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, 1873-03-16

CITY REAL ESTATE.
ToR s1IE-ssTorT AND BASEMENT BRICK.
sao9 "a 5s,sacns % Szsef. wsshnston-st, slec
.sd .:ss bk voy de.
LICK aa ssa,s s;iss sa
:tsI :ad :ad Basement sb13ss bE'sx
ssto5 honse 1{er.st. ye5y 'ow 1t g ~ ;.sa.
saI'S aad er:; s:
ysSis:s stsz 1stssss assss 2a s:st g.
Gsf;sSs GGst;sSs sn$ I'D ss 1t 6ssS5 s5atFs Fs:i
:o',sss ssss ana sattssc fa apa
Sissst:ts S5ist. :ossss ssssSs Ssaa sci ea5 ~
1@3a'sSst @a:stss e2!!9$s Sta ssa.s ~ s. S'
4ls: esttsSs and md St Ct 9es ssss $780,
Il: s %:ss:E:ss: 4 Si!{{RS f. ss..~
Khodss.v., lot 601lio, oest 1ront, sl2s per foot.
Five Iots sornaF caiiforn..a7. aid Warrington st..
1t: "a t5 ss'y g. sss tgP foot
rs's1ss St a1 ;2aa itoa g. sSot
$S:iS: sSs
+; = 81
Folss lot M It tic Il: saial! i III ps!sa Il $5o
t. s: ssst IL + R:ss: sBss: Ps FL; 1 b. foot
s5sIS; Mss5;s IT.: }s; ! s sssz
ssi = 1 /: 5: 4 '
Mnsass Mss41. esfnst ns5s LsT1 IT, 1 5ot $50
Ten 1T. nasf HuaSelds r.1k ~.
e:i ;;i - !: ;s;z E'a IA ss...
F9E 5A9KSoi S. sTATEsT q E ae.r
2o15 s IT, aens nasl
M1ciilGANaVso il. Fortyesshthst.; 100 f. COZ.
ii; es,4 %s,';5 'o's
~ s9st5 # 1,s nsss stSsc
4 asi5 tlyssa!a's On naas Forty
HYDE 5sekton and Et,srth sna FIJI
ohhAs r4S; shD b@'aas r@sa'5o'fS'
ToR SHE-DY O. Q. THAYER s CO., ls6 EAST
~: :s:.s
eea.z sde gs oat
E4s @ .s
ruslh-ss,. good property seo'ao'
2:"s sss'si s'ss' &c.,
TOR sALE-cHoIoE RESIDENCES. AND HOUSES
T. aud lots gu easy terms eo, NM
W. s!:sst ssat ssisnfs md
Mslaness sis sin9s assf :ssy lss,s i r,
dsiaass nsss nasT Ssfie I'd
sna IT, siss
Gensrs :snafsetuas maj cation: and e years lesss
Sssi3sas sts1s "a sssEss s!a
I7oR E-wEuAyEADAEGAINo ON Ell E,L1SAX;, s. Z,
& fsr s. Sfs3!fds SKS9K
I1oR sALE-a51lis FEET, OK MATHER~sT. NEAR II n
Lon ER6oRs 81 ,fs'tcns & clsrsss KS ''f
L7OR sALE-DAsIIIELI- 81. = LOTS, EAST EaqCXy1T. Cy1
arR r Go hssi eaa Metropolitan
Block. II. II. cor. Naudolph id L.sallos:s -
FQR o9TTAGE HOUSE d'SH;,1s:: MoSMs: 1SD A?'a9
S "a A2P H. 4f npe
FoR sALE-8134xld9 FEET To s-Toor ALLEY. r. Y
I'd isas ssa;i ea 81 c;!sssx s is
Etn onsss sssGits} aesk NIL
ron sALE,-rAYioR I BRookS;;, 8 cLARK-sT::
tyf a1sssn;M Sc anS
IoR skLE.oN EVRSSDE7sT., NEAR EIGHT
3T ESSEMo6S aasss Eseds it.:
| ATAUSTlN-A number of goodm a. lots.
( 5a$sS]zrrns I IS sss. Clark
xSasb AGnEs saS xSe
SIS ss'fsss es1fs a
Tor sALE-FoRTY or SEyENTY AoREs E; T5:oNTi; r. mt
as H;ss ssa f.
FQ SALoN Nokr 2 Ia 3a1 :; sGd,ess SE1 az
auasS T. iSG = 'faa = ssS '
! rp ON TERMS
, 1873-03-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.
TOR sALE-BY T. B. BOYD. $50 WEST WASH
Il in2tou-at. o~r,r, .,,,, ono


i la2son-a1' uorrsEs AND LOTS.
90 mn - M dnwn-f2room a-stoFy dwelling
e. ~ ~ tot .fIcT m efv.an 1T..t
,ter ~ s1tado IA Md.on r. a I'M III tnG Al 00 down
broom DWELLING lot 211vo 70 aue1' on hanoo1pn-sts
ncar Ann: ..xr .ra h,..4,.,+ -+... <...
W to g. W Goma|St,Tt.sS ~ - e.oa9 ttvas
o9 daxa-tnso6m l a,o ~ ott.e. na 6hsemeni an
Thirty -frst-tt. o-..us s-.,,,.. =. ar-
o. 81 cog doF;l-.suon t Ssns5 ure4as. ot @A
oo sa! nayfnent oowa & iaq haq - s on
si1sg at Ensi9wooos sso
S,.nI 919 9Ss uu"Et - H. go. M 3ncnin.sfa ~ ~eS
s., o-!irooln d"oAtnS ~ 'e1 e@'' "'oo 1o7 So01"
- Sontn 1seea-s.- .+o- vorn esxa3 b.1nz 1avs.-.,
M aTe1E, 81 r1od harn ~
Lease; on Like aoo fAaAI3{,,s|ss'' {,Ts ko'o oaA-'
.. r.. -tx1e. ~ W.h.sh,.v h.+vra., nrhi,+x
&loo PCT foot-.sHSs on et fcnt ~ ~ anf'4'
eight and Ihir@S @ rE 11a soni front n
Buren, between AonaFe ana ~ en
H4.suSS:r rSarre S,sr1 e"~' '~
S!3V0. = .aa Saa3e} Saxa 49,, %n,A 1' $500 - - 1~'
at Englowood Ss SSS9 oo~n' r7.t+ h.t..s, Ho,n. ,3
Learttt. onefoufth down. o-ec ...4
$3.50 yoars !esse of ooaoe ~ aesS7 Il @ ] ano
foot 553s9 fes: Il front On Esh Branch
s1 600. Splendid 3acre h9ok on Southport and "el~
IA E1 nct acre 80 ACRES in Thornton, SEQ. X, S, H.
, 1873-03-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.

~~.~-~~~tL1- CITY EEAL ESTATE:
+ Sste nd Losa Asents. is TonSoe. 80 ~
soen:
1o4 vs:y esssp i seia 4 oass: @ 'a.' ' a ~
:fS e? sssss
impEsvsnsns and lot s51lso price $500 most OF the
,.nSa n1r q q frame house and
.p az .ge LOT S'aa' sS' anu
H. ebcsp "ss' VI oaa'' s'oa 'o''f' n'''s aaa '''
ant marhs ent e honsa. M adcTn and
iot ss1iss vcsy cheap. 49, Ao1
With inrnaes an ens inended a ioM
pEsSe: o.., ,...,n... t-.,n. ,o,..,
,na iot two so7 and oa':nens 'F'o houses
assass r.
.ns
,9 Soa.s .5 sd an o
ssS s @Sd:ss
9ees s Rsas
sss5s s'as4 n'as' saa ' rns, modern
tmpforement.' .it 1T sasl5o A4'''' -.0~~e
:f Bill Win BAN i. modern ''p:s.'asa. lot
soatS A'i1 sad s'dEss Wcst st sia!s Il sp,
Il s. T. ii :S Section IT, ss Ii. ohoioo pioee 1t
pri:s' Hes''''e0D''''' - '''' %A~' >.1' ~ ~
A9enossS vest u twenty thrdst s. iee run.
tnt6nsn m5isaros1s % and Eote;s. lots a4tl25
4nsG1i5'.+ 4H9Io1-s.: ann nnd fP9in:s 21e iot. 1S'
W e y i i tess sFfan e 'bo ve,. part OF E Addition to
al Fssa5 ia I'd Central Park between
between Centre aud ote,.s' lee s.sa
Foaa F;aa,;d SALE-nX E G. c. ThAHEn Co.. 1ea EAST
a XII en;Rf Let
a. s5 nan ii:
I'M "a t'ss; :;
cq dFSat nsops s snd & "'u e1enAos' ''f
ea
iss' I'D good barns VIII sell both tec'th
% e. 1aataassy2 s L, L; s1cg ,;S
oa;y Ss%e sr~r.1 =, nrs,t.,s-cot,,r.
AZ of @ I'D q eboap
wArasn As ntGsi1 md base
Wi s1assnse sssy M RSoPsrty f.,n. and brick
y E nv Wcstesnas and oskuyst-1
ia - zs:.ea:5!s: ,,z:;zz-. - 7o5zz-
EOR sALE-n1 IAootp, 49, nistn q wv N
,na INH = 100. ioss as % Gn fooI
II :SSass: sRS ss
59 ss5 10 sey on tho northwest eosnor Of Fifth
ay. I'D Mansoe~st; cheap. 1., -, oco
~ T. s :.e on ss ln ase Thirty
second M 5eas End lei Thisty ,ess y at; s5
I2 so q asshssst fao ~ anu
Sa,ssss: ,ss; corner Of nehs'nav 'nd Forty
o. !Cgk o@ " "41oS0-of-s AoAN Nehe-'s N0~- -e'
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FTqss! ss!,s:!! sAIs~'x WILLIS o. JACKSON. 10 La
No. 80 w'fs?sT Ios : e'@'' frame with modern In
Nj q. FgqSst ss az II rooms BATH water closet &'
Y e. n! W.lssst, 8 @ ne. frame Nth
g. g. Ss @ Ns: Mss!es,;!:: ss:ass ,...n.,..
S +. e..,.s. t.rn. ,..y
Cottage corner 9.sksea .9e aoao5e: 10 s95ezs =
T'OR sALE-1 FEET. F. F., ON WABAsH-AV..
10 iss: ssah 4 s south Of
$Sss:::: .:s;s $s;
:ss$$
:ss;b mi & Fs!;;s,;s:
ss' on s; EPSR4 ssft5 & 91
TOR s1LE=yoR oRTawE5T g9K;; Or M{oaI6AX:
ss:Bsv :: ii 81 Fsssssh.: eofzEl se1s5 W..
S;:t sSss :S1
9:NE!L! owner: g Msa5sse.;;: - - 7z,va
kesss ~ sds;p T. daIs H.
ies.l!ty: Aegy :. .he 6sa.s 800 = 5o7m
At 5as sFsT = ON Rd. o sa
FoR sALK-LoTs oX AnNoID;sT: - AHR i;..1nE2S WEXP-
SSu So%E 75:s9ss6s e
TOR RsALE-HALsTED-s ST., s LOTS EAST LAST FR9ETF& F
n e. e. aes ss.1 h.adsph s:ss hssaaE go sS
&c = aod:[d hop.s y
a,s s:sH s7sss saa @
8 s4s south of and rlns
ss9 @ {5 :S:ss
IT, sfss a1a Ghssae
MaS a9;;z:ti ssfFao77sF AND 1or on w1B3sa:1v:.
~ Thi:t5; a5ss;;t 81. oo; stz5 terms GILBERT
G1y1ks = Lasa1e:.!: - ~ ~ ~ 5oa7
E2's Skk k,s;, ~ go s.'a: b..aes sss7:
So spKT sss5 Tb SsF 9SPs1, S5sx
E we1 y n 1,s1snsat s Or Tor ao'
4;d = saEE6R hxoa4xsfea S5Sa3ase COON
ksss t's:: s,a Sss1s.
Leav.esse. sesee5. - - 5171T5 11ai1R,SCF m
Koao1a.ss- sAessSLL21Sts61H 3SL2S6HaRb bKoTMERs il L.
TOR sAEA RARR BARGAIN l, n on su WEST iSG III AAD; ,.;
aafS t. sasssss p1ss: zDwfs l. R1cE CO.
ToR q S1EE=WE HAVE = PEw LOTS LEFT 3A
I9a aS Sa927Si 5aq9SsRRf9 = T57 FRONT PIE1s1vFEa
asa furnace aaa cellar hot and cold "''ss
rs g. cottages ksfDGs aRi '2s FISH eS: q
=. dgsHs. @ En- se1ss n 'S q
nj 5oF Y:, aAiE.1Y s. 4 = ADAMS CO. S. v. CORNER
saisos nd s'9a I
9as ;;ea1s L,
j. os' fs5ssi.s, d1s,ax s.l5
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E,OR sALE-PARTIEs DESIRING TO PURCHASE
sheald not f.. to s1saae or vs1y 1s,Ss nd co
ssstsbIs hons., ehssp ho@os Gosa 70 sis@ooo
On AdaIn..st., @ @Butteraeldst..
Eurnsde-st., Ctaek-st.,
Cutlorst, Dear6ornst..
Ewingst.. FlournnT-5t.,
Hubbard-st.. Jackson-st.,
Kinz.est., kramer.st:,
MeGresofst.. hioaros..t..
Thresp.st., ThSDss1.si: TSsaty toaslth-st..
Thirty third St, Thirty. y.soventh-st..
Vaa Buren-st.. 1yalnnt~st.,
Westinghouse, Beytew-a7.,
Cottaee Grovs-.y.. Forty .6fst-.t..
Indisns-s1.. hiicsissa.av.'
Wahash-.r., ;. CottaRoplece.
to TI s ao
6s 6s.:s md Ss fs sae
= sssss esss. oa iss % assS ~,
AGRA; H5SyEs i fSste EsssTs9a 4sb ots # 81
H. H. n II ssi ta2o lot, a. ps p.s
n 13s W 5ss,ltt.s Il s5S" So, 20 % 3,,ha tias.
10: sss Tslssst;: @sS@ s. IL % 4 sins; ~.
Nos. us and LIS 1@TVfSGlRaliSs;ft T%GaSf f1sfR h6fs.
1 Il
" narsas Wsa ct pd1 a4SIy os1 sl?
nesf v., eoS fs;sr Fsa, s' Hs'' s'
Iss 1 Hso.st HgsR.,st.1: a..2 Wooa. aa.es g.
.!:@ A:s'sy se'ess ss:ss; st s;{aa: s.
sss y c:r S9s: 3. assz
y e. g. ssE; TH0A Il I'll il sr,toor
, 1873-03-16

-oR s3TE-EIGHT ELEGANT MARBLE PROSE
hous:s laisned ea:a2iMgfeiT M p 7In H.
1ness n7eacn.: j. c. MCCUID. 30. l-5 La5as!s-ss-
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TOE SALE - 10 ACRES EAST OE aoMbolu1
lots @ ssca. oss: Of Humboldt Park near MilWau-
s.c-c,, cs-n-r N:oo,ninsd7Ic and Califurnia-Av-
saczcs corner s'afsafe' o''a i15Hx BASE / sHAPLEY..
Nh q (1tfs 791nck.
, 1873-03-16

nor S1LE-N0RTHWEsT COR. OF MICHIGAN
ia.uts, as o. set s dF9is GHs coRYKL eosnaz
, 1873-03-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.


a. stkaoS TIE axHSRF5 saS1a
g f: &:2s.ss:s; asss as.!
@ ss,neF Tn1sytsssh7'
s. t.. Wabash INV. near Forty fif.h-st-
20 t.. Wsba.h,av.. Corner corn Forty -sesenth.st.
1ga t.. Wabash-av., near FIftyasst-st;
f. Msstss8s1 Sssz
Msb'Sz,a:s, sax.I sss,
ts!S:asy: ssss es:ac Ta!fd9
Ioo t., MichiEsn-ay., near Fort, y,seeo1dst
8 f. ssz:s.s: ss:s.s ssss 1f!
corner nIa'a.s
a3 2 f., sestxx Msehst!x.as.. corner E!fttsth-:s k
!disssa:. a:ss ss'??d
e5 f., Indtanaav., near THIRTY. hfthst,
f.
q IT,, Pra!s.c-av., near Thirty -second-st.
. r.. Pratste-av.s near Forty -fourth-st
e. r. PPEsiieav' Ps1Es' soInss fosy TT IT.
ft fsIf5ss; Pfsifs:s; se.a se.a}E
70 it., Praitte-av., near Fo!tJ-aixth.st.
H3aessss;s7 H3s Se.1 ss.ass S::oo4 s boulevard
l3sf, v'nesnaes.sv eosaeF
0f GE6 T. e.
FQR sM-E--BY Q. 4. SMITH 4 CO.. LIS EAST
Houss s1d Ss1n Hel.ted IT, Y,th s sGod ts s.sn.
s!s psS;ee 90; 4:ns SstRss tor .sss D1 ' '@''
House and lot on West Jacksap-st-
ssto house LAnsie5st, just south Of
rooms. 49,. -.
Several cottages Langley and Erans-avs; 900 to
E4.tt0.
Sc loA in Ttutham'a Addition corner Fullerton and
Wastcrn-nrB.
3 lots neaz Stock Yards very cheap.
Choice lot nn monroe -st., near L:Salle.
loia 6011s0 feet Stax-av, block from Woodlawu
721l59 o. Cottage Gsuse-ay. near Forty atsh-st.
T21l71 on ETAr8av., near tor:y -Gfth-at
Aero property Riverside Boulevard.
Acre p9ppeIty Enxleuocd aad Washington
Heights.
Acre property at Cornell; very chico.
T7OR sALE-BY WILLIS G. JACKSON. I12 La
L Sal1e-st.:
Lot on jaekson-st-, near Woed sowcr $lC0 por foot
Lots on Wartco-av., near OakltJ-st. $50.
Lois on Warrco-av., e.st OF California, 800
Lots Monruo-st., near CAlliorni4-av., So
Lots on Monroo-at-, near Wastsrn-nv. Hsp
Lots on Webstot-av.. next block to Lincoln Park
Lot On Egan-av., uear Cottage GroEo-ay.. So.
Lots on Prairie Thirty -seven.hst., S.Ms
Lots at Hock Island Car Works
Lots on ChfcaGoav.. ueer 1inoolnst, ShJ -.
T7OR sALE-SPIENDID LOTS AND GREAT In
~ ducemcnts:
5a11a5 feet Iudana-av, near Forty y-afth-st:. s5!.
4019u feet MA1kstst, near andoph Will SELL lesae
exchange.
7Sxll5 feat Sonth Park, near TWENTY -t,inth-st.
43t11 feet on Thirty sixth aad RnttoffGt.-e:4.
, 1873-03-16

NOR SALE-TTO GOOD RE51DESCEs. WITH
Il Eroat barxatn and on o4s5 tcrrn5. do1-AEo =
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-03
An Old swindle.

Last evening, probably watching his
chance when Or. Gait was out, a tibet
called at his house and told the servant
girl that he had just started shop for the
repair Of furniture, aud he would be glad
IN do a few jobs free, just to show what he
could do. and in order to have reference
for future customers The girl gave him a
couple Of chairs 10 be repaired, and when
the DR.. came home he was told Of her
management of affairs out Of her line
The doctor took a look for the thief, but
didn't ind him. He found his chairs,
though at second hand furniture store,
where they had been sold. II the DR..
catches that man he will give him a refer
ence that will last him.
If servant girls and other employees
would attend only to the service they are
employed to perform, keep all strangers
out of the house, and not assume the
transaction Of any business they We're not
hired for, it would be quite as well for all
concerned
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-03
TIVE nIFFFRENCE.

The difference between the treatment OF
salary.rrabbers by Republicans and their
opponents was strikingly illustrated IN
Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, the 9th
err day
In a Republican convention in Massa-
chusetts, Ben Butler, the author Of the bill
was permitted To make a speech III its de
Tense. and Is looked upon as the coming
man for that party for governor
In the Democratic State Convention Of
Pennsylvania a Democratic salary grab
bling Congressman, lSpeerl was proposed
for president Of the convention and the
Democrats Kissed the nomination down
Mr. Speer then asked to be heard in the
house of his friends, and Hsy or,naHs
Aj,ss7 and h,o'sd him ont n me bg',.t
That's the way the salary thieves are
treated by the two parties in those States
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-03
THE CHOLERA IN DAVENPORT 4!
The Scourge on the Increase.
Thirteen Known Deaths Since our last
Evenings Paper.
MORE BELIEVED TO HAVE OCCURRED

Up to &p. NJ. to-day, Wednesday, there
has been Is deaths that we know OF, Of
cholera, in Davenport, since the news
given in our paper last evening, viz.
Henry Raft, of the firm of Raft, Cock
& Co.
r. NJ. Prettyman, agent of the North
ern Line beats.
Lyman Velie, a plasterer
VIM. Wagner, fireman on the G. T. |. 4
P. r..
Mrs. Van Duzen, the old lady spoken Of
yesterday, aged 67,--two grandchildren Of
Mrs. Van Duzen
Frank Nilsson, Swede, died in back
yard.
Adopted son of Thomas Haller, name
not procured.
Lucy Potter, daughter of Theodore Pot
ter.
Henry Limberg.
A stranger, taken in the Campbellitt
church yard, at twelve O'Clock last night
Two German children in the lever par
OF town
Flat Iron Square NEAR the Rock IslanC
BRIDGE is the worst place,
Many other deaths are believed to hay'
occurred.
Business seems almost wholly suspend
ed over there, and the town is as still a
Sunday. Watermellons have been dump
ed into the river, fruit stores closed, am
! the city authorities are now making an Ell
fort to have the stink holes cleaned up an
disinfected.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-03
A Pleasant Wedding

Tuesday evening, the house of Mrs
Monroe, on Broadway was crowded with
relatives and friends of her daughter, Miss
Maggie Biddison, and of Mr. Milton Jones.
their marriage linr the occasion Of the
gathering. Quite number Of invited
guests were present from Davenport. And
outside the house was a numerous throng
Of girls aud boys in the neighborhood,
drawn there By love for Maggie, who is the
friend Of them ALL The Rev T. l. Hol-
combe, Rector Of Trinity Church, in this
city had been engaged to perform the III
teresting ceremony, and he was expected
ON the q. IS =. VI. train--the marriage hour
being fixed at $50 An accident delayed
the train and a carriage was sent across
the bridge IN Davenport for Bishop Lee, ol
Iowa, who was promptly on hand, as the
parties were to leave on the lO.4j train for
/ the East. About five minutes after Bish
op Lee had, in his very impressive man
uer, completed the ceremony, Mr. !lol-
combc came in, covered with dust, and
with his satchel in his hand. He was much
disappointed but was in time for the con
gratuations, which were hearty and sin
cere. Mr.. Robert Chamberlin, Of this
city, and Mr. Charles NanDyne, of Mil
waukee, acted as groomsmeu, and Miss
Minnie Cropper and Miss Clara Chamber
lin as bridesmaids The bride was given
away by L. C. Chopper, Esq, her uncle.
After the ceremony there was perfect
rush Of congratulations then luxurious
repast, and then a drive for the 10, 45 train
which bore the newly married couple OF
their Eastern trip
The presents were numerous, valuable
and useful
The editor of the Union, who was pres
cut. with his excellent wife, says
Personally, we desire to congratulate
our neiqhbor. Jones. lie has stuck to Iul
! ARGUS like a man, aud large part o
whatever success it has attained Is due :
him. He is q first-c class printer, pruden
and industrious business man. Ills ne'
wife is one OF our best young ladies, an
together we hope they will have a happ
journey through life.
To all of which The ARGUS says amen.
Mr. Jones came TO this place some fiftee
years ago, poor boy, but good printer
looking for work He obtained it in til
Office and he has never left it since. Thong
\ he had no money, his many sterling trail
of character induced us to offer him
II partnership, the purchase money to
a. paid out of the accumulated profits of Il
establishments Years ago, with no 9th
resources, he was clear Of debt and h.
stamps besides. We think he never I
gretted that he pitched his tent in Ro
Island and we feel sure that no man ev
L. held a warmer place in our esteem and ;
fections, or was more general favori
~ ~ with all our citizens. We hope he and
=" good wife may live long and prosper,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-03
The Symptoms Of Health.

Health has its symptoms well as disease. The
clear eye die fresh complexion, the steady hand,
the firm step, the unclonded brain, briskness OF
spirits and disposition TO look the bright side
OF anything are indications that the animal ma
chirery is in perfect working order. Happy are
tlcv whose running gear Of life is ia this excellent
condition, and fortunate too are they who know
how to bring il into such condition if disarrapge
All who have experienced or witnessed the effect Oh
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters upon the weak, broker
down. Responding victims Of dyspepsia, liver com
rlafpt fever and aguc rheumatism. nervous debi
INV or premature decay. know that1 this supreme
tonic and Alternative there exists specific principle
which reaches the very source Of the trouble ard
effects an absolute and permanent cure. + Pluri
hu- Unum might be apily inscribed on the label
for the preparation Is plurality Of remedies con
deusad Into one irresistible aHtidctr.
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THE FIGUREs--THE TAXES.

In this paper We present our readers
with the figures Of the assessments made
by the several townships in this county
and also, by counties, the other counties in
this congressional district, as compared
with our county. Our readers who are in
clined to study statistics will find an exam
nation of these tables interesting.
We should have published them two
weeks ago when they were furnished us by
our county officers, but for the fact that
the man who could make the best Job in
setting the tables was unable to work I'M
til now, on account of sickness and death
I in his family.
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A meeting of farmers, mechanics, labor
ers, workingmen. business men and others
who intend to act with the farmers anti
monopoly party was held in the Court
House, Tuesday evening, and organized
calling Jacob Norris Esq TO the chair, land
appointing Mr. r. P. Dart, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed to represent this township in
the county convention viz:
Hon John W. Spencer.
s. w. McMaster.
Edward Burial Jr.
Charles p. Lyman. D.
r. z. Dart.
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NOTES HERE AND THERE.

We regret to say that Mr.. Ben Harper
is confined to his bed by dyseutery.
The excuse rendered by the Union
for not publishing the call for the Rock
Island caucus, after being requested to do
50 by the Vice President of the Farmers
County Association for this township, is a
very weak one.
The Old Settlers Of Rock Island and
Scott counties held their annual pic mic, on
Rock Island to day THE Sd but, owing to
the Scott county fair, the cholera scare,
in Davenport, the hot and dry weather,
ETC., etc, the attendance was small.
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nsn,h nfR. n. Prettyman

Notwithstanding the denials that Mr.,
Prettyman had the cholera. he died OF that
scourre last night He has been, for
many years one of the foremost men OF
Davenport, and his loss will be universally
mourned. The Nothern Line steamers dis
played their flags at half-mast in honor OF
- ,nnuary
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Use Renne' s Pain Killing
NNaGIc OH.
VI Works IKE q Charm. ;.

III Works Ike Il Charm,
One Bottle of this Magic Oil in family, cures
NUMBER OF persons OF Headache, Colds Neuralgia,
Toothache. Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Lameness, &e. II
might be more mannerly If each person had bot
tie OF Renne's Magic Oil for their own particular
use As one man said, it was in his house, 0ae IN
each room IL ne house But
One Bottle Of Rennes Magic OH Is better than none
One Bottle Of Rennes Magic Oil lie better than none.
One Bottle of Rennes Magic Oil is better than monet
on, Bottle Of Renne's Magic Oil is better than monet
One Bottle OF Rennes Magic Oil Is better than none
one Bottle of Rennes Magic oil is better than nouei
one Bottle of Renne's Magic Oils better than none
Use Renne's Magic OIL, Men.
Use Renneas Magic oil, Women.
Use Renne's Magic Oil, Children.
Use Renne's Magic OIL, Invalids
Use Renne's Magic Oil, Old and Young
Use Rennes Magic oil in Family
Use Renue Magic Oil on Journey
1t il the best thing 10 kill lice on cattle and
horses and to use for Harness Calls, ana Sores
| Caked udder ON cows. Horse distemper, Collie and
Cramps Try IL and see. VIM. RENNE IS son
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| Reader call for II where you trace SOLO II
/ Rock Island By John Bengston and i. Bruenarf
L
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The genuine srticlel must hase Dr. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bail only
mss the right to manufacture and sell the original
John j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on each oottie, do not pur
chase, III yoa will be deceived. See my column
advertisement. and my show card ] viii prose
cute any infringing on my right The genuine
smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self. Ihespublics servant, - -,
Dr. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov s. 1868 ianAI-d&w1y.
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MARRIED.

JONES' BIDDISON.-At the residence Of Mr.
Marina Monroe the mother of the bride, on Tues
5av evening September = 1S1: by Ri. Rev. Bishop
lee. of Iowa. Mr.. Milton Jones. one Of the editor'
and proprietors Of this paper, and Miss Magic
RiJdisou
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLoW's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
of teethinE in children II relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie regulates the bowels and by
giving relief and health the child, gives rest to
The mother Be sure and call for
MRS WTNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by ali druggists. e-25dmwl6m
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the best IL the world
The only True and Perfect bye. Harmless Relia-
bic and instantaneous; disappointment; no ri.
dcnlOuH tints unpleasant odOr. Remedies the i'll
effects of and washes Produces Immediately
a superb Black or Natural Brown, aud leaves the
hair Clean, Soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
W. A. Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists
10 22dwly CTfAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N,
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DIR. S. BYAM & WIFE.

MRS ALNEDA c. BYAM, VI. D.
I AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND. CAN BE
L foand Mt their Of1re, corner Orleans and Eagle
streets en- Mondays and Tuesdays Of each week.
Female Diseases Speciality. supporters and
'rrrsses kept on hand Comes well recommended,
orders left At their Office or Post Once promptly
attended To-
Rock island, Ills, May 81, 1s73-d3m