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III itA lAs1o og Oct. II, the Selma (Aia.) Times
sayH: 'tTho lloSira or noErues trom this, Dallas
County. hus, wo lcarIl, s'o'nnsoneed. VIC are In
formed tEnt u numbor nave already abandoned
tlIo plantations IN tho southwestern portion Of
the cuM,sy, whers tl,ore llas heon noarly total
fnilllro Of the crops, a1ld tllat oynry tlay wit
messed at!tlittona! dopartarcs. They have turned
their raecn ,oway.l TIM noting sun and arc
sasakng their wuy TO tho alissIsa!ri bottom. We
nor Tram my iiI-wsli OF hoalili.y 10 to nosrous
but bncauso wo hao no way by which they oan
1.-Two ii they re,nnin here tho pronalt wintor. We
l,ayo hcoil pnti6tled for several month"; past, In
iaet sie !.o fIiIrs Of to srope hs oeso.o
or this section WIS III tic emgration Ut lNrgo
u,lnlbcrA OF tl,onl. Time has but served to
strengthen l,as conyieton aud 1t is t,o'7 as oloar
tn l,a uH that two anil three NlMko !lFe."
, 1873-11-07

Tho Nuhllvlllo QII.) citixaa says TINT, by u
strange oversight, Dir. Ii. II. Wlleelor, reAilent
If Divmtnsl!u1n, III that county, who enlisted In
tho Unlto.! States nrn,y in .hiaaunri ,lndor Gen.
Lyon, III 1hNl, nud wah wounded, captured, as!.l
iaut July. His l,ncA puy, bounty, md rension
will furnish him s,,l1E lttla uum for his old
DAYS,
, 1873-11-07


A NY PERSON HAVING AN IiSTA llI.IS!tED BUS-
- linear AMI! rslufr!nS unltal, hayc MI Inter.
Elaw wi purity Win taa 80 An t" Mrcs Aldrasd Gun
NdantA!ly with real nIllcs II, TfihnHo nilca.
QOOKG OPENED AND Ul.OStD CtJhlPI.t0ATIsD
~ ncctlnt nllit.ktsd All Wurk requiring export
snelteh br WEnb, Accountant. ti5 ftltll-Av.
f,Asli PAID FOR UAKr.nFI! 0i.OrilINii AND
~ goods ut kind. rs son3nE utter
70 !: GElDEK, Loan tltliue eJt Statost. .--
WANTED--1,o09 MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE
~ ttrs ~ living fsNn hAnd 10 lMt and paying ny ytMr
nny Tor reHs, TO m With rs q ho Sonlh|cstr, Con9y
o. Ya Hn2no e. weF @ IT, so @ uSros wn @ scs To a &
N" SsS ny for In os We fqsnis = nsM +;
Mtll1hs CHURCH tlock. cornoF Clark aud Washington
W. ra iii xs an az. toa that a sosts ID oeais vii sell
easily fur III oUutx. idtrrts # III Tribune uttoc,
, 1873-11-07

A GROVER i nAKER IMPROVED FAMILY
~ suwinS ,naehuo equal H. nov In nycry saapev Gust
fiji; iur saa, priu. Us. M Gi3 allchiga,lav.
EnR 81 LIZ u NEW HOWE SEWING 81 AGiiNES, i
Il Il Elatns sswtNg-nashi:s. Wilson a,wlns lachiHs.
nossr tosn uae4 ~ ,. IT'D aHen'@s4ty @ a,4 aadsT ~
half tho regular price, and Nrand opportunity is nav
forcd to luruhas9rs Call NJ loon H. lIa East Aadsuu.
I,RnvER i .,BAKER'S SEaylEi MAtiilN!s-
NJ tinefnl OnEo, lN SAte.bt. branch uE.ua eurEer
'l,e4 t aa .atSlns,i refsS q I'M 1ayi% q Grover
Nrossmrn'B and hear something tn tl,or adyantats.
Nf1il.ouX 4 HIHDH. THE best FAMILY SEWING
" lnactNn Inrcad, nrrde4t n and rcpAIr!nE. Will
, 1873-11-07

OCCASIONALLY. Is. rECK DAN !tlsAn or y. p. NOti-
! insuu by calling & ib1 south Olask'st.. Or I'D.
IoEltHoNAI.-. -El.TZA nEYii JANE Hut,IlN3, or
Uscooln, Eold dM Lac County,. Wis.,. can aia ssr
WathnF At 17A Ma HA.At klklkfHt
, 1873-11-07

A GENTS WANrtD-$I rG ST.. A DAY EASliT
~ mauo ,y either HHx, In ry and pouutry, WIth on
sanos an tha .u 'sye' faE II II sna Ir ct. t
Hanlhlut-st ' -N>N"A' ~ w.. !h rAhs
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

g. LIDO ANp ugJAwkA ha 2. " -1 A. ~
ewtdUuA aud New windsor. arrives lucsdhJs
a4 rhur-days at5 D.. W.. nvpafis wednesdays I'D
AturdAyu 1t 5 a. ~
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The Rockford. Rock Island X II. Louis
railroad is now ia tip top condition over the
whole line, all the breaks by the storm,
about the Fourth, having been well repaired.
The new line, wa Coioua and Orion Is
liked very much The engines are haul
INK one third more cars over that line than
they could haul through Coal alley They
also make better tune that way, when dis
lance IS considered and as soon As the
new part Of the route gets settled and Is
ba.asted up solid, the ame viii be short
eued
The business IL the Rockford, Rock Isl
and X &. Louis road is now picking up
considerably and It's prospects for good
fall business are pretty fair.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

40 q meeting Of the Board Of Education
last evening the 22d Miss ;. r, Graves,
of jacksonville, ILL.,, was selected As assist
ant .n The High School department., Miss
Graves Is a thoroughly educated lady and
specially adapted as a teacher Of languages
She Is proficient in German aud is highly
recommended by native Germans As a
teacher Of their language Miss Ella L.
Han, Of Monmouth, H., was selected for
the vaeancyin tho Third Ward school house
and as principal Of that building. She is
the laughter Of Chief Justice Hall, for
merly ii Iowa. She has had large expe
rieuce as a teacher
The board passed resolution, calling
for 1880 for school purposes for the
coming year This IS $4,000 less than
the board called for last year
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

Wednesday July 23.-Only ole simple
drunk, yesterday-Unis Nislund. lie
was taken TO Jail by City Marshal hmbalI
and, this morning, fined IS.
Mrs. John Sinnet called on US this
morning and said she thought Chopper
had no business To put that piece IN the
paper about her not being willing to test
IL She said she wanted 70 testify and had
another witness outside who would testify
but the ladies didn't want 70 come into
court We advised her either to follow
the Magistrate directions or employ a
lawyer and let hinl manage her case or
Stay at home and take things as they
come. Ii she don't ike Chopper ; court
let her 90 70 Simouson She has the same
power as Chopper but let her do exactly
"a. the court Whatever court she cousults
advises her, or else employ lawyer and
( leave him to manage the case, or cease
hothering the courts She says her hus-
band has threatened to Kill her. If she L:
afraid OF his threats let her 90 TO any JUS
lice Of the peace in the town or county An,
compel her husband % give bonds 10 Keel
the peace-but she had better not try tt
play LAWYER herself, or she might spou he
case
/ Thursday, July n David Froxal va
arrested by Policemen Rhjnehart ans
Feeley, about II o'clock last night, a
Peter Sherer's saloon, corner swan ans
Rock River streets, Tor drunkenness ans
iisorderly conduct, aud taken to Jail
At the same time and place they arrest
ed john Schultz, for a simple drums An,
locked him up,
Troxal was fined s., and Schultz s..
At the same time and place they arrest
ed Wesley Reddig for interfering Wit
them in the discharge Of their duties, an
J locked him mp.
, On trial, Reddig plead that he lid II,
intend to interfere OF resist them IN an
way, aud on his promise TO be more cart
p iul in the future he was permitted TO 20
, with a reprimand.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The latest particulars OF the pursuit are
70 the effect that the gang crossed the 3.
Il NJ track, thirty-iye miles south Of the
place Of robbery at one clock the morn
ing after the outrage. A farmer eight
miles south Of the wreck, saw them Oh
Monday night, aud says he counted ten 5i
them. On Tuesday afternoon, the .arrn
ers tor a width Of fifteen miles between the
c., K. l. & 7. and the y. Il " roads
turned out and searched the whole region
within the limits mentioned they tounu
plenty Of articles the mauraders had thrown
away. but failed TO discover even one of the
Williams
Wednesday the Sheriff Of Polk county
teiegraphed from Hopkins, near the Wis
>ouri border. that five If the band We're
seen eight miles south Of Creston gu the
3. Il VI. road, ON Tuesday afternoon, ami
that their horses were 80 jaded that they
we're making slow progress. The country
had been aroused and he thought there
was good prospect If capturing the
wretches
II is settled that John Rafferty,, the en-
gineer was not silled by pistol shot. Al
the inquest over the body at Des MONIES
DR.. \. g. Field testified that he had exam
med the body, and that
There we're a number Of bruises on thu
chin, left side and back Of the neck anc
chest Also On the small Of the back, uI
the lett side. and at and below the lett knee
On the back part Of the right log was
deep acerauOu, and confuse wound ex
tending from the inside u the knee back
ward and upward about eight inches. Til
: neck was fractured at the fourth vertebr
r which INJURY was the immediate cause 0
his death. The wound upon the leg hai
been caused by some rough, dull-edged in
strument ike the edge Of q board, who
had either fallen against him or he ha
! fallen against il. There were no Indication
Of gun shot wounds. The bruises ha
been made about the same instant. and bt
fore life was extinct They were all prot
ably due TO the fact Of the train hayin
been thrown from the track.
John Il. Burgess, of Davenport, expfe'
# messenger. testified before the Coroner
Q follows
!, | saw nothing Of John Rafferty, until a
= ter we WAS robbed. then asked permi
i, sion to see where the fireman and engine
y we're. found Rafferty, lying straight
a his back, about two or three rods from b
q, engine, dead. My opinion at the time W
Ia that he was shot above tue eye. then asst.
ed to carry aud put him in the coach. | 81
two Of the robbers enter my car. tn
10 ordered 1ne to open the safe and give the
n the money. They pointed three large !
s. volvers at my head one man holding tS
rk and the other one, threatening to shoot J
Il II | did not comply felt myself bou
nv to DO SO in order 10 save MY life. do
Isl know any OF them.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
Tar pARrs pAvu4Iox C1Rcrs

The PARIS PAVILION CIgcus.
citizens have reason TO anticipate an en-
tertalnment Of infinite variety of amuse-
ment and pleasure when the great Paris
Pavilion Circus pitches its spacious tents
here. In scores of the principal cities of
America and Europe its advent has been
hailed with rapture by the masses of the
people, and its departure caused universal
regrets Every feature advertised is pre-
scented in style unexcened The most cele-
brated artists, and striking features III
natural phenomena are listed upon It's pro
gramme. Every feature, specially, and
novelty to make circus attractive, with a
| department for lovers of fun, is amply
| provided for The champion of the double
somersault, Fred o Brien, the wonderful
contortionist, Master Eugene, the noted
/ eQuestrienne Miss Lizzie Mareellus. and
the mirth- provoking clown and humorist,
Jas. Mcguire, besides many others Of
equal note are with the Paris Pavilion, and
are an immense attraction. Exchange
| paper
This circus exhibits in Rock Island, cor
ner Of Buffalo and Illinois streets, Satur-
day afternoon and evening. See advertise
ment In this paper.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The result of the election OF ali''1 "a.
wss nnhHshed in The ARGUS, late last
evon;ng--too late to give any details OF the
msst;ns There was a good deal Of sharp
talk as to the management OF 'H' AV'l1'
some of the stockholders thinking u WAS
not managed efficiently or eoononil s,
The following resolution was ln'''0"''N
aud passed ., .,r any uur.
Rssolssd, That no money be don9teo .r5, EhoIders
pose except by majority vote q 'pi II board
OF directors. - -;
The explanation of this, We earn PEI
vately, is that the directors voted S'90 -
Mr. Warner for extra services, anu 'it'
movers Of the resolution claim taat all sucf
,,,a+.ars shonla be referred to the stock
holders meeting
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Charles Bobke, baker, in Moline, had
lis cash drawer robbed Of 81
\ box Of matches which c'sts three cents
would cost only one cent if the stamp was
not required.
}Ir T. Il. Gable has moved into his new
house, and is as comfortable as can be.
There is much less annoyance by switch
ing cars on the leyee than here was be
fore the new route was opened to Uuon
The through freight doesnt cumber our
levee any more.
If the library directors neglect to eata-
logue the books and the librarian can tell
what the library contains, aud The ARGUS
says so, the Union thinks We are opposing
the library. What pity,
The condition Of Joseph Howell, shot by
Mrs. Monroe, over the river, is not eneour-
aging. He still lies with ais system para
lyzed below his shoulders, and has become
emaciated and very weak
/ The following are the salaries OF some OF
the post offices in this vicinity Rock Isl
and, So, 300, with Zoo for clerk hire
Davenport, $4,000; Iowa City, $1,000
with 81 400 for clerk hire Burlington, -,
500 Desmoines, $4,000; Mt. Pleasant anl
Muscatine, eacfr 81, TOO, with 200 fol
clerk hire
John Felt, raft pilot for Is Years
brought a raft to this city On Tuesday
That night he went to his room ia tn
third story Of the Mississippi house, Dayen
p ,rt, pretty full of liquor, and laid dow
on a lounge La his dream he fell out O
the window aud broke his back. His hom
was in Franklin, Lee Co, Iowa. He wa
taken to Mercy Hospital. The Gassti
! says He may linger for weeks, but deaf
is inevitable, and it may come soon.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The first five were elected, she same
as last year though the skinner, part
aud Sinuet party made a prett! COCA snow
to exercise whoeSoine anu
restraining influence on the ma fity'
When the question of Collecting the
money from the car boxes and 'eeptug the
funds came up there was anther right
smart spat. An offer was m8e from l.
J Robinson Of 800 for the alege, Nr,
skinner offered $500 for, as b. called it,
the right to rob the boxes lie SAID the
road had been running five ye.fs' aud they
had never received cent fo this PRIV
ilege. If they could have got $500 year
they would have received Sl,1'o from this
source but be neglected to ay that ii
''the right to rob the boxes, S he called
it. had been vigorously pursued there
might not have been any revenue but the
$500. The following resolutn was pass
ed
RsSoirsd That without any delg, the Board Of
Directors be requested Ia notify u banks IN ROCK
Island and Moline. that bids VIII ot received IoF
the pa yment OF interest on the astsge weekly ae-
posits and that said Board be requsted TO deposit
All funds belonging TO the COMPANY with the ban <
agreeing TO pay the highest ate OF Interest on said
average weekly receipts.
Mr.. Warner made statement showing
that the average income Of the road for
the past three years has been about
+ so, 900.
/ 4 dividend of 7 per cent eaylng sur,
plus Of about 81 900 on the trst Of July,iu
addition TO the July dividend, was
made. The dividend fir the pre-
vious six months was only > per cent
1t will be remembered that the horse de-
sease stopped the road in tie winter, ant
the Rockford trains dill al the business
for long time, and a ven oousiderabi,
portion Of it for sometime ater the horset
got able to work again.
When the question Of 3 dividend wa
under discussion, Mr. Skinnr asked If tn
, directors did not have TO sci new stock O
the road TO make a dividell Mr., WaT
ner said they did not TIT they did Sc
some new stock for the p,rpose Of pun
/ chasing cars but that Mr.. >eere favorin
, the idea Of putting on dummies, uothin
D was done and they had themoney now 0
r hand
Ii was voted to leave the natter Of pun
: chasing feed for the horse: to the diser,
! rion Of the Board Of Directors, when tn
{ meeting adjourned.
The Boardiof Directors net at the Fir
/ National Bank, at p Nj tbs tTharsda..
acknowledgement, Messrs, John Warne
+ John Deere. C. Lynde, Jr VIM (. Brool
j and J. NJ. Buford. On motion. Jot
Deere was called to the ehar. and Judd
Lyule chosen Secretary.
: John W arner was electe, President.
h J NJ Buford Secretary.
= c. Lyude. Jr Treasurer.
Adjourned
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
THE HORSE RAILROAD.


A little more care should be used by
street car drivers in stopping at the cross
ines 50 as not to drive people into the mud.
TO straddle a crossing, leave the team and
20 into some store to do an GRAND isn |
quite the thing. To stop at crossing 10
let out or take on passengers IS all right'
lint don't STAY there and drive other people
of the crossing,
There ought to be stone crossings OF
bounded rock between the rails, at seVer~
points in the city, and not compel people
10 wade through the mud and water which
fills the space every time we have q snow
err There a good deal Of work which the
horse railroad company is required to do III
the city, BY the terms Of its grant to use
the streets, but which is neglected we
suppose the Mayor is lenient, hoping that
il will be done, and not wishing to take al
vantage Of the company neglect TO Iu'h'
its contract But unless the company pro
oseds 70 macadamize the track between the
rails and IA the distance of one foot outside
of each rail on macadamized streets level
with the rail, both inside OF the ran
and outside, the company may possibly
al Railev Davenport around with that
old scvtbe Mr.. Davenport represents the
wb,le people, and he regards it his duty Il
look out for their rights and interests. The
horse railroad company can plead poverty
and the neople expect it to faithfully and
promptly live mp TO its contract. The Guy
gave it liberal privileges, and 1t should o'
prompt and efficient in keeping its track II
tip top condition as agreed
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
The LATHE slunderer puts his foot into 1t
Again.

The Union, this morning, is still uuhap-
On about Bailey Davenport ; taxes, and
discharges the following couuundrumS at
Mai Counely. President Of the Board Of
Education
Why don't the Hoard OF Education gtoeye,a g
collect these taStsf Ma NUuue.ly is EftsiVyut
I'D tbe Board nm his duty % enforce thv eollte-
don 81 thrs, taxes. VIII he DO his duty 20 The
pyupIuf
MAJ Counelly authorizes Us 70 >ay
and it gives uS great pleasure 10 say 1t
that he tas done his duty that these
take, have been collected, anl that the
luouey is in the treasury We hope the
Little B!uulerer will be pleased With this
announcement
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The cholera has somewhat abated at
Louisiana, Mo. Some fifty persons have
died, including several prominent citizens
la PrarieviIe and Troy the seourge raged
fearfuily. the towns being almost depopu.
lated, either from the disease or the people
fleeing from their homes. Out OF one fam
ily Of nine persons ia the former place, al.
OF whom we're we'll last Friday, only two
remain TO bury their dead. The disease
also prevails at other towns near by. Bus
mess is almost suspended and most Of
those who are able are fleeing from the in
fected places. Daesaport Gazette 24th.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
TIE R0oKFoRD ROAD SUSTAINED.


Our readers know that Boody, one Of
the original sc0undrels who swindled the
people in the building OF the Rockford
Rock Island 4 St Louis railroad, was de-
tsetesi by Mr.. Cable in swindling the
bondholders Of several hundred thousand
dollars. His property was levied upon,
and he arrested, in New York, aud held TO
bail for trial.
Some weeks ago he made au effort to
get his bail released on the ground OF in
lormality or Illegally in the proceedings,
Yesterday ODD the court in New York
City decided in favor Of the road ON all the
points submitted, aud that Mr., Body mus
remain under bonds to appear for trial
This is no small feather in the cap O
President r. r. Cable, and his counsel
and shows that the swindiers will have t,
disgorge something OF the amount which
was swindled from innocent bondholders
who furnished the money to build the road
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The Union is funny Il saysthat Mayor
Davenport has got a sythe and that heknoNs
how 10 use IT, Ii says
We are told that uls ir-I exercise Ia thu morning
B. to rs uut into luy 81 his pastures aud uacS
-guua among fht weeds aud bushes with inst ny thu
Fr,.atut praCll. - .ua-lu- aim very uAP-it' -
fuAL Dee eau uUw vbuoS "a twls az four feet vain
loN .ul then ,hy head ul goose los variety
The last ailuston IS probably to the time
when he whacked OIL the head OF the editor
Of the Union, AS library director
There a good deal OF Old Hickory IN Bar
ley Davenport, and he occasionally taxes
that old sythe and vhacks oft the heads
of useless or unnecessary othcehoIders.
He handles il expertly, too. Aud he can
clip oil the head Of goose library direc'
tor for variety, whenever It becomes
necessary The people rather ike to set
him swing that old -ythe occasionally iol
they know he always swings il in their in
I terusL
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

We have a large stock Of gents linen
suits which we viii sell from ten TO taos1stg
per cent below old prices, in order to make
room for our fall stock. Parties wishing
to secure great bargaing in first class
goods are invited to cali at our store, cor
ner Of Illinois and Eagle streets.
WALKER Il DoDaE,
Sdtf Pioneer Clothing House.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

Joseph Pershing, Of Moline, has packed
mn hi barbering fixtures and moved 70
Chicago, where he intends to try his luck
in trade yHt0H.
We hope he viii be successful and raise
money enough to pay little bill he owes
this Office.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The Chicago ,IouraaI, Of the 22d says
The bold stoppage and robbery of aa
express passenger train on the Rock Isl
and Railroad, last night, in Iowa; has
caused great excitement among the railway
and express officials in this city, and wa
learn that the express and railroad con-
panies have this day determined to arm
their agents and employees on the trains, as
preeautIon against repetition Of such
attacks.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
Excursion 70 81. Paul

4 marty Of about a dozen or fifteen ladies
and some gentlemen, leaves TINS lhurSuaS ,
evening. ON the fine steamer Dubuque, for
St Paul among them Mr. VIM. \. Jarvis
the Keokuk Northern Line Packet Co ;
agent at this point and his family.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

The regular use Of Hagans Magnolia
Balm removes those unsightly freckles
which dim beauty Freckles usually occur
upou persons Of fair complexion, and are
the result Of faulty cutaneous Secreuons,
They disfrure the face, and give a dowdy
look To the skin. The application Of the
Magnolia Balm insptrits the seeretionS +;
the cause OF treckling is removed, and with
il, the trecklea disappear.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

Mr.. Christopher Briggs and Mr. John
Hardy, Of Malone, n \ friends Of Mr.
Drake, are stopping in the city for day OF
two They are going to Colorado, where
they have mining interests.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
MONEY LOST

On account Of the backward season Ne
are compelled TO sell tine Sc'geh suits from
- 10 $3.50 Black Suits 3 ; 60 SIS, Ian
nen coats 5 to 5. Is Straw and furnishing
goods very low l. BAABERGER.
5 26d2m City Hotel Clothing Store.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24
Bachelors Hair Dive.

TINS splendid Hair Dive - the best IL The world.
-ha nE}v True aud Perfect Dye Harmless. Res
ne ana instantaneous: no disappointment; no n
icuiuls lInfs Or unpleasant 0d0r Remedies the III
fleets n DIVES ana washes Produces Immediately
superb Black or Natural Brown. sua leaves The
AIR Clean soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
Y A Batchelor Sold by all Druggists
10 93dSIy GHAS, BArCHELOR, Prop, N Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

Just received 500 striped coats, black
and white. selling for one dollar each at
4 Loeb :. the one price clollier.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

Jonas Bear clothing and gent sfurnish,,
ing ,tore is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices. Depot
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