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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
BUSINESS CAEDE.
JOHN VOLK & CO.,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Manufac-
u turers of Doors. Sash and Blinds
Novelty Works. ROCK Island, Ill
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13

LI Z SIUCk
~ Hogs Receipts $50; lower; Torkefs and Balti-
mores 9004 IS; mixed packing 35Z4 so; butch
ers' 65Gl4 50.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
MiIwankaa Market.

E11L LW a uAeA Market.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 13
Wheat -1s91c lower; hard 12; No !, 05L
No 2, 94A
CorR-40X.
Oats-32.
Rye-S5.
Barley-SS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
ED. SWEENEY. WIN. JACKSON. oHAs. L. WALKER
SWEENEY, JACKSON 6 WALKER
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
n Ofice-Bengston's Block, Rock Island, Ill.
mi III. CORBETT T..

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans ano
Collects Office 2nd Avenue, 3rd aoor east OF
Bengston's e Drug Store. Rock Island, Ills
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GEORGETOWN.

a WHITE MAN CUT WITH RAZOR BY NEGROES.
Last night about $50 O'Clock, during an alter
cation with two colored men, Charles Calhoun
was severely cut in the thig h with a razor. lie
was taken to Mr.. 7. L. Cropleys drug store,
corner Bridge and Potomac streets, near which
place the cutting occurred, where Dr5 Suter
and TibbS dressed the wound, after which he
was conveyed home. This morning Henry
Turner, a cOlored man, about % years Of age
was arrested, charged with the cutting. He
had cut his own knee in the general rampag J.,
and went to Dir. ShekelIS to dress ii. Ii Is SAID
tbat the fight was occasiOned by Calhoun an
nOuncing hat he was Hancock man.
The Coal TRADE.-Forty-one boats left Cum
belland Monday, with 4,51S.05 tons Of coal, as
foIlOWs:-For GeOrgetOwn-C Consolidation Co.,
1,167.04 tons; Mary land Co., 1868 tons; New
Central Co., G55.15 tons Borden On. 56S. US tons:
Blaen Avon Co., 2S9.t2 tons. For Alexandria
as fOllows:-Amelican Co., SOL. Is IONS; Georges
Creek Co.. 32705 tons.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no offerings on
change Of grain to-day.
THE WIFE OF PETER BURKE, of Baltimore,
eloped few days ago with a son or the late
Prof. Holl1ngshead, but was captured ty her
husband near Shrewsbury, Pa, and is now in
jail as vagrant.
In the United States district court at Phila-
delphia, yesterday, after argument. Judge But
Ter declared forfeited the bail OF DIR. John Bu-
chaDan, the bogus diploma dealer.
The San Francisco worlIngmen have renomt-
mated Mayor Ka1loch.
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CONDEMNED Locals.

Revival meetings are IN progress at the East
Washington ". E. Church, and Rev. DR.. Pearce,
from the HOistien conference, IS assisting the
pastor, Rev. George '. Ieoch.
The National Veteran club met last night, j.
B.Faunce presiding. with Edwin Fray secretary
aud accepted an Invitation from the Garfield
and Arthur club Of Alexandria TO participate in
their mass meeting tonight. A motion was
adopted that the club tender It's services to
escort the Postmaster General there, and MessrS.
J. b. DunDing, j. Il. Smith, and II. ". Brels-
fofd were appointed committee 10 wait upon
him.
A deaf mute, named Joseph Davis, from Lou
don county, Va, was Instantly killed near that
pace yesterday While walking on the ira K OF
the railroad.
The Ohio republicans met at the st. Cloud
Dul!ding last evening, Mr.. T. Hay chairman and
IL. A. GrOSvenOr secretary. A committee was
appointed TO obtain reduced railroad rates dur
1pg the presidential election. 4 report was re-
celVed from committee stating that the voters
In the Government Printing Office and the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing would lie
allowed ten days leave Of absence, with pay, to
90 hUIII 70 vote
The following PATENTS have been issued to
persons ia this c.ty--John T. King, pad for
bottle Shoppers; John X. Robinson y Co., pack
Ing Tor OIL aud other wells
j. Sh1lllngf0n sends HGTpeT''S UOntAfu
AlpFffoh'S journal. FraLk Lesle's PymiF11'
A6idhty, and DeH5OTeSf'S HOEthIH all for Octn-
Der; also Pttd for Sept. Is. and enc. the fret
nuInotI Of weekly started tn New York much
In the style Of f"fG.
Robert Beall and J. c. Parker SEED Harperss
Monthly Tor October.
kev. Chas' + So. az. pastor OF the Reformed
aiNEi.'. OF this city, viii be ordained and in
stalled Tomorrow evening.
Tie Hebrew Day OF AtOnement began last
evening and VIII continue until sunset to-day,
appropriate services being held Ia the Syna-
gOgUes during that time, including the comics
Sion of sins, the recitation OF services as con-
quoted at the Temple at Jerusalem by the High
Priest, and the services for the dead. Business
among the ISraclites is suspended, and adults
abstain from foOd and drink from sunset to
sunset.
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URA REMEDIES
For all Blood Hun,Ors.

druggists, eco Wa. biugtoD street. Boston n From
sueet Toronto. Ont. and Snow Hill. london.
ano are for sale by ala Druggists. Price of CITri
GrkA. snaa all boxes. so cents large boxes, conyai
ihs TWO and one-half times the quantity of small
SISA! JOLIET Soar, 25 cents per cake. CUrIcUa,
tMrDlCINAL sHAvING SOAP, Is cents per Gaze: In
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CUTlCURA
HEsOLVENT,
THE NEW
BLOOD PURIFIER.
stored, and Life Prolonged.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evil
depce Of internal Humor ten times more iificult
to reach and cure. which floats in the blood and
life. and filing the body with foul corrJptione?
What What is eonsumptionbpt gathering OF iahsrite5
Hunors on the lungs, which rots them? what are
mental infrmtties, idiocy and early INSANITY but
hereditary Poison choosing the brain because the
weakest oTganf What rheumatism and govt but
accumulatlons OF scrofula in the Joints and fluids?
Mat liberation OF the liver. Brights disease Of tue
kidneys diabetes, wasting and degeneration OF the
cansttutonai affections. but the edaence Of VIII
ated itaae on me lood. weakness, debility Of
the Dur pose: f''" ~
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The Hermit.

The Hermit.
"'Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long,
Ills not with me exactly SO,
But It's so in tho song
'What first want Is daily bread
And canvaS-backs and wines.
Ard all the realms OF nature spread
Around me when dine"
And then arrayed IN garments fine
Procured from HennlngS store;
My plan of life is thus designed:
My cup OF joy runs DER.
FROM EMINENT ". L. ALM0N. president Medt-
cal College, Halifax, ". S: Co(t,o3's Lieb6g'S
Lfqnid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Hcigordtor, Is
Invaluable for fever, indigestion, weakness, and
cannot be surpassed for female complaints.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
An Elegant Toilet Preparation.
hair dressing and restorative is found In .'LOIl-
don Hair color ReStOrer." 1t seldom falls 10
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use. and 1t produces a growth OF
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luXu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most Clearly and er-
fectiye hair restorer now before the American
people 'LOnGon Hair Color RsstOrel'' can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at IS cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists. sep1-w, s,m,2m
Observation-Disclosures, complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
Trough ON RATs."-Ask druggist for Il. It
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed bugs 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue
"ALDERNBY AGoNs"-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In e lbs.
"Ward' prints, 35c. per Id. Also, cOttag
cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk SC. per qt-
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COLLINS VOLTAic PLASTsRs

uiion OF Electricity and Healing Balsams. are
ten times mere powerful than the best porous
plaster for relieving Pain and Weakness OF the
Lungs. Liver, Kidneys aud Back, Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and Scfatics Placed over the nit ~ tho
Stomach they cure Dyspepsi., Bilious Collie,
Diarrt9 a. Cramps and Pain. and prevent Arue
and Malaria. ksk for Collins Volt,ic Elacer:c
@0Aous 1'aese1s' |"Seoss, sepl5
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CUTICCR4 RESOLTENT,
Cuticnra and Cuticura Scans.

~ ine oCIlCCRA REsoLVENT is assisted in c1ring
all humors that appear upon the surface by CUII-
CuRA. Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all external
symptoms OF disease, eats away dead skin and ,sb
aiass IL illumination. itching and irritation he1 8
ulcers, ssIes and wounds. and reproduces aad beau
tines the hair by alaying heat and irritation Ii
CONTAINS no grease, never becomes rancid, and is a
motufal Hair Dressing UUTICURA MEDICINAL
IoILET SOAP, pre- pared fro2a CUrICUgA for cIean
lns diseased surfaces. healing softening refresh.
ing ana Identifying the skin. is invaluable 1t is
CISAL SHAVING Soap is the first and only meiiclnai
soap prepared expressly for shaving and is ey-
uavasantly praised b, gentlemen
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuscmcnts. &c. Tonight.
National T2edter.-Jarrett's spectacular ''Ctn-
derella.r
Odd FtIlOlrS' HqH-Tyrnan, the magician
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READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron Bitters ,Curatfne
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Complete Strengthened Reliable Medicine.
Iron Bitters Curatine
A Sure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases
Iron Bi,ters Curatine
Enrich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaint.
iron Bitters Curatine
Renew the Vigor Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitters Curatfne
Give Vitality. Cures Scrofula
Iron Bitters Curatine
Cue MalaIial Diseases Cures Rheuma tism.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Cure dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
and Tumors.
Cure Indigestion. Curatine
iCures Pimp!es
Iron BitteIs and Blotches.
Cure Nervous
Cures Boils & Old Sores.
Iron Bitters
Cure Langour Curatine
Iron Bitters
Cure Painful Curatine
Menstruation. For MercurialP oisoning.
Price 81 Bottle. Price 81 Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE
For sale by
STOTT e. CROMWELL,
4s5 Pennsylvania ave,
Wholesale and Retail, and by al Druggists.
aua27
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THE COURTS.

C0CRf-yuQgS COZ,
Yesterday. Noon agt District: continued.
Byrnes agt. Byrnes: referred to j. A. Clarke to
take testimony. National Association for the
Iellef OF colored women and children agt Gran
GEL et al; plea overruled with leave to answer
rage agt. Paige; referred to w. T. Snyder to
take testimony. Wallach ct al agt Fairfield
ct al; decree quiettng title and granting an IN
lowing amended bill to be lied and Injunction
granted. Brown agt- Dyer; On hearing.
To-day, Garter agt- Jones; order amending bill
aminer McNally. Baker agt. Offutt; sale ordered
and Jones appointed trustee. Purdy agt. Young;
on hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-.Juctge James.
Yesterday. estate OF Walter S. RnggoId W.
s. Cox appointed admnistrator-bonds $40 900.
Estate John s. IDgle; order Of sale. Estate JIG.
Stafford; do.
POLICE CouRT-Jud9e Btndy pro tenn.
Yesterday. Samuel Bacon and VIM. Horn
ARRAY; collateral forfeited. Asbury G. Apple
man, embezzlement: continued VIM. Dorsey.
assault; collateral forfeited. VIM. Decker, tres
pass: 81 or 8 days. Thomas Hall, larceny: 30
days. Isaac Tucker. assault: Continued. An.
thony Banks. threats; bonds or 80 days. Annie
Williams, dsorderly; s. or days John Combs,
lndecent exposure, $ forfeited Joseph Jones,
piofaa.::..;; I DC Anthony Banks, disordeyIy S
or days; suspended
To day. Thomas P. Paul, assault on w. Lewis:
$40 or so days. c. SHREDDER, assault; $40 and
Thomas Mackall, do; IS or days. Edward
johnson, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse Annie
Hurley. profanity; s. or days. N. II. Kelly,
disorderly; S. or Is days. Charles Jones,
yagrancy; bonds or workhouse. George Rob
inson. dsofderly; 81 or days. VIM. Lane do;
50 or Is days. Allison James, profane: S. or
days. Lucre'ia Lee, dsorderly: collateral for
ieited. Sarah Gordon and Margaret Gordon,
DO; 90. Adam StunOckle, assault on j. FL.
NARROW; forfeited collateral Columbus Swag-
gait and John Jones. ARRAY; do. Isaac Tucker
assault on Sophia Howard; personal rccogni-
zance to keep the peace. Wilson Griffin, assault
on Amanda Barnes; SO or 80 days in tail.
Henry alias Champ Brankett, assault on Wash
1ngton Stewart: jail months. Emanuel Heeht
larceny OF stone axe belonging to John Burns:
Judgment suspended.
The FIRE CHIEFS CONFERENCE.-THE annual
convention of the National Association of Fire
Engineers of the United States met In Boston
yesterday. Martin CrOn1n, of Washington D.
c.. the president for the past year, opened the
proceedings. Mayor Prince made a speech OF
welcome. Chief VIM. A. Green, of Boston, was
ejected president for the ensuing year; Henry
A. Hills. OF Dallas, Texas, secretary, and A. c.
Hendricks, Of New Haven, Conn treasurer
Amongg the vice presidents is S. W. Taylor, Of
Virginia.
TIE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB gave stag party
last evening. About hundred participated.
The most OF the party were taken 10 the resort
up the river by the ModjeSka. AT the landing
there were speeches. singing and an excellent
lunch. It was late at night before the party
returned. Mr. GibOrn, Of the Columbus, was
master OF ceremonies, and MeSSrS. Barrett and
Jones, OF Georgetown, took charge OF the sing
ing,
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Ed EDUCATIONAL Institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
THE COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law School,
We need do no more than direct the read el'5
attention TO the advertisement of this law
school, as elsewhere found in our columns to.
cay. Known to the Washington public for the
btfilaDcy OF its eommencements, it is equally
WtHkLoWn Tor the Soifdity and thOrOugnneSS
OF The legal training impaired by its learned
and labOrlOuS faculty. The friends CT the school,
tand us graduates are now found Ia every state
ara nearly every territory OF the uni0nl. will
be pleased to learn that IT'S scheme of instruc.
ton is 10 be enlarged during the present year
by the addition of new lecture courses and new
instructors.
The kindergarten Normal Institute OF Wash
fngton opens october 18th. Mrs. and Miss Poi
JOCK, the principals, have, with one exception,
tln New foikl. the largest experience In this
country Positions OF trust and usefulness are
found for graduates, who are qualified.
An accomplished aid refined lady VIII give
lessons in vocal music, also IN English ana
french, the latter especially. Address E. H..
I115 st. NV.
Roys English and Classical Academy will re-
open next Monday, at 32l PENNSYLVANIA ave.
DIV. The curriculum embraces German. Eag.
lish. Latin and Greek. Photography viii aiS1
be taught. Mr.. Roys will give private lessons
also, and train young men and ladies for CON-
petltfye examination.
Marinds Dancing academy will reopen Sep
teloer 20 ior the reception or pupils and tie
organization OF classes. Prot Marini viii be on
hauu 10 personally organize his school.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bujac's English and
raenCm school Tor young ladies' 1912 18th street
TEt =, Mt1 resume duties September 20
Institution. f'A e"o0''-ioaa'
Miss b. G. Graves Metropolitan seminary and
klhGergarten boarding and day school for Young
la6ies and children opens for examination and
classification On the nth. Her Kindargarfea
Normal institute opens October l3 Miss
Graves address is 500 18th street northwest.
TIRE FIRST WASHINGTON BAPTIST AssocI .r1ov
he'd its ninth annual meeting In the Fourth
Baptist church, X street, between 18th aud 18Th
streets northwest, Tuesday, 14th inst, at II
O'clock. Ia the absence Of Rev. M. Lewis Rev
$. Alexander preached the opening sermon.
text, Hebrew XIII chapter sth verse, Rev. r. S.
Laws. the president, called the meeting to
order and proceeded to election OF officers. Rev.
John Prior was elected president; w. Ii. Jor-
DAN. clerk; JAS. Alexander, treasurer. for the
ensuing year. The evening services were CON-
Quoted by Rev. T. Robinson, who preached the
ooctIinal sermon from sc. Johns Gospel. chap
teI ~, verse J, which proved to be both doc
trha ana eloquent A collection OF 81 was
taken up and the benediction was announced.
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NvOTICE.-Thousands OF WATCHES have
years. They are e perfect 20 day q when manu-
fscfured. Well made Watches VIII. With care last
ipde6pitely II attended 70 by Al experienced per-
oon. u. JfMRxN. 0l3 PennsyiyAnia ave. oua1
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A CERTAIN MEANS of happiness, means to keep
Or. Bulls cough syrup 10 every family. Is cts. t
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Baltimore and Potomac Oepot. corner
9Th and B Streets.
CITY ITEMS.

PLEASING plices for printing at Browns
printing office, go st.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

Eradicate the Virus of Disease by Com
sftntiOhal and Local Treatment,
CUT1CURA REsoLvENr is the greatest blood puri
ner, liver stiH. ulaIt, and Ieaovator in me5icine
lhe clements OF disease cannot exist where It ia
1ftely ard regularly taken. 1t pnrges from the
systt N every oeblitating humor. improves the an
petlfe. perfects digestion. stimulates the liver ard
k!dneye, oIens tie bowels, and makes over the
Htateo tlooo into pure, vtaizing and restorative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-15

DON'T forget to attend the opening of Miller
& Jones blizzard department this evening.
A TAPESTRY CARPET with Sewed carpet lin
Ing under 1t will outwear Brussels carpet
without lining. Use only thas Manufactured Of
cotton and paper. American Carpet Lining Co.,
New York ana Boston. For sale by all carpet
dealers.
MANY MOTHERS are unable TO nurse their chill
oren. In such cases the best substitute to be
IouDd Is Meiit1fs Food, prepared by Liebig'5
lormular. which has proved physiologlcally TO
correspond with mothers milk. Sold every
Mhere by druggists and grocerS. Price, IS cts.
I. Metcaif & Co., Boston, Mass.
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
Don't Iall to buy ticket in the September
drawing. 800 prizes, all cash. will be distrtb-
uted Capital prize $1,000, all OF 1t for S. half
Ior 81. Drawing September 30th. Address r.
nj: Boardman, Courier-Journal Building, Louis
vile. KY, or r: NJ. Boardman, 307 and 500
Broadway, New York.
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TEE kindergarten normal training will be
given free at the kindergarten Norm al Institute
Of Washington TO any well educated ladg W no
viii use II TO teach the youngest children or
the Protestant Orphan Asylum free. For par
ttcularS call Sept. 18th on the principals. Mrs
Louise Pollock, 929 Sth street, or Miss Susie
Pollock 1921 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-15

PAumn1NG,
AND VENTILLATING.
EDWARD cAvERLY & CO.,
st l425 New York Avenue.
are exhibitins fine line of GAS FIXTUgEs.
CRATES. Low ard sleSated nWsN h rtANkhoa
ei1her PortIble or EIick Set; Fire Place HEAT.
Ehs' &C. &c.' and call especial attention to
THE COMMANDER" CAST IRON FURNaor
easily ansgtd d. per fecily reliable and Which vii
heat as much space for smonnt of coal consumed
as ally Furnace offered in this any other marEat
la. re number i'll use ia Washington.
The MAGGIE STANDARD WROUGHT IRON
FURNACE.
manufactured by the Magee Furnace Co. of Bos
top1 is great 1avoIie IN the New England States
t.sted, and which ct the Centennial Exhibition re-
cceived the e., Medal OF honor aud Highest Award as
THE lie ROT" ELEVATED OVEN. COOK
ING AND HEATING RANGE,
hiss no superior as highly finished, most com
rlete, and successful article. We have set more
than fifty the past two years, and refer 10 any one
using them.
THE 'LE DROIT" FIREPLACE HEATER
took the first premium at the Exhibition Of the
National Fair Association last fall.
Woods PARIS RANGES. Woods LI6H TNING
PARLOR SUN, SUNLIGHT, and Elegant HEAT
ERE in stock. Also, REPAIRS for same.
EDWARD CAVERLY Il CO.,
eer4-1m l425 New York ave.
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DON'T forget to attend the opening of Mile
Jones blizzard department this evening.
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LoD1LLE'S HeddGcke Specific is perfectly harm
less. Cures headache almost instantly, soc,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
z. Smith and Emeline Gie5eke; Joseph Bolden
and Agnes Holly; John Rye and Ida B. Donald
GaihariEe Whitaker; James Donaldson aud
Emma Collins; John p Shining and Annetta c,
6etnand; Walter Thompson aud Siney Rollins,
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Agents for the ST. GEORGE and STAG HEAD
- ELdEx x, OVEN RANGEs. the so0IAL -.
ana FIkE SIDE JEWEL ana PAkLOh -
sUN LATRoBES, RADIANT Hon 7. STAR
snc EXCELSIOR FURNACES. All stricny, -
nrst class ana warranted. Also, fun line OF
SLATE MANTELS. CRATES, stationary and Poi-
table RANGES and COOK sTONbs; All on whlcn
sortment In the city we would solicit an inspectou
from all in want of above goods eog1
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PARLOR CONCERrS.-MisS Jennie Dean and
Little Lille, assisted by Prof. Bernays, In ad-
ditton TO the OrpheuS Quartette of Baltimore
VIII give their charming parlOr concerts every
evening this week at Driver & SchOfieId's 1913
Penna. avenue. Admission free.
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The CoSIFG FAIE.-Ihe mercantile parade Of
The Boston and Baltimore anniversaries Is to Dc
ore or TIE leading features OF the Celebration
and an effort Is TO be made TO make as credit
eele Sho" as possible IL the coming second
annual parade on Oct 4tl when the National
Ialr opens In this city. Mr.. F. X. Ward the
manager Of the fair parade, invites suggestions
from all quarters.
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WEDDING IN lNIoSTowN.-There was large
gathering in EMANUEL Episcopal Church in
nioAJ0Wn last evening 10 witness the mar
I1sge or Mrs. RebeCca Il. King {t4e Miss TaiberD
10 Mr.. John ;. Tayman. Both belong 10 FAINT
George county, Md, and the edge OF that
county touching AnacOsjia had a g0Odly NUM-
Der at the wedding. The numerous mothers
Win thelr young babies gave the affair quite
family appearance. The marriage ceremony
v as performed by the Rev. Mr.. Mckee rector
o. Emanuel, Miss Ellie Darling playing the we'd
ding march,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-17
Don't fail to bee the elegant styles OF Wall Pa
per at Osman & Hapeman's before buying.

Peter Monaghan, an old man, Of 76 years
resident Of La Salie was killed on Wednesday
by the express train coming east. Mr.. NJ. was IN
his dotage, and on Tuesday stayed away from
home; as his friends believed, to go to the east
ern part of LaSae. Not returning home at
night search was made for him. He was traced
into Peru, but nothing further was learned OF
him. When struck he was some two and half
miles west of Peru, while he was walking east
on the track. He was seen by the engineer,
who sounded his whistle, to which the man paid
no attention. When the engineer saw he would
not get off the track it was too late to stop the
train, the locomotive striking him and pitching
him into the ditch, killing him outright. The
coroler's jury said he came to his death by his
own carelestness.