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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07

The crack of the slave drivers whip
appears in the following order issued by
direction of the Mayor of New Orleans to
the colored churches in that city:
To the Preacher of-Church OH
street:
order:
Office CHEF OF POLICE
April 22d, 1879.
To all Stations,
Commanding officers are hereby instructed
to notify the preachers of the various colored
churches in your precinct that services when
ever held mus; terminate at 10 o'clock, =. NJ.
under no circumstances must they be allowed
to hold services after that hour Atfidavits
must be made against preachers violating
this order for disturbing the peace
BY order of the Mayor.
T. n. BoLAN,
Chief Of Police.
1t is only a few days since that Senator
David Davis declared in the Senate that il
the South "every right was now secure.
. What does he think of the above order. il
its bearing on the right of free public
Worship The Constitution of the United
States prohibits all laws "respecting a,
established religion or prohiJiting he free
exercise thereof, or abrMging he .freedon
Of speech or Of The press, or Me right o.
the people pcaceabiy 10 assemble." Yet
here we have the mayor and police OF
New Orleans ordering to break up colored
congregations at certain hour and ar.
rest their pastors as disturbers of the
peace. The old spirit of slavery is not
dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07

Cure that cough. How? With Adamson's
Botanic Balsam. 1t is warranted to cure
coughs. colds, asthma and all lung difiicultie..
Sample free. Large bottles 30 cts.
d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07

Ii is said that the result of the trial of
the Rev. Mr. Talmage will be his acquittal
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07

Judge ''IIave you anything to offer to the
court before sentence is passed on vou?'
Prisoner: "No, judge. | had ten dollars.
but my lawyers took that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07

1t costs nothing to send to Oak Hall. Bos
ton. and receive sample cards of the finest
stock Of mems and boys clothing in New
England. d&wlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07

The Pre- sttlent (of one Of our banks SAYS "that
Cough and Lung of Dr. A. j. Flags reaches the
right SPOT time"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-07
RT TO RE MADE TO SECURE THE AR
REST OF THE LuNATIcs.

The action of the people of Pocasset. it is
hoped, will make it unnecessary for ANYTHING
further to be done here. A strong effort will
be made here tomorrow to secure the imme-
date arrest of the fanatics. Nearly all
agree that it is positively unsafe to allow
some of them to go at large.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27
Ser &rrn;,ns se9eu Sas
9ruti9e.

llnIcr trmcfratifter Ra6tdr Der
"Spirit of Berks" tat In sintnt ldne.
tren Gbttrrtat-Nrtttet (Cbnc 3psifel aus
Der seranrtrn Sebrr brs @ttb. 8. 0arp.
renee @eS) fetne Sttmme erbCtrn iur
9trithsuna Der fulf6en Nuf6rn uus
Grrurttrile. rte In Heir. Selbffu6t unU
@ibsunft entiprunsen, lber bic Serebti
suns unb YFtse Der beutftsn Spru&t
IN SR YsnnfslSdnien BON sinsslnen eng
ltItten Slittrrn aussefprenst wercen.
Da Der esprit" felbf rtn Gnstif6ss
Slott III, erfGrtnen feline ltberdlen,
watrteitssttreuen Nnsuben NIT um 70
Ytel metr Na6brud unO @e ptttt. Der
beIaste Mrtttet lautet In beutl4er lleber"
feBuu9 pte folSt:
Der 9drn unb bds Geffret, bic men,
erttnsS In 9erts Counts sesen bic
Deutfte Spra6e semu6t rurSen, SOr-
sebliA TN SntereNe Der 9oItsersiebuns.
atlein In @atrteit nur, UNI bic Gtrtuld
tirn Deutfter 3eitunsen unb DeufGer
9ttsratur I'm Iusemetnen gu sntmutbt-
gen. set6ren 3u ben fre6ftsn gerfuGen
Der Sopttferei unS 6eS 6umbuas, mel
de bic YerdGtlt6e @erfGlasentett eng.
ter3tser Setter iemals aussebedt Sat.
Dtefe SppcFttcn berubt etnsts unr al
letn auf Der falI&en gOrausiesuns, Na6
Gnslif& stet&beoeutenb fet nit Snte1t'
sen3 unb Deutfth slethteOeuteab nit
llnwtGeuHstt-ein Ianbldufser 5rrtbum
elmer fIetnen aaetn fdt fetbf IberGGds.
enSen &lufe BON eeuten, bic bd meinen,
bas bic tin;tse @praGe. Die Re Serfeten,
bic Sutrte aaer r,enfGti@er @etstett
untss@tFsrftaft IN ftH tsareife uus tas
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27
NeDin0Mm9em.

npp 5arasDunS bon Denisnieen, ,rel6r
OaFp Wrrln6s jur llnttrbra6una ttrer
WutterIpra4en uRb eurd5 ibre SENDS.
unSsn iur ltnterbraduns bsrCelbea. m,II
fDsn eteit Gesner berftf6sn ffe Celbc
ntNt ssrtspeh eaburG Tor gOrurtb.it
Steen Die sanls MenftenraFt, Der iic
entlpranStn, ausiprsren. Der Deutrtb,
ourstr BON .Ssrts Counts f6Sst 81.
oo'tseriispuns ll&srIi& ftsnlO BOD. ais
o'slsntSen, fUel&e fb ale le;ne SnaruF.
tOrsi 3u Ssrtren rani6en, uuD i'm Mn-
SemstHer maGt ca frsor etnen beGeren
'oeordl6 eaSOR. StCts GMf eie Gpru.
@t 'ftnsr Torsltsrn ''SinguIlr, unmix.
Cd and the peer of itself alone,,-
ter alen ben @praGen Der mcbern,n
SNilaftcH stne Der ysiGaen In iereu Nn.
lan'ntlunssn.eer @slebrfamfett In pbII.
olopp's. 3RsolOSif @iFtnf6oft aunft
une etr nassmeinsn eiteratur.-bd:t ~
fflt an bsrfsIben unb teat Cie fetuer an.
cersn mao, irdRrsnb CT inbsfen bod bic
Sprd6e feiues 9bOvtiY.9,aterlanh,a ~
Osrnstftrn fu&t unb ii6 eten bOburd FIR
cine trfclsreiGr eauftatn Scrtercitet-
oOer 2 da@ nd feIbft bsRsr qualtF,trt, Der
esurer Der Seute ju trtrDen, BITE ton C,lba
Dslebrsn rOGen.
,Tus bic GtrtulOtiOn Der DeuttA,n
3stfurStH anbstrtfFt, Eann Der Spirit Of.
Ten Sslteben, ba6 tr if& ntdjt Dor BEN
oeufi6sn 3situnssn fir6tss, unb besSors
oudp tftn fslbRfaGliSss NaOtiv but bi,,
lslOsI' 1a untsr5rifsn. Die stasne Or.
ta0runS OsS Spirit IN. bas no timer
Cle CeatfSe 3situns stnssbt. aud bic
Gnsltl6e 3siuns fi6erll6 fOlaen ptrb.
vs. Seftbt Bier Fetn Gesenlas; Eeire
fetneli&en Gltmente.
"Sstbs baben bteftlbe bose .Ei0for
unc In beniielben gsrtdltnilTe I'm 'brm n,
cttfe MifiiCn srfaren, wfrb ou6 her
vtasitaS tsrsr TOpuIarttdt ttstaen unb
1auen. "a Die ensltf6s 3situns pirb ben
YlGs her Ceutfttsn einnsbmtn. rvrnn q,
eehsr lUtrffdn6lthrr) eeniaHt msrsSr
tdnr tpntrbettssetreuer. IebrreF6er nrh
cssba!e trerttSOasr, tben,c tvle sIrs
OtltlDe 3sttuna cine GnaiiCc5e WFtsrs
merouna jurdfbdlt. Durcb rinen arm.
lellssn Tsriu1. bic Spratne ldd6erfib an
en-" '''lPt Se!eep"
Ge fHetnt uns unier Rodbay rsr
Spirlt Pat 70 ttrmllG ben gaseI auf BEN
&OPf setrCfftn. tSeeabtns apIer.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27

(S6tus J

Ste batte tbren 8atsr Mot fdllen fst'
en- unb mubte aud Mot. ta6 t6re Rut
ter tstm GubItd fsiRes eetGnams in ii.
ne ttefe 0tnma&t ssfunt'n mar. Grf
mad rc1ffdnbtser Srenbisuns mstne,
Operation maGtt Id Gie fGoRtnb mil
benz Gle betrofrurn unelif bstannt.
Der ShEsrJ bes drmen NdpGen mar
trtef erf6Gttern6, 6ennD1 bstisIt Re
, SslbRbrberrf6uns stnus, um tbrer @ut.
| ter brtfebsn 3u iOnnen.
Rad furSer 3eitldsen @et6c elndnter
In ben GrmeR unb ipttnten In ibrsn ae.
rs6ten S&mtrs am ben eblen Rann,
ben Der yfsil zines @tlben 70 mtu6sl.
m6rbtrtftt sst6stst totts.
SD raste Mot ldnser In benz SluGe
81 bIeiben, bd t& fir6tete, bag Mnsetr.
riss Nefelbrn Stautriss rte unlere On.
srstfer uns fOlStn f6nnten. Tn irsl6em
Sale mir rtttunsSlCs In ttrrn 6inrtn
eereien pdren. @ld6it&errctCt mar
Der Sr6btr 9beil bss vCn uns crlteten
UtIrrs wie her srfdmntsltsn 6rlhte In
ens Boot ssfGuTt pcrbtn, ebs uns bic
Snetaner anSearfen ib bef6lCe blter
ncr6bflt& iu itruern, In Der 0epie6eit
nnf btffe Nrift eabuan au erretren.-
Das 9lld mar uns au9 infcfern eiln.
ftt9, bas mir an elmer H. taeu aas einem
6clfen terpcriprubelnhen Gueqe aud
ned frtI6tS GoGtr einnetmsa unb 70
reitersn Srrfatrten stfust entsssenist'
en- fcnnten.
Sreltute Ginb 6ttanntli& dberaldubif&
unb fur6ten unter ARberem llnteil, Wenu
etn eet&ndnt fit an 9Crb bsfinbtt. auh
netne oeute iuaen an iu rnurrsR unb 70
tsittnmte Id Grace unb lore Wutter, Cd.
rim gu witIissn, eas mir benz batinsr.
fdtteentu @r. @Crbon cir @rab tn Zen
Slutten terttttteu; Was nit atler Eel
folder 0eIesenbett Iblt6en Stierti&teit
unb nit aufri&tissr AnbaGt urb Sr0u
sr fettens Der sefammtsn 1annf@aft &C.
itlb.
Glnf Sage rrdren mir nod Der sli6.
snSsn ..i.! :! ;. SOnne q. agsaslssts flnf 2d&ts
iltermenf&li6en Aatreusunsen unftrer
fuit rrItessnNeu Runnf6aft uieOsr, bann
enblib ldnbeteR MIR TIM 6aftn Der SnltI
eabuan unt untrs srifunssn batten elm
Gnbe errei&t.
Ia6bsm mir uns ausstrubt, brd&te
uns Der STEAMER Stirling" Der Sor-
ntc.Gcmpdsuie setSrts. ndG Dong.
8pus. ron NO @rs. @CrOCn. lore Sod.
ter unb tG In etusm SesdfhiFs mad
AuRralitn juriiftErten.
Gin Satr mad benz ECbe ttrrs gdttrS
trurHe iG nit nteintr seItebten 0racs iu
Reltcurne etrlt& pcrbunecR. gDtr let
ten tttr BIS mad rcr 0tburt unfrrrs
srstten 8tnbte, hdnn purbe absr bic
Setnfu&t, In mein 0aterlanN jurhdtsb.
rem, 70 fart In mir, bas t6 meinr Satin
aterrrbtts, nod siumat ben @sfdbreu
he's Steaus ju trOsen, unb bic md&ttssn
Bpseu trusen uns f&sr pSnr unful
btnuttr.
Rein dltefer Sctn IL istt Elm teina.
be ewa6Gsnsr Rrnld. dber pie AM er-
Zen Gage, no tt tbr ausefi&ts bss 50.
Nts mctur etste Setunb uur has BE-
tenntntb ibrer Gt9enlitte rmpfns, IN
nCh aIldlih unb beslldenO bas Sanb,
pel6es unftre 6erJen umitttnst. Der
prrstftste @fetl. iptIGer ben 9cp Srtnatu
fCGtt. bra&te uus rei4ss, ttsIidcnbss
etten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27
0id's aslHneu. ums @emnfe aarteu

Otd's NlamsG- unA Gemifs aartcu
~ oas Sraftpcnife Ntu ttnsr grt in Der
S,sIE. Ge entsdlt nabt IN $50 Stiten, 6ub2
Ienev Abbtleunsen uuo feds Chrome. Fab
u1us eon Slumtn, trabtsCa atsti6nei une
eetcrirt ruu Rotur. grtiS so Gents in popirr
sl:OO In eIesanter Qcinranb. Sn tcYtGher
nns ensIiiRr Spra6e eesruft.
Std' iIufrtrtts Rpnats.R4oo.
IN. Sritrn, ffcne abttIbundtn uub ein
celebrities iIbin ieeer Rummer. Vreie 81 .25
Iaerlt6; fanf GrempIare 500.
y tfs SrsisIifs. soc abbabunaer,
@een1e.
SSrsffrs: Sans BID, SO&.Rsr, sa.g.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27
Nid'S tGuftrtrte Nrctes elite.

"S'N N@uVS1SSC %NGNpS &VNSS
rs Sttttn--500 abbiIbunstn nit SeG6reibuna
Sauieneer Der btten 9lumen nnb @emIIsn
auf Der Grbe unb bic @rt unb @tife bitielbrn
iu jttben-GutS fur tine Spei Gent pricfmart,
ts. Sn esutl6r uR6 eRaIii&tr Spra@e ees
hrp6
Sif's g Ium tn>u unb b@emiIeears
ten, so Gents tn YapiemnGhIas, Sl.00 In
eIe9anter 3tinpaub aebunotn.
Sid'S iGuftrirtes RcnatS.@ q d.
Yin, 2 Seiten, 1d6ne SrIJ1hnttte unb Elm col .
CrirleS Bib in jebsr Nnmmer. Yreis 81. .25
tdbrI&; fiinf Gremplare $500.
abrefFre: Sdmes Did. 8O1efsr, q. q.
Ntd'S SIumcn. Mnb 9rmiiftfamen
trerben spn elmer Wtnirn 2euten tn
Nmertta 9epFantt.
9ids %retsttfe-5O0 &bbtI.
oun9en, nur 2 Gents.
8td's st1ufrtrteS Mcnats-
Rd9ajtn, 80 Setten. ff6ne abbtl'
eun9en unb elm cDlDrtrtes Bib inieoer
9ummer. SretS $1.25 idbrlt& finf
Eremplare $500.
@tds 8Gumen. un6 GEM :
tt.@ drten so Gents; In eleaanter
eeInp1a -.
III, ~ S.r5T.r'ti 6tt1er perSen
tn Gnsltf& uub DeatI6 Dsbrudt. d
@breftrs: Sames 0td Rc6{fe q, 9
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27
23if's sSlunienfilb CT,

sc sHrvrurR rtrrtrIi6brlittS Srurn- feia
se-sf q. crrbSIf cin f1Cnes Tartisrs Sl Juea>
.zsi,n mif ee- rrfea Eunme. nuT
- { ere ist-Is6- CE urc q fur
So ca Dcrffe EHe eaelifa iit feebeA tr|
EsrsSku: 9ames Bid. 1e6etrr R.e
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27

GSrr17re: SHmrd, gtO&eRsr. R.g
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-27
0ids tIInftrirtcsl OO1Onats.
Maaaath.'

StSt Htunr erstR
jatlridtt, IAtnt SpI,Ihnttt dno ttn celebrities
Bib. 90 In rih aussrssi&aetsc @arteu, ,@a'
gain, auf Ftintm Topitr sscrudt une BOILER
SufprmatiUr. gr,iS sI.25 idprIi fduf Gr-
.mpIart $500. Sh bsutf&rr uHb snSIif6sr
Sprntt setrutt.
BtGe Stumtn. Otmiftsar.
ten, so Gents trS3irt $3.50 In tIrsdntt'
9trwanb.
GiEt Vr.tS l,sS 500 aSSHDunsen
nur Q GenlS.
GSrrfflre: GAINED, &UtrRtr, R.g
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-01
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION!

WomAN.-I tell you women are
more prudent than men. tell you'
as rule, women are more faithful
than men-ten times as faithful as
men. / never saw man pursue his
wife into the very ditch and dust Of
degradation, and take her in his
arms. | never saw q man stand al
the shore where she had been NOR
ally wrecked, waiting for the waves
to bring back even her corpse to hi:
arms; but / have seen woman, will
her white arms, lift man from th'
mire of degradation, and hold hin
to her bosom as though be were al
angel" [Ingersoll.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-01

The nice young lady who goes
to picnic in white dress and sits
down on the moist grass, gets up wi
scr, but considerably greencr.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18
In Districts formerly Ravagea

By fever and ague, immunity from the
dreaded scourge is enjoyed by those who
have rendered their systems malaria proof
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
best preventive and remedy. Quinine can
not compare with it in efficacy, and is any
thing but safe. Physicians commend the
Bitters for its remedial and resuscitating
properties and the closest analysis reveals
nothing in the composition of deleterious
nature. It does not deteriorate, is an
agreeable cordial as well as patent medi-
cine. and when mixed with brackish or un-|
wholesome water neutralizes its hurtful
properties. The denizens of malarous
localities, not only in the United States,
but the tropics, regard it as an invaluable
protection, and 10 hosts OF families it is
kept constantly on hand. As the tide of
emigration spreads father westward, the
demand for it among those compelled to
encounter the vicissl.udes of climate
constantly increases.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18
A Man In the Bed Room.

Last evening there was great excite
ment at the residence of James Johnston,
the miller at Milan. occasioned by one of
Mr.. Johnston's daughters discovering a
strange man in her room. AS she entered
the room, at about Z o'clock last night.
she saw by the reflection in the looking
glass what appeared to be someone COW
cred up in her bed. Of course she rushed
down stairs crying, "A man, man in my
bed -rooml" One of her brnthers rushed
up stairs, where be saw the bed tumbled,
but no strange man either In the bed,
under the bed. or In the room. He i'm
mediately pronounced it false alarm and
went to the mill. A short time after one
of the other girls had occasion to go into
another bed room closet and there found
the same fellow. hiding. Like her sister
she did not tarry long IN that room, but
disappeared faster than the greenback
party. closing the door after her as she
lett. One OF the girls volunteered to
watch the bedroom door while the other
went up to the mill after the boys. While
she stood guard at the foot of the stairs,
the fellow cody opened the door. took In
the situation, came out, passed through
the house, down the back stairs, out of the
house and disappeared Everybody in
that house cautiously looked under the
bed last night before retiring.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION a
weak exhausted feeling. no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK.
lNDIsCRETIONS OR EXcEssES, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured BIZ
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Specific No.
%. 1t tones up aud invigorates the sys-
TEN, dispels the gloom and dependency.
imparts strength and energy.-stops the
drain and Tejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $l.00 per single vial, or $500 per
package of five vials and So 90 vial of pow
der Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me-
DICINE COMPANY Io9 Fulton Street. NJ Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18

This is a new discovery, and as such
must stand testing before it can be claimed
a success; in other words. the proof OF
the pudding is the eating thereof" but
Coaline is not healthy to eat, but we can
say. and with a clear conscience, too, that
it as good for cleaning purposes, or you
can throw in batch of washing. and save
soap, and you will find that it works like c
charm. If the readers of THE ARGUS
don't believe it, they can satisfy them
selves by trying q sample, which can be
had of reliable grocers in this city and FL.
E, West, the general agent for Rock ISL
land county.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18
Religious.

The Rev. Fl. Reck will preach in the
Central Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning at 10 As o'clock. No evening SER
vice.
Royal Counsel and The Great In
quiry Answered" at l0:45 a. %. and 7:3O
D. m. respectively, will be the subjects of
the sermons which will be preached in
Trinity church by the Rev. A. B. Allen.
rector. The hour of Sunday school is
$50 a. N.
Broadway Presbyterian church: the
Rev. j. K. Miller. pastor. Services at
10:45 a. NJ. and 1880 p. N. Women's
meeting at p. N.
United Presbyterian church: the Rev.
j. A. Reynolds, pastor. Services at l0:45
a. N. and 7:30 D. m.
Christian CHAPEL: Robt. e. Swartz,
pastor. Services at 1O:45 a. M and 7:30
r. IN.
The Rev. VIM. Z. Eysterwill preach in
Augustana College at 1920 a. m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18

There is DO doubt 10 our mind, after Pc
rusing the testimonials, and investigating
hammer-p pointed horse shoe nails, which
are guaranteed not to split and silver 10
driving, that they are superior to others.
consequently are indispensable in every
blacksmith's forge throughout the length
and breadth ofthe land. Owners of horses
should insist upon having them used in
shoeing 10 preference to cold rolled iron
cut mails, which lame horses The Put
nam nail is the cheapest and best horse
shoe nail. and you get from $50 to 500
nails more in box than OF any other
make.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18
The Rose OF DEATH

Before the hectic flush. which has beer
POLITICALLY called The Rose of Death,
appears on the wasted cheeks, and the
cough which always precedes it, arrest
them with ssHALE's HONEY OF HoRE,
HOUND AND TAR she most powerful
antidote to pulmonary disease ever offered
to the world 10 any age or country. Ii is .
perfect balsam to the irritated lungs and
throat. and relieves hoarseness and al If.
fectiens of the breathing apparatus with .
rapidity almost beyond belief Sold By
druggists everywhere. Depot CRI1TEN
TONS Medicine Warehouse. Sixth ayen-
ne. New Yowrk Prices SO cents and 81.
Great saving to get large size.
2. 7. Hazen. Cornwall. Orange County,
N. z, writes: .sHALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUNDAND TAR and PIXIES TooTH-
ACHE DRoPs both have good and in
creasing sale. /"
Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure in one min
uk0
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18
Reorga nized.

The Rock Island Light Guard band has
been recognized with John Biehl as
leader and manager. and Henry Schiling-
er, one of the best musicians in the three
cities. as conductor and prompter. The
headquarters of the band will be up stairs.
in Jacob OhiweiIer's building. The band
is now prepared to furnish first class music
for balls, parties, theatres. etc., at reason
able prices. Satisfaction guarrented in oil
cases.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-18

In former years it was common occur
renee to ind 50 per cent. Of the field
hands In Louisiana, Mississippi and Ala
bama struck down with Swamp fever.
Chills and fever or Dumb Acue, lust dur
ing the busiest Summer. Nov, ne are
glad to hear that the planters succeed 10
curing every case of the disease IN few
days By the use of DR.. r. WIIhoft's Anti
Periodic or fever and AguegT Tonic, which Is
sold By ell Druggists through the country.
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Real Estate.

The entry book in the Recorders Office
contains the following:
16.-Olof Peterson to Gustaf e.
Peterson, part of lots and 10. block l.
Dimock & Baldwin's addition to Moline,
1915.
Charles Titterington to John W. Nc
Donald. acres in ], W, e. Sc. II,
W.. $50.
Charles j. EImstedt to Gust Nicker-
sen, undivided 1 lot 5. block A. Moline
Water Power Co.'S addition to Moline, 5000,
and Gust Nickerson to Ben Benson. same
property, $775.
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NorEs HERE AND THERE.

~ nl.:..- !. ! aaa b.rrals of |
~ Ls.;-s L;so.aor.
IT. M;.s;.s;na; Ro.k R;vers ware
n.ua- - lom :. :, N. rresant ,;me
IT. - rs. - H. s,oad.rd
49,. rn- a. -. ao.,a,aa
Os".,a-.f p..l a~-s,-
=. .am..h;r ms !, ,be city
.os.S - - : : -'~''
c.u,sha.;a. -,;os laf, The c;tv
- A.. ...,s az dans ,rrs nd camn.
;,a o..E.
The hall a. Armorv Hall last evening,
nader .na .,s,,;oas &c g. .Jnsanh's society
1araaln .,tanaad
The Ch;e.ao .zo,,rno1is 70 he dropned
from ana the L.;.b World and San Fran.
cisco Guu added To the list of papers at
rho rhr.r,
Have vop beard Warmers remark
coneern;no ,he renresentatives to the
grand lodge A FRA M which recently
met in CHICAGO?
-Onlv three men IN the Island who are
now members of the oreenbsek marty: yide
"Growth of the causer in next weeks issue
of the naner around the corner.
The n,lice very tenderlv escorted Jane
Kennedy nm 18th street this afternoon
Jane was intoxicated. but Jane will re-
member Judge Guyer's famous decision
when she appears to answer,
The Improvement lust msde at the
Wateryorks was advocated BY Mr.. Henry
Carse OF the time he was 10 the council,
Had the suggestion been adopted then it
would have saved money to the city,
Tho nol,t;o.l naraaite who rms the
national o,oon "a hnsilv ENGAGED figuring
mn est;matas IN show "fbe growth of the
cause, He will, continue to feel GOOD
over the 600 national votes ia this coun-
tv-weII. let him epioy the Joke while he
can. After November 5th, the whine will
begin.
Robert Ross, of Andalusia, says I'm
Gle Gideon" of that town, lies, and pretty
effectuaIlv proves it. too. Mr.. Ross sbould
remember that Uncle Gideon is a stalwart
Republican, and If he lies, he is but full.
filling his duty as partisan, The ruth
don't bother such Republicans as Uncle
Gideon-he may stumble on to it by ac-
eident. occasionally never desipuedlv.
Have you seen the new process of
oneration in Davennor,p We understand
the natent will be on exhibition at the
Rock Island House next week. The inven~
ton is only valuable to consumers of coal
gas TO the extent that it so euriehes com.
mon coal gas bv the introduction of car
burated hydrogen as TO increase its illumin-
a,ine power some Eve or six hundred per
cent.
-Coroner Morris this afternoon re-
caived taleoram thar man had been
killed at Ran;as CITY and left hv buggy
for that ,Iaoa The aisnatcb did not state
uho Tho man uos az how he mat his
a..,t GO ,bot ,.r,;cnIars carno, be o;oen
Coronar Morris will hold an inonest this
evening and retur, to-morrow morning.
when full information can be obtained.
This ia the second ipouest within one week
in this county.
| -Oto Dietz was fined Ss5 and coats hv
J,st;ce Grammar IN camnla;nt of bic nor.
ants who claim he has becn acting co that
,bsr bod n tato ,b;s stan o+to b.s !.
good home his father and mother are
good neonle and he has sisters who are
biobIv rcsnected Inst ubv he sbo,Id
not .s !, Is claimed do.s NOT annaar He
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The River.

The boats dowu were Minnesota and
Wild Boy with RATS, the Inst Chance and
Jennis Gilehrist.
The boats up were the Albany and S.
w. Wilson.
Boats due are Josie and Annie down and
Diamond 10 up.
This has been rough day for boats
the wind has been SO strong.