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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-07
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FIREs-A SHOCKING AFFNR.-Sunday
afternoon, at about one o'clock, the barn Of
Timothy Sexton. who lives next to Dimick s
farm and near the disullery, was totally des
troyed by fire, including all his hay and
grain, and a splendid pair Of horses, vita
their harness. Mr.. Sexton has been team
ing on the Island for long time past, and
not very long ago, paid $l2O in cash for this
team. At the time of the disaster, he was
up in town. 4 little child, three or four
wears of age went into the barn, and com
menctd playing with matches, and
ended by setting fire to the entire place, BE.
fore the CJnnagration was discovered,
it was too late to do anything 70
arrest it, and the child was barely rescued,
being considerably burned as it was. The
poor horses we're consumed amid frightfll
struggles to escape from their fearful death
We understand that a subscription Is
being raised to replace Mr. Sections loss.
Ia the evening, at about half past eight
o o'clock, our citizens were startled by the
ringing of the fire bells. Services had just
commenced ia u,~ churches, and much ex-
c,tement followed The lurid glare of
flames rejecting upon the river, and light,
ing mp the opposite bluff indicated, how.
ever, that the cause of the alarm was in
Davenport. The manner in which the tall
flames climbed above the city, showed that
a considerable fire was in progress. This
morning We learn that the residence Of DR..
Peck, on the west side Of Brady, four doors
above 3th, was totally destroyed. 1t was
valued at five or SIX thousand dollars, and
insured for $4,000 in the Sangamo of
Springfield, His, the Springfield Mass,
Fire ann Marine, Republic of Chicago, and
Phoenix Of New York. The furniture was
also wei covered.
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ness. Reports were received from all the
societies. In the district there are about
500 adult Turner'S. and about D0 juvenile.
The statutes Of the District wsr, then thor.
oughiy revised, after which the convention
ratified important revisieus lately made by
the National Convention. This concluded,
it was unanimously voted that Rock Island
be the headquarters Of the North Miss,.ippi
District, and that the next annual sst.yal
and convention be held at this place. At
the dinner hour recess was taken, and 4,
three O'Clock the convention adjourned %
cross to the Island, permission for tina, pur
pose having been obtained Of Gen. Rodman.
All points Of interest we're visited. The
party then proceeded to Moline, and from
there to the gardens Of Krell Il Ohlweiler.
AT the latter place the afternoon was wbicd
away with songs, addresses, and conyiyial
ties. In the evening, in honor Of the guests,
q pleasant entertainment was provided at
the hall, consisting Of vocal and ins,rumeu.
tai music and the presentation Of the Maid
Of Schwabia, comedy in two acts.
To day was the twelfth anniversary Of the
Turner Society Rock Island. 1t was eel.
ebratod by fine procession through our
principal streets, in which the city band, and
a splendid Turner brass band furnished by
Museatine, were prominent features, and
discoursed excellent music. The societies
then repaired to Krol & Ohlwelers gar.
dens, enjoyed pic ME, and had good time
generally interpreted with sungs, speeches,
and gymnastic exercises, A platform erect.
ed there, offered the requisite facilities for
dancing, md was well taken advantage Of.
The convention aud It's festivities have been
complete success.
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FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-One hundred
and twenty acres of unimproved land lin.
Guiding forty acres of TIMBER in Sharon
Township, Clinton Co., Iowa twelve miles
from WheatIand, and eight miles from Ma.
quoketa, in a splendid farming neighborhood.
Call at this Office for information.
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lou marble miustrnIs yoiceless tono
IN deathlrss songs shall tell,
When many "a yanquIshed age hath flown,
The story how yc fell,
Nor wreck, nor change nor winters blight,
Nor times rcmorsylcss doom,
Shall dim one ray Of holy light
That gIli- your glorious tomb
The ceremony o! strcwing flowers on the
graves Of loved ones, is as old as time itself
Nothing can be more touching, more pres.
sive, or more appropriate It commends
itself alike to the instincts of the most un.
cultivated aud to the taste Of the most re.
fined. Like the belief in Immortality, it
seems coeXtensive with the human race, aud
has been the solace Of wounded affection in
all cimes and ages Heather mythology
loved to trace the origin Of innumernble
flowers to the graves Of the good and noble.
In many instances it sverred that particular
plants sprung from the very blood or bodies
Of the fallen heroes. How natural then for
the afflicted to have gathered these conse
Grated flowers, and strewn them upon the
last resting places Of treasured friends,
whose qualities they may have imagined re.
semblrd those Of the gods to whose memory
the flowers we're sacred
And yet, general a has been this custom
in connection with the bereaycmenls of pri.
waite life, nowhere in history DO we find such
m instance recorded as the going forth of
our entire nation to do homage at the
graves Of our martyred soldiers. As if NOV
ed by the dictates Of one mind, or the i'm
pulse Of one heart, our people throughout
the land have gratefully testified, by this
beautiful ceremony, their grateful apprecia.
ton Of those who fell in the struggle for our
rig hts, the preservation Of our safety, and
the defence OF our national honor 1" our
imm"di"'" ''''"'Y' "' graves nave pee"
IhoSo VI strangers $500 '"oSe whose
MONIES ana 'Fe""' are HAT us
'"h'' Hc"FceIy III huinO'e nehN.oo"Fu peaFS
a iAm'Il"F name An" yet ior 'h'', none
have been neglected lhey lo"ght IN one
common cause. Side by side they bore
down upon the enemy. Shoulder to shout
der they pressed to the onset Together
they faced the halIstormS OF destruction;
together their wild cheers OF defiance com
mingled victory WAS the lrult OF theiF com
o'"eo y"'or' and IN the carnage OF death
their blood flowed ont upon the same halIo"-
cd altar
Too often has 1t been the lot of the unre,
turning brave to mouIler away upon their
distant battle fields, without so much as a
recognition of their grand success or daring
virtues. Even the stupeudous results stsked
upon their courage and exerton have been
permitted to lose their significance and i'm
portauce. Here aud there, in some seclud.
ed home, warm affection has kept alive the
! treasured remembrance of departed worth.
but the grent world has rolled on, headless
o. the martyrs who secured its peace and
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

A COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE will
~ he held at the School House in Andalusia,
during the Goth of June, and Let and I'd of July
and is earnestly requested that all the teachers
of this county make a special effort to attend,
and take part in the exercises
The organization Of permanent Institute
depends materially upon the sue 'ess of this
one, and | appeal to teachers to take holt Of
this matter in earnest, and try to induce, if pos
s,ble, q deeper interest in the common schools
Of this county. Teachers can no longer plead
the excuse Of loss Of time, for non attendance,
as the law no provides for continuance of wages
during time 90 spent subject to certain limta-
tionsj and School Directors are requested to
make such attendance a requirement.
An effort will be made to provide accommoda-
tions tor those who come from distance.
NJ. NJ. STURGEON,
may8lw6w. County Supt of Schools.
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INST Received at Bambergor, s

4 full line Of Parasols, Fringes Gimps
and Buttons, also French Ginghams, Lawns,
White Good, Piques, etc Dress Goods,
Silks, silk Saques, Napkins, Hosiery, Hoop.
Skirts aud Corsets, all styles.
In Cloths and Cassimeres, a full assert.
ment Clothing made to orde. in styles and
at prices to compare favorably with any
hOnse in the Mest.
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EHerYthinr Looks Prosneroua and

The finest assortment of Dress goods and
Trimmings, Lawns, White goods, Skirtings
and notons together with large stock Of
all kinds Of domestic goods is to be found at
J.. Volts. And also a splendid assortment
of Alexandra KID Gloves, all of which is of.
fered to the public at the lowest prices
may Idtf L. WOLF.
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CrockerY Il Tum bling

Not the crockery, either, but the prices
at ". H. a c. I. Webbs, Davenport, who
have one of the biggest stocks in Iowa, and
cant be undersold by anybody.
They have just been making u large re.
ductlon in their rates, and want the public
of Rock Island to know it. This is
no humbug. Call and See for yourself
diff
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Young Mons Library Association.

The rooms of the Young Mems Library
Association are open from . A. NJ. until 10
P. NJ. every day except Sundays. A large
and well selected assortment Of works now
on hand. Tickets three dollars, which can
always be procured of the Secretary.
mavGdly
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4 Llttla Free Aduarlisinp

viii J. A. Mcclure, late flour, feed, and
produce merchant, at this city, please step
around at our counting room aud settle a
little advertising bill that slipped his mind
before he left. We should like to gaze up,
on his smiling physiognomy once again
DIFF
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4 large assortment very cheap at Aikens,
also q new lot of Llama Lace Points in
white and black, some very handsome ones,
just received By express. Bay State Cor.
sets, all sizes white and coIored, the best
and choapes. Corset in the market.
Z. NJ. AIKEN.
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FOR SALE.

UtFEH for sale a small house. and lease.
he dwelling has two good rooms. and a
81 N Ner sitchen and situstsd OF the corner Of
Hocs River and Pearl streets, south Of the first
NA'a school house, For terms inquire Of
JOHN HARDEN.
koek IsILud, Nay stA-d2u.
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Of going, but 90 at once to May Brothers
and get some ofthose nice cheap Marseiles
Quilts, Jackonets, plain and striped Swiss,
aud all kinds OF Hosiery, &C., which must
be sold at very low prices.
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BLACK ALrACcAs.-A desirable line Of
all grades, from soc. to $3.50 per yard also,
more Of the celebrated Twin and "Ac.
commodation,' skirts, just received, at
NEWBURGER's,
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Barrett Chapter No. l8,R. A. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues.
days Of each month.
Henry BUR.owER, II. P.
GEoEGE l.. CARLTON, Sec'y.
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Odd FaIlnRA

Rock Island Lodge No. l8, /. 0. O. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at u o'clock PM
J. 0. LUNDBLAD, No.
j. FRANK OOYWAY. Z. S.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

THE undersigned have formed eopartner-
l. ship, under the firm of smealOn Sehlem-
msr, for carrying on tine business II House, Sign,
sni Steamboat Painting Draining, kalsomln.
ing, Paper Hanging. glasiug, &c.
FRANCIS SMEALoN, .r.
JOHN SCHLEMMER,
Beck IIlsud Asg. 80, 1855, DIFF.
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,ost BY which It has been maintained.

cost BY which It has been maintained.
The day was a fl one for the purpose
The skies we're sPotless; the air warm, fra.
grant, and refreshing the river like q.
ganlic mirror; the Island groves clothed 10
their heaviest foliage the wArblers Of ma.
ture seemingly without number; and as The
procession moved from the cars, and dsGled
along the Moline bridge to the head Of the
Island, the Sabbath bells Of three cities
seemed COMMUNICATING the occasion. In
The rear Of the procession came long line
ofcquippages, containing those not Of the
Spiritual faith, but who came because the
occasion was free and welcoue to all, and
commanded their respect and appreciation.
Arriving at the cemetery, the gates were
thrown open, and the children marched in,
each bearing flag and boquet Of flowers
Hating they sang beautiful hymn
"Sweet Summer Land" Mr. Henry Jones
Superintendent ofthe Lyceum, then delivered
few remarks, not paFtaking Of the nature
Of an oratorcal effort, but cminently adapt
ed 70 the occasion He characterized their
visit 70 the graves as n free will offering to
the noble heroes who had purchased with
their blood ths freedom which We now en-
joy. To them we owe our liberty Of con.
scicnce, right of private Judgement and
| fr..dgr, 80 tbg,,.It ,pl a,.,.u Tk.v he Il
met to crown the graves with laurel, not that
the dead could be benefited thereby, but to
DO honor and veueration in the sight Of the
living. And he felt assured that those who
had passed away, could not look down up.
on them there, without emotions Of love and
pleasure. Many not Of their faith, would
regard the laying of their tributes there, asa
Dissertation Of the Sabbath. He did not
think it vas 1.-THE day was holy, the deed
was much more so. All daysare holy wher
the heart is pure, and the conduct exempla
ry The flowers will bloom as sweetly, th,
foliage grow as greeuiy, the sun shine lorti
as brightly, and the great river flow on 9
maiesuca'ly, tomorrow, as to-day or yester
day. In the sight Of God, all days are holy
when consccrated to as good and nobI
deeds as that about to be performed.
The children then marched up and dow
between the graves, alrewing their flower.
after which they returned to Rock ISLAND
aud At ha,Gpast twelve, decorated the SO
dicrs Monument in the Cour. House Square
The demonstration throughout, was quie
orderly, and solemn luIly worthy Of the da
and the design.
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STOLEN PLUMBER FoUyD.-Yesterday
SUNDAY afternoon, boy seventeen years
Of age, living at Davenport, named Herman
Buerger, visited the second island below
our city, lying just above Credit Island, and
10 rambling over il. found all the pIuuder
stolen from Mr.. Grenels house by the bur.
glars. Also, Mr. Bambergers hat, CAMS.
ter Of powder, and a quantity OF fuses such
ns are used in blowing cafes opened. He
handed the stuff over to Marshal kaufman,
who in turn transferred it to Marshal Mitch.
Mr.. GrenelI identified his property this
morning and literally rewarded the finder.
It is very evident that the fellows we now
lave did the INsaliut, or the plumber would
have been removed TO better place ere
this. 1t was covered up with brush when
found.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL SELL Low, AND on LING TIME
s., 4 desired, ny ra'ilso,a, fr, ming Franklin
bAl''s, aai ono to ten io.. AT scbs5 49,
sloa oI the irst Of May, it vii Go mad T ~
q0's on he premises, or of A. P. Gutter
'aN' ST. wILSoE.
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RuLRoN lrEM.--Saulpsugh a Co., we
learn, oro doubling their force on the Rock.
ford rond running from the bridge to this
city, with view Of commemorate lay iron
to Rock Island after The first Of July.
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PETER FRIES,

DpcrTPIER AND MANUFACTURER on
Ii Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer ID
Posefqu Wines and Liquors. 'FRONT.' stree" oPPo-
an, Psrry Landing. Rock kLaEd, III,
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Nail Routes

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives at
$40 A. y. aud 6.2OP. VI. Closes a. $40 A. NJ.
and 500 p. NJ
PORT BYROE MAIL--via Ws'ertoWn, uGnp-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cotdova, ~
rivss at 5.J5 A. NJ. CIosest.5O 2. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAu--(by cars dolly, leaves
between aud A. NJ, returning at about
=. VI. Orion and Andoyer arO supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrivsS at 7'50A.
N. aud g.15 Pm. Closes at $40 A. NJ. and
sOh P. n
ALEDO MALTA Canton Mills, Audalu-
sta, Rdgiu yton, Hamlet, PerrytOn, Aiedo, High
POINT, Sew Boston, Eeitbsburg Oquavka, 10
Oquawka Junction SagetOwnl leaves daily
between A. NJ. aud arrives at $3.50 P. NJ.
Mai. matter igr Pleasant Ridge HRElitt, Buff
iaio Prairie Illinois City, brury, Copper
Creek, aud dIlorsUurg goos by this route.
| MONMOUTH MAII,--yia Presumption, sueE
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
klonlanl Grove 10 Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdpys and FRI
dog ut 2. VI. Ceutrs Ridge IL supplied
| on fucs1sys by this route.
! CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once aWeek Ar
! rIyes Friday ey8uiny, 90 4 O'Clock, and leaves
/ Saturday morning, a. q o'clock
umoo hour, lyou 7:r0 A. n. TO 500 Z. VI.
. H%F~-uuIsys, open FROM " 10 An
H u.s. OsHoRv Post Master.
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DaiID Argus..
Monday EVENING, June 7, 1889.
premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUs OPPiCE, and be executed
IL the very best manner and at reasonable Tatos.
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DUS1MUsS CARDS.
n. c. CONNELLY,

rroRgRY FLAW AND NC TARf PGb
a 10 Rook IIlAnd, m. 0fiSs over 'hs Fo''
OMNs.
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Illinois St, next door to Hengrtler's Cigar
Store.
'NHEsh rooms comprise the three stories of
dryers Block, fitted up without regard TO
cost, and in a manner to be surpassed owhere in
TINS section, AZ resort Tor gentlemen, they
viii be made uuexceptionHble. Every propcr
facility for Willing away leisure hours viii al.
Ways be provided. Tho aim Of the propreDors
will be- to afford the GENT men Of Rock Island
au attractive place Of amusement, where quiet,
comfort, and enjoyment may be combined
luuldM
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~ ANHea'
ALLEN 4 SINONS0N.

TrORYEYs AND COUNsELORs AT
n LAW, Rock Island, III. Once in Buiordt
Block
sepeSdly.
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II, Z, PARMENTER,

TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
4 ofsss in court House, Roos Island, H.
Fsrn,sni city property bought and sold
NAV 7Ud iVWe2W.
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fon the best flour, 20 to The Warner
ML--s.
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Notice of Registration

STATE OF ILLINOIS, es
CRY AND CouNTy oV Eo,N ISLAND, 90
NOTICE Is hereby given that I, james VI.
~ But0ri Mayor Of the City OF Rock Island,
have hy virtue Of the power vested in me by the
City Charter, appointed briggs, W. II. Lundy,
and j. J.. Conway, Judges IT tho Election for
two members of the Board Of Education Of
Rock lsisud school District, to be- held at the
Council room on tho
TWENTY-NINTH DAY or JUNE:
aud the persons above named are hereby notified
% meet At the Council room on TUESDAY,
THE EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, To prepare
from the poll lists Il register Of voters Also,
on the TWENTY SECOND DAY Of tho same
month to make all necessary corrections and
alterations therein
In testimony whereof / have hereunto set my
hand, aud caused the seal Of the city to DO az
fixed, this frat day Of june A. p. 1850.
J. NJ. BUPORD, Mayor.
Attest J. FRAsK CONWAY, Clerk.
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Sons Of our rousecuted ground,
lc must not slumbcr there,
Where stranger stops and tongues rosound
Along the needless MIR
Your nHu proud lands heroic soil
Sha b" your litter grave:
She claims from war her richest spoil
hna4hr. Ol her brave.
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Like the dread Southern hurricane,
That sweeps his broad plateau,
Flushed with the triumph yet ~ gain.
Cane down the scrrIcd foe:
Our heroes felt the shock, and lc1pt
To meet them on the plain,
And long the plying ky hath wcrt
Above our gallant slain,
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LoCAE COLUMN.
ParaIols and sun Umbrellas.

FIFTEEN CENTS a line will be charged for
each insertion Of articles under this head.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific
Railroad.

LEAVE, ARRIVE,
Day Express and Mail, 500 a. IN. 6.2O p. m.
wight Express, 9.i5p,m Gao a. IN.
come NRsr.
bay Express and Mail, ban. 80 O, IN.
Night Express, 8 Tsp IN. g.Oj p. IN.
Western Union Railroad.
Express Passenger $40 o. N. 1858 ?. IN,
Night Express, $50 2, IN. b.3Oa. y.
Rock Island l. Peoria Railroad.
Leave Rock Island, 700 a. M and LOOP. IN.
Arrive at Rock Island, 100 a, III. and 500 p. m.
re- Trains run by Chicago time, which is is
minutes faster than Rock Island time.
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III

Rest No. embalmei and 'aintcd dead
Dear ~ the bloody grave:
No impI0u- Footsteps hoTc shall tread
The h"rbage Of your grave;
Nor shall your glory be forgot
While fame her record keeps,
Or h0uor points the haiiowed spot
Where yal0r proudly sleeps
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The uoighing stcei, the flashing blade,
The trumpets stirring blast,
The charge, the dreadful cuuu0nAir,
The din and shouts, are past;
NO war Wild note, nor gIory's peal,
Shall thrill with fierce delight
Those breasts that never more shall feel
The rapture Of the bght
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THEY NEVER FAIL
BOUND OVER.

I7oUR clothing can be cleaned and bound add
i pressed over, so that u val looE as well as
~ ~ E. WILCOX Tailor,
washington St, bet. Orleans and Rock River,
neh2dtf, ...
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So meath their parent earth they rest,
Iar from the CORY fields
Borne ton Spartan mothers breast
Uu many bloody shield
Tho sunshine uf their native sky
smiles sadly 30 'Heu here,
Ard kindred heart. aud eyes watch by
The heroes .opl..Bre.