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wonderIui uI,coyery.

Reads Three-Minute Headache aud Neu.
ralgia Cure s the wonder oi the nineteenth
century, as no sick or nervous headache neu-
ragia, or any acute pain can resist it more than
two minutes, as can Ue proven by hundreds OF
Baltimore's best citizens. Its an outward az
plicatlon, and only costs IS cents. Sold by all
druggists and country stores. ". Il. Read,
proprietor, Baltimore and Light streets. Balti-
more, Md. sent by mail on receipt OF 20 cents.
PS.
Also proprietor Of Reads Grand Duchess
COlOgne-the nnest cologne in the world.
A little rub with gentle hand,
Applying Reals Ihree-bl mute Cure,
No headache On the earth Will stand
But vanish q an instant sure.
Thousands say Ii priceless boon
When headache racks the tLrObbing brain
In silent night or busy noon,
So easy thus 10 free the pain.
No dose is given; no stop 10 rest;
No doctor bill, or Dandaged brow.
This T0ndrOus cure has many blessed,
They speak inraptures oi 1t now.
SEVEN doctors recommend Reads Three
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as one
oi the wonders OF the age.
Reads 3-1linute nea tarhe x Neuralgia Cure
Reads 5-Mlnute Headache x Neuralgia Cure
Read . Minute Headache " Neuralgia Cure
Read 5-Alinute HeaIache u Neuralgia Cure
Reads 3-Mlnute Headache * Neuralgia Cure
Reads 3-Minute Headache y Nsuralgia ia Cure.
Only rs cents, Or nYe for Sl
Only 70 cents, or nye fOr 81.
Only - cents or hye Tor II.
only rs cents, Ur nys tor al.
Ihls Is the wonder OF the nineteenth century
This sthe wonder Il the riuetHenth century
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A spIend,a Nnmn.,

The summer issue of .Sro,,I,,J..
Ciothier's Qudyterly, jus, out i WY. sG
number; every page is of ipt4re., 9r'lg ~ !,
ladies' New fancy work designs n
stitches; instructions In amareuT ar, ns a a.
now to adorn the person aud decorate 4
home; a pretty piece Of new vocal my
and the SUMMER IA hions in every dsna, '
ment oi dry goods fully illustrated. Pd,
Is cents; get 4 copy from your nrws.dsaI
or send TO Straw bridge & Clotbipr Pba
delphis. 1A
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A FAr-ReRching shock.
[Smyrua Times.

The shock of the explosion at DuPonts
powder mil, at Wilmington, was distinctly
heard and felt IN this community on Friday
morning, some thinking it distant thunder
and others in the town attrbuting It to va
rious hpusehold causes, one man thiDking q
bureau mad been upset up stairs. lie WAS
distinctly heard at Moortou and probably
at Dover. IL is wonderful TO think that a
ton OF gun powder could disturb the earth
and air at such a distance.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
ln, 900 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
FRACTIONS, in FIFTHs In FRoPORTIOS
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES

Application for rates to clubs should only be
M ahe . The ONCE ofthe cnmBsny in New Orleans
For further Information write clearly Riving
addressed only to -''
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STAR CLOTHING HALL
STAR CLOTHING HALL

$1,000 buys fine Dress Suit, the same that
you would have to pay $12.5o for at the up
town establishments. Our Clothing is we'll
made and welltrimmed. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded.
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The most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory's Little CathArtlc Pills, they restore
color, give Wholesome appetite, put new
lie in broken down body, tuey are pleasant
% take and their action is very mid. Drug
gists sell them-l5 cents.
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AM EUAL sirtII>c
The stOCkhoIders o, the Eo,o,
Association In Session y..,a.' "eac

Tue stOOkhOiders of the Reboi.,
Association In Session y..,s-' "eacA
The anruai meeting of tbe s' s,a,'
Of the Rehoboth Beach A,soc,,,ju', ISo'hn hnoliets
at Rehoboth Wednesday win J,,'n prp.,, wa aeld
liam Bright in the chair. The ma', ,s,uell' VII
was .ne election OF five directors to ,o,S
directors numbered 80. but th,s nnrn,.p a'pI lol
reduced by the new char,er ',,el sa
assed by the State Legi.atn.
y "a 70 sol 50 tnat y hen 10 directors are retirT
Only nve are e ecied in their stead,
The retiring directors are n e poA,.
y. - Hooper, w. A. Finley, j. 7, G.n,a ,v.
John i. fares, Thomas Drein, " w
Hooper and X, 7. Waters. "
A lot 0k bnsiness Of ilunortaroo :, /,
coroporatioH Sas aIso ttapsac,sd " T 70
members II the association ,rnm ~. y
will return homs Tomorrow. A' ''F
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LOCAL LUCANICs.

The Delaware Cricket Club of this city
went 10 Pnlladei lila aud suffered defeat
at the hands OF tue belmont eleven OF thai
city.
One Of three horses drawing heavy
wagon up Market street, this morning, ieIl
Hetween Eighth and Ninth streets and was
dragged tor some distance before them team
could be stopped. Fortunately the horse
escaped without serious injury.
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our Rooms,

Without exception, are the finest furnished
in the State. The operating room is re-
modelled, New and improved instruments.
We have made entire change in our help
and now have first class men. What we
propose TO do Is 10 give you first quality oi
work equal to any made in the city, at the
same old prices. We show you proof and
guaranteed satisfaction. Our gallery Is open
only six days of the week. Sutterley & Co.,
203 Market street. Arthur Clare, manager
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u,vr ynu rRIFnIrq

THEoLDADAGE, iHAT IAN OUNCE OF
PREVENTION is W RTH A POUND OF
CTRE," WAS sNEvER NOPE APTt.I IL Us
TRATED THAN BY HIN WHO TAKES HIS
DOSE or TARhANT's sELTzER APEklENI !
REFORETHE sORNING MEAL. FOR NOT
ONLY GENTLY REGULATES AND rl'RI-
FIEs THE SYSTEM BUT IS A PROTECTION
AGAINST DISEASE, WHICH No ONE
OUGHT TO DIsREG ARD. ALL DRuGGlsIs Is
HAVE 1T.
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Easily PruyaI,

Z 1t is easily proven that malsria fero,
constipati ton, torpldity of the liver and IN
neys, genera debility, nervousness. an
neuralgia ailments yield readily totbi, yr,,
disease conquercr, Hop Bitters. 1t rrpar
the rsvs9es oi disease by converting m n
food into rich blood, and il eiyes few M
and vigor TO the aged and indrm always
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DELAwARR RAuRoAD---s.50 $50, lois q. m
2-0S, b.05s. $50 p. IN. Nc Sunday trains
From New OAstls only.
.WuMIEeroN & NORTHERN RAILRoAD-e.s2
$40, II IS q. N. e.42 p. m Sunday, 10 30 and
loop: m.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAuRoAD--Sd0 .. m.
pm. sunday trains s.lO a. N, 90 p. IN.
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For seven years Aliens Brain Fond h
stood the strongest tests as To its merit,
curing Nervousness. Nervous Debility Al
restoring lost powers to the weakened q
erative SYSTEM, aud In no instance bas
ever failed tQst II, 81; six for S.. Atdu
gists, or at Aliens Pharmacy, Sl5 First Al
nue., New York.
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PROFEssIoNAL CARDS.
DRs. J. N. ! j. B. HoBENsAcK,

Tbos .m,rtad with the effects of hhesitss
and @ERTIfRIh EATON should noo ~ as n
10 cantnIt \ n < 4 r. H0BENsACk oi n or ar By
second street TSiisdelphia, either by In1n y, and
person, during bhe hours OF . u " ~
ISyp..il y Sraa yVbosoeyer shoud know t9 wre.d e.5
dftion and the vtHy 10 improve 1t shoai" :,
- d. @ ,@wSn0H I IN A NUTSHELL
sect en- 'reesip' NJ three'0eH ,spt1+
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sn, rna's school Bonds
rsmyrna Times.

The Board OF School Directors have dis
posed OF the bonds Tor tue erection OF the
new school house at ) per cent; 900 are
taken in this town and $4,000 i'll Whining.
IN
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DEATHS.

SMITH. On the 18th inst, Thomas smith, IN
The III year u1 his age
Funeral from his late residence Rodney street
Gear Delaware avenue, on fri lay, he 5Jth inst.
- vices al the house at O'Clock p, N. Inter-
neut al NJ. salem cemetery.
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-. 4 u,.,

For years N E, LYDIA E. Iinkham has been
cOntending eith the terrible hydra known as
Disease, with what surprising success many who
were in the serpents coils will testify. Often
has the poWerless victim been snatehed from
tie open jaws OF the destroyer In shifting the
heaGs OF this monster Mrs .Pinkham's ' egetable
Compound Is tar more erticaciOus than the pro
esses Of potential and actual eautery.
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MARRIAGES.

HILYA YARD-CAMPBELL,- on july 18th, 1873,
at the esiGence OF the brides pare hats, IN Sew
York, by Rev. John rukiug on, LeOr.e Hill
yard Oi This city, l. Jussie Campbell, OF New
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special Meeting.

a special meeting of the Friendship Fire
Company will be- held tomorrow even
ing, at tie engine house, to take action III
regard to the proposed trip to Norris;own
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skinny Men.

"Wells Health Renewer' restores health
and vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
sexual Debility. 81
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rRAINS LEAYE MILMINGrnN IN

Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.--2.OOt, 2.23+, so, e.4Q. 20. $50, slO+
sl5 J.J0, J.5g y.5s, 1920, 1880 II SO a. m i2OO+
m; l2.l5, 1888, 81. $50. 400 5I7E, 5SU+
o.osf, 800, 70, I 80, 9.55f p. IN.
NEW YORK. oos. gz3.. ESQ. 9. s.. n.a3 a. m
iE.3S' l.54, 5.i'', o.Sat, 20 p. Ii.
BALT1MoRR---lo5', 1.42+. 4,5l..so5s ql7s.
N. lZ-7, l.VJ, LOS, 5.JJ, 90 d.57, lI04s D. N.
vAsHISGToN--l.44t. 81, sos, s,l74a, IN
LOO l.Os, 5.OO,6.b',ll.o4s p. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND INTRkNEDIATK STATIONS
! .O0<, s,i7 a. LI. l.uU. s.UJ, coop III.
Strains running both daily and Sunday
TRAINS running only Sunday.
OELAwAKE RAILROAD gOs 9. Io+ a. IN. l.O5+.
S.OQt, .0O1,o.&5t y. LII. No Sunday tIains.
'For New Castle only.
tEor Harrington aud intermediate stations.
1Express Tor Delmar.
LOO, 5.o5, 6.ab p. m. Sundays, 100 a. IN, and
3l0p. IN.
DELAWARE WEsrERs RAnRoAD--7.O5 10 30
a m 80 p. u, Sunday trains 1870, a. IN.
go pm,
TRAINS AkflN lat WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA--l2.+5. l."i, l.3l., A., As. s.62s. ql2
945, l0.l0+ ll.55 "A. IN. l2z2 Il 5O IO7 S6+
80 800, 40, la5 300, 553 20. As, 7.55, 6Ot
$50, 1923. II ,5o p IN.
NEW YoRK-132t, A., s.O2t. g,l2am 70 20
I.O7, $685., lU.hs pm.
BALTMoRE--l 81, 2Iat. 9.34, g54 .43a. m
1886, L6l, 6.ll-, q. 81. "a, s.4s' p. N.
wAsHINsToN--15lt. 2l2. u.43a. In, l2ss
i.6l, 6.ll', 6.3Of, ia, 949 p. m.
both daily and sunday.
On Sunday only.
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A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and Way stations al 7 IS a. m. returning leave
Newark at $40 q. IN. for Wilmington slld way
The Black figures denote the limited
Express Trains.
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WORK EINen ont

On receipt bf your address we viii nss
an offer by which you can earn s. oI
evenings, at Your home. Men, Won
Boys or Girls can do it. II. c. WfkiDg
Il Co., 1876 and 1871 Fulton street N.I
York.
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HAYEb bvlLIF. ONO. Frh, N,

hAYRbVlLLE, ONO, Feb. II, lsN
! am very glad 10 say have tried ioi
Bitters, and never took anything that II
me as much rood. only took Two tOtld
and would lot take SlOO for the p0o1 thgj
did me. | recommend them to uy pattnia
and get the bsst results IRON their use
c. b. MERCER, NJ D.
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wAsAmAkEn . sR0wN.

The Best Bargain
In Mems and Boys Clothing
is always to be had at Oak
Hall. We cannot afford to
have it otherwise.
WANAMAKER 4 Brown,
uAK HALL. sixth and Market streeta
PHILADELPHIA
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Mothsr swan = worln syrup.

Infallible, tastelcss, harmless, Cathartic;
Tor ieyerishnEss, Testlessness, worms, con-
stipatiou. 25 Gems.
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OUR NAILS.
Their Arrival I'D Departure, I'd
Eject July lst, 1883.

Their Arrival I'D Departure, Taking
Effect July lst, 1883.
The Post Dfnce in this city wal be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 q. m. TO 9 y. N. PTi-
yate boxes are accessible until IL p. N On
Sundays open from So TO y 81 a. N. Private
boxes accessible from tosp. m. The Ah0le-
sale stamp window will close at o 81 p ID The
money order office will close at y. IN
MAILS CLOSE As FOLLOWS
NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad ID Reading
Pa and points on the Baltimore and Central
south of Chadd's Ford, 7.iO a. IN.
Philadelphia closed pOu h, S.5O q. nj.
Philadelphia and waymail. 9 a m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, y IN.
Delaware Western Railroad TO Landenburg
| L. a.. IN.
Philadelphia, New York city, Peuusylvania
| and New Jersey, II. 81 u. IN
Philadelphia, New York'and all points east
| and west, /. 80 p. IN.
PhiladeIphia, New York an all points east
| and west, 4.IO p. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK cities closed
pouches, g.35 p m.
points west and southwest 9.35 p. m,
| Ali points north, east, west and southwest,
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which is sent south on through mails
SOUTH
Baltimore and way mail. 100 a. m.
| Washington and all points south, 40 q. IN.
| All points on the Peninsula, e-SO a. IN.
| Supplementary mail for the PENN Rla, m.
Baltimore, Washington and all pol lnts south,
Newport, stanton, Newark. Elkton and
| Hayre de Grace. l2.3o p. IN
| Points on Baltimore Central, between Port De-
| posit and Chadd Ford, l2.S1 p. IN.
baltimore And BAY Line steamers, 4.4O p. IN
Peninsula nOrtn of Harrington, including
Delaware City and ST. Georges, b.6Q y N.
| Baltimore. closed pouch, 81 y. IN
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
II p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington& Northern Railroad go
p. IN.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and ali other points, 81 p. IN.
From Philadelphia, a, New York and points
| north east and west, ~ a. IN.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. m
From Peninsula aud all north of Harrington
From Baltimore and way mall g.5D a. m.
From Baltimore. 1870 p. IN
From Peninsula mail. Il. 81 P. IN.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south 30 p. IN.
From Delaware W estern Railroad, 22O p, IN
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, $40 p. m.
From Baltimore. Washington and point
south and southwest. $40 p. IN.
Carriers dilIyeries as follows $50 b. gen
eral ~. 10 a. IN. partial ~ y. M, general
100 p. m. partial.
| Collections from street boxes are made by tn
carriers at U.3J and 10 a. m, l.3J and Ii.
| An additional collection will be made at I3
| b.. III from all boxes between Jefferson an,
| Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
made at 800 Pun. Local letters for carrier
del very should be deposited in Post Otice te
minutes before the hour Of delivery
W. y. SWlGGEI, Postmaster
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TRAINS LEAVE FoR WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE FOR WIl4MlNHTOk
PHILADELPHIA NRH BROAD -rERET rEror-
l2sOs. ass. So 20s 500 S2l s.36t. 1o,l6, 80,
u.5O a m. 1890, l.azt, 3.le 4.p2, 4.25,
SIS, SO. 5.5S, cost ass, ss6s, SsO, aOIOO ll.s3
m.
NEW OAsrLE--s.Ss, SIS, lO.c2, ll.tt g. m.
40, 6.35 p. Ih.
Trains ronning Dotn daily and Sanli~
FTrains running only On SUNDAY.
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UITA lIEms

Sutterisy Il Co.. rhotoxraphe-s so2 market st
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oL0rHINa.
GO ELSEWHERE

for your Clothing by all means If you think
you can do better, but 81 you regard your
own interest come and zee what we can do
for you, aud 1t may interest you to know
that owing to our small expenses we can aud
do sell 20 per cent. less than up town estab
lishmeuts Now for few items. At
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A Local Time Tabie with the Latest
Correction.

THE RAILROADS
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1i.E UIIG mAKh ETs.

Local Qnotauons Corrected Daily In tho
street Market.
HAY, BEED. RTC.-OoRRECTKD DAILY BY ". ..
MORROW, NO. All FRKNoH STREET:
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STAR CLOTHING HALL

$500 will buy good Working Suit, the
same that you would have to pay $3.50 for
at the uptown establishments. At
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-19
ANNA MORRIS.

Anna Morris, the girl who attempted to
commit suicide, is still at the armory.
An ARGUS reporter was told by a well
known gentleman, to-day, who had just
returned from Geneseo. that he made in
quiries in that town, and found that she
had never lived there. No such fellow
as Sam Wagner, her alleged seducer ever
worked in Geneseo, and further that no
family by the name of Dinwiddy, in
whose employ she claimed she was while
in.Geneseo, ever lived in that town
Still there are several who say they have
seen the girl in that town. The Geneseo
papers make no mention of her ever living
in that town. All things considered, it
looks as though the girl was trying to
conceal her identity.
Mrs. Sebastine. lady living on Sew
enth avenue between Twenty-tifth and
Twenty sixth streets, says she will take
her and care for her until she is able to
care for herself, if the good people of
Rock Island will help She is circulating
a subscription paper to day to raise money
for that purpose, and is meeting with
good success 1t would be well if the
poor girl could be taken care of by such a
lady as Mrs. Sebastine appears to be, and
We hope our people will chip in" and
help swell the fund.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-19
CENTRAL ILLINOIS FAIR.



1t is now decided that the Central Hi
nois fair and exposition will be held. The
men who took the matter up pushed
forward and have ridden down every OBJ
stacle. They received very little encour-
agement in the start, but as the work
proceeded the prospect before them be
came brighter, until now they are sure of
making it 4 grand success In fact the
only thing that can operate against it is
the weather. If rainy days should be
encountered, of course it would not be
such a success, but if the weather should
be good, the fair viii be largest ever held
in Peoria When the matter was first
taken up, the originators hoped to secure
Sc, 900 from the citizens and $4,000 from
railways, but those amounts were not
raised. The projectors were in doubt and
probably would have dropped it, had not
the letters from the stock owners and
agricultural men all over been so encour-
aging. Unsolicited they wrote to the
managers requesting them not to give up;
that they would do all in their power to
make the fair a success. Thus stimulated
the men who have hold of the matter
went on, and although they have not
secured as much monty as they wanted
known their intentions of holding the fair
in September, from the 4th TO the 14th.
They will ask the citizens to make up the
900 freefor-all purse for the races
Seveeteen thousand dollars will be offered
in premiums. This is more than was
ever offered at any fair held here, and a
great amount of the best stock in the
country will be here. Five thousand
dollars in purses will be offered for the
races and this amount will draw many
of the swiftcst goers in the country The
management will expend $4,000 on tht
| track, and have expressed the determin-
| alton of making it one of the best one
| half mile race courses in the west The
| display of stock at the state fair last veal
| was said to have been the largest ever
made in the west and no one attempted
TO deny the fact of the statement that the
| display of agricultural implements was
the largest ever made in this country, and
probably in the world. Large as were
the displays in this branch, the displays
this year will he greater than last year,
Judging from the tone of the letters re-
ceived. The fact of the matter is that
Peoria has the reputation of being one
| of the best and faireSt towns in the coun
| try in which to held fair The Ipremi-
ums awarded here are credentials and
honors enough for the successful exhibit,
| ors, and for this reason were manufactur.
ers and stock owners anxious to have the
| fair held. Ia these letters those who have
not already buildings on the ground
stated that they would put them up. The
| fast stock departments will be as good
as the other departments. Last night a
committee went to Chicago to secure
stock and fast horses. The various COM
mittees are now mapping out the work
and will begin operations at once, and
this fall we may expect to see a fair, ex
| position and races that will exceed by
far any thing in the sort ever held here
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-19
TEE sLAuaHrrR HOUSE QUESTION.

A question that is puzzling the people
of Rock Island at present, and especially
those living in the lower end of town. is
whether J. s. Gilmore will rebuild his
slaughter house and lard rendering estab-
lishment on the old site, or seek ground
more distant from the city. In referring
to the matter the other day, the ARGUS
was somewhat in error, in stating that
certain parties desired to drive away the
enterprise and therefore opposed rebuild
ing it. These ''certain" parties inform US
that they ore not antagoIistic to the en-
terprise, but merely are against having it
in the same location it has occupied prior
to its destruction last spring. They say
that although being greatly annoyed at
times by the very unpleasant stencil issu-
ing from the works, no complaint has
been made, but now that Mr.. Gilmore is
compelled to rebuild in order to continue
business, they think it is only proper that
he should find q location in a less popu-
lated district
The request of the people living in the
lower end of the city is a very reasonable
one, and should not be thought hard of
by Mr. Gilmore, although it woull place
him at an Inconvenience. Besides, the
health of the city should be taken into
consideration. The odor and surround
ings of slaughter house is certainly not
conducive to good health. and at any rate
is obnoxious. We all recognize Mr.. Gil
more as 1rst-class man in every respect,
and one who has done good deal for the
benefit of our city His business is one
of the chief branches of industry, and We
are glad to know that he has been sue
cessful; therefore it is hoped that suita
BILE location will be selected for his slangh
ter house outside the city limits
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-19
FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH.

The fleet Pittsburg arrived at O'Clock
to-day, with large list of passengers.
every state room being taken. Several
Rock Islanders applied for passage, but
could not be accommodated. On board
were a large number of southerners-from
New Orleans, Natchez, Pittsburg Mem
phis and St. Louis-bound for st. Paul.
As soon as the steamer landed they
crowded on shore, and started out TO see
the sights Everything in the shape
of hack was chartered. Many
went to the island to view
the sights there, The ARGUS reporter
fell in with several, and talked with them
about their trip. Everywhere they had
been received kindly. They would 60 to
St Paul visit Lake Minnetonka. stay
several weeks, and then return home
On their return about half of the party
intended to stop in this city for several
days making their headquarters at the
Harper.
I'm from Pittsburg," said one big
fellow, land this is not my first visit to
Rock Island. The Yankees held ME as
a prisoner over on the Island during
the late war, and / don't think l will ever
forget it. When 60! out, l looked as
though | had been in soap factory. l
sent my wife over there in a carriage, so
as she could see the place. She had q
brother die three; she wanted me to 90
along but don't want to see the place
would rather stay down here and drink
beer. When l come back, III stop and
see you"
The boat will steam for the north this
evening.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-19
MARRIAGES..
Swan YOungren and Miss Anna Head
beFg---A Splendid Time After
the Ceremony.

Nothing gives the ARGUS more pleas
ure than to chronicle the marriage of a
worthy young couple. Wednesday after
noon, Squire Chopper performed the cere
mony for Swan Youngren and Miss Anna
Headberg, as worthy couple as ever
started out to face the storms and battles
of life together.
Swan being Red Man, be was taken
by storm after the meeting of that body
last night. A large number o. the noble
braves marched in Indian style to his
residence, on the corner of Ninth street
and Fourth avenue, where they were en-
tertained handsomely. Mons. Nelson, a
staunch friend of Swans. presented him
with an exceedingly large funnel, which
created great merriment. All who know
the young couple just starting out will
wish them mnch happiness
FEELAN-swANsEN
Frederick Feelan and Miss christina
Swanson were married at the residence Of
Deacon Halves, last evening, The happy
couple reside at Milan.