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PRICE FIVE CENTS
ROCK ISLAND, SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1886.
VOL. XXXV. NO. 50.
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HARPER HOUSE DRUG STORE
Fine Toilet Sets, Oder Sets,
WorkBask ets, Jewel Cases,
Opera Glasses, Manicure Sets,
Thermometers, Wisp Broom Holders,
Art Goods for Decorating, .
Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
EgpAll leading and staple Perfumes at the Harper House
Drug Store.
MARSHALL & FISHER.
DISASTER ON THE DEEP.
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST OFF THE
PACIFIC COAST.
The Beach Strewn with the Wreck ol
the Whaler Atlantic Man and Boy
Killed by an Express Train Two Glrla
Smothered to Death roisoned by
"Kough on Hats."
San Francisco, Dec. 18. At H-M o'clock
Friday morning the whaling bark Atlantic
was driven ashore a mile and a half below
the Cliff bouse, and went to pieces in a few
minutes, not a spar remaining ttanding.
The wreck was strewn along the beach for
thro or four miles. About twenty-five men
are believed to be lost. The captain and
mate, with eight or ten men, were saved.
At the time of the disaster a dense fog and
a heavy sea prevailed. The Atlantic left
here Thursday afternoon for a cruise in the
south Pacific, after which she was to proceed
to the north. The Atlantic was an old ves
sel, having been built in 1851. She was
owned by J. & W. R. Wing, of New Bed
ford, Mass., and was commanded by Capt
McGregor. It is not yet possible to ascertain
the names of the lost and saved.
Clothing
"Kough on Kate" in the Oatmeal.
Chicago, Pec 18. The family of J. A.
Yates, a sleeping-car porter, who Olives at
South Evanston, were poisoned Thursday
morning by 'Uough on Kats," which in
some inexplicable manner became mixed in
a dish o oatmeal which was served for
breakfast Alt were placed out of danger
except a a 4-year-old child, who grew worse
and worse, and finally died in terrible agony
at an eariy hour Friday morning.
mpormm
Struck by an Eipres Train.
New York, Dec. 1H. The Philadelphia
express, which passes New Brunswick, N.
J., station, at tt:;30 a m , Friday morning
struck a buggy containing a man and boy
who were both instantly killed, Ihe horse
aud buggy were smashed to pieces. The
name of the man is ascertained to be Moses
Ryno, an ex -policeman, aud the father of a I
large faimlr. lbo boy who was driving the
buggy was Terence Hickey.
rrob;ibly Lost with All on Board.
Bangor, Me., Dec. IS. Between Nov. 11
and 11 the schooners Kedondo, Diadem
Alpine, and Annette, left here with lumber
for Massachusetts ports. The Rendondo is
p robably Kt with all on board, as a vessel
answering her description is reported to have
been seen off Thatchef island deserted. I be
other vessels named have not been heard
f roin and are thoug ht to be lost.
Two Women Suffocated.
Cincinnati, Dee, IS. Frances Hagerman,
aged H t and her friend Leonora Johnson, an
orphan, retired Thursday night leaving 8
fire burning in the grate. Friday morning
about 7 o'clock, a meralier of the family
buind the room filled with smoke, Frances
dead and her friend dying. The Hagermans
ore a distinguished family of colored people
living at W Carlisle avenue.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF. !
The statement that John Roach, the ship
builder, was dying, is without foundation.
The National Wagon Manufacturers' as
sociation decided to advance prites 10 per
cent.
Gen. Hancock's friends have raised money
to buy a home in Washington City, for bis
widow.
The overdue steamer La Bourgoyne, hav
ing TOO passengers on board, arrived Thurs
day at New York.
The remains of ex-Governor Charles M.
Croswell were interred Thursday in Oak-
wood cemetery, at Adrain, Mich.
The Hon. Marshall F. Wilder, the well-
known pomologist and horticulturist, expired
Thursday morning at his Boston residence.
aged 88.
Dr. Davidson, an eminent physician and
insanity expert, has become insane in tin
Black Hills, and will be removed to the
Yankton asylum.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanvlcoa Fish gave a re
ception Wednesday night at their New York
residence, the occasion being the fit tit th an
niversary of thir wedding.
The law forbidding bull fights in the fed
eral district was repealed by the Mexican
congress, which adjourned Thursday w ithout
taking action on the silver crisis bill.
In attempting to evade arrest at Vara wan.
Utah, Thursday, Edward Daltou was shot
dead by Deputy Marshal William Thomp
son. Dal ton bad been indicted in March,
1885, for unlawful co habitat on.
The New York State Dairymen's associa
tion itassed resolutions Wednesday night
thanking state and national officers who had
aided in securing and enforcing the anti-oleo
margarine law, and requesting congress to
increase the tax to 10 cento a pound.
The ordinance of the Dukota constitution
forbidding officers elect tlf the state to as
sume their offices until the territory wa
regularly admitted as a state, was abrogated
and declared null and void, Thursday, by tb
constitutional convention iu &esiiui at Hu-
SUBURBAN SIFTINGS.
Hillsdale, Dec. 15.
Wallace Merrman was in town Sunday.
John Burkwood has moved into Thos,
Quirk's house.
D. M. Martin went down to Rock
Island todav.
G.W. McMurpbv received a car of
feed from Sterling today.
J. V. Kothschild, traveling salesman
for H. B. Glover & Co.. Dubuque, Iowa,
was in town Tuesday.
A. K. Walker has been under the
weather for some lime, but is recovering
The literary to be held at Enterprise
last Saturday evening was postponed one
I. - I -r ufl.tka.
WecK Ull HUUUi Ul uau . niIW: IUWIflIUB, nut., jrnuw aj
Mrs. Kelly has been quite poorly for of the skin and eyes; a dry conph; teve
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some uuie, uui sue 10 aun, w uu.
now.
Conrad Granlz, of Moline, is having
the Haubcrg grain shipped to that point.
Mr. Wadded is doing the hauling.
There is talk of a glass ball and pigeon
match at this place about Christmas or
Jfe w Ytaxs.
' Johnny Butcher has been hauling
wood to this place for shipment, but the
recent thaw has stopped his crossing the
river.
The C. B. & Q. will sell tickets for
the holidays at one end one-third fare to
all points on their line, not over one
hundred and fifty miles distant, on the
following named dates: Dec. 24, 25 and
31, 1S80, aud Jan. 1, 1887.
115 and 117 AVest 2nd St.,
DAVENPOET, IA.
t i,a.7o nno,- ivrwnwr) the most comDlete stock of FINE CLOTH
ING and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS that was
ever 6hovrn in this market, and
GUARANTEE PRICES
against all other dealers.
Robert Erause.
I have also opened a Special Department for closing out
Odds and Ends, wherein yon can find good wearing goods for
Men, Boys and Children, in all sizes. All these goods are re
duced one-fourth to one-half of the original price, and marked
in plain figures.
Blankets, Blankets, Blankets,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Hanged for a lirutal Crime.
Texakkaxa, Ark., Dec. 1H A mob of
muskeJ men stormed the jail of Bowie county
and took out James Howard, 'who was mi-
prisoned for branding his child-wife with a
red-hot iron, and strung htm up on tne tres
tie of the Texas & Pacific railroad. The
both was found dangling, by the sheriff,
with a bullet-hole in his head and a placard
around its neck on which was written
'We will protect our mothers, wives, sisters.
and daughters under any and all circum
stances." Last Jul v Howard, who was 35
reai-s old, married Mary Minrhen, aged 13.
She and her mother swore that Howard
whipped her, hung her up by her feet
naked, and that he branded the letter H"
on her person in two places.
Caused by Promiscuous Indorsing.
Boston, Dee. IS. It has just become
known that Charles Winchester, the capital
ist of Ashburnbam, Mass., has suspended,
chiefly through indorsements and unfortun
ate in vestments. The International Trust
company is reported to have a large amount
o his paper. An Ashburnbam dispatch
places the liabilities at foUu.UUU, and says
that several national banks are embarrassed
bv the failure. It continues: "Mr. Win
chester was a man very oasily approaclied,
and his misfortune seems to have been
caused by promiscuous indorsing. Among
those thus lefriended are Monroe Bros., of
Cleveland. Ohio, for $100,000, and Golden
Bros,, of Marlboro, Mass., dealers in waste
material, for $7t',SO0.
John J. Fox, of St. Paul, jumpr-d from
tram as it was rushing through Allegheny, I
Pa. earlv Thurwiav morning, and was-1
dragged several feet and badly cut. Ht
tlien rushed into a house m which wns a
corpse, frightened the watchers out of theu
wits. He was taken to a hoila! ana had I
his wounds diessed.
A pretentious swindler, representing him
self as a scientist, who borrows books, money. !
and specimens, which he never returns, aud I
arranges dates for lectures, which are never 1
given, has been victimizing people thuugbout I
tne country for four years, ne represents 1
himself as Capt Clarence E luttou, tht
famous geologist and writer, who is mort I
than anxious that the'bwitiUiesr should n-cem I
hi jufct deserts.
Witfcuuftiu fcludent In Trouble.
Appi.eton, Wis., Dec. 1 8. Ellsworth Mc-
Kinnie. of Iancaster; T H. Walker, ofXil-
bcurn Cirv; lavid Walker. Silas Randall.
id tieorge Olmsted were suspended Iron
Ijawreoce universitv Thursday, and Robert
Joyce, of Appleton, was expelled. The boy
broke into tlie room of uie tiasmusnen brota-
ers, students, took them to the basement and
gave them a cold bath, because they wen
considered unclean, i he student exeiir
belong to high elases and were considered
amoiiK the best in colleire. The senior t-lasM
tin etttens to leave. Tlie action of ilie lac
uiiy is rtunmeuded by citizens.
IKFA1L1NG SPECIFIC for L1VFE DISEASE
wllfirivinvi moQth ; tongue mated while
or covered wilh a bnmn fur; pia in the back,
eide, or jointe often mistaken for Rheumatism ;
BOUT Stomach: low of appetite; sometimes
itauea and wttU-r-Draf-h, or indisieption ; flattilen
cy and acid eructotions; bowels alternately cos
tive and lax: headache: lose of memory.
with a painful sensation of having failed to do
KomethiDgwhicboogbttohave br-en done; do
bitity; low tpirits; a thick, yellow appearance
colored.
and, if allowed to stand, depoifts a sediment.
sun liver mmm.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Ipj'enerally used In the Ponth to arouee the Tor
pid Miverto a healthy action.
It acts with cxtraordinary'efficacy on tlie
T IVER,
- KIDNEYS
and BOWELS,
An effectual ?jM-cIfic for
Malaria, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Biiliousness.
Sick Headache, Jaundice,
Nausea, Colic,
Mental Depression, Bowel Complaints,
Endorsed by the ot-c of 7 MILLIONS of bot
tles, as ILe
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for Children and Adults and for the Aged.
ONLY CENUINE
I has our letter Z stamp In red nn front of wrapper.
COOK STOVES!
RADIANT HOME
HARD COAL STOVES,
-AT-
WILLARD BAKER & CO.'S,
Opposite Harper Hons.
Rock Island, Illinois.
DRPRICES!
SPECIAL
fUQKW
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietor!. PHILADELPHIA, rA.
1'KlCfi H.tlO.
1 NATURAL FUIT i
fLAVORS I
MOST PERFECT MADE
tKii-jt'ls. VanilU, Umn. t,te., tl ivor diiu-i
PRICE BIKING POWDER CO. Chhago cvt St Lata.
HALF-CENT A W08H
The Akuus hf reafter will puWich in this col
umn ail a vtriiM.-ru'ntt ol iiosi, romm, ror nnu
PorSa e. liotrdor l(o.u(. w atium. sna aimnaT
notitfin, at iticl.'W rote ol one-half a cunt a word,
sacUntrure a word, but no advert icfment lew
than ten cents
Three UotlieM Kcovrrt-tl.
Kew Okxjcans, I-a-, lHc. IS. A petJlaJ
to the Picavune from Bnyou Sara says; il
tuc Bevrlv Harris with her crew was al
work Thursday at the wnn k of ttie W tatt
with dia The body of Berry illiaius,
the second Stewart, was brought up. Mi
Lizzie J Foster of Natchez is here, using
everv etideavor to recover the bodies ot
Cant. Stafford, his wife, and child. Th
charred remains of two bodies were found
Friday on the wreck of the White.
ritMr George Wing Iad.
Jacksonville. I11&, Iec. IS. Profs&r
Gwin; Wmc, a member of the faculty ol
the Illinois institution fordeuf mutes, dtetl
in this city Thursday. Ho was an excellent
scholar, and ahtL-hlv ir;zed instructor. Ht
leaver a family.
THE MARKETS.
J PER CENT MORTGAGES
Improved Iowa Farm. Security S to 5 timeMhe
loan, anrt inspected In eacn cae. Completed
loan always on hand for talc, t'lze of loan?
$200 to f 10,000 Time of loant 5 years. Only
choicest loats handled. Referencef and dt-UUa
given on application either in person ot letter.
H. M. BKNLEY. Attorney at Law.
SH Main St., Davenport. Iowa.
OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
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Cm I Sien Big Glove.
HIBBLY IMPORTANT TO GEHTLEMEN.
I have just received my first installment of my
Foreign importations of
FINE WOOLENS,
FALL ASD WINTER WEAR,
And extend a cordial invitation to my patrons for an inspection
of th" same. Very finest work, Lowest prices, and
perfect fit guaranteed.
33. ZIMMER,
No. 1810 Second Avenue. Rock Island, 111.
Gloves! Gloves!
Fur all kinds of Gloves and Mi' tens call and
inspect
BENNETT'S STOCK
Over 500 different styles, warranted
to fit and will not rip; gloves
for every bod-, and no shoddy.
Gloves cut to order and repuired.
GEORGE BENNETT,
No. 1C05 Second aveoue. Rock Island.
iih or with, lit board. Third avenue, oppos
ite court bone;. l.M(KhfcLL.
Wasted at once a eelia-
' b'f van to wtl choice iiursi-ry stock; good
pay, teai!y work, outtit' me.
4-jm NurMtryinaD, RoctirUT. N. Y.
WANTED. FOCR GOOD ENER
"c'ic men to riiiivas for a lino line of Ho!i
ilavc':'i:s ood vay to riirhtmeii: refon-nce I
ri-Miiin-d. C. F. liEWEND, Manner
1,-1-1 ID ilf WIJUU 1". La.iuril( .
DAVIS & CO.,
PLUMBERS
AND
Steam Fitters,
A coujplete stock of
Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, tc.
Sole a gcnt tor
Deane Steam Pumps,
SIGHT FEED LUBRICATORS,
We guarantee every one I
twenty da a' trie!
erfect. and will send Cups,
to responsible partlee.
Deere'b Block,
Moline.IH.
Telephone 9US3.
Safety Heating Boilers, and Contrao
tors for furnishing and Laying
Water, Gas and Sewer Pipe.
1712 First Ave.,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Taleohone 1U8. Bf aidence Tolephooe 1Q
-FALL '86,
-WINTER '87.-
HOPPE, TAILOR,
(successor to and late Cutter for I. Liberman,)
1803 Second Ave., Rock Island.
FINE WOOLENS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Worsteds, London Suiting and Trouserings.
Largest and most complete stock at the Lowest Prices.
Particular Attention given to Good Work.
A Scbem to Purchase the Cherokee Strip.
Kansas City. Dec. 18. A local paper
had an interview with a gentleman Irom
Colorado as the representative of Colorado
capitalists interested with ew iork, Chi
cago, and St. Louis parties in a scheme to
purchase or lease for a long term of yean
the Cherokee strip in Indian territory, con
taining 6.)0,0t)0 acres, with the intention of
oneninir it to settlement The price men
tioned is per acre. The scheme also in
cludes the acquisition of T,(HW,(HIU acres in
No Man's Land, extoudins to Mexico,
claimed bv the Cherokees. It is asserted
that t.tKH) has been spent already in look
ing up tlie records of the interior depart
ment and negotiating with tlie Indians.
To Benin I'roceetlliiff Against ir. I'al
mer.
Jackhon. Mich. , Dec. 1 H. Ex-Governor
and Prosecuting Attorney Illair Thursdayre-
ceived a copy of the testimony taiten Dy tne
prison inspectors who have been inxestigat
inc Ir. Palmer's conduct, who is accused of
taking monpy to furnish false certificates to
allow convicts to get out of the state prison
here. Governor Alger orders tlie prosecut
ing attorney 'to begin proceedings at once
against Dr. J 'aimer auu otuers, wuo area
disgrace to the state."
The Stale Asatttiies the Liability.
Boston. Mass., Pec, 18. The state
finally assumed the liability for the accident
upon the Frey & Greenfield road at Bards-
weirs ferry last spring, as it was obliged to
do under its contract with the Fitchburg
Railroad company. Out of the tolls due tlie
state by the railroad is drawn the sum of
f 1)5,8711 to reimburse the company for pay
ments made on account of personal injuries
received by passengers upon that occasion.
This largely reduces the year's income.
Col. Foracre Dead.
Newark, Ohio, Dec. 18. CoL G. J. For
acre, one of the best known railroad men in
the country, since Jan. 1, general snper-
intendent of tlie Trans-Ohio division of the
Baltimore & Ohio road, died here Thursday.
He was 58 year old, had served in iu the
Mexican war, and was major in the Seventh
Georgia during the reliellion. Ho will be
buried at Atlanta, Ua.
J. T.DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
And Dealei in Mens' Fine Woolens,
J 706 Second avenue.
Tl hlnky Burned.
Owknhboho, Ky., Dec. IS. The warehouse
of the J. T. Wih h Distilling company burned
Friday nicht consuming 1,808 barrels of
w hisky. 1 ucendiansm.
Chii Afio. Iec. 1'
On the board of mute to-day the quotations.
were as ioiiows: m-ai --.. s Decem
ber, oiwued T64o- nominal, clnstd .t-iic; Janu
ary. openid 7.sc, vumtnl ..-"nc; reu.-nary.
opened TKW . i iiwa . i-o-n .o. i'o
cemtier. owned 3H-ii': elosel :tV:: Janu
ary, ripened W-hc. cKimhI c; tenruary.
opened K. cloned 0.iU-u.3 ie
ee miter, owiied -fit; nominal, clohcd JJtk-
January, o'i.w. and closed, -: May, opened
aP.nc. elosed 3b- a?ked. I'ork liecember.
omned 11.40 nominal, eloheti n.r; January
opened $11.50, rlotd tU.W Lid; Kebruar
mientMl til. I'm. closed fil Lard -Decem
ber, oiioiied t' ITVj nominal. cl-l K' "-!
nnmttml
Live St lira The I nion st-ck yar-ln re)rt
the loilowific lahfjeol ( ikes; Hop-.Mark' t
opent-d lai! ly a.tie anrl tir:n 1U1 l.ht
cruden m: biuiier uud 'tht-is t-ir;nl.; iitjUt
cradt. o.7-H,4.;0. ruu,;h pru-Kifis. S;).--fiy
4.111; heuvv packing and shippmu 54.ai!
$4.55 i'altle- Market. htwdy; lan.v active
common beeves, g.S.4t"(iA.i.7.; j,''.t. 1 O 'J4-.tU
ri.riM.nia. 5.'i.tM-v;i... (-.... j!.:im41.iw
Btorkt-rs, f:..M" .1.411 Slice p Mnv. ihhumhi
a shade iowe,i, 0, Kitud, u.,,k Ji.ltJj
4 75
I'rndti'.-c: Bntlcr- Fairv crt:nnei-v , J('.-V
lr lb; uooil dairy. ltoiH:: packi;.. KPk:
has -Sirn t ly ireshHe iHr dor. i e Iiiih;.Ji'
Dieiwil itnltry-l'hlOKeB,6vi6T!: wi Ui.tlui-
and Kew. IWi'ikii turkeys. He. l'o'attes bur-
bankH. 47&iiOc imt bu on track; Kai l Ut. 46
6b4. Ht-auty of Hebron, 4(50. Applet rail
to gotuj tliippuiif. il.ibdi.M per bbi.
St. Louis.
St. tioiys. No., ler. 1".
Wheat- Firmer; No. 2 red cash. Wb"
Janua, WJto; rebi-uary, ; May. l(n
Corn rirra; Nv 2 mixed cash, ;ft ; .l.o.uary.
Iffivw"; Febmai , &&ur; May, fat:
Steady; N. S nnxfil rah. air; January.
February. lify&ii'Jiwr. May, 3b:. It ye sitatly;
KfHc VV hi -k - i I . M. Fork - fcus ; 1 1 .t"W
11.75. Laid-Faxy; J0.10.
li'ik. New.
Npw YottK. Dec. 1
Wheat No. 1 red state. it-' ; .no. -'do.
ho. t red winter January, V ; rebruary
BI(c. Corn -No. 2 mixed civil, 47l,-jc; d
January. 4fUr; do February. VJ4: UaU-No.
1 white state, .we; No. 2 do, iJTiu; No. iiinxtHi
January ic. nye-Duil and 11m handed
Barley -Nominal. Pork Dull; new mest.
$ll.&Ugl.UU. Lard-ltijeaiUi, tti.'.l, Junuaiy,
nilvranfcee. j
MitWAUKRK, Wis., Hec. 1".
Wheat- Steady; cash. Sic: January.
May. H41io- Corn-null: No. t. . Oats-
Steady; No. J!, .Sic. K ye -Firmer; No. 1. Uic.
barley Stuady. No. X aJV.
Toledo.
Tolkdo, (hit. Iec. 17.
Wheat Active and lirm; casli (JtHc; Janu
ar- p'c: May. ooytfl. iorn meaoy: ith-su,
3SM?c; May. Oats Steady; cash. Lij.
Clover aeed-lluiher; tsvb. 4.si4: January.
$4.ti&. February. H7b bid.
lietroit.
DmtOIT, Dec. 17.
Wheat-No. I white cash, TW'ic; cash Michi
gan red. 81c; No. t red cash and Leeem
ber, WMc: January. 81 4c; February,
May, 8HV4C. Corn-a. Oats-No. 2, XV4c; No.
t white. 3:Hc Clover seed -Cash. $4..'7
January. U
BOCK IBLASD.
VOR SALE, SIXTY LOTS IN MY AD-
ditions o the city of Rock Island en four year-
ORDINANCE
Granting ILe Hiubl to tlie Wtsli;
Tekcrnnh CV and its hucccs-
sors to Erect aud Maintain Poles, Sup I
ports and Wires in tbe Streets, Alleys,
ATeuues and Public Grounds iu the I
City of Rock Island.
J it ordtunM by tht City Voxncit of the IV y oj
Jioct island;
urrnrinn l TIihI ihe Western I'D ion Telt'Cranh
r..i.it,inv anrt its sun e.sors are hcrebv autuorizeu i
to contnict and maintain in. along and across the I
stl'etf". avenues, alleys aud public grounds of the 1
l ity of IbK'k JsUnd. liiif of tovs, supiortt and I
wires for the V'.rnote or us ousinetss. ana Bionit i
1 1, f.ilL.winiT ritntet. vir'
i .....w.ni.itr m ih iint line nf the citv limit p. :
and follow int the lince of railioada entering the j
citr. v z: T ie C liirair.i, kock jsiann x, muut
railway the I'hiraco. Burlincton & Qnircy rail
way and the Chicago, Mi'waukec & St. Paul rail
wl w..wt t Twi'niT- fonth 24t street : thence t
noiitli approach of Arsenal bridge on said street I
f nm 1 weniv-iounu sireei wi ienunu i-"
street. Hlorg the north side or Second (2) avenue
and on Twentieth 9H street to First (1) avenue.
And from Twentieth 20l street on Second (2)
Hvrnue to Seventeenth (171 street, and from
Srcoud ttti avenue on Seventeenth (17) street to I
Kirn! til avenne and Irom hovvn leenin tl. 1 siihhm
on thirst it avenue alone the south side of aaid I
avenue to TwelftlMlSt street to west nne oi me
riiv limits, alone the Koek Island & Peoria rau-
wav. with also the right to conuect said wire in I
tht- usual niitiuter with aueh offices as said com-
nanvorits sucneasors may from time to time I
maintain in aid c'ty, and for that purpose to
erect and nmintain in said street n, aveuues
Hlleys and puldic grounds the usual and proper
VKles, BiipiMirts, wires an4 other appliances; aud
said eumpauv t siiccessortt aud assigus shall an
nuallF, on tht .Mh day of May of each year, pay
to the clerk of Mid city, for the use of the city the
hu in of M dollars lor eacn ana every poieereci.-
fit ftluri i.aid route under and bv virtue f the I
ordinaii'-e, and snifi company shall within tenl
dnvs after this ordinance goes Into effect, give!
not ice in writ inc. to tuid clerk of said city ol its I
-r( ittunni liert'of. and in caae of Ittiitire or neg
lect so to do, then, in that cae all rights hereby 1
.iraiii.l Im without force or validity. I
practicable bv plactd within and next to thecurb I
or omer line, oi tut-iu-nBiaY, pnii
r..l mn.ntaruurt in a safe, convenient ana sun-
MtnuttMt n. ah hit. and so as to onpiruct ana iiiier-
fere as little as prac'icaule wltho'her public use
of anch streets, alleys nd putHic Erounfi, and I
the prirtlegeti hen-hv crantea saau oc suroeci to i
all general urdiiuvice e f tfre city roncern n the I
height, rttaraeier ana saieiy oi mm po-p, -?u-
Skc. S. That nothing nereiu contamco snau i
bo construed to oreveut the city council from I
granting to other persons or corporations tbe right 1
Ui r.riMK and re-eniM aaitl lines anu inierfeenuiiB i
of streets, provided that such crossinge aball 1
bv them 'constructed in a oroner manner and with I
duereyard to the afetv aud protection of said I
lines auawires.
Passed December 6. lKHfi.
Appioved:
THOW. Ml'UDOCK,
Attest: Mayor.
liUBKttT KtKHLKK. Cltf Ucrk.
JOHN T. NOFrSKEB.
AIM CL0SI1
Fifth
Oil
SALE
OF
ST0WESS
Foblic Hotlce
A n vone h&vintr buniness with the AuoUB
office after 6 p.m. (in the event that the w!Sd-5kou
onice 10 itiBtiu win iichv ton i
mans & Halt b news stand in the postomce
building, who are authorized to transact SoIommc.
business of evcrr nature for the Argus. ooai-Hoft life : bam as. so
Von wooa im.w.
traw-16.0.
Corn-Old 43c; Saw 40e.
Fouua-Si40c.
ChMvMail Boms.
Thn finest mail and naDer box ever in- HoEnirr,
Tented is for sale at the Asqds office at Attorney at law, loans money on good
h inw nriM nf l each. The same box security, makes collections. Reference,
i.,iHrrhAreatl.B0. Call and ex- Mitchell & Lynde, banker's, Office in
amine them. ' post offloe block
AT
DAYID DON'S.
To make room by January for our large stock of Refrigerators, I offi over 200 Heating
Stoves for softor hard coal, all sizes and styles at from $5 to $40; 300 second
hand Btoves, such aa
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.
Brilliants, Climaxes. Victorias, Radiant
Homes and Crown Jewels,
(
For from $3 to $15. all in good order. Now is the titneto buy a cheap stove.
David
Don,
Id 7 Second Avenue, Hock Island
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