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TILE COURTS.
CUNS1SulIAM.s WHISKY.

CUNSIS0lIAM'S WHISKY.
4 rnther novel sort Of a cnse II Oh trnl beforo
Judge f3lugCtt, helnE r,lt to recover tlnIsllEes
for whisky 1nat nttur II hnd been seIzc.l by tho
Government at'l WIS .twaltlug R,e. Tho plaEnt.
1T Is ". II. Cunningham, mud tho defendants
who nro sought to be held responsible Arc tx
Marshal ij II. Campbell, IL. II. Whiting. c1,l-
tcrtai tcvenue Collector fnr tho Filth District.
a1i1 4. n. ItotcltkIss. II mcrchant Ut lcoria. 1t
scctns thnt In April, 1870, Wiley & 01ett, nf
Kentucky, Fo!tt forty barrcls Of whisky to
Jamcs q. Cunufnghl.n, ot Louisville. nsl,l
ho III turn sold 10 II. Il j. swuhncilrr,
Of Pcor!a, III September, 1a71 1t was 1nnrkct
1Oj degrees pronf By tho manufacturers.
ln October following It wns soizcl By t'ollectur
Whiting fur vtulnton Of tho N,itlonnl Revenue
lnws, unl II rotnspcation slnwcd tho strength Of
tho spr!ts to r,,nko Arywller1 from 10, 10 II.
An Information wtli tllon 1lGt1 Itl tho UntCl
Stutes District EtIrt lttr condemnation VI tho
li1.lnr md 1t Hns advertiser to Go sn1l IN March,
1k1i. Thu slle. however. WIS postponed three
times. il1f l>eccmhGf. lK7. tho tmrreis nf Rp!r!ts
II, tho meantime lying i tho lAsrgnt ns ffntet,.
klsS stnru ut pchrn. Dlrtng thR t!lc. owing
must likaly 10 !!ctectiv0 etDperAEc, n1h,lt hulf
tho spirits werD lost thruAH1, lcaklHe. Cunning.
llAln then brought suit tN rGcOyer thu value nf
tho ior Inst, Gnnislu I.HA gnllnns hA.f irAltctl
Rwny.s wHrth 81 u Hn1ln1l. Thu defendants
vnllil tho liquid OIL tho ntllar hnltl, Mt tho very
1ntMcKt sum Df l.22i Hnllnu. Tl!n trial will uc-
cupy I'LL VI tu-.lny and l'nrhaps lt,-H'0rrow.
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CHANGE OE PAsI0RA1E,

NVtIII IHTtWfth to Th9 EHfH9D 7F}btNk.
G1nuHsvlI1.t, ILL.,, Ia,,. lN.--Iho Rcv. G. II.
1.atllrup, hnyng accepted call to tho pusto-
r,tu uf tho State-S!rcet lMptist Church Ut
Rockford, Inns resigned his lnslton here, IL
the rGsrut Of Ills humorous friends. IIu
leaves for Rockford III February,
, 1881-01-20
o'clock. SIT cnsc No 1T. and Nus. HEk S1l, 96t
tG;1i, Hi, Els. s7l, H1D. ai7. HsY and RSi.


Ua1Trn arATrs GsltGu1T CtiUnr-1upuE 1sf.nr-
arTr-Alhrrt 1Icymnn vs.. Trit1u tnstrRnrn
Cot1pnny; vcrtltct. &I:rI,.lr,. md motion for
now trfnl.-snn,c IS. I.ycnmtsg Fire Insurance
Company; ver1!lci, $l,al..i. md motion for ncw
trtnl.
HtlrEutoR CornT-CoSFEssrpxs-ff. y. Aidrsch
ct nI W. ". Mcftuiit,tiEh n!ill ]. =. 1:nrl, $.sf
JEnlE HARY--Ctty Va. KclluYH; condemnation
rnrsllct for $l4.s4pEa. ...
Cincl:lT snl'itr-.1up0E ltonEtts-trn Foote Va.
u. X. Tennrv n,nl IAlMcs u. Flower. 81, 70 :
Hruinulca 4 tjflrlch VI. Emil JunniIlps $1.A Al7!s
II. ". EnrIuht It n1. va. anne, St.s'sh.-lI. II.
Newman. tfsr nf IT, ilNrni.$, a. Juscpt SnOlnD
mid Duyil StrntIss; verdict, e40.
, 1881-01-20

I'l1~rsnuIst,. l1,., Jall. l0.--TIle Annual Eli
ca.npnlclt Of tlla Pennsylvania Department
Ut the tiranlt Arniy nf tho llppnblIo begall
lInrv today. Allo1st Y, 0D0 melnbers arc pres
Nut
, 1881-01-20
Grew In 1870, and Was Finally
Nipped In 1880.
Ono Man Employed as Their Tax Agent
by All These Lucky Firms.
Discovery of Cllnngc in tho Rcal.Es'
tAtc Vibrant for tSSO.

1LnF Ff1ut t,riOr 1EsH. l1ht TCnt tlt3lY Hslp
u " ,io,, ,sa. ,nnc. Tho ncxt year. howoyer,
n1cratlon "us .'HuG. y. T., ~. ,.,".,,,'n. n,
t9 rse"r,s were a"'seu sn ~ o. or lv. gn rrnso
was therefore. constuut, ,tu,,v slow. Bslcccss
Ma NJ 1s,s sti ,ao,'" t, ,,,e.tors no uni ,oy cov-
t' ~" t,e -. tI H. ,s-,, Nnt I,,,u, ,1,s.
, .n.' ,,,a, .,,,r,,.i w. M, xtIl, r,,rtcr
1., ~. '1u' , a,',,,.,s nr vcmr nr,,, 1y
lsu. ins .no aes,aem o. - ,,,,,. ye', 'l" "s.o.:. ~
which tho frati', ~ to T"beS y ifoathA assess'
,ea' Was ,s snr u
and ., that iu % for ,fs, would ,btl.ss lravc cuntnri
ssis s" sos be sss scn 10 roy son' Sa Town f
pr'ke fur his y'sii"ner . , .,o ,,>,o,,u - IN !,
tho vault Mt the c'''n.y Clerks .!''se Monday;
prore''s r'e ~off""' lot ''''' a'" 'o0"'' ~ ''''
''''S "Mosroonrnr wAnn 4 co.,"
torsa whose pers" s, p.oresy assessment a ,w ws
,,a,t .,n ,,,4 .ox" ~ ~ tsn It toos,su ,rtt
tes s a NJ ;a Gee'. ise M @ f M M cr,s,,r % wcro
acc.l bcneHtl, 1t. This uF Itself ordinarily is u
m sirnj,,cuuco. since lvurc Is otlcn scrtchr.1
OUT py eafeiess c!etk WIZ na'
inndc n'ssake III copyinAN n'i'! aM-
"taer nserts +; t n Wsy IL IL s
IT. Wow Of tic alteration iii lsi needed, looking
intu. So tho snulh Town Assessors btnk for
lHat Een' NHs pluttE''t stts ~ Mt' r.u Ts @ ,"s
nothing 10 snYw that to nsnn''tl M. issm ss,s1r re
MraG' rbe,sforc Tr,,ui w,,s so,tuli, Hs thuru
wrs M o,,,,os!a ta" uln,s Of tie rl,, t,lo
repo.,sr nske vnSt n fz tt,s Ter so r fs'r r
IS 'ilo es.o ,,o 10 t'r ., me I'll rtn
~ no@e'ef. IT tse @ .ot tI' r mnt,,"nrrv ~, m Viii 4
spvssa wsa s,I , a9a IT, me- m Mo'aS Il aws tic f
ln!ng: r. s; o''1ne IT,. sFTe. ha IT,
.,s, sw; ,1t't, w, S;itnpcs ~ Sii n,, ,es s,n WIS
satsrsetory stsiss Or S % to ir;a; !rs %as tns Y
sSs! tic SsnIy Sl, ;ss!' so "s1ssss ,,;
isS or ths 'sn, of Mont9omery h Gsxo wanl }f.1
81 r.. @ KoT iu L rI invv"r ~ wns sni ,xhen
tuaI Ii @ at T., ~. tfe uouth t;s', s.n1.rtI,r
INK santtesu. -,
iiay'x ,sado th!s Il, @ discovery. tho rcporter
n1u,e am.,v ny 1no!,.I e"S 100 wv" "'. nxrsur, ,
"'@>'-' '''"''''" 6'' c,, ~ "A'"
They hui pat1 Oh s5gn. A. ~ the lnstn,ce j,.st #
alluded to, tlerc hn been ilii .tlterati1,.-A'
h !ef nnK atoet toe m ngrc s y!r ss;cse
In, tfnir nssssr,s,,. ~ wHs IL siV Gnros,t ti,os,,
iiEares WIS tle mcmoi,nnm Il, red INK;
n!lt written nefass T. to ce,tre or thts mGnat.
tl.sn1 wts "sol! n b,o pet,Gi!: - GrnnKGa!ess
va yar SSsn @ ":toa & TMs W.T. e. @ fsi
utter tho lax nEents 'tGtliaNd WIS sittslleh.
Simply to INDULGE his curiosity: ttfe Reporter
exAlhlhe4 tnG AssTssnr rs Cs'',H A'u %n!Gcnnr
Wnrrnnt Tor isI4. HHeY nRreeti ~ ~ thla l'rn,,
wn'nh ar n s', sGF Snt H. H. @ n,o y1. , @
inr Ia in ussrss,ncutB for t,lu Inst three ycnts
Te resn Of 3hs y to- s, tho rer
RANDALL, HALL. = ca.
lAsscssor's book revealed ttat tAolr stock. etc,
was valued nt sull, nild tho w9rtntlt contained
space in lrntIt OF thu ~" III iIn FORMER, Tho NJ.
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1Syf,r,11SrAy,3- 1rA<frSc


a suit Is IN trhll bcf1rn Judge l,oYerA to re-
coycr $5.0l dnmn9es for tho tleuih Of II boy
nn1nctl Hurry MeCnl'cl., who mot his fnte l,y
falling through n sidewalk. THO accident uc-
GIlrrel IN .lny. tsIS near tito st,rtlrr of Loos
MD lshrci HtrtptH. wllere tho t.y fell through
lit,!u 1T the sidewalk nIu wtlA canHht by tho
neck usld hung until life WIS cxtlelct.
, 1881-01-20

George II. Strung anl john yntlng began q
s.IIt ycstcnany agalndt Chares u. LInnglo,l to
roruycr 81 ,DW.
j.. N. Hodges Ruet George Atns0n for $l,aOO.
lIih t. Moore, r,r tho use Of u. \. !ihprlnirt1e.
brttIUht suit tn rGes,vpr $f.ukl ur tannHi dunes.
Etllest ThUmA dllc1 ". Z. u. 0rnhnIs fur
$t,Uuu.
, 1881-01-20
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILI,IAN
RESOLVEN1,.
The GREAT BLOOD PuR|FjFR
Changes us Seen and Felt, n,
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using II Few
I1sattnu


!. 0ood spirits. disappearance OF weakn,,,
tntGu0r, tnelHnchnly. inrrcRs0 and hartiiiIest1 j
t1csll and muscles. etc. IVY
Y, Htrthush incr.nsrs, appetite improves re.
!sh for food. ~? iiurc SUR rr,ictat tons IT WITT,
eieup, nwnkcn trcall nrs.l vigorous.
y. Disappearance Of al,Dis. blutehes, ptlnne,.
the skin luoks elchr nnt! hcnllly; tLn lirins
ehnnEel frnsn its ttrlil Hnti clnu,iy apptAsunts
to eleMr cherry Or 41,'er colDrs w!.trr rtstes
frEely from tho hlHtitler thrGHxh thu tIrCthrs
Without }nn Nr seIlIng little tir M scIit.Ir,s.
MI min or Wenktlpss.
s. bnT9c1 dl1t.inutlon Of quantity mil IRE.
1,tcncr Df involuntary wenknalnB 'iiScharpf
ni.ll1cnt cure. Increased AtrenRth cxhil1,tri!u
tho sceretinE Hlnntla, md funotun harinu,ly n.
stored tn tic several 0rHnIlR.
Il. Yellow tsngo t,n ttlu white nr THO eyes, and
tho swnrtEy. strruM Hppcnrsnce ~ lilo ski
tfanKed to Ii clcur, lively, and hcnltty tulnr.
U. IhOse suffering ftSnn wtHk Or liberated
lungs nr tllbtrctes viii rtnlf2u great ltlleut il
expEGttIrhttnE freely tho tpliEl phrXm nr ln,cul
frnni tic lungs, Nir erlla, lIr'ntt Hr wIUdpttp
thrDtt pr IGUfl. diminishing tho {rrnutDrrt n
, 1881-01-20

UNITED STATES COURTS.
The E!khnrt Starch Cu,nmuy hogan B,llt
yesterday agntnst uoorKo 4. lIycrs to rccnvcr
S5,WD.
Joseph ". French brought su't fur $1,000
AguiGHt SAtnuci Kcnnrtly,
, 1881-01-20
CONTAGION.

Epsetal Ht.pateh to The Chicago 7tibunt.
GALESA, ILL.,, Jan. 1o.-'Thc dtpltlierin Is
raging III the southwestern part OF tic Town
Of Wayne. Wis, atnl Is proving fatnl III many
fnnl!les. It started among tho schoD(-clsll-
drcn about the ist Of DrcGMbcr, and sclIool
WIS ciosetl soon after. Now eases are COLI
stamtiy being reported. Am1ug lilo deaths
no far ure tho following: Morgan Quinl,,
two littlo boys, ngct = years mil l year; Il.
.fac0bs. ona boy. age1 > ycars; Henry Tnilar,
two girls, agetl ) and ! years; john l,crgot,
one girl, ngea ycnrs, and two little
boys; Mrs. johnson, daughter,
agcd! ~ years, md buy =
years. 4 few hayu lived through 1t. LII tho
northwestern part Of Wnynetowil. adjoining
W1ota, tIIoru wera sixtren deaths during
l)ptelnber. School " closed II, hoill districts
Tor tle winter, III consequence Of tho disease.
FIGHT OFFsPlslNG;
ST. JOHN, n. H., Jun. l0.-DlpthcrIa Is
still raging on Grand Nte,san. .InllM Meg2s
recently lost eight Children by the terrible,
sc0urgu within Il few days.
, 1881-01-20
FEVER and AGUE

FEYEl AND AGUE cured for Nrsy censa,
Thert IA not remedial nHcllt IN this world ~
will euro Fever n1tA AE,a nnd all othor aai4tr
es,s n1ItoHs ss,E!st IypS"ld yeIl9w. a 'iesv ysstv
Ra aitADWAY'A' READY NELlEF.
FlETH CENTH PER lIETIlE.
, 1881-01-20
CRIMINAL CnuItT.

An order WIN tnp.lU for fNrty Jurors, retArnn-
bio t0.tay, To I'LL thu pu.el alIschlr4c tho duy
before.
t,nstayu Elton WIS tr!ol for nssunlt and Ro-
quilted.
Wiluin lynn pleaded guilty to petit lurccny
AIitl WIS rGGIlaI.di:l,
llHDtl Cttnyhan WIS tried far 1nrcony auu ao-
tti!ittetl.
t'h.rts Miller At,d Jnttrs kepfc wero oil trInl
for rt.bhcry. .... ... .
TIIe urallI .alry yesterday .IlA.M,se,l of niu,ut
tWunfy-ilyN s.Isrs, Minis lrll0 hllla WrrH f4lltl,
seven to bills, n1iI suyeN etlses weru pslsscl.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Of Lir. Ih.dways old established Il, t. Il, h;'n.
dies than tho basa at.d wulthlG6s fn'Ila GM.iR!&
S4,aM. A. thcrB sfu Fulso ltus.seI4ts' and and N
ans sl tt'.. Il. usas ~ WE a1a nss IT, ~ xs
, 1881-01-20
PROBATE: COURT.

In Tho cstntU ut Gustav +1Hl.nst,, lutters Of n,l
mInirtrnti0n wcre lsRutal to t'usA, i. Mills. Thu
rst,llu II v.lIt,tAi ut nlrnlIt fl,MM
!n tho oAtMtu or lhtn t'alINKnnn. lelterd OF nd
!ntnlstrnttGn wtrH tssutsl IL J.,tlenry Wcstuycr,
Tho cae.te IL YnlltfL Ut uutJ,lt Sshi.
, 1881-01-20
1'lll. CALL.


1ltn0E DNUMM0NIs-irIlernl business
Jun1E IIl.o1nlEvT-la "a. y: ~, 70 ~, n, ~ ~ d.
n. ~, II. ~ H. II. H. Il, H. An4 10. No. III, tun
t,!,g,,a.A ". Curnpllul. IN trial.
APPELLATE C,u1rr-..dionrnel t' FrJday.
lupuE GAHr-Enmi,'nnntton calc,ltlir, M.
T12s::il. CITY ". Hoit!nHcr, t1l trlai.
JuntiE sMlrl-Su rrt.tlu.inury tntl. Trial call
H.: hld. ". Es:!, M. No cslsn sii trl,l.
JuHiE WlsJrAAA{1S---isLE Us, W. III 10 lOG, No,
:lTlh, l!re,uilur ". liruull,t't, on irla.. '~'
..IptA;E JAMEsaiS-!.ls. -. u. In NJ. III, Ea-
tion4l lifc.lnsnnlnce tutHpauy VI. Carblnp, 0,,
hpHlink. -.
JuMlE G 0AnpxEn-s, u, II. A passed case. Wal
laGu ". Wnllaer, Oh hrariuE;
lut. M. !stt. slrCullurl, W. CITY. u, lruI.
JunuE AkIiDSy-is, u, u: VI. III, IL, q, 10, II.
II. 81: ~ ", VI, W. No. III, kNppes Va. SlMltxes,
On trial,
JuI.uE t.A'tauA-Ko. Gull. No. l. Lii W. Aoul-
ton, Uh DtltrMX.
7lA III, And ~
c1uHrY touHr-1asalle oases FROM 10 u
, 1881-01-20

TINT ustnntly stops tho n,nat e1crluiat tiny psIh4
RllhyA lHltnnlllintiona, Rild curcs COhaestont
Nhether Of the l.tllNs. SfGnaeh, ltNweA. 4
other glands Or urYMns. by one application.
in FROM OSE Ttl TWENTY MINUTES;
No ,uNttGr how violent Or extr.caiInE pain to-
NhuelnatIo. liel.ri.itlcl,, ltirln. Crippled. SeT'
Otis, NGnrAlE!G, Or plastrMiGa with tliAr!sc mt!
suffer. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will aaua
iNFiA siMHTION OF I4IE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLA3tAA1IDS tlF TllE ltDWELa.
LDSuES1'IUN OF THE LUNCH
60flE 'rItKf}AT, 1IlFFlEuI!T BREATHING.
- IALriFATlUN Of THE HEART
RYsrElslcs' c'ouP n,ttTi5Et1n TX ,l,I 'IHt ITEM.
HEADACHE, TOCTHACilE.
NERVOUSNESS. S1.EEPLESSNE:Sa,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
COLD CIfft.I4S. A9UE CHILLY
Clff1IiI+AlNS, AND FROST BITES
The implication 1T thu lteaIy 1tcitef 10 =!
pnrt or parts where tho pdtn or difficulty e1t'
will Allurd cuRe n1l comfort.
Thirty ttl Et2ty lrupa III half n tunoet g
water Will In Il few minutes cure CTamPs
Bprlna, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick trst
aChp, UiAtrhts4, DyApHtery. Collie, Wind ID W
Bowels, nntl A1l Internal l'ains .r.A
Travellers Rllflllh always carry q bottle ol hss n
wuy's ltcnhy ltol!uf With th0nl. 4 few dn'Fsn.
wMt6r Will prevent sickness or pains frnH cht1i.
Of water. It Is better than FrrnGh l,ranJ! q
Uttters III a st1fnnlAnt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05

Down with the ringl
A. F. Hollister. of Coe township. is in
the city.
The weather is mild elpugh for the
January thaw.
Remember that vote fer Ankrum is
a vote to sustain the ring.
The GuIick & Blaisdell mihstrels at
the opera house to night.
If you want to continue the ring
support Ankrum, If not, aad you want
the ring broken. do not SUPPORT him.
The installation and socable of Rock
Island Lodge. No. 10. |. 0. o F.. vii
take place at Odd Fellows Hall, on next
Monday evening, Jan. 10th.
Bank Examiner Hale pays high
compliment to Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue Schill. for keenng fine set
of books. and a correct set o'accounts
Joseph Durmau was in The city TO-
day. He is op vis;. TO John c. Hard
ner. He landed bore 10 the spring OF
1885, started the frst brewery in this
county, aud lived here many years. He is
now the owner of $50 acres of land in
Henry county, and looks haze and hearty.
II NJ Boney feels happy to day-the
occasion for this is, that Frink has got a
boy-a bran new one, his morning, and
weighs 10 pounds, more or less, We also
hear that Ferdinand Schirdlsr is in the
same frame of mind, the >nIy difference
being that his is a girl, but be feels just as
happy, all the same.
There is to be com,apy of rifle
cadets formed, and The first meeting oc-
ours on FRIDAY evening The Rodman
Rifles tender the cadets tle use of the
armory and guns, and it is expected the
new company will ba able to mu4tsr IS
rank and file, The Instructors will be
from the Rodman R:f 5 until the cadets
become versed 10 the tactics. when they
will be Differed from their IVA ranke.
This AFTERNOON. at o'.loek occurred
the marriage OF Lieut.. james f. Bell, U.
s. A.. TO Miss Sarah Ba.od, daughter OF
Hon. [. j. Butord. OF tbs city. The
ceremony was by the Rev. 4. b. Allen.
rector of the Trinity Episcopal church. at
the church, in the preseaocof number Of
friends of the parties. Tie reception CO
ours at the residence, tbs evening. at 7
.. 10. These particulars NC learn as We
60 to press; a more extsndea notice is
deferred to our next issue
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
Harper's Theatre Ton light.

To night. Gulick & Blaisdell's Minstrel
appear at Harper's Theatre 10 choice
programme of minstrelsy gems. Rig b,
here THE ARGUS desires to say that this
CON pany is unqusstionably a first class
one-nono better on tie road. The com
edians arc grtistes whose regulations are
mada-need no recomm endation, Luke
Scho0icraft is Il fayorite everywhere. so is
Adams, and Goes, and Leroy--in fact the
entire company is o splendid organization
and is worthy of liberal support, Last
evening the company appeared at Burtis
Opera House, Davenp port land the Gazette
says of the performance:
There was amusement and fun from the
| first act to the drop of the curtain. In
| the opening season there were Is mem
| bers, each one with something to do
| Luke Schoolcraft set at one end and
| Marsh Adams at the other. and these two
burnt-court artists are a good show 10
themselves Some good singing was done
| by them and also by George Goes, and
encores were as loudly called for as they
were freely given Part second began
with cornet solo by j G. Sweet. which
called him out again. To the end OF the
bill there was solid fun and an absence OF
ovsrworked jokes. In getting up this
organization Gulick and Bluisdeil have
made a requisite of strength instead OF
mum bers and they have done wisely"
This pany should not be compared
with the Arlington "sDidss is no
com parson. The Company which appear at
Harper's Theatre to night is not .snide
company, but first class minstral compa
ny. fully deserving the support of our
citizens. THE ARGUS says to one and al
if you want to have a good laugh and
enjoy an evening Of fun. go TO Harper's
Theatre tonight
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
THE FEE DEPARTMENT..
Election of Officers.

Phoenix House No. i, met on Tuesday,
January q. and elected the following
officers: Charles Strupp. foreman; Jas
Myers. asst. foreman; JAS. K. z. Stellar,
secretary: George Alter, treasurer; VIM.
Nichols. Trustee for Is months.
The annual masquerade will be given
January 2lst.
At the annual election of the Third
Ward Hose Company, held at their hose
house. last evening, B. f, Knox was
elected foreman; I, K. Abrecht. assistant
foreman; Ell, Nauman. secretary, and G..
w Treftz. treasurer.
Wide Awake Hose and Hook and
Ladder Company, No. 2. last evening
elected Henry Mold, foreman; John
Stanton, assistant foreman; B. Winters,
treasurer; and George Hamaker, ssore-
tarV.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con-
VEnTI0N!
Mf S~n
N -
.<aaz.as.ssssss-sus
Esszssz..sss.slss.=>>
Monday, January 10. 1881,

There viii be Democratic County Convention
at the Court House, Rock Island, at p. M on
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL oVER-WoRK,
INDIsCRETIoNs OR EXCEssEs, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
Is. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys-
tenn, dispels the gloom and dependency
imparts strength and energy, -stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess By thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $l00 per single vial, or S., 90 per
package of FIVE vias and $500 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC Me.
DICINE COMPANY 100 Fulton Street. n. Y,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
2 Personal,

T. j, Zollers, of the Motropole lns. Co
C. c. Dana. of the Hartford. G. w
Sheldon, of Farmers. of York, L. D.Moody
of the Frauklln of Philadelphia, FIRE insur
auce adjusters. are in the city, and were
to-day arranging an adjustment of the
losses by the late fire at B. D. Buford
Co.'S pillow works.
Joseph Barnett. street com missione,
under ex Mayor Reynolds arrived home
to day from Nebraska. He will remain
here for few days only, and then return
to Nebraska where he has several raj.
roads contracts to superinte nd.
Gulick & BaisdeIls Minstrols are at the
Harper House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05

COUGHS. g roson's bronchial Troch
eS" are used with advantage to alleviate
COUGHS, SORE THROAT, HoARsENEss
and BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. For thirty
years these Troches have been in use
with annually increasing favor. They are
not new and untried, bat having been
tested by wide and constant use for nearly
ga entire generation, they have attained
well merited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age.
THE THROAT. Bro,on's Bronchial
IToches" act directly on the organs of the
voice, They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of the Throat and Larynx.
restoring q healthy tone when relaxed.
either from cold or over exertion of the
voice, and produce a clear and distinct
enunciation. Speakers and Singers find
the Troches useful.
A CoUGH. Cold. CATARRH or Sore
Throat requires Immediate attention, as
neglect oftentimes results in some incur
able Lung Disease. ''Broaon's Bronchial
Iroches" will almost invariably give
relief. limitations are offered for sale.
many of which are injurious. The geuu
inc ''Bro,cn's Bronchial Iroches" are sold
in b01Rs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05

The installation of the offioers elect of
Barrett Chapter, No. IS. r. A. NJ, took
place in Masonic Temple Tuesday evening
Jan. 4th. the ceremonies being conducted
by FL. G. Cleveland, Past High Priest. as
sisted by Philip Lynch. Grand Marshal
The officers are as follows:
Nj e Ell P-John r Warner.
Z XII w Mathews.
L SO E Soper.
Treasurer-W L Sweeney.
Secretary-M. nj. Corbett
2 S-William II Smith.
r. A C-John Ell Lloyd.
q NJ Sd V-C P Hengstler.
q Nj I'd V-M NJ Briggs.
G M LIST V-Samuel j. Keator.
s S-H z Hull.
j S-Arth0r Burial.
Sentinel-G Gorge Foster.
Member Board of Ccpirol-W. T.
Magill.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
.hs Grand ARMY Of 1,rsnentsce.

Thousands are dropping into line daily
They can't tell just how it happened, but
there they are. Eating has no charms
for them. and disagreeable and disgusting
dreams take the place of refreshing Stun
ber They feel that every mans hand
is turned against them. and they in turn
detest and despise mankind. The great
cause of all this disturbance. in most cases,
is an inactive or torpid liver. and can be
easily removed by a few doses of DR..
Whites Dandeiion Alternative.
For sale by @. Speidel. Rock Island,
and Richards & Sohrbeok. Moline
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
Read the VOLUNTARY TESTING
MAILS ofPersons who have been CURED
By the use of the BLOOD PURIFIER.

REMEDY FOR HEADACHE.
Watertown, Rock Island Co Ills.
Dear Sir:-This Is to certify that your Indian
Blood Syrup has efectuslly relieved me OF Pains
in my Head. recommend it's use to suffering
humanity MRS. r, ALLSBROW.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
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Democratic Primary.

In pursuance of a call of the Democratic
County Committee of Rock Island County,
the Democrats of Rock Island and all 9TH
ers opposed TO perpetustion of the pres
ent corrupt Court House ring as shown by
recent Investigations, are respectfully and
cordially invited TO meet at Turner Hall
choose twenty delegates to the County
Convention to be held at the Court House
in Rock Island on Monday, January 10,
1881. to nominate sheriff of Rock Island
county.
j. r. JOHNSTON,
Chairman Of Dem, City Com.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
Important Decision.

In the case of Gillett's Double Extracts
and Cream Tarter Baking Powder vs.. the
six samples of havoring extracts and FIVE
sam pies baking powder tested. verdict for
the former, viz: Gillet's Double Extracts
three or five times stronger ,Gilets Baking
Powder gave off 30 per cent. more carbon
10 acid gas than any Of the others. Then
why buy the cheap adulterated trash?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-05
fSeal Estate,

The entry book in the Recorders office
contains the following:
Jan. 3. Alex Clark to W. B Sprague,
WI ea sw4 and q nesw |, l6, CIV, 1905.
John Reid to Alex. Dunbar, "a acres in
ne IL, IS, 2e SIS.
WandaIin Prick to Bernhard Berkcn-
field, e 223 it. lot 9. block IA. Spencer
& Cases addition to Rock Island, $1,000.
John Liston to VIM. A. Case, 81 out
lot "a, %. 10, lie, $50. and VT Same land,
$3.50.
Chas A Ellington to s. w .Wheelock.
lot |, block 4, Pitts Gilbert q Pitts first
addition to Moline, $4,000.
Arthur P. Roberts to Simon E. Roberts,
nw4 27. II, 4w, 81.
VIM Renwick to Margaret Osborn. lot
8, block 10. old town Moline, 81.