-t tlie pri onr
is i'liter lerause it is lhee.l that the kill
ing wa uniieeeary. loihmonaro known
ov. r a lere rwirt or Hie central portion ol
the state. They wi re both nimher of the
Mimo school of nirtilieiu'.;, both of middlo
afe, loth nmrried, and loth p.tssessdd of
families.
The IxOy of the dead man was tnkn to
his homo, and there a heartronduii; seene
Ka-nrre.l when Id. wife and children saw
h:s lifeless form. The prisoner will prob
ably be taken to Biounviit-on.
HAiR RAJSINQ ALL AROUND.
Aa Apparent Prospect for a Gory liana
frera M iasourl.
St. Lows, Spt. 29. Some time afro Tie
lOi V'e,a Optic pn,blisheii a statement that
Mr. H,. hi aim R hiving, consel general of
the Unite t HMtis to Mexico, hal bean
frightened from assuming the duties of his
i. Mice by hair-rai-ing st Ties of the dangers
of Mexican life told him whilst he
was sojouring at the Hot Springs of
New Mbxico by mischievous traveling men.
Ewing went as far as El Paso, thence re
turning hoiiu to JetTarson City. Uf-ul
learoia; of the publications Mr. Ewing
wrote M r. Ki tier, the editor of The Optic,
as follows:
Sir: My attention has been called to a
libelous reference to myself in your issue of
!S.-pu 10. 1 demand of you an editorial re
traction and repudiation of every word con
taiii'd therein. I shall wait a reasonable
lunth .if time for your replv. I am. very
resiwctliilly, K. fi. twist).
To this Kiftler responds, by publishing
the letter in his paper, an ! adding editor
ially: "Wo regret to say that we cannot
comply wittt Mr. Ewing's request. 11U de
mand appears unreasonable and if he watts as
long in making a veeond one, as the admin
istration has waited tor him to get to Mex
ico, it is a fair presumption that it will be
s.me tune before we shall be compelled to
ru tract,"
Hard Coal Market.
Pea coal, $7.00: grate and egg, $7.75;
range, nut and jno. 4, (3.00 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. Frazkr.
An Fiiis.id of the t.rcinl Flections.
LVM'HHI IUi, V., Kept "9. A special
from Aoiiigdon savs: Judgu George W.
Ward, e.iitTof The Examiner and the
commonwealth attorney for Washington
county, w'.nie alattit U enter the (Ailonude
hotel iinlsv, nlKint 4 p. m., wa fired upon
by Dr. W. M. While, the lmlendeu''
(candidate fr state senator, who had
been concealed m a store- nxim nearly
opposite the hotel- White stepped out of
the door and discharged one barrel ot a
.hotrgun loaded with buckshot at Word,
who fell luce foremo t, but recovering on
his knees, drew Lis pistol and lired three
shot at a youn relative of Vturdswuo
ws on i he opp .si te side of the street behind
a tree. Wh,t had stoppi in-ddo the store,
hut hearing tiring came (Hit again, and
fired the second barrel at Ward.
who fell. While he was lying
on the ground, two of White's relatives
lone of whom Ward bad already shot at.
and whom he thought bad shot at him,)
walked up and tired ei-oral shots at mm
(Ward), all of which tnok enact Ward
in a very critical conditio and it is thought
he can not live. Dr. White and his two
relalives have beeu arre t.i-d, and were
bailed in the sum of $7,000 each. Great
excitement exi ts, but. no fear ot further
violence is entertained.
Al:nost Ton Horrible To Be True.
MaiukoN, Wis., Sept 2ft A report is
current here unit a iieculiarly sh.icking
tragedy occurredJ.it Barneveld.lowa'count.y,
Thur-day. It is to Uif effect that a boy
who wa curling the bands of grain sheaves
for a man tee ling a thrashing machine acci-
dcttl-aMc lacerated the hands of the man
wh.rh s enraged the latter that, ho in
staully :eiz.-.l liie boy aud thrust him into
the cylinder of the machine, riinumg at full
spee i. The Imy is snid t. have been'round
toalio'rihl uias-. l.anievel.l is a remote
station and tlie free use of the telegraph
fails to produce the names of the parties or
the details of the alleged trage ly. Tbe ra
porl is souMwuat discrlittsl here.
I.yr.clt iik Tlk at IKHkosh.
Chicaoo Ssp:, i The Jviurnal has the
following s(s ciai:
!Hll. At kek W.s.. Sopt 3D. An Osli
kosh siienal sny, ttinre is great excitement
in that city over the outrage and suicide
of a pretty young woman named Dol
lie La Grang It is claimed the young lady,
who lives at Neenao. was criminally
assaulted by a prominent young lawyer
nam'! J hn Kerwin. Tt.e leetiii 13 Neenah
was o intense that Kcrwin, wncn arre-ted,
had to tie taken to (Mikosh to prevent
lvucliing. The particulars of the oiKrage
are too indecent for publication, an it is
said Ostikosh is in a fair way of witnessing
a lynching.
A Modern lar.
PlTTSBl'mi, Pa,, Sejt. 2t Benjamin
Powers, aged 70, was pickel up dying of
exposure and starvation Saturday night
and taken to the central station in Alleghany
City, where he died twenty n.'mits later.
Friday he called on Mayor Wyman and re
ported that his children hal taken his farm
in Pine township and then turned him
adrift He was given a letter to the
humane agent, and that was the last seen of
him until found.
VERY SATISFACTORY IF TRUE. H
I'retty Kailwny Ktnry That Parties la
Interest Deny.
Pnu.AnKi.pniA, Sept i!). It is stated by
wwil informed railroad officials that the
Pennsylvania Railroad company and the
Baltimore A. Ohio are nearitig an end of the
warfare tietw'-n them. Wheu the Pennsyl
vania purchased the Philadelphia, Wilming
ton oi B:ilimore railroad the Baltimore &
Onio immediately resolved to build a line ot
its own to Peiladolphia and secure a con
nection to Now York with the Heading.
Since i urn the elder Garrett lias died and
the a-pirities have somewhat cooled doan.
Tue I'-a.ttniore & O iio lias reached Phila
delphia, anl the Pennsylvania has made
a prop e.iti )n that if it will build no
further it wul give it as favorable rates
to N.iw York as the Pennsylvania gives
it-elf in the tr-uiortation of freight and
pa seugers. The prevalent feeling is that
the lialttmore & Ohio will accept the oil or
of the Pennsylvania and not build beyond
this city. A rt ot' the agn-ementisunder--1o,kI
to be iliat t'.e Heading Hailroad cora-
luiny shall siirre.ider is contract with the
Baltimore & Ohi , ai d that in considera
tion ol this, the Pennsylvania will give the
Heading an amount of bu-iness equaling
that, which it would receive under the
oiierations of the contract
Wheu the above statement was brought
to the attention of Prenidents Keim and
Roberts Monday both deuinl it and said it
was the first they ev.!r heard of the matter.
TROUBLE BREWiNQ AT CLEVELAND.
No Poles or itoheuiians Allowed to Go to
Work Dynamite on Hand.
Ci.kvki.am, Ohio, Sept 29. At 7 o'clock
Monday morning ttie plate and ro 1 depart
ments of tlie I levolaii'l roliiug-mills were
started up with the strikers ou band.
Other department will start up Wednes
day. In the wire -mill all the llo rs were
working, but uu Poles or Bohemians were
allowed inside the uiilL, and they are wild
with anger. Shortly lfore noon it wa.-
ruraorud that a rai l would b- made on t
wire mill. It i known that the strikers are
in lK'Ssession of considerable dynamite and
a feeling of terror prevails in the vicinity
of the uiilL A large torce of police aro oi
dutv at the mill., aud details are held in
rsadine.s to march to the Eighteenth ward
at any minute.
The Kaee to the Swift.
New Yokk Sep:. -V. The following
are the running event- Mondcy on Brighton
Beaoh course:
First race, mile; Waukesha first; Ru b
brook secon d Hurgund.a third; time, 1:174
Second race, 1 miles; Valley r.rgi
first Cardinal "lui'losty sacond. Punka
third; Hi me, 1:57.
Third race, 'jl mil; PuMtless first, Bessie
Is 'econtl. Grand Duk. tbini; tune, 1:1'
Eourth race. 1 mite; Little Minch first
Pericles second, Joe S. third; tiraa, 1:4'
Fifth race, mile; Battazar first ChoC'
taw second. Pu t third; time, 1:S1.
Ixiiusvii.i.K, Ky.. -Spt. 29. The first
race here Monday, mile, was won by Sis
ll'iiiyar. Marv Pavue secoud, Katriua
third; time, 1 :ltitf.
selsmd raiv, lg miles; Hope:la1e first
Kiciusko second. Gold Bar third; time,
1 :.'.?.
Third rare, IV mile-; Expert first Volo
second. Ultimatum third; tune, 2:1L
Fouith race, f's mile; Bonnie Blue first,
Cuban (J een second, Rioi e third; time,
1:02.
Shot nis Wife In a Itagnln.
BALTtHUKK Sept. 28. Thomas Hanec
shot and instantly killed his wife Annie at
the bagnio at 22 Spring street Sunday
evening. They were married three years
ago when the woman was an inmate of a
house of ill-fame. Tuey weut to Virginia
to live, but the wife, it seems, longed for
her old life and returned to this city six
months ago and again entered upon a
career of shame.
The Ha" Ball Champion.
Chicauo, Sept 29. The base ball contest
for this year is drawin-j to a close, and as
the end gets nearer the interest increases.
The New York club is here for this week to
play the final four games witb the Chicago
club, aud the result of the games will de
cide in all probability which club takes the
prize. The schedule of the two clubs shows
Chicago to have won 83 games and New
York fL
Alleged Failure In the Lighting Business.
London, Sept 20. Messrs. Oppermann,
carrying on an electric-lighting business in
London and Chicago, have gone into bank
ruptcy. Chicago, Sept 28. The Chicago office of
the Messrs. Opptrmaun is at room 7, 8u
Market street The Chicago members
stoutly deny the reported failure, and as
sert that they an in goad financial condi
tion, both here and in London.
The Fop Will Mediate.
Roue, Kept 2 The pope has consented
to mediate in the Caroliawa affair if the di
rect parteyiogs between Germany and
8nain ahail nrwve frnitjem v
Vire and Accident
Insurance in reliable companies at lowest
rates, apply to E. Lieberknecht, real es
tate, loan and insurance aarent, and nota
ry public. Collections made. Office 171
Second avenue. eodtf
Hewe Sewing-Machine Company Tied Vp.
BmiMiKPORT, Con i., Sept i. On petition
of several of the principal stockholders ol
the Howe Sewing-Murhine company. Judge
Andrews, of the uwior court at Danbury,
apimmed E. Parmdey. secretary and
general manager of the company, as re-
reiver thereof. The company bas outstand
ing obligations to the amount of Ii'hW.uOO,
secured by bond and mortgage. There
au un ecnred floating debt of $150,00 ). The
comiuuiy bus nominal asset, of $1,110 000
and is i SO 000 iu arrears to employes Tb
corpttrntioa has voted to wind up its affairs
as oon as jiossiMe.
Spililu! Temple Iledicatetl.
Boston, S-pt 29. The new spiritual tem
ple, cor.iar of Exeter aud Newbury streets,
was d"Ji.'ated Sunday evening. It cost
Ju.i.iskI, an I is a gift l'i the First Spiritual
Teuinie society. Irom M. 1. Ayres. The
building is the most ei-gant structure dedi
cated tu yiriiual w t hip iu N England,
if not iu tue world. 0ie of tue exercises ui
de.licnton was the reading of a poem
allege 1 to have been oomuiunicated e-pe
cially for the x-cauon by tiie -pint of Henry
. Longfellow.
Attorney (leneral larland Makes a ! ten I at
Kew Ori.eakm, Sept. 2K. Attorney Gen.
eral Garland, in reatonse t.. a telegram of
inquiry concerning his connection with the
suit about to te brought against the Bell
Telejibnne compauy, telegraphs Tue Timas-
Dein icrut from his home, near Little Koek,
as follow : "I was not aware until youi
telegram was- received that the use of tue
name of the United States had been given
to the Fan-Electric company. I have not
granted any such use."
Settled a Wleeonsin Strike.
Makinzttb Wis., Sept 29. The strike
on the Me ouiiuee river, caused by the ten
hour law, has ended in a compromise, the
men getting (1.25 per day and le a, to work
bat Uu hours fur it, an 1 those getting more
to stand a reduction of 9 per cent in wagei
for the legal day.
Tlie ienesta Gets Aaether Cap.
Nxw York. Sept 29. A telegram from
Sandy Hook statea that the ftenavda parsed
that paint at 11 a. m. Monday on bra;
turn from the raoa to Cap May, which she
started in on Saturday with til Danutiat.
The weather waa a maggy that do time
could be taken aa aha crossed the Una,
THE MARKETS,
Chicago, Sept aa
The market quotations on the board of
trade, to-day, were as follows: Wheat No.
ii September, doted. Mj; Octeaier, opened
tSVt'c ciod &5bC; isorembar, opened
Bic, doted Corn JMoi t ciepteia-
bar, opened 4-c, closed 42e; October,
opened 4ls, ciosed 41 v; Noyember,
opened 'A'Ja, closed ec. Oats No. 2
September, ripened 2Uc, closed 2itc;
October, opened ana closed i tc; Novem
ber, opened close.1 45!jc Perk Oc
tober, opeued tH.50, closed te.36; No
vember, opened ts.i0. closed $.40; Jan
nary, ooaned $9.20, closed $9.15. Lard
October, opened to.05, closed $&u7.
Live stock Tne Union Stock yards report
the lollowing range of prices: Uog The
market opened active on packing aud ship
ping account with prices about 5c lower;
light grades, &i.50420; rough packing,
$440(.S.nr; heavy packing, $8.701.05.
Produce: Butter Extra creamery, 190
20c; dairy, 12iI4c; packing, liSo per lb.
rggs losiiAl.cperdoa. Potatoes Early
rose, 32C 7o, aud Burbanks, 45c per bu.
Poultry Spring chickens, Sc; roosters. 5c;
turkeys, Hal 12c, and spring ducks, 9$lUo
per lb; prairie chickens, $t,50ij:t.7." par dot.
Apples Fair t,ogis.l, 7 (jf boo, and choice
to fancy, $1.2o1.50 per bbl.
iew Verk.
Nkw Yon. Sept 28l
Wheat No. 2 red winter. Ha October:
do November, ,,.; du December, H.00.
Com No. 2 mixed Octolier, 4ec; do No
vember, 4rtjc. Oat Na 2, mixed Hep
teuiber, 2Ho; do Oc.ober, 29Xc Rye-
Dull. Barley NominaL Pork Dull; mea,
$9.75(210.00. Lard W.10 October; $a21
Novetuuer.
St Loals.
St. Loots. Sept 'ii.
Wheat Fairly active hut unsettled, and
cl.ised 'tititc Iwlow Saturday; No. 2 red
cash, B.'io: Scptember,93c bid October, U3)c;
noveuaoer, vo,'ie. Cirn ijower and slow;
cash, 4ol44 1c; Siplember, 40; Qctouer,
Oau ttiguer; casii aud September,
25(a2.',1c; Oc'ober, ".fc; no other sales.
Kye Dull; 54c bid. Whteky Steady;
II. 00. I'roviMo-.is Pork, dull and lower;
t'.l. Lard, nominally lower; $5.90 fur
small lots.
Toledo.
Toi.too, Ohio, Sspt 2(1
Wheat Essier and active; Mo. 2 red, 91c;
sott cash, y-lwtm!;.:; October, 94c; Novem
ber, 95c; liocenilior, 96'c; May, $1.04.
Corn Inactive; cash and October, 44,-sje;
year, 37..'; May, SSXc. Oats Neglected;
October, 2y; Novamber, S8o; May, Slsje;
No. 2 wlnU., 31 Clover Aetive aud
ea-y; cash, Octotr or November, $5.$9;
December, $5.35.
Detroit.
DxTRoIT, Mich., Sept 24
Wheat-Weak; No. 1 white, cash and Oe-
tobar. 92c: Noveaiber. ViiUc aakedi Decem
ber, 5c; No. 2 red casu and October, 3o;
AovemlMr, ihc; Deoemtwr, 93a;HA 3
red cash, 89UU a ked. Corn Casu, 4-Ve
asked. Oab No. white cash. Sow Ne. k
caan, zijto; ucteuer, Jbnc BKL
CHlCAilO.
OiHiniiig.
Closin:
Article.
Wi t- Angnsi
Sept.
Oct. 84S Wi
Nov. MiH mi
Cork Angntt
8ept, 44S
Oct. 4l4i 41
Nov. SsV 3H'
Oats August
Sept ....
Oct. sr.i,
Nov. H V5i
Por.F Angnt ....
Sept.
Oct. 8 30 8 ai
Nov. 8 34 B 40
Lahd-Aoeiist
Sept
Oct. 6 05 or
Nov. 5 !IT
HiBs Allknt
Hent h 4i
Oct i 40 5 S7
Nov ....
Hoes 13.WK1; light, 3 60il 25; mixed. 8 60 .3 7S
h sr. 8 S0.-.4 15
KOCK ISLAND.
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torn -4nc.
PiHaloes 2oc
Obions 3nc.
One Sort 11 : h oil ts fin.
v.std v,oo.l $ 00.
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MOST PERFECT MADE
Purest and atroncest Natural Fruit Flavors.
Vanilla, lmon. Orat.ge, Almond, Kose, etc,
flavor aa delicately and naturally za the fruit
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
Chicago. ar. tons.
lil e,., 0
KAvamic
EmiACT
' tEMOw
HALF-CENT A WORD.
We do PLUMBING of all
kinds, including Sewer Work.
Gall and see us,
willmiD baker & co:s
The ibgus hereafter wi l imhli-h in thin coh
umn nil aHvertiverv?iiw of Lout, Found, For Rent
For Sale, Bo-rd or Hoomn, Wanted, and aimilar
nolicen. at the low rate of one half a rmt a worL
rach fitrure a word, bat du advertisement lent
tha ten cents
FUR RENT Hooe with fonr room heap
rent; alnn rurniraed room", mn Fifwenlh w.
FUR SALE Old papers for sale in any quality
ai tnia omce, cneap.
FORS A LB Sixty lttrm my additioni e he
Ityof Rock Iflrtud on four yearly payment, wltn
inrereu at six per ceni peranniitn.
-6-m B Datbnpobt
I . G. Iteon,
1805 Second Avenue,
Has just received his
E. W. Hurst represent ttie leodin
Amlrican and Foreign Insurance Co's
Policies carefully written at current rates.
xenrj established 1874. Office mtfr
Bock Island National Bank.
Fall Woolens,
consisting of
SUITINGS and
OVERCOATINGS,
The beat to be foond in the Market,
comprising all too 1
Novelties of the Season
And prices the lowest for first-
class work.
R. CRAMPTON & COMPANY.
Rock Island,
Opposite Harper House.
Illinois.
MRS. G. SWAN'S
MUSICAL SCHOOL.
No. 160S Second Ave, up stairs, Rock Island.
Tkrms: Twenty LeHsous, iu advance Instrumental $12.
Vocal $12. Harmony $14.
Graduates Students of Music.
JjgPMrs. Swan is also dealer in the famous Bauer Piano.
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LAND AND LOAN OFFICE.
Medill & Whitehead,
POST OFFICE BLOCK, ROCK ISLAND. II. I.
Land for sale on Six to Twenty Years lime.
fF"S250. 000.00 TO LOAN in amounts to suit on Farm property, to 7 per cent. n.ar ! dwiy
THE "TIVOLI,"
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - - Opp. Harper House.
tSTThe -'Tivou" has lately been transformed into a Pslsce equaling in every respect Ihe lines
saloons in Chicaso aud aiirpaMoiiK anything, in the three cities A ninnlieror Kans operated hy
machinery for keeping the air cool is one of Ihe lcadinv features of the place. The Liquid
Kefreshmcnte dlHieni.ed at this esiahlishmeut is in keeping with its grand improve
ment. An elegant lunch scried every morning. All kinds of Sandwiches
jun-7 d6m served ou short notice.
ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
J. W. WIRTEL, Prop'tr. No. 1809 Second Avenue.
TZrTi Manufacturers of all kinds of
Trunks,
Traveling Hags,
Sample Cases.
fiT REPAIRING DONE.l-1
PAEK & ELLIS,
"Come and see as.
Now is the time to secure bargains. Wvk.
have marked our Summer Goods down. " v
to cost in order to dear ouisejives ''
before Fall Goods come in. -
PARK & ELLIS.
1 704 Second Avenue.
IF. S. SOTTTHZJLIRX),
Manufacturer and Dealer in
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Also Dealer in Mirrors, Coruisli Poles, Curliiin Fixtures, Mouldings, Etc.,
tlTPriois lower than Hie lowest. Trenian's Block,' opp. Commercial Hotel.
JOE HTJBER'S
CENTER STATION !
No. 31C6 Moline Avenue, Rock Island, 111.
Fine Stock of Wines, Beer, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
Always on hand.
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This space is reserved for
-JOHN T. NOFTSKER'S
Acorn Advertisement.
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