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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
The Tale of q Ticket.

We take the following from the Omaha
Bee, of the 9th;
Acquaintance made by chance on rail
ways are not always profitable, and a good
illustration of this is afforded in the case
of young Pittsburg girl, who was en-
route to the tar west She was approach
ed by one OF those genteel, polite manner
ed, and smooth tongued chaps who are
generally well represented on almost any
railroad train. This gentleman made
the acquaintance of the girl on the cars,
and was very polite aud attentive to her
and made himself generally useful. It
was on tn. Chicago and Rock Island road
they were travelling. Upon arriving at
Moline the gentleman" informed her that
they would have to make a transfer at
| Davenport, and that he would take her
tioket, have it fixed all right, and attend
to her baggage, &c. so that she would not
have any trouble. The conGding cir
handed him the ticket, and that was the
last she ever saw of him or the ticket.
Yesterday the confidence man turned
up in Omaha with the stolen ticket, which
was good for transportation over the Unior
| Pacific. He endeavored to sell the tickle
to several parties, and finally offered it tt
Andy Borden, the ticket broker, who tolC
him be would buy it at his price, but Dor
den wanted him, as an accommodation, tt
go to the Union Pacific with $55. which b,
handed him, and exchange it for FIRST
class ticket, it being an emigrant ticket.
OF course this suited the stranger. VIII
accordingly went to the depot for tina
purpose, being accompanied by friend 0
Borden to watch him. On the way to tn,
depot the man borrowed an overcoat frou
a runner, saying that he wanted it onlv
for short time to disguise himself at thu
ticket Office, as he didn't want to be recog
nized for some reason or other. Entering
the depot, the stranger managed to sill
away unobserved, and made his escap
with the ticket, the $55, and the overcoat
The bold thief was afterwards arrested.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
a Buffalo Chase.

About two weeks ago John Dietz, Of this
city, received a wild buffalo from the
plains, and it was placed in the stock
yards in the lower part of Davenport.
Yesterday an attempt was made to drive
him with a herd of steers, to this city
At Third street and Western avenue, over
the river, he turned and put westward at
Marquette street, he ran against Jaeger's
milk wagon. overturned it, aud kept on
his way, His pursuers chased him to the
Rockingham road, and he took the river
bank, jumped into the water, and swan to
Ofermann's island He was followed
and he plunged into the river and swan tC
the bottom lands on the Illinois side. In
an hour his pursuers were on that terri.
tory, and again he swan the Mississippi
and landed on Offermann's island once
more, and at last accounts he had not beer
captured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
The wisest Of Precautions.

OF precautions, the wisest is that which
is taken against disease. There is safety
in timely medication; great peril in delay.
One malady often begets others far more
dangerous. and if it does not, any abnor-
nal condition has tendency,i If unremedied,
to become chronic and obstinate. TriAing
disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels on
urinary organs, may speedily develop into
formidable maladies Check them at the
outset with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which, although it is wonderfully effective
in overcoming disorders of long standing,
is, like any other medieiGal preparation,
more advantageous IN the infancy of the
maladies to which it is adapted than after
they have become chronic. Among these
are dyspepsia, complaint, constipation
intermittent and remittent fevers, govt
rheumatism, nervous and general debility
and urinary troubles. The Bitters are {
capital appetizer, induce sound repose. ant
counterfeit the effects OF fatigue and ex
posture,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
The Alex. Mitchell.

All the dry freight has been taken of
the Alex. Mitchell Yesterday the wet
freight was being unloaded. She is not a
hopeless case, by any means, and it is
thought will soon be ahoat The damaged
freight is principally onions and potatoes,
aud this is damaged about $4,000. The
Keokuk Gate City says:
From an examination of the boat after
she struck bottom, it was ascertained that
she is badly damaged, more so, probably,
than when she sunk the last time. The
snag or log ran through her hull, and Ler
kelson or main timber was broken in two.
Both of her smoke stacks fell while she
was sinking, She is now lying on the snag
in about seven feet of water. Her lower
deck is about two feet under water for
ward. but is dry att. She is lying almost
straight with the channel and tolerably
level, with her bow pointing toward the
Iowa shore. The snag which she struck
was washed out Of the Des Moiues rivel
during the recent high water. They come
down in large numbers every freshet, and
are a source of great danger and annoy
auce to steamboatmen, Several disasters
have occurred there, but none so bad as
this of late years.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
Some hing for PHYSICIANS.

A few days ago DIR. S. C. Plummer. of
this city, addressed letter 60 DR.. john
Fl. Ranch, of Chicago. president of the
state board of health. enquirlng if, under
the new state law, it was necessary for
physicians, who had been practicing
in this state for ten years. to obtain GER
tifcato FROM the state board The DR..
received an answer last evening, in which
Dr. Ranch informed him that it was nee.
essary, and that all physicians were
obliged to sign certificate stating the
number of years they had practiced in
this state, aud if more than ten years
they would be granted certificate from
the state board. but if less than ten years
they we're obliged to undergo an examina-
ton. a prompt compliance with the law
will soon bauish the numerous quacks who
Overrun the state.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
Personal.

The many friends in this city of Clint
Parkhurst formerly of THE ARGUS staff,
will be pleased to know that he is again in
editorial harness, having been appointed
on the staff of the San Francisco Chronicle.
"CIint" is one of the most accomplished
and faciIe writers in the country, and will
be quite an acquisition to the dashine
brilliant corps of the Pacific slope. His
co-laborers will find that few can Chronicle
events political or local in more graphic
or racy style than Clint.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
More OF the Queer"

Dyes Counterfeit Detector states that
two ingenious counterfeits. have recently
been discovered One is a counterfeit So
note on the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
ILL.,, and tie other an altered counterfeit
originally issued on the First National
Bank of Galena. ILL.,, but changed by
pasting in the names of other Illinois
banks. New $40 counterfeit notes on the
Utica City National Bank are in circula-
ton. There are also counterfeit 800 bills
of the First National Bank of Elmira in
circulation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
A Pleasant Hotel.

A pleasant hotel, where one can feel at
home and secure frst-class accommodations
is the one desirable thing to travellers.
Such is Hoag's Hotel, Seneca Falls, New
York, house kept up to the standard in
all that pertains to comfort, elegance. and
a good stable de hote." The proprietor,
and his clerks seem to vie with each other
in providing for the comfort of guests.
Courteous at all times, with everything
about the house first class, the Hoag House
has become popular resort for travellers,
and we advise our friends visiting the
Falls to drop in and see the genial propri,
etor and enjoy the hospitable treatment
sure 10 be extended,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
Dental Notice,

Notice is hereby given, that -Drs. j. W.
Stark and w. T. Magill are our only
licensees for the use of Rubber as a base
for artificial dentures, in Rock Island, Ill.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing rubber dental plates of any
parties not licensed Of this company, as by
so doing they render themselves equally
liable to prosecution for Infringement A
reward will be paid for information tina
will lead to the conviction of any parties o
unlawful use of our patents.
Boston, Nov. 5 1877.
8.dlw] JOSIAH BACON.
Treas. Goodyear Dental Vulcante Co.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13


City Clerk Reed is sick, and confined
to his bed.
The street gang was at work scraping
up the mud on second avenue to-day.
-Paymaster Gaskell, of the Rock Isl
and Il Peoria road, gladdeneed the hearts
of the employees of that road to-day, by re-
plenishing their purses.
Mrs. j. r. Mack will, on Thursday,
open boot and shoe store in the room
lately occupied by Zels' clothing store,
corner of I'd avenue and 18th street.
The commissions Of Maj. w. P. But
Ter, as lieutenant colonel, and Capt. jerome
Magill, as major of the Fourteenth bat
talon, |. N. G., were signed yesterday by
the governor.
Mrs. Mary M. Archer, of Butler
township, Scott county, has fled a petition
for divorce from her husband, Thos.
Archer, and also wants alimony and the
custody of their children. Cruel treat
ment.
Eight men of the Chicago next year
base ball nine have been engaged. They
are Ferguson, Start, Harbridge, Larkin,
Cassidy, Mailman, Hankinson and Arson
These are mostly members of this year,
Brooklyn Hartford's.
The secretary of the state board OIL
J agriculture is making efforts to obtair
information and statistics in regard to The
manufacture of drain tile in this state
As the farmers of Central Illinois during
the last few years have become interested
in the question of drainage, this industry
has become an important one.
Group can be cured in one minute
/ and the ramedy is simply alum ant
sugar. The way to accomplish the dec
; is to take knife or crater, and shave OF
in small particles about teaspoontul o
/; alum; then mix it with twice its q1antit.
of sugar, to make it palatable, and ad
minister it as quickly as possible. Almos
instantaneous relief will follow. -Bostol
Transcript.
! The railroad and warehouse board ha
received from John s. Armstrong, secre
e tary of the state grange, letter statln
that within the past year there has been
radical change IN the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad freight tariff 10 the in
terests of the people along the line. Til
+ only unjust discrimination now practise
= in freight rates on that line is said to b
a in favor of the station at Sheridan, and i
this case it is slight. The state grang
ascribes this change to the efforts OF th
: board, and congratulates the board on th
D efficiency OF its action.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
Arrested for Adultery.

Last week Mrs. A. J. Keltner, of Mo
line, made complaint before Justice Hay
den charging her husband and Mrs. Hattie
Kaiser, of Davenport, with adultery. He
was arrested, but gave bonds for his ap-
pearance to-day. He formerly lived in
Davenport, where, it is claimed, the crime
was committed, and where his wife also
made complaint scme time ago, charging
him and the woman with the same offence.
He kept away from Davenport, however,
until his arrest in this city, when he again
went to the other side of the river. The
police over there, knowing nothing of his
arrest here, gathered him in and he
was locked up last Friday. Saturday
afternoon he was examined before Justice
Finger, oyer there, the complaint before
Justice Hayden being dismissed.
The result was that he was held to bal
in the sum of $500 for appearance at The
next term of the district court. His wife
was the prosecuting witness. He couldn'
get bail, and went to Jail Not long sine:
Ketner was foreman in the Union Mall
cable iron works, Moline, receiving gooC
wages, and was respected. But he became
infatuated with Mrs. Kaiser, and gave VI
home, and at last his place, for her. He
letters in court we're testimony agAins
him. And now he is in prison, with no
body seeming willing to even go his bon
for $500.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
A SURE THINq.-Dr. Hunters Snec

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and Injection No. are warranted to cure
the Gonnorhaa. elect, Chordee, Structures,
disease of the kidneys, Bladder and
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remedy for the Spermatorrhea, Seminal
weakness, nightly emissions. the loss of
power. caused by self-ab or excessive
indulgence. Price of Dr. Hunters Specific,
81 per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle,
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. J.
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money refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer will treat
all chronic diseases, and furnish medicines
for less money than any other physician 10
st. Louis. Write or call. For sale by al
druggists, tn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
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~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-13
EQUALIZATION.
The most Complete Report Ever Pub
lished.

The official report of the state board of
equalization for 1877 is just printed and is
believed to be the most complete and
valuable report as to the property and
revenues of the state ever published. In
addition to the tables of assessment and
the rates of percentages added to or de-
duced from the several classes of property
In the several counties, tables of the state
tax levied, tax sales in the counties for five
years, and property forfeited to the state.
The report is also finely printed, and the
tables showing the additions and deduc-
tons on each class of property are ac-
companied by maps of the state printed
in colors, so that red shows the counties
in which additions were made to assessed
values, and green those in which deduc-
tons were made. The table showing, the
railroad assessment IN the state is also
illustrated with heavy lines showing the
proportionate length of each road in The
state. 10 the appendix is also a table
showing the following figures, which hav,
not before been published: total assess
ment of property by local assessors fo
1877, 1892, $780, 72; net amount of ad
ditions by the board, $50. 1862, 800; ne
amount Of deductions, $50, 760,9 5l; equal
lied value of the property assessed b,
local assessors, $780,, 452. 345; equalize,
value of all railroad property, $37, l4l, $50
equalized value of capital stock of corpora
tons other than railroads, $685. 1888
total equalized value of all property fc
1877, 1881. 1879, 3OS.