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, 1879-01-10

OF course, Gen. Ew1So had to "infato " ron.
siduralle In hsa BIB Of January speech ut Co1um.
bus III honor Of the memory Of "Old filckory.n
In attempting to forecast The future ho admit.
to.t that The Democracy might lose New York,
New Jersey, an1 Connecticut, but they wouli
gain Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and
Wisconsin. No Intelligent man in either party
would mako a prophecy like that unless hs
ini,ll Ind been ttsaturbcd and unh!nged by tho
grornhack l4nnry.
, 1879-01-10

Tic Now York Granhie IL guilty Of this:
When Chicago, The 'tWostcrn nesrup'iis,'
Declares 'tis pool deal mtre l,op'Iis
=. .... Than my hiE brntAet,
II -"u' IT. I.aMif, Thu uthGF,
Compares It with lIyciy ltEnno' 'op'tlt.
, 1879-01-10

ORIENTAL LODGE, so. II. 4. F. AND J.. NJ
Hall i3j Ia. nllc st.-Hptriat E1nmurrAlin th fFr-
arl eerAp ut 7:p1 ocltcR !Ur wurs II! tlIr ~ Ncxf
" hen uleuHtiE aud fi4tt0rG usr E0fl1nS snSitEh ~
orlcf Vt the Mnstrr. +. Il. TuCAEHs Secretary.
, 1879-01-10

West End Opera lfn1ss.
Not. AL and 413 Nest a1RdlaoT atFcet. UaiabTeEo
Tho swedish Wonder. in featR III Lcserdcmaln
, 1879-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

hfcVlcker'4 Theatre.
Madison ttEeet, between Dearborn Aaa Stats. pes'
1nY."
, 1879-01-10

Karsnlrh Ffretf. tef1ern Clark md T.afafle. I'm
c1ccment of uc13 Opera COMPANY. "Fnust."
, 1879-01-10

II Prnf. Dawn swtxa will read tho nevspa-
rcrs printed in "the Paris Of America " he viii
learn that l,e "looke haggaul am' oycrworkcJ,"
and that now house Of Worship Is 10 be built
for him TINT will cost &l50 goo. Tho Professor,
VIC arc glad to state, IL in such excellent health
NJ to permit tho satisfactory performance Of all
hts dut!es, public md private. aull, ~ Tor thu
now house OF Worship the project will not lo
stimulated by an examination Of tho flnnsrtaj
condition Of sonlc Of tho other city churches,
, 1879-01-10

Dearborn strcet. corner Of Mvnroe. Engagement Of
the rarE Theatrs Company. "champaKne aud ofs'
, 1879-01-10

Metropolitan TheRtre.
Clark Etrett, orrnslte Sherman Houic. Variety
'tatnMeht.
, 1879-01-10

J1Rm1fn'a Theatre.
Clark atreet, opposite ths Conrt.ffonss. Engage
pleok Of Mia FAnny ucrrtnx. "ltcd Hand"
, 1879-01-10

Academy OF Music.
Nt!stch street. between Madison aud Aonros. Va
ttetY entertainment
, 1879-01-10
TERMS OF RuUsC1s1i'TIUN.

IT MAftr-EH HADyANCE-rOsTAnH fREfAfD.
g'sy Ihittnn. 4Ht year..
fsttt Of Irar, per mpnth. .:.:...,"..::.: l.UV
h1tdAf Ettlfion: Literary and Religious DoHhfo 49,.
.s'.''+'ss''
ktkufuAy Edition, twelve p1Hrs. E.U}
WEEKLY EDITION, POSTPAID
e0nT& PCT frff...
GIllH Q! thenf}. AOuu
Ererlmth ebrles tent ffe6.
tire poat. once adrcss IN fnl fac,udinR Stats and
<u,tnts.
l:eMlstanet4 may be made either ty draft. exprcss
1otUfBec order or In Registered ettrf. 1t onf f!sk.
rEKMs 70 Clrr suBsCnfR1ns~
TatlY delivered. Sunday excepted n rents ref week
NsHy, dtiiyercd. Sunday Included. ~ cents week.
Adhrets TIL: TIt1NUSE COMPANY,
Corner IadIfun An1 nes rhu1n.st Chicago. III.
Orders for th delivery Of TIE TanCEE 1t Evanston.
Enefeweod. and l5de Farx left Ia the couuia1RruoHi
aillrcetive prompt attention.
, 1879-01-10

We hayo employed several newspaper expests
with you'd cyes and aided BY powerful Cllsses
to seusch I.oaAx's personal organ 10 find his
exn1anat:on of h;a 3s.0a0 salary Eruh,--wly lie
s"s'is The money and why he kept lt,-hut they
have searched In yatn liz hui Just drawn SD
per day Tor thu session befuru i,u took It, hut
ls yuted hmsolf 3.3 pcr day additional pay
and tnRda It date back to The beginning Of the
s.saton, and be voted htnsclf sl3 a day cxtTa
for tbs long session OF tho year before, aud
nlaae shs grab .lnte back two years. lle retntra
to explain. Nolhn: eau be rot aht Of lin,
except "Well, sir. suppose id grab s3,o0U,
what aro you goiu. to do alout tt.'
, 1879-01-10

McFlckef'4 Theatre.
3tadlson ttEeet, between Dearborn aud Stats. "pes'
any."
l1nyrrly's Theatre.
Dearborn ttscet. corner Of Mvnroe. Engagement Of
the rarx Theatrs Company. "champaKne aud oSs'
&cfb."
lIaoley,e Ttentrr.
HaEsoIrh street. t~iNtrn Clark md T.asafle. En-
e7ccment Of ucAs Opera Compaoy. "Fnust-"
Academy Of Music.
Itt!stch ttreet. between Madison aud Aonros. Va
tietY entertainment.
J1Rm1tn'a Theatre.
Clark ptrett, opposite ths conrt.lfouss. Engage
pleut Of Mira Fanny ucrrnx. "ltcd Hand"
Metropolitan TheHtre.
Clark Etrect opposite Sherman Houic. Variety en'
tAtnMeut.
White EsorktnH pnrk. ....
Lake shore. foot Of Washington street, Grand
Skating Carnival.
West End Opera lfonss.
Not. AL and 4l7 west a1adlaoH atroet. DaiabTeEo
Tho Swedish Wonder. in feasE III Lcsericnaln.
A--~e-@----.s-
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-10
T Il 3 A T RICAL.
Big. Four MlnstreIs.

ut has been long time since the
Opera House stage has shook under
the strain OF so much genuine humor
and boisterous hilarity. The size of
the audience was only limited by tbs,
capacity of the house, and the shout
of laughter were continuous from this
time the curtain first rose until the
fnai act. nearly everything was en-
cored, and in the majority of CASE
Two and three recalls were given Ais
the members OF the company are goodl
but the Big A. Johnnie Morton, K ma,
Bros. Musical Wonders; Chas. Hey.
wood, the Male Soprano, and Harry
Armstrong, the Son OF Momns, are
the bright particular stars. Johnnie
Morton is unquestionable one of the
best negro comedians in the country
to-day, and Hhis fund, of humor seems
1nexhaustible. He is good in eyery-
thing. Words fail to describe the per.
formanoes Of the big A. but they are
certainly big-in facJ, what Won
might call gigantic. We have never
seen their business equalled on any
stage. --i& Louis Globe Democrat.
Dobson and Crane, will appear AZ
the Opera House on the evening, Of
the 22ad. Let our citizens turn ont
in masse and greet this world renown-
troupe with o Iull house. ~
AND now it is said that CEnn1ER and
not suIlIyAN is the composer of
"Plnafore." The vampires ara at
work again.
BAYARD TATnoR's library has been
sold under the auctioneer's hammer
warning to the literary aspirant.
CHARLES REApE has dramatizsd
zohAs 'L,Assommoir. :.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-10

as q family, have not prospered since
that occurrence in Washington. The
son Of Philip Barton Key (whose
father wrote the ''Star-Spangled
Banner'o is now an actor, and, as
James Barton, "he took part lin the
performances of the "PnlIman Palace
Oar Touristss" who were the first
company to appear at the Opera house,
in Pittsburg this winter.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-10

THE HOLIDAY JOURNAL will make
its appearance as an eight page pepper
next week, and we hope our many
friends will be ready with their adver-
tisemeEt when our agent will call on
them.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-10
The siokIes EIouemsnt.

The elopement Of Miss Carrie
sickles, daughter of General Daniel e.
Sickles, from Paris, with an English
man named Mccarthy, has been given
the public by cable dispatches, Cen
eral Sickles pursued the pair to Lon.
don, where he had them arrested. The
young lady is ebout 25 years of age,
and is very accom- phshed. She has
superb figure and charming manners,
and for long time was belle in this
country. The writer of this, while in
Baltimore several years ago, was told
a story about Miss SickIes by school
friend of hers which is full OF pathetic
interest just now. A littlep had
been given at the residence of lady
in Baltimore, where the..writer met
Miss Sickles. and was stzpck by her
quick-witted repartees and her readi-
ness to chat about current topics of
interest. Meeting school-mate of
hers next day, the writer alluded to
this H0h yes - uae the ran1v t.sl,a
was cav anonob +ban noor his 80
I think she is almost broken-hearted,
notwithstanding her vivacity.n A few
Questions bronTbt or+ a. ,,hn,. Go.
Ganarol a;olias,. e.st r.;f. thal-..t,s.
~ his 5anobtor a. ~, IL ro,,o,,,,,a.
al was connactod II H. fan,a,,n aas.
dal, with pbilin nortou KTar a. AZ
trict atAornev a. xyosh;nSton N n
Sicklas sbot Ko1 n I eso and trlio5
~, was triad for ~. ,n,raor ond
was scoritted His wife Ala aho~t,s
efte-. and before her dauobtar ,vos ola
enouob To understand tba d;sorooo 80
n all tIanaroL S;otlas ,,,th ioa1oa
watohfulness. kent the facts connootod
with her notbar,a sbora IN +ha traaad,
secret from his dan.htar ana IN
knew nothing about n until ~ ,vos
nearly 49,. She was a sensitive Levine
Girl and worshinnad tba moroo,u,o,
the mother whom sbe had boen t.yxh+
to love. and she freouentIv smoke "a
her TO her friends Miss s;ckIes wont
10 school, in baltimore and ono al
while. recitine in a class abe had .
slight ouarrel with a oirl from wo.h.
ineton. After school number Of GIRLS
were seated together among tbar, be
ing Miss si,kIes and tba oirl with
o. 49,
anoloyizad for what ~ had ia ~
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-10

,,Do not marry widower," said the
old man. "a ready-msde family is
like plate OF cold potatoes" 1Oh,
~ soon warm them all over" replied
the damsel, and she did.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
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az article is found to possess no reat merit,
then it quickly dies, Not so with Our
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possessed by few proprietary articles, and
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This preparation is made Of those ingre-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02

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some stimulation of the superficial
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

The board of supervisors meets July
14th.
Hon. L. P. Reynolds is respected home
tonight.
There will be pic~nic to Credit Is
land, July 4th.
Thermometers are preparing to take
the higher degrees.
The Moline Guards will send A men
to Morrison, on the 4th,
Where are you going on the Fourth?'
is now the prevailing question.
The legal rate Of interest in Illinois
now is s per cent. The new law took
effect July1 1.
Tomorrow will be the last day of ser
vice for the regular July term OF the coun-
ty court which begins July 14th.
On capital Of Is cents a Philadel-
phia woman built up a business, the
good will of which she has just sold for
$500
"A traveller at railroad eating>house
in Missouri was recently heard to exclaim:
You keep up terrific noise here with
your old gong, for so little supper.
"A New York poet admonishes Roscoe
Conkling -"Strive to be honest. There's
room in such strife to make the very
greatest effort'-of thy life" Roscoe,
however, is no such person.
"A company of wealthy Frenchmen
has recently been organized, with heavy
capital, to build one of the largest grain
elevators in the world at the city of
Havre, for the accommodation of the
American grain trade.
Miss Fannie Morris, of Moline, the &C.
compished daughter of Capt. ". G Nor
ris, is perfecling herself 10 elocution. Those
who have heard her read say she has q
fine voice aud ezcels 10 pathetical reading.
At present she Is training with the Misses
Parker
Murphy, the tramp who lies at the ar.
mory with both legs of, suffered great
pain last evening, and at times his mind
wandered, so acute vas his agony. To
day he is suffering intensely, though much
better than he was last evening. lie il
really not in danger, however, and vii,
recover, unless an unexpected relapse oe
ours.
Geo. Scott, the elbow who was hauieC
10 By Marshal Halves, last Thursday fol
stealing coat FROM travelling man OF
the Rock Island {; Chicago train, went be
) fore Judge Adams to-day and plead guilty
to larceny. The Judge explained to Scot
that he was not obliged to plead guilt!
but he insisted on his plea and was sent VI
for 90 days.
The directors elected yesterday by III,
r Rock Island Paper Go. met st tie mill il
Milan. to-day, aud elected Holmes Hakes
= president, aud Geo NJ. d. Hakes, secre
tary. The secretary was appointed sup
: erintendcnt, but the treasurer, and othe
officers who are appointed by the presiden
and secretary have not get been chosen.
+ The average yield OF wheat per acr
is five and oBe=hRlf bushels in Russia
twelve in the United States. Twelve an
oue-halt in Austria, sixteen aud onevhal
in France, twenty nine and one-half i
e Great Britain. 10 the United States tn
l. average yield might easily be doubled
but the eheapnesa Of the land, the use {
C machinery and the cost OF the fertilizer:
make 1t cheaper TO cultivate larger area
rat,%-~r than to work for Aarge averages.
~ Y Heras,S.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
Fire.

This afternoon fire was discovered In
Ennehan's feed store, cor. 18th street and
9th avenue, and an alarm quickly sound
ed. The fire spread rapidly and although
the fire department was quickly on the
ground, before the flames could be check
ed, the store and two frame houses
adjoining were entirely destroyed. The
FIRE originated in bale of straw, how, is
not definitely known, except that it was
accidental The excitement attendant and
the crowd, all having some version Of the
origin OF the fire, render it uncertain,
however, whether it was caused as above
stated. The houses burned were the
property of Patrick MulIigen and were in-
sured as follows: Etna, of Hartford, $3.50
on each of the two one story frames, J. Nj.
Buford's agency, favor of Pat Mulligan.
The house west and in the rear of Multi
gan's was owned by L. D. Nicholson, and
was insured 10 the Home, Of n. Y, for
$500. The store building and stock was
also insured for $500 In the Westchestel
Of New York, Buford's agency. Hayes &
Cleveland also had $1,000 risk on the
property, so that the loss, if any, will bt
light. The household effects of the house
in the rear, were not all removed and 6
good many articles Of furniture 10 The
house north were not removed The
firemen, Notwithstanding the intense heat
worked manfully and did excellent ser
vice, in fact through their efforts thu
adjoining buildings were saved. Tn
smoke from the fire shot up in dens
volumes when the alarm was first sounded
causing crowds to run towards the scene
many Of whom were under the impression
at first. that Frank HIS carriage factor
was burning, At this writing the fire
under control
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
Facts that We Know.

If you arc suffering with severe cough,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption,
loss OF voice, tickling in the throat, or any
ELECTION of the throat or lungs, zoe knoaC
that DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY will
give you immediate relief, We know Of
hundreds of cases it has completely cured,
and that where all other medicines had
failed. No other remedy can show one
half as many permanent ctreS. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Dr. KING S
New DISCOVERY qCU cure you of Asthma,
Bronchitis. Hay Fever, Consumption,
severe Coughs and Colds, Hoarsness, OF
any Throat or Lung disease. If you will
call at G. Speidels Rock Island Drug Store
we will give you trial bottle free Of cost,
or a regular size bottle for $l.0O.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02

When depressed by fatigue, bodily or
mental, by exhausting diseases, or the in.
Auenca Of a.debiitating mperature. should
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tell us-by some
wholesale stimulent; aud among those
which have been tested and administered
b. them, pope has received such hearty
recommendation as Hostetter's Stomach
Bit;ers It has been preferred by them
from the fact HAT its spirituous basis.
which is Of the purest descriptions, is mod
fled by, and made the vehicle for, the veg
etable medical principles incorporated with
it. These latter render it conspicuouSly
gerVicaable in cases Of general debility,
constipation, and other disorders of the
bowels; in dyspepsia, nervous affections,
urinary and uterine ailments, rheumatism
Intermittent and remittent fevers, which it
prevents as we'll as remedies; aud in liver
complaint A household stock of medl-
zines Gan scarcely be called complete with
out this ioestimable medicine.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
The Principals Meeting,
(From the Peoria Democrat. J

(FrOm the Peoria Democrat
The annual meeting of the association of
school principles OF the state of Illinois
commenced in Peoria yesterday morning
1t is held IN Judge Cochran's court room
IN the court house. There is very large
attendance of school principals and super
lnteDdents from ali parts of the state.
THE BANQUET
Last evening about ten o'clock the
school principals and number of invited
guests from the city set down to banquet
at the Peoria House. About nioaty per-
sons were present. Two long tables
extended the whole length of the room,
and they were handsomely spread with an
array Of tempting viands. Mr.. McKen
zle, the caterer of the Peoria House,
certainly understands how to get up fine
supper. After all had eaten to their
satisfaction, toasts were proposed, and
responded to as follows:
General remarks, by Prof. j. Fl Free.
man, of Polo. president of the association
Our Common Schools, Guardian OF our
Commonwealth, Hon James T. Slade
state superintendent of public instruction.
Mr.. Lewis read letter from Mr. Piper
agent of IvisoD, Brakeman Il Finney.
We Fear the Greeks Bearing Gifts
Mr.. Herrick, agent of the same firm.
The Schools of Peoria, Mr. Geo. H.
Mcllvane, member of the board of schoo
| inspectors.
Our Oldest Normal, President Hewett
The Peoria Jownal-Mr. Baldwin.
The Southern Normal, Prof. Allen.
School Marms for wives, Mr.. Enoch
| Emery, Of the Transcript.
Our Colleges, Prof. Freeman, of Chi.
cago.
County Superip,enden5s Mr. Ray, Of
| Ogle county.
Our Former Legislature, Hon. NJ, G.
| Quinn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
important rnforrna tion.

Macalister Cough Mixture now being
generally introduced through the western
country is meeting with good sale and is
giving better satisfaction than any other
remedy in the market,
1t is a boon to sufferers from Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis sc, and single
teas poonful taken 10 time will pTegelt a
fresh cold from developing into some
thing worse.
1t is also a valuable remedy for whoop-
iug-cough and groups in children. For
sale in Rock Island by John Bengston
Druggist. I'D
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
pooley,s Yeast Powder

We believe to be healthful and nutri-
tious baking powder, combining both ex
cellence and cheapness. Il is the best
article for raising biscuits, rolls, gems,
buckwheat cakes, etc., that our folks have
ever used; and we advise all our lady
friends to give it trial. 1t has received
the public endorsement of the most emf
nent physicians, chemists and Psychologists
in the world
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
oid Settlers, httention.

This % day of July, A. D., 1879, being the
iittieth anniversary or golden wedding day Of
our ex president, VIM. Bell, and his good
wife, Mrs, Elizabeth Bell, few of his old
friends and neighbors feel as if we cannot
deny ourselves the pleasure of an i'm
promptu call on them at their home on
Broadway, at y to 8 o'clock sharp, this
evening, to express to them our kind re-
CARDS and our golden wishes for their
future happiness. Although unexpected
we know we shall be welcome.
President John Warner will dispatch
an excursion cur from Eagle street at "A
o'clock sharp, free to all calling with this
party at MIR. Bells.
FRAZIER WILSON,
A. K. PHILLEo, Pres. .. S. A,
Secretary
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02

People residing in paludal districts, or
removing to such localities. can place
reliance in the efficacy of DIR. T. Wilhoft' $
Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic, to
prevent or rather counterfeit all malarial
diseases. 1t never fails to cure Chills and
Fever, Dumb Cbills and Enlarged Spleen,
and is guaranteed to contain no dangerous
drug The composition Of this medicine is
given with each bottle, and can be had
from all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02

DIAMoND.-The pest in the world!
so acknowled by all who have tried EvoRY's
CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
CATARRH REMEDY. 1t gives immediate
relief, asd few bottles cure the worst
cases. Be sure you get the DIAMOND
trade mark as there are worthless imita-
tons offered for sale. The genuine is
prepared only by DR.. 4. +. EvoRY & Co.
80 Hall street, Brooklyn. P, .. Box
5062, New Work City. Sold by all Drug.
gists. so cents Bottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02
Fourth of july Celebration.

A grand Fourth of July celebration and
picnic will be held at Credit Island
(Offerman's Island The reading of the
Declaration of independence, Grafton, pro-
ceedings commence at2:30 Concert, dane
ing and boat racing, prize shooting, archery
and sack running will constitute the pro-
gramme. Warm meals % cents; beer,
ice cream. sandwiches and other refresh
meEts First trip by steamboat with
barge at a. ~, from foot of 18th street.
There will be a trip'at noon and at P. NJ,
Round trip 25 cents; children under years
Is cents. The ferry boat will make return
trip at $3.50 sp. M, if the sother transpor-
portation facilities are inadequate.
For the Committee OF Arrangements.
GEO. w. HENRY.
A. BURIAL.
CHAs. SCHLEMMER
c. WINTER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-02

The Helen Mar came up this morning.
The Clyde came down with raft in
tow.
The Josie is due down to morrow morn
ing.
The Silver Wave came down, also the
Ben Hersey, both with RATS 10 tow.
The Mitchell is due up tomorrow, and
the Belle down. The josie is coming
with big cargo of freight-among which
will be 10000 bushels wheat and 10000
sacks of oats.