, 1875-07-25

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Office, to be u once commeaceo ana conpieteo,
il possible, Jan: l, 1870 AZ ln5o!ueo yVo
last week. " ". aGnt4E.o', ~ . ua'ena, o.. w.,
Specal agent to1 tno 80 ~ 49,
anu Ne, late n*eu,o1J Hsns. ssoseu G,.as
Ra1n, which ID high19 Satisfactorily ~ sne oo'eSo-
ment- ......... -
Prosecuted AND rAEscA!AEo'
Ihat the unfortunate conapoe'|ot - u,ea,a nTa{G -
trouble has long SINCE become aa esIaulAs1eo
fact Inc last sao nas.aAe Appeateu das;h; - .ae ~
zeQe OF yestefoay. ciolsSman 70 uesssIpanb l hntb
the beauties OF I"1n haSes, "nste ~ nau a'a peen
the guest Of Mgh-1oneo e!ao o1 stea1 '1upet-
ance pEesens'ons" no l1tsuas sine sl'n :"
pun 1os tae,r 1ao1a4!ty aAo teup anu ~
hneiq-rounaea sentenoe aaYs MpS NusatlS ~ ;,
scraoed ny inc 1empes@nco pa.ty 10 t ne H.
vowel IN place OF me ~ uosc'*oeo' LIS IT.
sults nre apparent also tne 1acs
Ihat the difference ia great, you see'
"T"a1t 1he vowel anu ene 'o"ea {
DELEGATES TO ELa1N.
Rockford is we'll represented III Elgln, that IL,
at the Lunatic Asylum located there. some leal-
ous cities yalnly attempting to keep pace with
Rockford may be eager to clutch at this announce
ment, and jeer us about it. For my part thlnk
it shows tue increasing size OF the city; and the
fact that those citizens OF Rockford were re-
moved to Eigin this week is no dlscredit to the
city simply demonstrating that weintend TO have
representatives in all quartere.
TIE ENTERPRISE OF THE EAST SIDE.
All cities divided BY q river are moro or less
inclined to feel the division great deal more
than il they we're separated mile or two BY
land. The petty quArrels that arise out OF the
river separation frequently Injuries the prosperity
of the city. For many years, that part OF Rock
ford called the Water Power, or South Rockford.
the good things away from the east side OF tia
river. But by stroke, either OF good fortune
or necessity, the East Side was allowed one end OF
the beautiful bridge that spat's the river and
from that day East Rockford has commenced to
develop. Within one year Tatch-factory, piow-
works, furnitura- factory, new depot, carriage
factory, wire-works, knitting factory shirt-fac-
tory, and glove-factory have been established on
this side Of the river. These additions to the
already thrifty community have 10 asonaed the
East Siders that we should not be surprised on
hearing Of any enterprise being started in this
quarter OF the city. Not less than 100 dwelling
houses have lately been built, and several new
stores started. The starring Of number of
maehine~shops at the extreme east Of the city
by Gilbert Woodruff. President OF the Rockford
National Bank, and 3 very wealthy man, ia
looked upon a. the commencement OF new era
for East Rockford, a. the extra Inducements
offered in this quarter are sufficient to induce
large number OF young industries to start here
in preference to the Water-poNof.
oLLA-roDn1pA.
The Waltonian Fishing Club return from Twin
Lakes next Friday.
telegraph ine has been erected along the
line of tho Chicago j. Pacific Railroad from Ell
gin to Byron.
The Rev James Cruickshank. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, breaches bis fare
we'll sermon next Sunday, previous to his sum-
mer vacation.
Harvest has been commenced, aud large quan-
tides OF barley and rye are already cut and
shocked, though but little has been stacked.
The Weld will be very good. Data have CON-
menced to turn, and will soon be ready for the
reaper. The late storm has damaged it material
IT. and in some places whole fields of that grain
have been dattenel out BY the violence Of the
wind aud rain. hear great many complaints
about the damage done wheat by the rust
Tile now depot built On the east side of the
river by the Chicago l. Northwestern Railroad
COMPANY is now completed.
played tho 'Rocklo1ds" yesterday afternoon.
Il was good game.
The Rev William Augustus Smith breaches ut
ths Waltonan Camps at Twin Lakes tomorrow.
The subscriptions for the Chicago, Rockford d
Northern Railroad are being promptly paid by
our citizens. as they consider the contract COM
pletod.
There is no foundation whatever to the report
in Chicago newspaper that r. s. sapborn, the
converted tippling par8on OF Rockford has
taken to drinking again. l1r, sapborp still con-
tinnes rightband supporter Of the temperance
ladies'. Long nav be flourish as such,
Ne have now two steamers upon the Rock
River, the Hindoo and Rockton Belle, the,
The Unitariau church lately purchased by the
Christian Union Society Of tits city is being
tborougbly repaired, inside and out and will be
ready for Occupancy by the shove Society Aug.
Is.
There are now in operation in this city four
hoajery.m;lls. the knitting all being done bv ma
chinarv The forr fnctoriaa turn ont tngatfer
IA. CDO nairs of cotton aud woolen hose every
Fortnight. Over 100 girls are employed in this
1nduafrv The fojlowinp ara thu resnactiya firms:
Graham 4, "a. Rurson 4 Nelaon. +. +. Brown l.
Go- and ". s. Stearns.
4 noTerfnl Granger named Henry Bridromau
made m attamnt to uclean ont tia 1azeue
ofi+a Wednesday afternoon. This Office ann|oys
twenty.fTe men. who could have been called had
the7 heen neoded. Abraham =. Sm1th. the
ad;tor and II. p. Kimba]l. Secretary of The Aori-
caltur.i Society. proved euf1icienr Tor hin. md
he Yas Forthwith banded over 70 the police.