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This Evenings Quotations.
FROM THE WEST.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Erolusively TO The Eusntng Telegraph,
The Cheney Church TrOubles-Rev. MIR.
Tying to tn. Fore.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Rev. 8. H. Tying, Jr., of
New York, who preached yesterday for Mr.
Cheney, had previously received q note from
Bishop Whitehouse notifying him of Cheney's
deposition and reminding of the canon for
bidding participation in services with deposed
clergymen. Mr.. Tying paid no heed to the let
ter, but preached both sermons, Cheney reading
the morning and evening services for him, and
the two gentlemen uniting and administering
the Eucharist The congregation was the largest
ever assembled in Christ Church.
In the evening even the chancel and vestry
were crowded, and hundreds were obliged to go
away, unable to obtain even standing room. In
the morning sermon no illusions were made to
the existing troubles, but in the evening the
sermon bore more directly upon them, the text
being:-"Jesus heard they had cast him out,
and when He had found him He said unto him,
Dost thou believe in the Son of God?"-John
tx: 35..
Mr.. Tying, among other things, said, when
the Church interferes with the rights of indi-
vidual conscience, illuminated by the word of
God and liberty of the Christian in his relations
to His word, then the Church becomes Anti
christ, for it assumes the functions of Christ
and substitutes itself in Christ's stead.
At such time of apostacy from Christ and
His truth, it is blessing to be eeXcommunicated
for the "castouts' of the Church are found the
followers of Christ This passage was received
with applause which Mr.. Tying Immediately
checked, reminding his auditors that they were
in the Church OF God, and not in q lecture
room.
Mr.. Tying concluded by exhorting his hearers
to hold fast to the old Catholic doctrine: -"ln
essentials unity Qn non-essentials liberty) in
all thinge charity"
Fatal Accident.
MILWAUKEE, june 5.-Byron r. Squires, an
old teegrapher, formerly superintendent of the
telegraph lines from st. Louis to st. Paul, fell
from train on the Northern Pacific road last
Friday and was fatally injured,
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AsSs- HERD-BooK JERSEYS. AN EXHIBI.
~ TION for competition OF HERD-BOOK JER.
SEY COWS, HEIFERS, and YOUNG BULLS, for
PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey will be held at
HERKNESS' BAZAAR, Philadelphia, commencing
MONDAY, noon, June 5, and ending THURSDAY,
June 8.
There will be choice animals from the herds Of
Massey, Twaddill, S. j. ShaIpess, Howe, Potts,
Lusson, c. L. Sharpless, and others.
CHARLES L. SHARPLESS,
For the Committee.
Adnittance 25 cents. east
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BURNErr's KALLIsroN-The best cosmetic.

Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No.
South Second street, has of the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
nent OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth of their money.
BURNETT's CocoANE-A perfect hair-dressing
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IRON WASHINGTON.
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Exclusively to The Bvenin0 Tsle6rGph

Important to shippers.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Secretary of the
Treasury will soon issue circular to customs
officers requiring them to enforce the laws of
Congress requiring all vessels in the coasting
trade, whether sailing from port to port within
q district, or from one district to another, to be
supplied with a manifest There having been
much neglect among collectors in various ports
in enforcing the law in this regard, particularly
so where vessels trade between ports with car
goes consisting of a single article of commerce,
rule to all requiring all masters of vessels to
produce manifest whenever called upon to
do so.
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nsSy@ HEADQUARTERS UNION REP UBLICAN
CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


At meeting of the committee held on the above
date, the following notice was ordered to be given
TO the Republican voters OF Philadelphia.
The registering ofncers OF the various divisions
will meet on TUESDAY, June 6, between the hours
OF 4 and O'Clock P. M at the regular places of
holding elections, or at such places may be pro-
vided by the registering officers, for the purpose OF
correcting the registry OF Republican voters.
The annual primary election for delegates to the
various conventions will be held on TUESDAY, June
49, between ana O'Clock P. NJ, at the same places.
All vacancies in election divisions OF the election
or registering officers will be filled by the members
OF the Executive Committee OF said division in
junction with the remaining election officers; and
where new election divisions have been created,
that the election OF officers ana members OF the
Executive Committee be appointed by the members
OF the Executive Committee and the election officers
OF the old division to which said new division orgl-
nally belonged
Due notice will be given OF the places OF meeting
OF the various conventions and the persons selected
TO temporarily organize the same.
JOHN L. HILL,
Chairman.
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FROM EUROPE.
TBY ASSOCIATED PRKss.l

Exclusively to The Eoenfng Telegraph.
England and Uhina United by Telegraph.
LONDON. June 5.-The submarine cable be-
tween Singapore and Hong-Kong was success
fully completed on Saturday, the Sd inst. Len
don is now in direct telegraphic communication
with China
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, June $3.50 p. M.-Consols for money
91%: for account, 91H U. s. 5-2Os OF 1892 9OT
OF 1865, old, 9O]4 of 1861, 92L; 10 4Os, Ss%.
LIVERPOOL June $3.50 P. M.-Cotton firm; up
lands S@S1Td.; Orleans sid. Sales 10000 bales
including 6OeO for EXPORT and snecnaton.
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MARRTEn.

CoLE-ScHEIB.-o the 9sth of May, 1871, by the
Rev. John q. Wieih, Mr. JOSEPH COLE TO Miss MARY
A. SCHEIB, both Of this city.
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FROM NEW YORK.
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(BY ASSOCIATED PRKss.1
Erel,lsiuslg 10 The EpeHing telegraph.
The Fallen Building Disaster.
New YORK, June 5.-Two boys, John Ward,
aged fifteen, and John Madden, aged twelve,
have been rescued alive from the debris In
Church street, but are seriously injured. 1t Is
Thought a man is still under the debris.
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FROM THE DOMINION:
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Exclusively to The EUsning Telegraph.
The San Juan Question.
ToRoNTo, June 5.-The Canadian papers ridi-
cule the report telegraphed from Berlin, to the
effect that Emperor William has decided the
San Juan question in favor of the United States.
AS the treaty referring this matter to his arbi-
tration has not yet been fully ratified, arbitration
on any question is of course yet impossible.
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MOTHERS MAY DEFEND UPON 1T.-Trylng and
critical indeed is the teething PERIOD but relief is
Afforded by the timely use of MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP.
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BIT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively 70 The BDeniTlg Telegraph
rf The indian Visitors.
BosToN, June 5.--The Indian visitors called
on Mayor CASTOR to-day, and were subsequently
treated to harbor-steamboat excursion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additional Special Notices 90. Inside ras...

sSF- II. M. DALYS WHISKY WAREROOMS,
S>S Nos. 1922 s. FRONT Street and 139 DOCK ST.
IMMENSE STOCK
OF THE BEST BRANDS
IN ORIGINAL BARRELS.
Among which may be found the celebrated "GoLDEN
WEDDING" Bourbon OF ancient date; Wheat and
Rye Whiskies all pure from manufacturers Gin ori-
tillers,
JOSEPH s. FINCH CO., and
THOMAS MOORE.
The attention OF the trade is requested TO test
these Whiskies, at market rates. 4smws
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70 S9HS = MCCULLOUGH H0Na Secretaries.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
PUBLIC ~ ALE.
THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers.
a Valuable and Productive
OIL FARM
OF 22O Acs es, and a Large Amount of Ma
chinery, Tubing, Tanks, Etc.
ALL IN GOOD ORDER.
The following described Real Estate and Personal
Property, known as the
"Cornplanter Oil Farm"

Situate on both sides OF OIL CREEK, in Corn
planter township, venango county, Pa, and about
two miles from Oil City. Will be sold for cash. to the
highest bidder, at public sale, at the PHILADEL-
PHIA EXCHANGE, in the city of PHILADELPHIA,
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CIT ITK s.

ST. JAMES HOTEL, BosToN.-n our friends will
kindly inform u.s. either by telegram by letter. of
their intended arrival we shall be better prepared
for their comfort. The reputation OF this new and
elegant establishment is such to require no COM
ment.
Transient board FOUR DOLLARS per day.
Proprietor ST. JAMES HOTEL. BOSTON.
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ny PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
" COMFORT and style In Gentlemens Boots and
BARrLETTS,
22Otf No. SO S. SIXTH Street, above Ohesnut.
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Handsome Garments made to order at the shortest
notice. 19 smw tt
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The echlcago Church Trouble
Rev. Mr.. Tying Supports Mr.. Cheney
The San Juan Question

ETC.. Etc, Etc.. ETC.. Etc, Etc.
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an COUNTRY AND CITY PROPERTIES RA
n POR SALE, RENT, and EXCHANGE In
great number and varieties by
j. MAX GREEN
b61m No $40 CHFS NIT StraT f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

THg VHSNA TRoUPE.--The Vienna Lady
Orehestrs will give ons OF it's classic enter
tliuments at Darts Hall on Friday evenings
and will undoubtedly draw the lArEet;
house OF the season. Frank Leslie's Illus-
traIed Newspaper says of them: at is AZ
Theoretically . very brilliant orchestra, aDo
presents us with some first rate orchestral
players Miss Leopoldine, the leading frs,
violin, is an admirable mem her of il, and q
6rst class soloist on her instrument, Will.
the violincello Of Miss Elise is to the full az
purely played. Upon the fret evening
scarcely any doubt can exist but that the
feeling Of the audience WAS merely one o.
curiosity. This was, however, soon dis
pslled. The overture to NsbAco was Ad-
mirably given, and the waltz by Miss Vein
licb, the coud uo;ress, and the fantasia Oh
the violincello by Hummer, translated BY
Miss Elise, settled the question as to their
Snccess. A lovelier group of musicians hs'
never appealed to any audience, and if Mr.
RullmAn had to encounter many dithculut'
in getting them to visit the United States
We honestly believe that bis trouble will b
well repaid by the attraction they must pro
duce wherever they appear"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
A WORTHY ENTERPRISE.

The man who said music hath charms TO
sOothe the savage breast, should also have
made some riling sllusion to oysters, in
the same remark What music and oysters
won't do toward putting people in good
humor, can't be accomplished by any other
agency. Ifyou touch q mans heart with q
p>thetie melody, and then touch his d,ges-
tive organs with good fat oyster, his
pockets are entirely at your mercy. Having
successfully established these points, We
will now proceed with our story.
On g week from Tomorrow night, festi-
val will take place at the Swede Lutheran
| Church, across the slough, in the Frat
Ward, under the auspices of the Wesley
Mission Sabbath School. The nes proceed,
~ill be devoted to the purchase of books
papers, &C., for the school. There will BE-
.ae most Delighted vocal and Instruments
music, while obese and amiabls oysters wal
slzz aud swim around in RED hot frying pam
ready and anxious to die in so good q cause
| There will also be other appropriate re
Treatments, and a pleasant time generally
| Every body and hs wife is invited 10 b,
present. Ths programme will be duly Ill
uouncsd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
TEE GREAT pLow CASE

A lively contest, wherein many handsome
greenbacks have been expended, and much
brain work laid out to the best advantage,
has just reached q final termination. The
parties to shis gigantic legal "mill" were
John Deere d Co., and Candee, Swan &
Co., Of Moline, both firms being rich, infu
entail and resolute. The point at Issue was
whether or not Csndee, Swan & Co. had the
right to call their articles of manufacture
Moline Plows"-to brand them as such
since Deere Il Co. claimed TO have frat
used such brand. The question was an
important one. and the principals not only
took deep interest in the case, but also
the citizens Of Moline and Rock Island. II
was very difhcult to predict what decision
would ultimately be arrived ct. For seyera
years past the struggle has been in progress
both in aud out Of court. Each firm wa
untiring in its efforts for victory, and eacl
realized IL had found foeman worthy o
Its steel. At length we are able TO announc,
that the feud is happily over, for Deere 4
Co. are too honorable as rivals to yield tn
held in any other than . graceful manner
At the Supreme Court, a, Ottawa. last week
the Chief Justice declined 10 accord them
new hearing, and resffirmed the decision c
June last. Hence the strife is over, an
two powerful corporations are once more q
liberty to labor together for the materi,
prosperity of Moline and Rock Island cour
~. VicsOrs and vsnquished are equally d,
serving Of popular favor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
OBITUARY.

Mr.. Charles Hengsser's home circle has
been invaded by the relentless destroyer,
aud robbed of one Of lis loved ones. A
little son, Lawrence. who would have been
thirteen years OF age next February, expired
this morning at ten minutes past one. Some
seven weeks ago he accidentally stabbed
himself in the right lung, by falling from =
fence while holdings knife in his hand
The wound was not at first considered
dangerous, anG no spprehensions we're en-
ter,ained Of any serious result. lntiam
nation set 10, however, attacking the lei
lung. and other vital organs, from the effects
NJ which death has resulted. The little
sufferer bore.the pangs Of lingering di'so
linton with all the patience and for.itnde o
. strong man. In this their sad loss, th'
afflicted family will receive the sincere con
dolence of eli their friends, and the public
generally. The funeral will take place frou
Mr.. Hengstler's residence, tomorrow Tues
day. afternoon, at two o'clock.
The last remains of Hon. Jsbez Birchard
Of Pleasant Valley, were yesterday after
noon inferred at oakdsle cemetery, back o
Davenport. Hundreds of the Old Settler
Of Scott County were present, as well as I
large delegation from the Rock Island Asso
citation. Rev. J. K. Goodhue, Of the Trini,,
church conducted the impressive burial ser
vices Mrs, Samuel Heagy, of Hampton, i.
daughter of the deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

The most extensive sale of real estate
which tNis communisy has witnessed for
years, +" that of the Andrews estate, to
take place at Moline, Oct 3oth and 3lst
and Milan Nov. lat, and this city Nov. "a
This sale includes A splendid city lots in
Moline, west Of the Malleable Iron Works
and acres Of spleAdid bluff land over
looking the town, 80 acres of excellent
timber land near Black Hawk Watch Tow,
er, ITO acres of fine grass and hay land
west Of Milan; one lot near the engine
house of c., R. ]. & P. 4. B., and out lot,
in this city, all worthy the attention of cap
italisss. The advertisement will be found
on our second page.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

MEDICAL.-Dr A. J. Growers success as
surgeon is without 8 parallel in the West,
having performed many Of the most critical
and dangerous operations known to surgery
without single failure.
he cures Consumption in its 6-st stage
surely and permanently; also Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Femsls Diseases, and al
Sexual weakness : whether from youthfu
iHdascretion or other causes
DIR. Grover is g graduate of the Old ant
New (Allopatbic aud Eelec,ic) Schools o
Medicine. his practice s peculiar to himself
not following any creed Office in Nesus
| Block. sept 29-d&wti
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

II you want uews, take the Union. II
YOU want slang, Islander and stale wit, taxi
the AFRO Us. Pay your money and take your
ehoicS - Union.
2 rother Haverstick's eyes are very sore
sr suffers from the dyspepsia, and is OCcA
,ionAlly fiicied with chronic impecuniOsitV
| Hence, any little ebulliiioR Of spleen on his
part ia received by US in spirit Of Chris-
tisn kindness and forgiveness. A dose o.
saltz would entirely revolutionize his ideas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

Tbs LAST SAD RIrEs-Ths funeral Of
Mrs. Mary f. Devoe, wife of Mr.. Devoe o,
this city, took place from the residence OF
her parents at Bath, stebsn county, N. Y,
on the 22Od inst, al one o'clock in the after
noon. We have already mentioned the
few incidents Of her demise, and the sud
denness with which it occurred. In hir
bereavement, Mr. Devoe viii receive the
hearty sympathy of his frisnds At this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
IMPORTANT RAILROAD APPOINTMENT

Mr.. Hugh Riddle, General Superintendent
Of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Rail
road, has been promoted to the vacancy
cAused BY the death Of the late Vice
President Ebeneezer Cook. lie will
not only 81! the new position, but also
retain his old one, a compliment to his bu-.
mess capacities from the Company, of NO
ordinary character. AS railroad manager
Mr.. Riddle enjoys reputation second 20
none in the western country. Stockholders
will be grsJifed to learn Of this iDpOrlaI l
appointment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

THERE was Mrs. l.. SO very deaf she
might have worn q percussion cap, aud
been knocked on the head, without hearing
hsnAP. Hood said so pedler sold her
a box Of Durno's s0ntf, and the very next
day abe heard from her husband at Botany
Bay. Rock Island Ladies similarly afflicted
should call for Durno's snuff a, the Harpe
House Drug Store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

USwELCoME TIDINGs.-We hear unwel.
come tidings Of DR. ". Velie, formerly
Of this city. Ee had attained the cherished
ambition of his lite. having been appointed
Professor Of Ornithology in the Chicago
Academy Of Science, which commanded a
comfortable salary. In the buildings of the
Academy, which we're considered FIRE proof
be had placed his fine collection Of birds,
&c. and these, together with his books, pa
pers and private collections were all destroy
I'd and not insured. he has only lef,
MS household effects, and had to run for his
Ilte in the effort to save the property which
ne lost This is a serious blow. A worthy
nan has been deprived Of his choicest pot
sessions, and left in humble circumstances
All who know him will join with us in the
nope that he may soon retrieve his fortunes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
Dyspepsia.

Nothing will SO permanently give tone to the
digestive organs, regulate the appetite, over
come general debility and nervous prostrAtion,
and energixs the whole system as DR.. Prices
Blood Enricher. A single bottle will conviHcs
the most incrsdulous Of its building up quail
ties. 1t acts at once by increasing the appetite
renewing the d blood, .oning up the stomach
All are requested 10 try 1t, and of its good re
suits they will be satisfied. Thompson. stee
4 Prise manufacture it, as also DR.. Price,
Cream Baking Powder and Special Flavorings
Sold by druggists and grecers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
nB 4 0LiN.

rhs Emine Oculst and Aurist If Chicago, vii
be in Rock Island, at the Harper House, on
the frat Friday after the frat Monday in
each nOAtA, for the purpose of treat
,ng all siseAsss Of the Eys And Ksr
Ehsthsr surgical or otherwise. Operations fol
JatArso-, ross eyes, stAPhyloma, closure of tn,
ssAEduci, dc. French artificial eyes inserted
~itA out pain. Chicago oshce I9s South Clsrt
'tIset. sep3-dA~iy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
wadsworth d Parsons,

just received by express, Oriental Cloaking,
F esoy lined Pique, Paisley shawls. Silk Cloak
ing Velvets, Veivetsens, GiTpurs Lscss. Real
Lace Collars and Handkerckiefs. Also the best
line OF Dress Goods in this city, consisting Of
oretonss, Rpilingles, BiArritE, Csshmsrss, Satin
De Cheen, Irish Poplins, Black and Fancy siIks
and piles of other goods. Anything you bay Of
hem they will guarantee to be good or refund
the money,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
CITY.
NOTICE OF REmovAL.

Be Il known that the ARGUS Office has
been removed from the old place aud is
now 10 the ARGUS BUILDING, entrance on
on West Eagle street, opposite the post
office. All our patrons and friends are in-
vited to drop in and see what nice estsb-
lishment we've got
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23

Nwws or TIE FALLEN CrTy-Now is the
accepted time for our readers 10 collect
theD souvenirs Of Chicsgo's calamity. A
feH months hence il will be impossible. Mr..
John A. Philleo lays on our table n lsrQ,
number of 6ns s.ereoscopic views Of the
ruins, taken in the most accurate manner
Every parlor 10 Rock Isli.nd should be sup.
piled. Address MIN through the post Office,
Box -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
1suns x.n,, I,srarr A,,ns,atlsn.

The rooms of the Young Mems Library AssO
ai,'Ion are open from 10 A. II. Gntil 10 P. ID
s'.sy day except Sundays. large and vel
slsetss assortment of works now on hand
Tickets. three dollars, whieS sAn always be pre-
.arsa Of the Secretary maysdfy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-23
SCRAPS.

LA RUE's AlAbaster Cream for sale by
John Bengston.
The Chicago papers may be obtsined 8
4. G. Black burns book store, as we'll as al
other leading journals and periodicals.
l Bauberger has the finest stock o
clothing in Rock Island
This morning We dsvoured Lpcius Wellt
% ounce pipin, and We don't want anything
more to eat Tor n week.
For perfumeries, brushes, combs. toils
articles, hair dressiDga, and all the fancy
little odds and ENDS We require in gettinl
ourselves up in killing style, go TO Speidel's
His stock is absolutely limitless
The Dss Moines Leader msn is heavy on
foreign quotations. he speaks Of an in
tended wife as zones finance which /,
pretty good. However, some OF EN- Dc
come under the head of financial affair
after they once get started.
4 new saloon has been opened on llhnoi,
street, Just opposite the Rock Island depo
The lnterational-ub ereof John LAhif il
proprietor. Re invites the public 20 cal
aud be refreshed at the usual 6gures and il
fret class stvle. There will be 6 grant
opening tonight with music and varieties
Beau Brummel was famous for dressing
well. The secret of his success lay in th'
fac, that at his time there existed in LoDdor
g store exactly like Burwell d Baileys, a
the Harper House, and be and al Other
6rst class gentlemen bought their supplies
there.
We are glad to hear that Prof. Fox il
meeting with every success. At his meeting
on Saturday, nearly two hundred and fifty
,oung ladies and misses enrolled then
Ames for his singing clsss. With such AT
array Of home talent, aud in view of biz
1wn superior qualifications as q teacher, h'
sill undoubtedly some evening give us 4
musical entertainment of character W.
Iow litIle dream Of. Success to his project