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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-03-20

what advanced in wears, but full of
vinegar. lie has thin, wavev name
sud one white hind foot.
The next nag entered for this prize
is q full blooded Canadian sorrcl.
known in select sporting circles as
BOY Kirk" He has never made but
one public race for 8 large stake, when
il was his misfortune. owing to the
slippery condition of the track. to come
out behind little. But this circum-
stance did not discourage his hackers.
who have had him in energetic traiaing
for the spring races. He is said to
hav. Travelled as atrick-pony with Dan
Ricc's circus, and attracted universal
attention Ms the "uiga lead" in the
band wagon. He was for some time
pasturcd in the Neosho bottoms, after
wards taken to Oskaloosa, where he
was cora-fed preparatory to his APP
pearance upon the turf. He has made
the best time on record as a single
footed racIer. lie is nag Of beauti-
6nl proportions, without white hair
on him.
After the awarding Of the second
prize, the next feature upon the pro-
gramme will be slow race, the stake
being . purse to be provided BY the
generous property holders ofthe city
size not vet determined and it is this
latter fact perhaps that accounts for
the scarcity Of the contestants. But
two nags have been entered for this
prize SO far. The first entered is
"Charlie." bright bay. who it is said
has never been beaten in this kind of
race. But little ia known Of his pcdi-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-29
New embroideries at the Boston Bazaar.
POLICE COURT.
Before E. C. Cropper, Police Magistrate.

Before E. C. Cropper, Police Magistrate.
Tuesday July 20. yesterday afternoon
CITY Marshal kimball was called in at
Geo. Goesters Market Eating House to
take charge of man who refused to pay
his bill, and who was drunk and making a
disturbance, Mr.. Kimball took him to
jail This morning he gave his name as
James Payton, from Peoria Fined So.
Last evening, about s O'Clock, on com
plant of Capt James f. Copp, Policemen
Roatch aud D. Brennan arrested a suspi-
cious character who had been hanging
around Cops stable during the day. He
was taken to Jail, This morning he gave
his name as Michael Denny, from Prairie
Du Chen. Fined $5-no money-sent
to jail, as a yagrant.
Between II and II last night Policemen
Anthony and Snyder picked up a couple
Of Swedes, John Anderson and join
johnson, drunk and asleep in Cour
Square, with an empty whisky bottle, ant
took them to Jail. Fined So each.
Between = and 3 this morning, Police
men Roatch, D. Brennan, and Snyder ar
rested three men just from the steame
Minneapolis, for being drunk and noisy
and took them to Jail They gave thei
names as John Hussey, John McLaughli
and James Reed. The first two were fine
! SO each, and Reed $25 for resistance
officers and abusive language in court.
Seven unfortunates in the police cour
show that our police are active aud vigilan
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The Freeport committee, in their pub /
Fshed report, say that the object of our
their excursion drew nigh 1t is gen
orally supposed, when people go to see
anything, that they draw near the object
but if Rock Island drew nigh to them
,hey might as well have remained at
home until Rock Island was drawn up to
Freeport. We are sure if the committee
is sample, that Rock Island would have
preferred that they should have kept away
from the place, instead of lying about it
The Arsenal, according to the report of
| the committee, is in command Of Col
| Flag =
Somehow the committee got into the
negro quarter of town,and remained there,
much to the disgust Of the negroes We
| hope the next generation III that part of
town will bear no resemblance to the com
mittee. If the Freeport excursionists pre-
ferred to remain there instead of visiting
our handsome streets and taking look at
our elegant private residences, huge man
ufacturing establishments, public improve
ments, and charming drives, they had u
right to do so. 1t is a mere question OF
taste, they preferring the society of the
Niger babies as they call them
/ The committee don't inform us in what
, ''Drofaae history they found their account
of what the Lord did to Gomorrah They
e probably didn't have time.
The committee seems particularly up
: happy because our reporter set down thu
r exact words used in regard to the finaneia
: success of their cookie and candy enter
: prize. The committee should be NOR
= guarded in its language, and probably vii
be, another time, That committee, befor
+ using the profane expression, asked gu
e representative if he was reporting 70
y some paper, and was informed that tina
!, was his business. People who are inter
5, viewed by reporters should be careful nc
d to say anything they don't want the publ
y TO know.
The next party of excursionists comm
! here, from Freeport, will do well to emplo
ii gentlemen, instead of rowdies, to manag
their newspaper reports for them.
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Grenadines at cost at the Boston Bazaar
CHARACTERISTIC.

The Freeport journal started the talse-
hood that, very recently the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Illinois held a
secret session and issued a secret circular
in relation to the coming county elections
The Chicago JourHal copied the talSehood
A member of the Democratic State Ten
trail Committee of Illinois denied that any
such circular had been issued or that any
meeting of the committee had been held
this year. After this had been done the
Union picks up The stale falsehood, fraud
and forgery, and palms it upon the cred.
ulity Of it, readers, grayely commenting
upon it. as though there was really somt
truth init The editor is either ignoran
Of passing events, or he intends to deceive
| his readers
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The Union has, on several occasions,
taken upou itself to represent one Of the
editors Of this paper As d leader, manager.
dictator. or something of that sort, of the
farmer. movement. in this county, hoping
thereby n frighten some timid Republi-
cans and keep them in tho Republican
party traces. OF course this statement OF
the Tuioa. ike the vile falsehoods with
which it Is accompanied, Is untrue and
made only for the purpose OF terrifying
weak men from asserting their independ
ence of ring dietatiou. The little squad.
in this county. which subsists on Office and
its emoluments,is extremely afraid the far
mers will bring out a ticket for county IT
frers. Whether they will do so or not is
more than we can say. THE ARGUS ha,
never given any advice or opinion on
the subject believing thar the
the farmers are abundantly capable o
managing their own affairs in their owl
way. If they Do bring out ticket TIL
ARGUS has never vet said whether it vii
support it or not aud will not say 81 unit
it sees who the men are. We are quit
Indifferent as 10 what may have been thei
previous political opinions, regarding bot
the old parties as among the waste lumbe
: of the past: but we would Ike u see
set of county officers who cannot be inir
enced by railroad passes, free excursion.
free drinks, free dinners. or free cigar
THE ARGUS holds itself entirely indepenC
ent a. to who it will support until it see
t who will be the candidates.
As to the principles con;cnded for b
8 the farmers party, opposition to m'noP
b. lies special privileges, oppressive tariff
r centralized government. unequal lcgi7l
{ ton. etc, TIE ARGUS is an adyacate,to Il
1 best Of it, abilities, and will continue to
y a, long as there is any hopc Of se"rn
= measures which will benefit the farmer
o the mechanics, and the laboring ella
d throughout our land
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Our amiable cotemporary thinks Mayor
Davenport ought to be impeached and re
moved from office because Dennis Warren
don't build a better sidewalk Though
this is not good ground for impeachment
we quite agree with our neighbor that
Dennis Warren ought to build a better
sidewalk. But the question is, how 10
compel him to do it. The only tools we
have t. work with are such as a Republi-
can Lalis Azure furnishedus. The Repub
licans made law providing a way to com
pei people to build sidewalks and provid-
ing that any City Council may adopt the
law. Murdoch administration adopted It,
and then Murdoch set himself to work t.
compel people on Orleans street to build
/ sidewalks to the depot He had about a
year to do it in. but he never even got so
| far a. to ask the county court to make a
move towards carrying out the action OF
his commissioners He probably ceased
his efforts form mere disgust with the law,
as the City Attorney said it would take at
least two years to compel the building Of q
sidewalk under that Republican law. Prob
ably the law was purposely made in order
to permit rich old land sharks to avoid
building any sidewalks at ALL At any rate
that is the result of the law, and Though
we never exchanged word with him OF
the subject it is quite likely that Mayo
Davenport thought the people would pre-
fer some kind of a sidewalk over the War
rem property to a two years law smt, witt
doubtful result, considerable cost, and n
sidewalk at all. He certainly seems to ac
on the principle that more flies can b
caught with molasses than with vinegar,
for he has succeeded in coaxing sidewal
. to the depot, as well as in several othe
n places about town. He certainly has az
> complished more in that way than Mul
4 dock did by legal proceedings at the el
pense of the people.
We hope Mr.. Durham, our Represent;
tive in the Legislature, who is one Of I'll
- Committee to Revise the Laws, will II
=, and secure such changes in this law as vii
+ by some simpler and more speedy process
- compel rich old land-sharks" to bui
n good walks. At any rate we ask him to L
70 aud improve the law in that respect
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rn Pnrchnsers 81 Real Estate

Mayor Davenport is doing all he can 10
get people to pay up their delinquent tax
es and i having some success in that dl-
rectiou. And he suggests to people pur-
chasing real estate THAT they examine, be
fore purchasing, and ascertain whether
there are still any taxes on the property
uupaid. Take. for instance, the property
sold by 4. F. Cutter to Mr.. Gaylord, the
other day. That property had been sold
for taxes. Mr. Cutter having refused to
pay because he said it was assessed toe
high. Yet we are told that he sold it for
$1,000 more than the assessment lie
has probably found Us much fault with
Bailey Davenport on the tax question. a
anybody and yet he puts the city 70 Gust
delay. aud expense to collect his taxes.
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Or. EoTTrTra TTscE's HITTERs,

WARE & SCHMITZ, Propr et5rs, } and ; Granite
St, Philadelphia, Pa For sale IN Rock Island by
Smith 4 Bonney.
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s. & 600.

For list OF papers in other States, address GEO. !
HOWELL a Co, Al Park Row, New York.
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CoALVALLEY r. II.
AND CLOSING or MAILS
oFF1cE nouRs-RocK IsLAND TIM

ALEDO AND oQUAwKA 5.a p ". NN A. "
SWedona and New windsor arrives Tuesday,
nd Thursday atbP NJ Departs Wednesdays and
aturdayH AZ \ 4.
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Absolutely the bess protection against Fire,
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Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SoOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident To the period
81 tcething in children II relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie. regulates the bowels and ny
giving relief and health the child, gives rest 10
the mother. Be sure and call for
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING S1RtF,
For sale by all druggis :. 6-@3dmWibm
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dve Is the best IL the world.
The nnlv T-ue arc Perfect bye Harmless. Rea
Die ana Instantaneous: no disappointment, no n
ticulnus tlnts or unpleasant odor Remedies the III
fleets If ave- and washes Produces Immediately
: st,nerb Black or Natural Brown, and leaves The
lair Crau Soft and Beautiful. The genuine signed
n A Bachelor sold b. ai Druggists -
10 a2dwty CHAS. BATCHELoR- Prop y
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DR.. S. BYAM & WIFE.

Mrs. ALNEDA { BYAN, Nj. D.
1 AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
| found al their office. corner Orleans and Eagle
streets on Mondays aud Tuesdays Of each week
Female Diseases s Speciality. Suppo'te ana
rTr,I.-r. kent on hand. Comes we'll recommended.
orders left at their Office or Post Office promptly
attended to.
Rock Island HIS May 81, 1S7S.-d3m
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v.vrRsrrcx,s CITY TAXES NOT PAID,
His Property Sold at Tax Sale, and the 0i'y
the Purchaser.

.,,ol al
The editor Of the Union mas useu az
manner of BLACKBOARD eplthets 'o""'u9
Bailey Davenport because Mr. Davenport
permitted some of his property TO 60 u
tax sale. What will people say OF nlau
who does the very same thing he trauu'es
his neighbor for doing? head the ioiio"
ing. copied from the original document III
the city clerks office
tcopy9
STATE OF LIMOS III SdSxrv IS.
~ CLERKS ONCE, County Court C.. it.,
,..,,,y t,at The city of Rock Island did,
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New kid gloves at the Boston Bazaar.

The MODERN WoNDER Experienced
people are found wondering how so perfect
a sewing machine as the new Wilson u
derfeed can be made so perfect in every
part so thoroughly adapted TO the require
ments of family sewing and yet be sold for
twenty dollars less than any other first
class machine. The reason is easy and
plain. First. because the Wilson Company
is content with fair profit, and do not be
long 70 any combination whose object is TO
keep up the price of sewing machines. and
Secondly. because the most perfect ma
chinery is used in its construction. The
splendid establishment Of the company Is
the best evidence that this policy has been
success. Salesroom at 57s West Madi.
son St Chicago. Ill,and in all other cities
/ in the United States. The company want
agents in country towns .
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MI flfuI NOW WE HAVE IT some
Vn LVVN ! thing to please you. indispeusa-
and will suit You all; once tried you will mol D..
without it. 80 cents each; 8 for 81. Sent IRE, h,
ROGERS Il HENRY, Lewiston, NJ
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We offer our entire stock Of ladies un-
derwear nj cost to close it out Also great
br in dress goods 10 make room for
fall stock. Shawls at cost Lace points
Of COST Grenadines from ten cents per
r ,,,rd inward A large line of the cele,
brated Moline quilts at about half cost OF
manufacturing. In fact we have the beSt
stock of good goods to be found IN hoch
Island and wish to run it down as low a.
nossibla WApSwoRTH x PARSONS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE VERY REST PLAN

kDORN YOUR HOMES with the new Cbror,o
n Awake" and Asleep Sells like wildT-
The pair sent for 80 cents large discour, n,
Agents Address W. f. CARPENTER, Fnyr.,,
Mass.
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SCIENTIFIC LECrURE.-Prof Chas. IL.
Rentop will deliver lecture, in Masonic
Hall. in this city, on saturday evening
Aug %. 1873. his subject being Inc
Science of Mathematics. The public ana
especially all lovers Of the natural sciences
o'e 'e'pe0'ioi'' 7-2Sdtd
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Jonas Bear clothing and gent 5 furnish,
inc store is celebrated for keeping goou
gnods and selling at fair prices. Depot
for Racine trunks. o-'"'in
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4 large assortment of Hats Saps'
Gents furnishing goods, trunks ahI va
Uses at Livingstone 4 Co. o-ood-m
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Connects at Rock Island with all diyerrinr lines
At Fulton with the q n y " X. H. for Clinton
aud Omaha. west, and chicago. east.
At Fryepurt with M, J. 4. H. Il. a G. \ y. W
r.
AZ Bcloit Clinton and Racine with the G.. a
y. W. r. X
nl-nLLA-.rnN nEnAE nAnLns ANn WINE
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The Weather---To- Day

The following shows the temperature
NJ THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as III
dicated BY thermometer
r. above zero 70 N. - above zero
n " q pm 50
Fair
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER

All wool cassimeres for children Weal'
from 75c to Sl.25 per yard at A. hoep ;
the one price clOthier.
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REMOVAL. -Balch, Frazer y Co; have
removed their office to the old t. II. / e"
Z. messenger depot -'"ll
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signed especially for bluing clothes. 1t
dissolyes perfectly clear and will not settle
on the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity of
indigo. Be sure you get the genuine, pre-
pared by D. s. Wiltberger, 233 North I'd
street, Philadelphia For sale in Rock Is
land by all dealers. 3-7deod6- m.
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart 5
Sons.
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SHIFTS made TO order in the latest style at
a Loeb's, the one price clothler
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A. Loeb. the clothier of Rock Island
claims to keep the largest stock and to sell
strictly at one price,
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known only to females should at once get DIR. Vel
pau's FrmAlc Pills They produce q most cnarm-
Ing effect sold by all Druggists.
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We have a large stock of gents linen
suits which we will sell from ten to ttceHty
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 call at our store, cor
ner of Illinois and Eagle streets
WALKER & DODGE,
Sdtf Pioneer Clothing House.
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Linen suits for youths and children AT
A Toeb's the one price clothier.
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If Judge Lyudc hadu come to the res
cue, bought Bailey property at tax sale
and paid the taxes. the School Board would
be- without the money To- day. -- t0tot,
2qh.
But II would have had security on the
property If there had been no bidder it
would have been Knocked down to the city,
lust as your house was, on the same day
See copy of certificate from the County
Clerk and County Treasurer, in this paper
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Just received 500 striped coats Ii'G y,
and white, selling for one doliar ea''' At
A Ioeb's. the one price clothler
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One hundred pieces black and colored
Alpaccas at great bargains at the Boston
Bazaar.
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ROSADAIIS is used in the practice Of and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians through
ont the land They are induced 10 do this from the
fact that its formula Is published around each bot
tie so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties. prescribe it with all confidence.
NlCHoLAsyILLE, Ky, Feb, H. 1853
Gentlemen: Il have seen the effects OF 'Rosada
Is, on paticute in my own practice, and take plea
sure in attestius lis merits A. very powerful a!
terative In eases Of Scrofcla rheumatism Sec
ondary syphilis, &C l always recommend II:
Very trrlv youre j 5 SPARKS. NJ D.
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LOCAL COLUMN
Pimples on the Face
sIAcgEEADs L TLEsEwoaMs,

Use Perry's Improved Comedone and PimPle Rem
vdv-the Great Skin Medicine, Prepared only by
DR. h c. Perry, Dermatoogisi, 40 BOND ST. New
York sold Nv all Druggists in Rock Island and
.sls.,rhnr. 4-Idtts&w6m
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The finest assortment # piece goods in
The city at A. Loeb ;, the one price clother
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Summer drawers. summer understands.
white and fancy shirts, at a. Loeb = ths
one price clothier
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RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PA err, 81. q

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND FACirlC a. "
N R-Ar'tralna IN or out Of kock Island , ruh py
Chicago time-exccpt the Peoria ttais, y t ~
nv Toledo time chicago time u auout 10 1 ~
and Toledo about Il minutes ias'er 'nan ho'A i7'
and time. ,,., y.sr
.,r,,... and Mail lcavess 90 a. m and 1913 p. m
Accommodation, leaves at4:i5 p. IN.
GOING WEST.
Expre.s and Mail, leaves 5:45 a. IN. and G:45 p m
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau Junction, S:l5 p m.
Leaves Bureau junction, B:l5 n. M.
Day Express and Mail leaving ROCK lrIahu AZ
500 a m, connects ut Bureau Junction iuE oViiN'
at8:85 D. m arriving ut Peoria at 600 y M, -.
Might Express leaving Rock Island NJ W - y u
connects at Bureau junction for Peoria " ouV hu'
arriving al Peoria at 8 40 a m. in. ,n., a
This road connects at West Liberty WIN the d
r. I'm X H. for Burlington and heokuk'souIu'
and for Austin and st. Paul north, ,,tu. 10,
Connects going east ~ c. u. x q crossing Ao'
Princeton. - ~ tN,.,a,te
Al ottawa with Fox River Valley X. X Tor Aurora
Al Joliet with e., A. 4 81 l.. X K L.
Al EugIcwood with Lake Shore X. X ana ~ IT.
Al Chicseo with all diverging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN Ik.
pa.ssngers for Kansas Leavenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road take westward tralh,
az mo Chicago, X | q Pacific X. X, arriving a.
Lravcuworth At 1000 II. IN. and at II 100 2. m IL L,
Connecting at Davenport with d. q 81 T. H. II
A. raIumbu. Junction, with h. c. X. s VI. X, K
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and 81 Faul' uof''
and Burlington and keokuk south.
Al Fairfield with X, 4 NJ X. Il for Burlington. o..
Al Ashland with Des Mones Valley X. X Tor Ne
okuk Ottumwa, oskaloosa, Eddyyille' Grinnel
and Des MOner.
At Belknap, with North Missouri X Il
At Cameron, with II. \ St 10. X X
Il plattzhurN. with 1T. l., a st 10 IL Il
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He Bailey Davenport let's his property
be sold at tax sale in tn. hope that he
may eventually dodge ogt Of the entire
amount MIN, 18Th.
Is that the reason You did the same thing
in the case of your house? See copy OF
certificate from James VI Beardsley and
David O. Reid in this paper
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20 Pages Illustrated, fine plates sent postpaid tor
., cents ny Dr. Waiter, or IT Charles Street st
ouis. Mo-. the grcal Specialist Read his e'1Fd'