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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
SUPERINTENDENT oF PUBLIC INsTRUc
TON

The Springfield correspondent of the
Chicago Times says that Hon. Ed. L. Mer-
rltt, of this city, has within the past few
days been brought to the front by his
friends as a candidate for nomination by
the state democratic convention for super
tendent of public instruction. In refer
ring to this fact the correspondent says:
In days past Mr.. Merritt did valiant and
valuable service for the democracy as pub
Usher and editor of the Illinois State Regis
ter and his many friends in this part of
the state claim for him recognition at this
juncture. For eight years Mr.. f. l., Mer-
rift has been member of the school board
of Springfield, and has always taken a live
~ and intelligent interest in public school
matters. There is no man in the state
better conversant with the school law and
the public school system of Illinois than
Mr.. Merritt
The Register takes pleasure in adding
its testimony to the above as to the supe-
rior qualification of Mr.. Merritt for the po
sition. He will not only make a good su
perintendent but popular candidate.
His acquaintance throughout the state is
second to none, and he will, if nominated,
receive the earnest support, not only of
the party, but of a host of personal friends
and acquaintance of all parties. Mr..
Merritt deserves we'll of the democracy,
and if his friends see fit to press his claims,
the Register feels assured that the nomina-
ton will be rendered him by the conven-
ton. This is to be a democratic year,
and good democrats like Ed Merritt de
serve the reward due to faithful service.
The ARGUS is pleased to learn that the
friends of Mr.. Merritt are DESTROYS of
making him the democratic candidate for
state superintendent of public instruction.
He is qualified for the office, his democracy
is unquestioned, as for years he did yeo-
man duty as editor of the Illinois State
Register. His large acquaintance through
out the state would serve him at this time
and would undoubtedly make him very
strong candidate. The popular disgust at
the nomination of StrattOn. man who
is in no manner identified with
the educational interests of the state, and
whose nomination is due the to party ma
chine. will render such man as Mr.. Merritt
very formidable competitor The demon
alization of the republican party in Illinois
is patent fact, and the selection of strong
men for the offices TO be filled will ensure
democratic success. That Mr.. Merritt
would poll large vote the ARGUS is GER
tain, for his long service in the Demo
cratic ranks has earned for him the full
confidence of his party.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
Took Her BY Surprise.

They had returned from Sunday
evening conference meeting, and were
sitting in the parlor enjoying each 9TH
er's presence and their good clothes.
Mary said he, in timorous sort
OF way, ''do you think you could love
me well enough to-to-marry me?'
Henry! You are so sudden. / real
ly-I cannot tell you until find out
whether the new minister is married or
not"
Henry went out beneath the stars,
and vowed eternal vengeance against
all divinity students.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

The amount of the regular and micel-
laneous appropriation bills passed by the
present congress is 1924 ,343, 097; the
same total last year was $216, 40, 476; the
increase is So, 727, 62l. These are figures
which congressman seeking reflections in
districts containing few inquiring tax
payers will have difficulty In explaining.
The free and easy plan of throwing the
responsibility upon the minority may be
tried for the consideration of idiots
and untaxed Indians, but they don't vote.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
nEMnCRATIr CAUCUS.

The Democrats and Independent Voters of the
Town OF Black Hawk, are requested to meet at the
Town Hall, in Milan, on Tuesday evening Aug. 10
II 8 O'Clock D. M for the purpose of selecting fsuI
delegates TO attend the Democratic County CSnyen
ton to be held in Rock Island, on Thursday the
nth ut o'clock. p m, and to transact such other
business as may come before said caucus.
By ORDER TOWNSHIP Con-
Milan, Aug. 10th, 1882
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic voters of Rock Island county and
all Others who are opposed the Republican party
under its present management. requested 10
i'll their respective townships ON Saturday, An
gust H. 1854 select delegates to the Democratic
County Convention TO be held in the court house at
Rock Island on Thursday, August II. at l p. m,
whirhsis called for the purpose OF selecting dele
Gates TO the Democratic State Convention to be held
at Springfield. Wednesday, September 6, also del
txates TO Congressional and Legislative Convention
10 be hereafter holden; and also TO nominate can
didates for County Judge, Comfy Clerk, Sheriff,
Treasurer, Superintendent of Schools and Coroner,
and transact such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
The several townships entitled to representa-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

Indianapolis has inaugurated new
board of trade, being a consolidation of
the former board of trade, the merchants
exchange, and the mercantile and produce
exchange. It has a membership of 900
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
nExocRAr1c I.RarsLArryE coNvENT1oN

The Democrats of the Twenty First Legislative
District requested TO send delegates TO Legis
lattve Convention TO be held al the Court House in
Cambridge, on Monday, Sept, 4th, 1882 at II O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate
for the Iessisature to he voted for al the Novem-
Der election 1892 and transact such other business
NJ msy properly come before said convention.
The basis OF representation will be delegate
for every 300 votes east for Hancock for president
Rock Island Co., viii be entitled to II delegates
Henry 10
Rock Island. Aug, 8, 1882
j. r. JOHNSTON,
LEVI WATERMAN, Com.
EZRA SMITH,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

Arab and his followers have been pre-
neunced rebels by the sultan. whs is send
ing an expeditionary force of 5000. Eng
land is collecting an immense army at
Alexandria and neighboring points, which
looks to the Egyptians as if she had come
to stay
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

Colonel Younger, the uncle of the
Younger boys, is besieging Governor Hub
bard, of Minnesota. with petition, bear
ing over 300 signatures for the release of
his nephews from the state penitentiary
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

The Philadelphia Record wants to see
the public eat less beef and more fish,
and thus cut down their doctor bills. lt
has all along known that beef was I'M
healthy, bat has kept still for faar OF
hurting some butchers feelings, !,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

The smile IS old bat apt. Congress
goes out like snaffed tallow-dip burned
well nigh to the soeket.-Ch Chicago Times.
Yes, but they did not forget to socket
it to the people before they left.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTsIcT
Democratic Congressional Convention at Mon
mouth Wednesday, Sept, ID, 1882.

The Democracy OF the several counties in the
Eleventh Congressional district are requested TO
send delegates TO a Convention to be held al Mon
mouth, Warren County, on wednesday, Sept, ID,
1892, at O'Clock p m, for the purpose OF nominal
ing candidate for Congress- and TO transact such
other business may be presented for the consid-
Grafton of the convention.
The several counties in the Congressional district
will be entitled the following representation based
upon the vote for Hancock and English in 1880:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

Some conception of the enormous bust
ness of the railroads of the country NAV
he formed when we learn that the gross
earnings of fifty five of the leading roads
for a single month aggregate $40, 377, 2s5.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

The Springfield Register says that the
temperance people of Sangamon county
seem to be confident of Their ability to elect
their men.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
CALL FOR STATE DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENTI0N.
Thursday, September Z, 1882,

The Democracy of all the counties in the state of
Illinois are requested send delegates to the state
convention which viii be held at Springfield, on
Thursday, September Z, 1882,
81 II O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of nominating
one candidate for treasurer candidate for
state superintendent of public instruc ton, and 10
transact such other business may be proper for
liz consideration.
The several counties in the state entitled to
one delegate for each 400 cast for Hancock and
English in 1890 and delegate for each fraction
thereof of 200 votes and over, the counties, votes
and delegates being follows:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

The borrowers of umbrellas will take
notice. Horace Shields, of Chattanooga,
INDUCED, and was convicted and sent TO
the penitentiary for one year
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

Prohibition and woman suffrage are the
main planks in the republican platforms
this KeaF.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

gates to the county convention, TO be held at the
Court House, in the city of Rock Island, on Thurs
day, August II.
The places for holding the caucuses and the mum
Der of delegates TO which each ward is entitled,
follows
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

The present wheat harvest in Canada is
said to be one of the best ON record.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

In pursuance ofsthe above call, the Democrats OF
the City of Rock Island requested to meet in
their respective wards
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12
DEMOCRATIC cAUcUsEs.

j NJ. BUFoRD, Chairman
Rock Island. ILL.,. August /, 1882.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-12

By order of the state democratic central commit
lee D. B. GILLIAN, Chairman.
". j. MIzE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday, Nov. 16. 1892.
ny TELEGRAPH 70 THE rnrnUvE.l

DODIr Cal, Nov 16.-During the past week
Standard Consolidated "xtracte 1,41S tons Of ore
and shipped 30 the company TZO.3I5. he east
cTOsScut, 600 level, is % 07S feet. South drIt
from east cros,cut, 700 level Is in 30l feet, where
the vein is 2l2 feet vide.
Bodie Consolidated hauled to mill the past week
14G tons o. ore and crushed 1lS tons; average
assay Ya'Ic. 900 Bullion shipped S1O,16S. All
the oikiucs oU the small vein show rich ore. The
tcTlug VEN carrying quartz OF medium QualltY.
In pump at the lOl0 level is In place and is work
ing successfully.
Orc con rinue5 extracting rich ore from the 800
ana 200 levels. When 300 tons have been accumu-
lafrd the ore VIII zee crushed al the MONDAY mil.
The Monday and North MONDAY joint incline IL
377 feet below the 5l2 eyc
WAsHI\GTON. Nov. 16.-Ihe Commissioner Of the
General Land Once ha7 directed tho Register and
receiver at Carson City, New, to appoint day fol
receiving testimony TO determine whether any
her then the C0mst0ck lode exists within the
limits of the Consolidated Virginia ciaim
Bullion valued at S77, 800 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Father de Smet SUPERINTENDENT report for week
ending Nov. :, shows: Ore extracted from first
level 900 tons; second level, 1000 tons. Ore
mlcd, $50 tons. Total length Of Justice driit,
1876 feet.
shows Il gross product OF ,32S ounces bullion, val
ued AT S21 800 IS. Ore and waste crushed, CABS
tons; average product per ton mIllcn, 3.3l. Ihe
assay of taings tor the month showed an average
loss of 81 81 per ton. The total expenditure was
Pl7,307 Il, OF which ! $50 IS for water SER
vice, -, $50 20 for mine, S7,26S % for NH ana
- $3.50 Tor dead-work. Ne, product ~, l9o 10.
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MINES AND MINING.



Mining stocks to-day were dull and the changes
in prices were small. Robinson held steady Mt about
1.35 with sales on sellers option as low as 1.2O.
Chrysolite was steady at lao. Silver Cht was
cents lower at 80 cents. and the lowprlce strikes
generally were of about cent.
4 ErCHf Y0EG
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Gin Real Z state tor Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-Three splendidly To-
n Gated ami full size the hghes part Of 2lstst
between Morningside Park and he a. ana Boulevard on
DEMOEEsT. 10 East llth-st
4 PLOT of nearly 500 bulkheaded water.
~ front lots in NewY9rk Harbor for sale BARGAIN
X. A. YOUNG, Engineer. &c. 20 Exchangeplace.
business property for investment in First,
IL Thrd and Fourteenth wards, paying to per cent
net. JOHN r. PLATE 26j Broadway.
EOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
house, No 2ts East 6lsst . story orownStone; -.
FOR SALE.-On East I'D ST., near Lexing-
4 ton ave- 3-story brick hO Sc $4,000. rutland
q WHITING, 40. BccAmanst
EUR SALE hrce-stOry, high StOOp, base
ment houses 6Sh-st, ID and Gaves ready for 0ccu-
pancy $4,000 10 $1,000. Appyto JOIN d. CRIAMlNs'
COR SALE Ar HALF COST.-Finest fac
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eyes Apply TO HITCHCOCK & DENTON, IA chambers st.
between 10 ana ~ a
TOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
l9th 10Th 2lst ODD 23d and 25th SITS; west OF
4thave, also Irving Place price $50 900 TO $4,000
III. CARPENTER. sc East 23d St, y. 81 G. \. Building
9th and 7thayes., Mount Morris Park three out Of
seven elegant brown stones ia by y; lot lOOIl:
work perfect built By days work appreciated whel
BARTLETT SMITH.
TOR SALE.-Three elegant ;}-story and base
brOwnstOne houses l74Ej feet lot 100 feet IL
ncle3 fine location ppmbn perfect Ro cabinet finish
2dst 7thaves Mount 1lorris Park Infor
SMITH.
THREE full lots on the MOrnngside Plateau,
l2lstst OF the Boulevard the crest OF the high
ground ade and with splendid view OF the surrounding
sold cheap and easy Apply owner, VIM JEN
NINGS DEMoREsT. IS East l4tlst, City.
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filming.

4 ME CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
~ Mine LeadVllle. Col
50i 900 shares SO per share.
A. W. GILL, president >. :. LOCKWOOD, secretary
ONCE 81 Broadway, NewYOrk.
pOBERr f.. LEE MINING CO.
IA Properly at LIADVILLE, COLORADO.
G pital. sha.es. Par SO
/. ID. KOj -. BUSH, PRESIDENT. WILLIS A. BARNES,
Noy-l OH Office, 81 y assaust. sec'y ANA Treas
GOUTH SILVER KING MINING co.
special meeting II tho stockholders OF the SOUTH SlL
YER King Mil ING wiz bc held at the Office Of tho
Treasurer Daniel 4. HQAG, 70. 80 MaLst, on saturday,
November is. 1852 al O'Clock when important bust
ness sill be laid before the meeting. -
JOHN D. MCKENZIE,
Vice President.
JAMES p FOSTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-17

NJ w. LYONS
W. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
no. o EAST TWENTY SECOND-ST, corner Of Broadway
Twenty seventh year.
Receive, all ages and prepares for college or business
The only downtown boys school centrally located Rooms
oil upon moor. light high ceed and well ventilated.
specialues helping lie Work. advisory Committee. IL
bray quarterly written examinations spelling Ladder
Annual Report Circulars at Puuans and Randolphs and
the Principals residence, G3 LeXlngton-ave
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ktCOKDEu REAL DsrATE TRANSPORTS.
NFW.YORK CITY


'' Sd Vie .o TO " r S Siif 'hUOo De' $4,000
aite md vile o era Leg ... $4,000
llth Il. 40 luO East, DorOtlea Stc5bns TO III Il
Lots IL AID l73 On GIand.ave, Woodland Heights,
4JXlUJ, Z Valentine and wife To 10 GencvieveP
Overu9agh p interest -.........-.-.. ..----...-
MadisOu-sJ. j, lOj1O II " OF GOuyerneur.st, l961
lOOlu; j kllleen and wife TO Garry Is inter- ooo
12lstst 100 of 2d.aye, 2Oxlo0ll; Bauer .oo
NcdeIsteln .....---.--.. l4OO
79th.st, -jl East 13OIlxlOZ.2 \ NeideJstoin -
wife 10 & bauer IOOU
and Vic to v BALDWIN 1896
Russell ct al ..........,,... 1884
VIII to Mary l. IL McGin $4,000
Madison ave, cor OF I27th-sttO l.Sth.st, y3j;
terest - ...'... 1900
fame property; II Walcrsten ana another u same.
Same property; VI Mare and wife TO same l3 In
same property; sarah FiIead ana husband to n Car.
SAME pr peryj Carpenter and wife to sarah
Mead
40th-st. 10 22I East, Hon0ra Keuscy u Thomas NJ
Brennan. ...--.. ....-... -....-..
4lth-st, 3 % fl of 3d-ave. 22x43; Mary Ftz.
10 Margaret Dunn 5000
73d-st 5 g. 80 teri th-aye. lOOXlO2.2; Open
lcimei ct al to Ma,gaict Craw ord -. 42oOO
''' HiTaaat n and Vile to idaii $4,000
} B Cady 49, -....,.'.. -. $500
" illians bilge Road ) e c. Of Kingslridge Road,
l25x 90; Drake 20 | y Dyckman --..-.-.---.. 5000
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BOARD ana Rooms

East ) a..
4 HAND OMELY FURNIS HE'D back parlor,
~ sce adjoining. containing ample closet hot and
cold water IN ale iE WIN U %Si Ban Hsed no Oer
AN ELEGANT front parl0r bedroom, fold
n ing bet southern exposures IN private house with
private oath, &c, adjoining No 80 East l3thsI
4 NICE sunny room, also hail room, with OF
~ without board American family POI East DIST ST.
A FEW handsome rooms; excellent table
a IN private family references Go LeXing'onaye.
EXTRA large furnished rooms with first
II boardlO9 East 25thst near Madison square and
eeyaied station.
IINELY FURNISHED double rooms to let,
l. with irstclass board $50 East 52dst
LURNISHED ROOMS-EIegant, sunny out
l. side rooms, suite for the winter No 500 jthave.
MURRAY HILL, 5rH and 6TH.-aAyES.-
VI Nicely FURNISHED looms win BOARD 81 IoT tT4
1 West 35ihst.
NEAR MADISON SQUARE-An elegant large
" front DOM and sleeping apartment handsomely fur
nished, suitable a gentleman. Address oUILTNEss
Tribune ONCE.
pERSONS IN ILL HEALTH can have SUI
perior care and accommodation in private family. AID.
dress HEALTH, rrtbule Uptown Ohcc, LBS Broadway
% EAST 2OTH-ST.-Su of rooms with pr-
DO table without board; private bathroom also
single rooms.
oSTH-SY., 40 EAST.-An ell gantly-fur-
DO nishe1 suite of apartments, with without private
table
100 LEXINGTON-AYE., bet. 31st and 32d-
W SIS, handsomely 1ulnlsLeN 'front.' paEIOI
aAA EAST 14FH-ST.-A competent ladies'
- - maid and scansess fins; class hair dresser best
references.
-.l.l MADISON-AVE., above 53d-st-
OZO Handsomely furnished suite Of apartments with
hrst class board; references exchanged
West Side.
DOARDING.-A lady will board and care for
ID one or two children, cOmforta private home; or
father with children Address REFERENCE, 30S West
2Jd-st.
CENTRAL, convenient and very desirable
~ furnished single ana In suites ~ West 3ihst
eight west OF jtaNc elegant suite consisting OF
second hoorwih private table If desired. Refer
exchanged
COSEY large room, southern exposure and
" closet house heated second nOOI attic in small
house, ga West l7thst
FURNISHED room, private family. 1914
i Chrstopher-st. near llOboken Ferry.
I ARGE and small rooms, handsomely and
4 comfortably furnished house IN location near
restaurants ami caterers y Un'erstyplace near ethst
DARLOR and BED-R ROOM, nicely furnished,
j gas bath and lire SIS smaller So 5S7 Sth.aye,
between 3eth ana 30th-sts PreulIs's bell.
TI'O LET-At 10 West 20th-st., to a single
gentleman hall bedroom second story, with light
heat water Ask Tor WATSON.
STH-AVE., 164.-Three entire floors, eighty
- deep for business lodgings handsomely furnished
will be rented together or en- suites all cOnyeniences
1tIIl-ST., 80 WESr.-Funshed rooms.
. with or without board private Ameri an family
do WEST 18TH. ST., near 5th-avc.-A hand
80 some pair OF connecting rooms, suitable for gentleman
vile who desire good table and Comfortable home
quiet family.
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Real gsidie n1anteo.

WANTED.-TO purchase or rent. In n,
w nansgile for immediate possessions small r. nal,
brick house. with stable and about half ~ grouns
be In perfect order Address with fu particulars oaasg
northwest corner Duane and HudsJn.sts wv,
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1nsiruriion.
For Boys and Young Men-city.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACKARD,S
N BUSINESS COLLEGE is now, as the limit ia nearly
full No better place In the world for solid in ta
commercial and place where who nave
been accustomed good surroundings certain 10
first class school Ia every particular Moth.
ing An or cheap about it, PACKARD 800 Broad
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. 40 w 45,hst
I H. MORSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
Cs SCHOOL No. ll2 West 3Sthst