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LEFT IN NARROWING SUSPENSE. There
were, writes a lravnIrr iau: OF Us 10 one CT The
c,rs on .hn l,yons RaiiroGd. Four smokcrs-a
fact whic,. had naturally Il tendency to bring us
into sympathetic relations. ! t)rget exactly
how We Il into conversation; but, at any rate,
BY the time wa had got to Viilcncusc the con
gersstion W.; general 90 the subject OF railreaa
sc,;drnta. We had all told s.orlas Of mnr, nt
less Interest,", garnsned with tho creates:
a:oouut Of danger possible, when tho only opc
among u vino had NOT yet furnished budget
Of adventure sad: "!A!i that, geutemoo, IL
uDdoub,cd!y Lz:rtmcy Interesting, but will
vou allow nc to say that tho whole OF the a'n
euIar accidents of whi,h you have spoken are
as pctLing compared %!n railroad clt"a'r!''
pno which happened sonc years ago IN Fog
land, and al witch | vas uDwlllingIy present!
Very naturally, ;;.is beIGnlHg awakened our
interest, and VIC lD!reatcd ElG TO 70 on. W.T.
Iinolv, gentlemen" SAID GU" travelling comDan.
| lou. "As | sad beteTe, &c was IN hoH'enu;
ahnut 6yo wears ago. had taken tho Bristol
traia a; six 0 clock N TIC ulcrhnS--a mofniuE
| tb.t shall never i5rg".--!or . lit!lG village
| somc tgsa:y miles eli. We had been gons
| aIoDy very smoothly, when, from The railroad
! oarr,aye 10 which Was piseod-:ao first on the
treic-thc noise Of violent q larIcl reached nc.
| 7 Looked out cf the window. The nclse came
| from the locomotive. whore lSht had begun
bo,veen the engineer aad t!oman; | learned
later the csusa Of the dispute" which, L Nigh:
az we'll saw now, arose from Jealousy ol soma
womsc. Il had Ioog burned 10 their hearts /;
land nov That the rxoosioG had come, 1t was
violent. [ vas, as said, gentlemen, at the
window, looking out, when the poisa rcdouDlGu.
t,'rhe struggle was becoming turious. Inc
1.-Two mep wcre fighting like wild beasts, You
l-hudder, gen,cmeu All! shudder still WGeu al,
T saw-yhat shall never cease to see. ! DC
tuo mo, vrithcl u, Of the crglc 10 their
n aaorv anl rolled off. The trsi q was going at
tho re,e Of twenty miles an hour. Lett 70
it,elf. the epgiue went faster ard faster. Line
GsIds, Inc ,r.cs, ;ho houses disappeared n
av' uav that mad. 1ay head swim. We pass d a
station. We <ca.ecly had time, to see it.
Another ooc was passed third, fourth:
Cries OF horroe w3rc heard from tho dItlerent
coaches. We felt that We wero los! hheaay
I could pec tho little dclot at The end o! INC
rou,c nothing c5ulI save Us from being dash,
sd 10 ri,c:s. | resigned myself 10 tate ana
sh,t nv cycs.' 'Fonlaincblcau Fubta
nIean |" broke ia The voice OF tho conc uctor,
! ntcr1up,irg the s;ory OF cur companion;
sSorry, gcctemcD, but get cns here, and
having politely, he disappeared. None CT u
, e"sT bsVa .y,r heard the end of that a;oTy.
II
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Planets i'm October.

Saturn viii! rctsin during the month the
prcemincrcc Of being the most interesting planet
among the Brotherhood. Having so recently
passed lis opposition with the SUD, be is still
rcariy in his brightest phase, and is also very
favoraby situated for observation. Ito rises
now about ; o'clock 10 tho afternoon. and
reaches The meridian at II. At the close OF the
month he will rise not far from 3 O'Clock. lie
is therefore visible throughout tho whole night,
aGd is readily recognized 10 tue eastern SKY as
5000 as it is dsik enough for tho stars to ap.
pear, by his steady light and the absence OF
other stars i1 lis immediate vicinity.
Jupiter remains during the month an evening"
star, and the most brilliant object among tho
myriad stars that stud the sky, although he has
passed beyond his best position Tor observation.
sets just baloro midoiaht 1T the end CT tho
month hc will set aDou. 0 o clock.
Venus still leads the morning stars. and Is
fast approaching the sun. She rises now about
half rsst four, little more than 40 hour before
sunrise. A. tho end OF the month she will not
rise Till nearly 6 O'Clock, and will then be SO
near The sun IS to be almost ccllpsed 10 his rays.
The close proximity of Venu5 and Mercury
have msde thcnl objects of special interest to
star gsz:rs during the last week OF September.
Mercury IS . mor6lGg Star uDtll tho 24b,
and on the Isl OF the month rises and sets at
almcss exactly TIC same time with Veru5, tut
is too near tho suu 70 be seen. LILO IS 10 con.
JUNCTION win Mars on the 18th, in superior
conjunction with the sun on the 24th, and 10
conjunction with the moon 90 tho 18th, but as
these phases oro Invisible they arc not OF much
practical Importance.
Mars is numbcrcl among tho mlralng stare,
but as he rises about half past 5. ne IS still too
near the su1 to be scc1 IN the m0rnlog tWi'
light At the lsst or the month lie rises not
fer from SIX ciGck. nearly three quarters CT
an hour before thu sun, aud bright eyes may
possibly catch glimpse of tho ruddy stSr.
Uranus caruCt be seen in October, unless 1t
be with telescope 10 the carly morning.
NEPTUNE is at lis brightest, for he comts
toto oppos in Ui.h the sun on the olst; butt
it requires good telescope to get sight CT
this star, whose mean distance from tho suu
ij mere than !WeEty seven hundred millions or
miles.
The Oc!ob:r nlocn came into copjuaction
with Jupiter On the 4:h, the evening after her
frat quarter. Size Is 10 conjunction with Sat
urn on TIC Oh, twa days before her full Oa
the 18th. $ Gr II unar Mercury. Venus and
Mars, bu. ~ dis /, Tie dag Of lhe ue~ moon.
the 0, ]esl! ul .r,,lir will only ha visible TO tho
eve of the Imagination. The planetary phc
nomcpa OF the month II, si1guar y monoto.
nous, hut all aaya c!nnot De- ii:Id days On oele:-
ial annals, an: lHr mGntEd aro sWltly pasalng
that will cariy ~ 10 the opno.iton Of Mars, in
1879, AZ wnil ea the years that will lotcrvcnn
before the traosii # Venus. in lSS2.-Irort
dcncc JourAm.
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INSECT POWDER. for tho destruction OF
L Ants, Roaches, Bed Bugs, &c ); also GUNS
OF tho latest and best kind can be found at
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Save 33 per oont by retllog your C'ttning A.
Dealham's Aa good 10 every resEees ~ ~
merchant tailor !.
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whh contains all gfalo ho Mons and
thanking tho public for great SUCCESS nc
hadin
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Yards aoored, and al Gu%l sont nut " 1lLI
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BOYS AID youths ClJtiilug IN greae VaEle'Y
at Dsalham's. G., kiug s1rtoF,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-08

The Boss OF al Blood Puriders--Dr T. =.
%
inc broken daT either
s s9 u with
Agents St Paul
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17

Pozzoni's preparations are standard
wherever introduced and In this vicinity
have ready sale with all the leading drug
gists and fancy dry goods dealers. The
celebrated Pozzoni Complexion Powder
lis very popular with ladies and prououn
ced a valuable, delicately perfumed, and
harmless cosmetic. Unlike most prepare
tons of this class it IS free from injurious
ingredients and imparts natural healthy
glow to the face. without the vulgar ex-
treme. An excellent hair dressing is found
in Chemical Balm" which prevents hair
from falling out, and accelerates its growth
Il is an excellent scalp invigorant and
thoroughly removes dandruff. These su-
perior articles can be obtained of any drug.
gist and will be found in all cases just q
represented. A trial viii convince the
most skeptical of their merits.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
have been entered since our last report:
Jacob Devore to Hugh Martin. the E,
e. part eff sec. 50. town II, range W
for $400.
j. and M. Rosen6eld to Jas. s. Gilmore,
part of lot block 2 in old town of Rock
Island for 81, 500.
John Ochs to John and Fred Schode,
the W DO feet of lot block II. for $4,000.
Henry Daebellihn to Christopher
Nyberg, lot l6, block 2. Daebellihn's ad-
dition to Moline, consideration $745.
Samuel Hallen to Otto Wilson, W ! LOT
I, block l, John Deere's addition to Moline
$3.50.
James Shannon to Charles Haefer, 1C
acres in n W 6, Is, 2 e. SIS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17

Old Pomerey was there. the bell devil
OF the ring as usual. His crazy cOmmu-
nism caused many of the greenbackers 10
this region to declare that he does not be-
long to their class. that he has been read
out, &c. But Brisk don't rule out worth a
cent. He has organized, and to-day leads
aud controls clubs that aggregate more
than the whole balance of the nationals
And to read him out would be marked
case of the tail wagging the dog. Oh,
why wasn't old brother Danforth there, to
accept the kiss of reconciliation, and to
lay his bald head together with Pomeroy's
for the sake of the country?-Aledc
Banner,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17
n~Drop in at the Temperance Billiard

B6rDrop in at the Temperance Billiard
Hall thiseyening. b-B ml3
DTJas. Shaw and family win reach
home this evening. sAf
s~The Keator House addition is be-
log pushed up rapidly.
pG-Several Moline people will go to the
HilIsdale fair tomorrow.
9~Prof. Mack is not yet well enough
to take charge OF the schools.
s@The only place to get the Shellrock
oysters is at Pierce Il Hynes. dit
1@Pierce & Hynes are having their
front improved by thelaying of new side
walk.
RD@J. M. Christy and famiiylreturned
last Saturday from a two weeks visit
north,
HGA pleasant place to spend the frosty
evenings approaching is the Temperance
Billiard Hall. o
A%That stove has not been provided
for the club room yet, but as the weather
is warmer it is not considered necessary.
| s@Henry Coffeen will start this even
ling on two weeks trip through northern
Illinois and southern Wisconsin IN the in
terest of the Victor Scale Go.
| HGrAn informal meeting of Horne 4
icreditors was appointed for to-day. az tbs
, Harper House, but was postponed lndehn
litely on account OF the absence OF the com
missioner. -
D6eMr. Olney, blacksmith employed
at Deere & Co.'S. had some of the toes O
, his left foot crushed yesterday Afternoon
by the falling of pile OF plough shares
. upon it,
8~That bog of Mrs. Hubbard's was I
Girl, according to the mothers story, not
T withstandiDg our contemporaries asser
tons to the contrary. Wonder who's BEEF
3 stealing news this time? f#
D9rThe United Order of Ancien
Templars will hold festival and oyste
, supper at their lodge room in Odd Fellows
Hall next Monday evening. The publ
GENERALLY is invited. This will be the frs
loyster supper of the season.
p4An inquisitive person asks the ques
ton, Why is it that one Of the morning
; papers takes occasion to slight servan
girls at every opportunity" and then say
that Mrs. Hubbard did not hang on tn
cistern's brink by the toes and rescue tn
e child unaided, but that the servant gil
pulled both Mrs. Hubbard and the chill
tout of the cisterp.
v H~It is amusing to see how appreher
sive both the republicans and nationals ar
}, regarding the proposed joint discussion be
( tween Haney and Henderson. They ar
both praying that something will occu
;, whereby the meeting can be avoided. Til
J. republicans are afraid of Haney's bombas
II when brought to bear on modest Tom an
/ the nationals, knowing Haney's ignorance
are afraid he will be compelled to expos
,t it when forced to an argument.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17
NOTES HEaH ann THERE.


"A cannon talks too much with its
mouth.
/ -Hay-fever is now called aristccratic
catarrh.
An ex-spurt-A dilapidated public
fountain.
The first stirring want of the day Is
getting out OF bed.
1T is really impossible to save up an
umbrella for rainy day.
There are differences tetween free
moral agents and book agents.
People in the yellow fever cities re-
fuse to shake hands with anyone.
"A true farmer loves all flowers except
the crow cuss.-Boston Post.
The quill is mightier than the pen
get penned up by hedgehog and see.
An onion is said to resemble piano,
because its smell odious.-,S. Adams I'D
| An exchange calls the watermelon
that luscious capsule of pink moisture.
Young man, in beginning courtship
be sure you don't write, and then g
ahead.
/ Genius in woman is the pcores
excuse in the world for bad house
keeper.
ia young man in OrangesC County, Va.
has visited his sweetheart forty times i
five weeks. rs N
-Dead-heading reaches the climax i
Switzerland whe re all the mountains hav
free passes.
The mule is loving animal, but
serious objection to his demonstrations {
affec ton is the fact that he caresses who'll
with his hind heels. IN. Y. Graphic.
Beautiful beautiful, silken hair, how
wonder whose you aire, whether you b,
long to the head you adorn, or wheths
from another girls head you were shorI
I'll see you later" is polite way
saying GOOD evening" when you have q
engagement with young lady which yc
do not care about mentioning to THU
party.
i A Wabash avenue boarding hout
keeper has recently employed a cook vii
cardinal-red hair in the hash where it
r longs. Chicago Tribune.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17

Mayor Reynolds is home on flying
trip. but leaves again tomorrow. The
firm have contracts on railroad work at
three different localities which they are
now carrying on, and it keeps the Mayor
tolerably busy attending to both public
business and his contract work. For
tunately the Mayors vigorous constitution
and undoubted business qualifications
make him equal TO the occasion.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17

Ihave subjected REEDS AROMATIC BIT.
TIERS to chemical analysis, examined the
different substances from which it is man
ufactused, witnessed the process in its sue
cessive stages. and can truly say that the
process is the best possible, and that the
Bitters contain nothing deleterious tc
health. but only such substances as are
known to react favorably on the system.
X. Fl. CHITTENDEN, Instructor in Chem
istry, Yale College.
June oath, 1876.
GEO. W, NJ. REED g. Co. Sole Proprietors
New Haven. Conn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17

The latest trick Of tho republican cam
claim of economical administration as false
because the eleven appropriation bills for
the fiscal year 1889 foot up $l57. 2l3, $685.
II, as compared with $40, 384, 6O6,96 for
the fiscal year 1878. Very well. Now,
will our republican friends let Us know
why, if $751;. 2l3, 933,77 is an extrayagant
amount, the republican senate refused to
concur 10 the houses proposition to APP
propriate $l47 ,687, 739, "a for the expenses
of government and amended the appropri-
alton bills till they amounted to $l61 ,852,-
269.4l?-N. Y. World.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-17
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