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MATHEWS
LIQUID STARCH GLOSS

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Put up in 4-oz bottles, price 15c. Sold by Gro
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-13
Renne's Magic Oil !!

1T WORKS LIKE A CAARM.
DAYTON, ONO, August -, 1875.
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during the year following, but she sustained such
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she obtained and used some of your Magic Oil ii
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Moline City Politics.


A lively time was had at the Third
ward caucus last night; FIVE or six were
elected as chairman and declined before
one was found to stick.
Following are the candidates for alder
men, and delegates to the city convention
appointed at the different ward caucuses:
FIRST WARD,
Alderman-Adam Alday.
Delegates-Geo. Olderfest. II. Cofeen,
Chas. o. Deere and P. johnson,
Committee L. Long.
SECOND WARD.
Alderman-C, S. Ellis.
Delegates-C. II. Deere, j. j. Kirby,
L. 2. Youugreen. Il. r. Zlegler. j. A.
Mcdonald H. Kohler, Levi Cralle a0d F.
q. Bockman.
Committee-H. Kohler.
THIRD WARD.
Alderman-Thos Roseborough.
Delegates-L. F. Kerns. j II. Porter,
Fred Gottsch, j. NJ. Gould, d. Gluesing,
John Soderstrom, John Elmstead, VIM,
Otteman. Olof Lind and II. Hannecke.
Committae-Frank Shrader.
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman-W. G. Morris.
Delegates-H. A. Barnard. j, B. Ma
gill. Il. .. Sleight, VIM. Huey. D. O.
Reid, NJ. Witherell, Geo. D. Gould, W.
g. Morris and G. d. Woodward.
Committee-Ben G. Keator
Something must be the matter with the
''organs," they play such horIid music,
The Gazette growls thusly: IF the reader
will look over the list of names he will
see that the caucus was not Republicans
Two of the ward committees are Demo
cratic. We don't believe the RepublicaI
held any caucus last night except in the
Fourth ward. Well, if the people are
satisfied it must be all right. Ii we are
to have Republican caucuses let them be
so; if Democratic or a mixed affair let il
be run So If the Republicans mean tc
lose their identity, let them let things &C
to loose ends, as it was done last evening. y
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VIM. E. Zimmerman.

DRACTICAL PIANO TUNER AND REGULA-
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Fire in Old Chickering Hall in New York.
New YORK, April I3.-The O!d Chick
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by H. B. Hertz & Son, auctioueers, was
damaged last night, together with the con
tents $25, ,OOO-partially insured.
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For sale in Rock Island by John Bengston.
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UPPER EGYPT: IT'S PEOPLE AND IT'S PRO
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PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,.
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dates ioi 'lcutiuc s'AOois on i,thl.,e lI"l'i"Hs.
classical departments NJ NJ. Hobby, v. l. Ahn, Principals
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NETWORK,
oco %esbeST September Y9 CandiGstcs viii be e1 am
'''0 HOWARD Crosby, Chancellor
WM. H. LkGGETTS SCHOOL,
2li Broad one Dor ed2g SoiS' sehoo year
For Young Ladies-City.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ aud NoBNAh TEAiNiNG SCHOOL, ,Temovsd % he
MOI. Irndpal WIN begin 18TH wear sept %.
d. III aTV sand for Si0 ataos SsD'
Miss CiBBONSS ENGLISH and FRENCH
IVA SCHOOL for GIRLS. III West 4ltist, reopens sep
MRS. ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS ENG
w IISu and FRENCH DAY ,HOJL for HoUNG
graduate class November
Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER receives at her
~ s.ga Iups ~ Panpeg i dse9Bf t aSgeI - 'l h
4tlAvo Reference: Nh. 10. Huntington Nj. James NJ
mart Mt Vim. Hart, Nj A. =. bellows.
VNHE ACADEMY of the SACRED HEART,
4 FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. 40 WEST l7th-st, NEW YORK,
WIZ open On the nrst Monday Il September.
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, Founded
' 800 $40 WLSI 5sIIlsI Family and Day school
for Young ades. College COurse Primary Dept Tor little
BOYS and girls ReopeHng september -, 1871
and Madame VAN NORMAN, Principals
For Both Sexes-CitY.
~ ACcES IN GERMAN
y FOR MIN, WOMEN aud CHILDREN,
No. q East 2OtbEL
Prof OTTO KUpIAI OF the Royal Military College NJ BeT
lin Director Ny teaching Ia 10y example read interpret
sud reread until perfectly understood caring leads 10
sptakiBg" Classes three, tl0 Glasses VI NO. SO.
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Brooklpn Heal Gslale for sale.

HOUSES Nos. 43 WlllOw-st.,
II ~ Hcksst 49, d. am o. Nassaus, 100 AMI l02 lne
spplcst, l73 and 1917 Nllouchly - ll iafnr "tc4Te
GORDON J.. FORD g Ciars IT,. Brooklyn.
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DanrlnQ Ataocmlcs.

4 DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING
IA. No 6Sl fifthaye,
Now open for the reception Of pupils.
Glasses for ladies, children and gentlemen, and private les
For particulars send for circular
School and family classes In and Out Of town. supplied
COM etent teachers