Rock Island Daily Argus.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ROCK ISLAND, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1SSG.
VOL. XXXV. NO. B.
COMPETITION DEFIED.
PRICES WARRANTED
to Le '20 to 30 per cent cheaper at the
HARPER HOUSE DRUG STORE
Th;m at any oilier IiulT stun- iu Heslcin Illinois. Not ..uly our l'.iti-nt
Medicines 1ml on all Standard Ptutrs, Fauey Goods and Mi
ollatinMis arliulcs. Head the cut rales:
Poziuii's Powder
Wright's Extr.ic's
Warner's Safe Cure
Atlili.phorniia
Pond's Extracts
Hunt's Weniedy
Hansom's Hive ISyrup
Husband's MafjuesU
Nicbula' Bark and Iruu
Kennedy's Prairie Weed
Mrs. Allen's Hair liettortr
teller's Couiih Srup
Shaker Extract
Simmons Regulator
Smith's Tonic.
l'KtfSc'ltU'TlONS- n,ir fn riplion ,1. i-nilnn ul is slm k! with the purest and lies! kw1s in Ih.
i..., .i all ,-...,;,. i,.. r . .-. ,m . ..i A h v ix I if rlt IK eil HIM rtnauie iTisniim ISIS, rnu
., ,.,,,, I i l. !,. . r t.v !,i in r cent it. .la f l-ett in 1 ('- W Alt MIA 1. 1.
$ .,'jl) Sail Wascnlille
.25 Milk Masnesia :W
XI Pierce's Favorite Prescription 70
.72 Pierce's Discovery 711
.;! Trask's Macnetic Ointment Iti
MTt Hamburg Drops 31'
. . Hamburg Breast Tim 13
.28 Itucklin's Arnica Salve 13
.70 Kleetrio Hitters :!:
.70 King's New Discovery W
Wt i Chamberlain's Couch Kemeiiy all
IS; " Eye ami Skin Ointment. .15
4.)i ' Colic and Cholera Kern. .1.")
70 ! California Siiii Figs -J
. .70 ';
MPRICES
SPECIAL
1 mm
iNWtHWLFRtin I
j FLAVORS
MOST PERFECT MADE
Hv.iittifiitii--" . In Vit.v'.-P 'kiMtf Pi.wdfi ...mai'i?
mi ;niiiMii:..l.iiUf .Alien "f t')l: I'hMf. Or. I'rii
kk.tt1it.-U, aliliU, lx'HiOll. t-li'-. flavor tlellrl')Usl
PR'CE BAWNG PQWWP ffl. Chlfaja and St. Lau-.a.
HALF-CENT A W08H.
Jllllllll All
KIMIKK. l'runls
and Ninettenth St., linei Island.
Second Avenue X
corner ot .
F.irhtflfint.h St.. V
I
We challenge
kQj s comparison in ourj
inio of Hats and Men's
Furnishing lJnnis generally.
Iht: Akji' htrtrifer will pnltliHli in tbic col
nmn ftll iveriift nn ute of l.'-r-t, Foumi. For Ucut
Forii-ale. Bo-rt or K-Hiin?, Winitcti. hihI Bmi!fir
nolu ep. t the low rim m "n A(t ft ct nt a wonl.
wh fiLnre a word, but wo atlve niecnuat it
trmn leu rents
J PEK CKNT M O KTO A C K S
Jmi'tvuM lows Kariii;-. fi'ciutiy 3 5 tiunttie
loan, eiiio: itipocitv't in cmn cast'. eomplttl
loants alwftyt- on hiul for Six.t ot loan?
$200 tf 10,000. Tlirtf f lo.inf 5yc:irs. unly
choictft totttt ti.imlUd. ltcfcrt'iicci ami det.tiln
sjivt-n on .iiJ'1m atioii chluT in pt-reon or letter.
11. M. 11 KM. KV, Attorney t I.nw..
21-1 Strtiii St.. Pavetirt. Iowa.
Emporium)
115 and 117 AVest t3iul St.,
DAVENPOET, IV.
I have now opem.il the most complete stock of FINE CLOTH
TNG ami GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS that was
ever shown in this market, ami
GUARANTEE PRICKS
against all other dealers.
obert Krause.
I have also opened a Special Department for closing out
Odds and Ends, wherein you an find good wearing goods for
Men, Boys and Children, in all sizes. All these goods are ie
duced one-fourth to one-half of the original price, and marked
in plain figures.
Blankets, Blankets, Blankets,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
I -a
SOI -;S ff
DAVIS & CO.,
PLUMBERS
Steam Fitters.
complete ctock of
FipH, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Stc.
a ejiti fur
Deane Steam Pumps,
iSHiHT FEED LUBRICATORS,
Wtnn irtti''; i:cry tcie pertcct. and will t'ritl (Jup.
t. niy ' tricl, to rrsiMmt-i'jtt. p;irt.er.
Djseek's Block,
Moline, 111.
Telephone jr,:'..
-3 Safety Heating Boilers, and Contrac
'.;3 tors for furnishing and Laying
fy Water, Gas and hewer ripe.
1712 First Avk.,
Kock Island, Illinois.
Telephone 11. Ri diitenre Telephone IIHT
FALL WINTER '87.
HOPPE, the TAILOR,
(successor to and late Cutter for I. Libeiiuan.)
1803 Second Ave., Roek Island.
FINE WOOLENS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Worsteds, London Suiting and Trouserings.
(Largest and most complete slock at the Lowest Prices.
Paricular Attention given to Good Work.
J. T. DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
And Dealei in Mens' Fine Woolens,
1706 Second avenue.
lOK A LK, OLD PAl'KKS IN ANY
;uanlity .11 lluf ortVe. clie;it.
7antki. Fori; noon knkk
1:. Ik- mi 11 m :-t f-r n tine line of lloli
I
rt-iiiiircil.
hi men ; t ft ri nct-
IV M.WKNI). Mftn..- 1
!'. Mam St. Ifdvi-npoit. Is
LK HALK, SIXTY LOTS 1M M Y AI-
tlition- oiheettyof Rock Is'.an.I on lour yvr
ly paviut ii!-. inti rci-t at 111 r cent wr an
u-nn It IIAVKMMKT.
1 Sill
co 1 Hill
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
W. H. LTJNDY,
AUCTIONEER
WILL
Attentl "Sale?-
IN BITBS3
CITY OR COUNTRY,
stt moderate chsreef, or
Receive Consignments
aod make prompt returnn.
ococd Annan B0CS 1BLAB0 ILL.
Rulbrd & Loosley,
GENEKAL
Insurance Agents,
Tbeold Pire and Time-Tried companies Jte
presented LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
latef-ai low ae an Reliahle Company can afford
loar Patron ace t Alienee .
nrome in Arctic Iliork.
O, E. MILES
Engrayer on Wool
KXKCIITES CUTS OP
Unildings, Machinery, Por
traits, Animals, &c.
Also Electrotype Plates
ftiniii-he;! in any niimbcl.
Ofll'.f and Iit:didii)te r-ar of Ctiriet'.iin Chapel,
u.a.iy ?Ht, ut-twtv:: tut nun run,
DAVENPORT IA
S. T. WATKINS,
(accvvwir to W ATKINS & llll.L,)
IKaliT hi
Dry and Green Wood.
Will nlfontu-nd to llautii. or all in tin
tHIirn ai viir.li", corner r,t J7'h Htvvt on Mtlrr
avfini-. ii it-piiuiif l.t. ; rmTf may in-
n il i t nner piaci. ct -'it dlr
WESTERN
INVESTMENT !
Two-try brick bticiu''fH ht'iii', frnni wo main
t-irtcic. crowin County, Seat. Kan
r,ir. 5 OOO U"tMiUii.u Will 0(11 hard w tin1
.'Mid unpii'iii' iit IxiHiHefH. l'art each, part lone
lm: Etatili-slicd ti-it vt'arf- Annual calcn
KANSAS HARDWARE.
BOZ 654 is'l". JuSriPlf. MO.
THE DEAD EX-PI! ESI DENT.
HIS REMAINS TO BE LAID IN THE AL
BANY RURAL CEMETERY.
Funeral Service To lie Wimple The
(ioard of Honor The Fresulcnt, 1 em
bent of the Cabinet, anil Ken a ton to
Attend (iootl AVonla Hpoken for the
lead Stateamen.
New York, Nov. Jt. Tliu ftmural of the
late ex-prfsi.lent will take pittw on Moiuluy
nt ! o'clock at the Church of tlw Heavenly
Kesfc at Fifth avenue an! Forty-fifth street
The Kev. Ir. Parker Morgan, associate jwis
tor, will otliciate, axsisted by the He v. Dr.
Leonant, pastor nt St. John's cbureb, whu-h
Mr. Arthur attended during his resiuiu-fl m
Washington. Tlw body will be buried m the
family nlat in the Albany Rural t-entetery.
Col. Clayton MeMiehael of rhilaflelphia, will
superintend the arrangements for the fun
eral. Col. Me Michael whs the marshal of the
Pivtrit-t of Columbia under Mr. Arthur's ad
ministration. Cndei taker Alexaudtfr JJavid-
son, s'Xtun of the church of the Heavenly
Kest., will have charge of thu details of the
funeral
There will l no service ;it the house. It
isthed'-sire uf tho family that the funeral
rvice shall be simple. Mai. en. Srlmtield,
eonunaiuling the division of the Atlantic,
called at thff house and offered the six lot
teries of artillery stationetl in the harbor ns a
guard of honor to the body. The niter was
arcepted. The regulars will bring no music
with them No other military or civic lody
will panid-1. The VanderUlt family
promptly plved the New York Cmtral at
the disposal of the mourners for usrt on Mon
day. The use of a sin viol train wasobvi
akd, ait wna found by having prompt
service at the church at easy connection
conM lemailefor the express I cn ing for
Altiauv at 10;;0. Private cars will 1 ndd-d
to that train.
The list of ttalMtoarers is not yet com
plete, as no word has been receiveil from
wvera! gentlemen who have 1k'h mp tested
to act in that capacity Ex S'retMrH-s lin
coin anl Chandler, Attorney Ceneral i!nw
ster and ex I'ostma-lers llattnit ami
tires-ham hav. however, aci'epten. The t tal
numwr if pall -I tenters w ill pntKibly W
ten. tten. Arthur was a nuigmticnt -pvinM'n
of 'hvsical manhot tl while he was at the
White Hon'. Two j ears ajzo his weight
was pound-; a few week. ;ij; he weighl
I ui. He nrmitaim' l his old time court of
manner and m-atns. in attire to the very
last, lb' l.-avestw x lnl hco, All.m. a-il L'f,
and Nellie, ngt-i H.
Many a Lady
is beautiful, all but her skin ;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
his associates ou a footing that none but the
true gentleman can do, making every one
who met him, even casually, if not a friend at
least a well-wisher. He was not a brilliant
president, nor an aggressive one. He rather
permitted the government to run as a well-
oiled machine than to rush it for his personal
reputation. He was a fair party man, a fair
lople"s mam and his party showed bad faith
when thev refused to nominate him in 18S4.
a Ms.
mm
Al.l.AS AND NELL1K AllTHl'K.
Gen. Arthur was in comfortable circum
stances, but ho was not as rich as people gen
erally believed. He did not save a penny
from the $ I7.i0 that he received during his
oecuancy of the White House As a mat
ter of fact, he made heavy drafts upon his
private income to nwt tlw expenses that he
tncurml w hile president.
It is no surprise, therefore, say the friends
who were closest to him, to hear that his fort
tin will not exceed &UU.U0.I.
1 Ie made h is money in h U rof essiou.
Th who have known him longe.-t and lest
declare that he never made a dollar in jxtli
tics. When he retired from uttin? he was
poorer than when he went in. Had it not
boeu for the lucrative practice of his firm it
is said he would have left oltit.'e a pour man.
l'o tutrices To lie Closed.
Washjnuton Uty. Nov.JO.-Tho foliuw
iaz order w as issued at the pcstotlice depart
ment Friday:
OiU'EHED: Cn Monday, the -.'Jd of Novem
ber, the ttostoflices of the Cnited States
may be closed between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and 1 o'clock p. in. m memory of the
late president of the Vnited States, Chester
Allan Arthur, and the usual emblems of
mourning displayed.
William F. Vilas,
I'ostinaster tK'neral.
Senators to Attnd ttie I'uiternl.
Washington City, Nov. ?. The sena
tors Iwlow named will attend the funeral on
behalf of the senate: John Sherman, tieorge
F. Edmunds, John A. Logan. William .
Allison, M. C. Butler, James I). Cameron,
V. Voorliees, Warner Miller, torgo C.
Vest, A. F. Gorman, Joseph It. Hawley, and
James K. Jones.
Tho President and Calunet.
Washinoton Cm-, Nov. SI. The presi
dent and all of the cabinet, except Messrs.
Manning and Garland, will leave this city
Sunday evening for New York to attend ex
Fresident Artliur'.s funeral.
ROBBED THE CITY.
The Treasurer of Vhicennes, lud., Cou-
fet.eft Hia fiuilt to the Mayor.
Vinoennes, Ind., Nov. i0. Orders were
issued by the city last Monday night on City
Treasurer Henry Duesterherg for $10,000.
When they were presented for payment
Huesterberg found that he had only $123 on
hand with which to meet the obligation. He
immediately went before the mayor and said
that he was a defaulter; that he desired to
turn over the keys of tlie office and to go to
jail. He wept bitterly and professed he knew
not where the money had gone. Nome very
rich citi?,en.-i are on his bond and have taken
possession of his property, which will ijay
one-third of the deficit. Deusterberg had
lilled the oilictt of city treasurer lor two
terms, and, notwithstanding tlie present pre
dicament, is still regarded by many jieopte
m an honest man whose chief fault has beeu
incomieteiiey.
A l;trallel to the lienton lat-c.
1'n rsiiinu.i, Nov. io. Ex-United States
District Attorney Stone, a Republican, who
like 1'istrict Attorney ltentou of Missouri, a
Dvm-jcrat, was removed from otHce for ac
tivity in the last campaign, was asked Thurs
day night what he thought of Mr. licnton's
reinstatement. He said: "It appears that
the- president removed him under the im
pivssion lhat he was neglecting his olticial du
ties while making speeches. It is to be
pjcsiirmd that the president suspended me
iimi r tlie M-mc iioprtssion. I think it proper
towtitte the factH to the president and let him
take, sucii course as ho deems best. 1 did
not in any way neglect my duties. My
siiee c lies were made at night at such conven
ient oints as enabled me to leave the city lato
in the afternoon and return the same night
erciii lv iii the morning.
OHiciiil Itcturn lor Indiana,
MiiA..!'oi.is, Ind , Nov. J0. The ohb
cial returns . f the ivcent election show the
following r.Milt in the state ticket; Itobert
soti, H"p., for lieutenant governor. 'U,'..';
N lson. Ih-in.. Oa 1 rohi., !MV,:
rope, national, 4,010; Koliertoon's plurality,
X.-.VX Mr l-i Folli-lte. Hep, candidate for
superintendent of public instruction, lead his
ti. ket with '-Ml. '.Vi votes.
The Cleveland Mystery.
CI.evfi. wo. Ohio. Nov -.o. - -Th" exnnin
nttoii of H. i..i;iiuin heller, who is held on
-ir-pii-em of ha mg murdeied his wife. Jane
J Ih H"i-. M-Hlav night. Ir.i- not y-'t U en
i coin iii'led In the police eoitrt Thursday,
Ftiruk tfr;tve, who was in re-ted on the m
.nce of U hclhr and charg.-d with th'
i i tin- in - til :n .ililil an I was iiisclinrve.1
f (tor; .-ii -f.rlv
.(iioter l-nrnare To lie lllonn in
St !"'is. Mo , Nov o.-The Ago of Steel
aniir-iint l(';it t he Jupiter ftirna c at South
Sf l.ouiw, whi' hhns le-c't idle for two years
pa-it. will Ivi blown ot as soin a sitiu" impor
tant improvoiM- tits now under contract are
completed Thi furn:ee will have a daily
capacitv of over 'Jint tons. Its owners have
I just mad.'1 acntraet for 'j.Oou tons of litis
iner ore
Acted in Nef-in-feiie.
Cnir.Ain, Nov. vo The man who ivai
killed bv Ferry O'Menro, the I.ake Shore
nvid employe, still renwms um-ientihel. 1 he
inquest was held Thursday, and the coronvr's
jurv recommeiidetl the discharge of the pris
oner Iteestise it considered that he had acted
in sell -defence. (t'Me.ira is still held at the
armory on a cliarge of disorderly conduct
Heavy Front In Mexico.
NEW l.AREItn. Tex, Nov. ".'IV Reports
from points on the Mexican ationaI railroad
1 as tar stitli ns Motiten-y states that destruc
tive frosts pr.-vatled during Wednesday
mht. KruitP and etubes ait' liadlvdain
siged. The thermometer registered sixteen
legrees abovj wry here. 1' is motluat
INFAIL1NG SPECIFIC Ik L1VKR DISEASE.
CVUDTnilC Ui-ter "r ,Kl,i 'a "ie
g Ifftl Ulll W inoiitti ; tot.L'ue eontf.1 wldte
or covered with a bniwn fur; pnoi in the t-ark,
tide, or jnintf often itiisfitken for Ilieiirntisiii ;
BOUT Stomach: lossef njipetiic: wmietimts
nausea and waler-nrasli, ur iiniiyef tion ; tlatttleii
rv and acid eriictotioits; tHiwels altt rnMtcly con
tive and lax; headache- f memory,
with a ramftil heiipaiiou r (!;iintj failed to do
eomethivg whir bought t have been dnne; de
bility; low spirits: a thick, yelhiw apfiearance
of the tkln and eyes; a dry ((niizh; fevur; rer-t-leffiiess;
the urine if scanty and InL'fi rolored,
and, if allowed to stand, depotsts a sediuient.
The
ib-y hi
tier, eji
in.ii;.
.b4tt'iar'.
Corn N
t..scd
closed :ti
close 1
and t !
W i 1.
1. 1. 1.
opened
Deeemli
i.ai: V.
tini. i
THt: MARKETS.
CfllCAOO. Nt.V. 1:
; e':ii ;,. ! o-i (Ii. Im;trl uf tia le t;
t ri-toilow; Wheat-No. Noeni
ic 1 ttoiniiial. closed. i C htmi
Lv-ilil'tl', oi-em-l Tf'ie, rltised 'ii-':; .
u-:i 7.'.- bid, el.fced a-ked
, NoiL-iu'eer. oiened W-w nontiiuil.
e'Miifiil: I'eceniber, cjK-ned ;t'st-.
'n(; .l.muary, oji'iied ;Ce nominal
i;c t:its No. - November, opened
el noiiutini: lieeember. opened
'ol -'I'it' t'nl; January opened X!ti',
-.-d. Mi'i,' hid. Fork -Nnem!e
-Vt iioHii'i:il, elo-ed t.5iUi nominal.
i- oju ned JI'.jO. closed J'l.rv.'Vi ncnii'
ii. ofeticil z'-'. 'K clostil .k'w noiin
.io.t Noveiulier. opened a d li.se U
k The ennui ftoik yartls reiiort
iaiii ol I'l ice; Hogs-Market
GOOD WORDS FOR THE DEAD.
What Garland, Lamar, Yllas and Whitney
Thoncht of Arthur.
Washington Crrr, Nov. ai. Attorney
Citfneral Garland said Thursday that he bad
known ex Fresitlent Arthur intimately and
had every reason to esteem bun both as a
friend and as a public official. Mr. Arthur
occupied a very trying position as presi
dent, entering the White House as he did
during the political excitement whieh fol
lowed the death of Fresident Gartieid. and
his admiuistratiou aa marked by ability ot
a high order.
Secretary Lamar said that Mr. Ai thur'.s
death would touch the hearts of many people
with grief. Called to the presidency under
trying and most painful circumstances, he
bore his honors with dignity and adminis
tered the executive department of the gov
ernment in a manner that was just to all sec
tions. He was highly esteemed and especially
liked by many of the southern senators ami
representatives.
Fostmaster General Vilas sitd that. Mr.
Arthur's administration of the government
had commended him very strongly to the re
sjject of the people, and especially, consider
ing the very trying circumstances under
which he took office, his administration
might le called remarkably successful. No
instance of the manner in which he per.
formed the duties of tlie office of president in
the previous history of the country olfers a
more commendatory record.
Secretary Whitney said: "I know and
esteemed Fresident Arthur very highly long
before he liecame president. I deemed him
a much abler man than was his repute when
he was placed upon the ticket " I regret his
death personally, for lie was the most genial
of gentlemen and leaves a largo circle oX
friends who will be filled with regret"
What C hlctfro Mayor Says.
Chicago, Nov. VO. Mayor Harrison had
not beard of Fresident Arthur's death until
told by a newspaper reporter. He exclaimed:
"What Arthur dead Poor fellow! I am
really and sincerely sorry for it. 1 did not
know him intimately, but on tho several oc
casions I met him I was impressed with tho
thoroughness of his kindliness oX heart and
his perfect breeding. He was a gentleman
and so filled tho position of gentleman that
one felt that his gentility was an inheritance
and not an affectation. JJe at onoe JJ'aced j
Live ?
the loll
onetied :;ii' !v ,e live o:i packing and shipping
accent, t, uith prices steady, hut wi-akciieu
later :md pn t-x df liie'd .Vt ille; htiht grades.
.!.) t.iJU. T'trUKh parkin-. JIMibt-S.T.i; heav
pacl.nt.; tno siuppiiii; Jois. i.n,4.l i. tattle
- te.id; l,0:ie: stMni -er; hveves. J
cow-. ' .;.ui; -HN-ker , $UMfc. ;;... Mieep-
St.-a ly; f out men. ;Mi-(:.' KOUd, JiUrtif 4.0J.
i ni!io: i.iu.er- r.iii-fy c: eaniery, -itITp
I cr iU. . ) .irv. Us--pa'-'iin. ll-jr.Lx.-.
l'u.- MtM'y Iivsh. 'iie per !.; ie-
j:el.'. IS.- IVlMn - Chieki'lls, ''.. IK" iei
('. ..( o ,( ii...- ,ire ed poultry, higher
l'.i;it'v iir-Kuiks. i. "4T per Int. on trai k
K-ni lie e. ,o,-u- ImmuI;.- ot Ibhrou.
Apptes l-.,! to got ui shippintj. Jl.W'AW p-.r
Ol-l
New York.
?ii:w YittiK. Nov. ly.
I red state, SfS,f.sS,.j.-: No 'Z
No. ;.' led winter I ei- ie
Jami irv. S,4C. Corn - Ne.
!C.dn l'tet.Uhi'r. 4t-; do Jan
.it .-No. 1 white etaic. -c.
No. ;.".-(.. lle ltnil tmd toiHiiinil.
linrl-i - NoiMitiM poi k - Dull; m-w m.s,
lUi.r.w t.o-l -;tv.', o ember; t:i.
lh; ein'; i
N.. I.tlllt.
St. Lot'is. ?
hvr'ie?-: No. r
; . :.i.timaiv. ,s
f,.i : No. 2 mi xt-1
M.''id'. .I.otuaiy,
ii.n: No. - mixed
'!oit l!je Si rotifer: -r0tK
Cm-k StnMig; Ut.UU.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
It- generally used in tlie So-nli to arouse the Tor
pid Mhertu a healthy :o (tun.
It acts with estiaitnhn irv i itn uy on the
IVER,
' KIUMEYS
ANi) 150 W ELS,
An f fft'tttiat pjH-cirir fur
Malaria, Dyspepsia,
Congtipation. Hiiliottsiics,
Sick Headache, Juunli e.
Nausea, Oik',
Mental Deprcsfiiou, linwi l C'uiiiil,iints,
Endorecd by the urn-.if 7 M1LLI0SS "f h"t-
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for Children and AdnM :oei f-r the Ai;ed.
ONLY CEWUINE
hap oar letter Z itnni;i in red '-n f i.mt of u rapper.
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
gule rniprletnra, l'lllLMIKI.PIIIA, !'A.
ri.-icE
COOK STOVES!
RADIANT HOME
HARD COAL STOVES,
AT-
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Rock Island,
Opposite Harper Hon
Illinois.
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HIGHLY IfflPORTABT TO BEMTLEMEb
I liave just received uiy first installment of my
Foreign. importations of
FINE WOOLENS,
FALL ANI) WINTER WEAK,
A ml extend ;i cordial invitation to my patn ns for an inspection
of th? same. Very finest woik, Lowest pi ices, and
perfect tit guaranteed.
J. B. ZIMMEB,
No. 1810 Second Avenue Kocfi Island, 111.
FIRST-CLASS
SHOE SHOP
lE.Lhtemth Slreit under Kork Island Nut. Bank.
.lOIlN O. FREED, Proprietor.
tsip,(;ij attention paid to fine Custom Work. Repairing done neatly and promptly.
AG
JOHN T. NOFrSKEK.
Wm. McSnlry, .
Attorney at law, loans money on gooj
security, makes collections. Reference,
Mitchell ,& Ljmle, banker's: iptm in
poet office block
JlikL 1
OAK
t'u-i ts an entin-ly New Pattern of
. oft Coal Stove.
-ll'S SUCOESS-
las eriine far beyond our expectations.
fiver Twelve MM
Have been put out thia season, and it
r) li w TiLiuit nil t Vi li1!, nilrir
11.10 .VH 111. IWV, i VIV I. VI. J VVllll.
lo to till orders.
On exhibition and for sale by
David Don,
. 1P17 Second Avenue. Rot k Island