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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-22
THE SOCIETY WORLD.
Old Settlers Meeting at Moline---Red
Mems Ball---A Surprise.


Today in Moline, occurs the annual fes-
tival of the Old Settlers society The
early pioneers have been fiocking in from
the country all day, and it is well that
ample room has been prepared for their
reception In order that all may be &C
commodated the Keator house, SINNERS
hall, and Wallaces restaurant have been
secured for the occasion The Old Set
tiers and their families gathered at the
Keator house parlors at 2 p. m, and
spent about an hour and half in general
sociability. The regular exercises of the
day commnnced at 8 80 o'clock and lasted
until five, at which time supper will be
served. SINNERS hall will be used by
the young people who desire TO dance
The reception committee are: At the
Keator house, Messrs, E. P Reynolds,
David Halves, Jonathan Huntoon, DR.. E.
H. Bowman, L. D. Edwards and Ira
Whitehead. At Wallaces G. Fl, Deere,
C. F. Hcmenway, Samuel Heagy, J. T.
Kenworthy, J. ]. Parks, and John B.
Fidler Davenport. The music commit
tee is composed of Mr.. J. W. MCPHERSON
and Mesdames ]. B. Dawson and Celia
Samuels
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WUuNuUNmHuuUE HaUH Morbus Cramps,
~ Wv - @uau " - IN ~ Fux, Diarrhoa
etc, and IL tho BEST PAIN KILLER and READY RELIEF
ever.sold Price Fifty Gents, at ali dealers.
Wholesale by CR2WDUS DRUG 90, Dallas, Texas,

The house then went into committee OF
tho whole on the private calendar.
The bill providing for the retirement OF
Colonel Henry J, Hunt M msjor-generA
gave rise 10 a good deal OF discussion.
Ia opposing the measure, Springer took
occasion 10 speak In strong condemnation
OF the bill TO retire General Grant
aud give him n pension OF $l0,l25, amply
because he had been unfortunate In Wall
street. II was said that General Grant had
not been aware OF the dealings OF his part.
ners, but the fact remained that he assocl.
ated himself with spec ulators who
were Involved in the most dis.
reputable practices which had ever been
heard In this country, and were only par
alleled Ia other countries by the South Sea
bubble ana John Laws Mississippi scheme.
This was not the time, Nor were the oif.
cumslances such as called upon congress to
60 TO Grants relief
The bill was laid aside with favorable
recommendation.
Tho bill for the payment Of qusrler.
masters claims, known ns tho Fourth
OF July claims, was taken up out
OF its regular order. considered aud
laid aside with favorable recommendation.
IL approprlalGs $4,000, about one.half Of
which goes 10 citizens Of Tennessee
The com mit.eo rose and passed the bill.
RecesB war taken, the evening sesBlon TO
be Tor tho consideration OF pension bills.
The house ut the evening" session passed
iorty.sx pension bills. Including one OF 500
per month 10 tho widow OF General Ord,
and ad burned.
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PERSONAL.

John w. Floore, Of Cleburne is al the
Windsor.
J. A. Stewart, q s,ockman o. Brecken.
ridge, Is in the city.
DR.. Il. IL. Jones, of Mesquite, is in the
city greeting his friends.
MrP. A. J. Childress and son, OF Terrell
are guests Of the Windsor.
b. I. Barry, a prominent attorney Of
Corsicana, Is at the Windsor.
James J. Msndlebaum, secretary Of the
Little Rock Gin company, Is at the Wind
sor.
@. @. Allen, land commissioner of the
Cult Colorado Il Santa Fe road, was in the
city yesterday.
Major Charles Green, of Wichita Falls,
was in the city yesterday, greeting old
a'quaintances.
G.. knight, OF the Vandalia, and John
Howard, of the Bee line, both veteran pas
senger agents, are in the city.
DR.. John Il. Ennis, land and passenger
agent Of the Missouri Pacific, with head
quarters at Chicago, is at the Windsor.
Mr.. Il. ID. Lewis, local agent of the Texas
& Pacific and Missouri Pacific, leaves this
morning on flying visit to Little Rock.
V.o. Weed, OF Austin, who has been viz
ting his brother, Mr.. James Weed, lett
yesterday morning for home, going via
Fort Worth.
John s. Andrews, prominent cattle
man of Fort Worth, is In the city. He has
rented an office, and will make Dallas his
headquarters.
George w. Ketch, one of the financial
representatives OF Leon & II. Blum, who
hiss been water.bouud for the past few
days, left yesterday for Fort Worth.
Mr. Alex. Smith, who was called away
some weeks since 70 Chicago TO attend the
bedside OF his father, Mr.. John NJ. Smith,
who was seriously III, returned yesterday
and his friends will be pleased TO learn that
his father has recovered.
At the 81. George: X T Sowasb Wort
h an; II Stubs Workman; J q Davis,
Pecos; G Matthew, Il + Looney, Green
vile; j Wright, Morgan; II + Moore,
Ksufman: II Houston, Oyilla: II Opt
johnson, Texas; John L Allen, Austin; j
G Matthews, Nc Kinney; g II Crawford,
| Terrell A L Wilson, Kaufman; o w Par
ker, Mckinney; NJ Fayar, New York;
Sam Angus Riley, Prairie; ! Curtis,
Montague; 4 M Barkly, New York; VIM
Peoos; Danvil Decker, Sacramen to; Mrs s
L vinsop, Midlothian; e Walker, Breck-
enridge; Robert like, Missouri; John
Farrow, Il Stuart, Ennis; A Gardner,
Mexico; o Johnson. Mckinney; John
| Floren, Waxahachie: L O Lewis, Grape
vine; VIC Cooksey, Homer, La A b Man
ming, J s Carrie, 4 & p railway; A w
Riley, Wills Point; w Il Langton, Cleburne'
J NJ Campbell, Mrs II Campbell, Avaradoi
IA buckley, Colorado City: Geo V.sTy,
Houston; w Porter, Memphis; II A
Bovrand, Georgetown; II Y Dawashr
N Grubbe, Workman.
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THE OKLAHOMA RAID.

WASHINGTON, May % -TPress 1.-The fol-
lowing telegram concerning the movements
Of persons who have been trying 10 force
their way into Oklahoma has been trans.
mitted by tho acting secretary OF war TO the
secretary Of tho interior:
Fort Reno /. 4 May g--To tho Adjuiant. Gen.
eral, Department Of tho Missouri:
A carrier just from Lieutenant Day, who
is on the Cimmaron, reports that intruders
made serious resistance to Lieutenant
Day. lie has arrested thirty.iivc
but many more are coming, aud they may
overpower him by mum pers. send Captain
Carroll with all available cavalry at my post
this evening. / have asked
the commanding officer at Fort Sill for
two troops of cavslry a. his post.
TSlgned.l DEwEEs,
Major Commanding.
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FLOTSAM.
The Trinity is trying itself.

Concert tonight at Mayors garden.
Open air concert.t might at Mayors gar
den.
Grand concert tonight at Mnyer's sum.
mer garden by Meme Bros. orchestra.
Lovers of fiso music should not fail to
attend the concert tonight ut Mayors gar
den.
p. Lelardoux, architect, Denison, box
265 wants drau ghtsman. Write imme-
oiately.
A large number from this city will a.
tend the sale OF town lots At Colorado City
Monday.
The sale of Dnugherty g. Poyner's town
lots in their addition 10 Colorado City
comes of Monday.
The city OF Colorado is on big, substsr-
tial boom, and the wise man will salt his
money In lot there.
Pat O'Keefe, of Irish descent, and vet
eran mixologist, Is on the lookout at the
Electric Light saloon.
For elegant paper hanging, picture
frames and artists materials, go to J. ID.
Roberts Il Co., at III Elm street.
All sittings at McClellan's, 705, Main
street, geographically speaking, are
made instsntaneously, and his pictures are
No patent medicine advertising by Nc
Clellan, 705 Main street. He Is "strictly
business" His phoiss speak volumes in
his praise.
Mcclellan Ia the veteran photographer
energetic aud tirelefs. You will never find
him Tin the lead" but always leading,
7o5 Main street.
At q meeting OF Engine company No. 2
Last evening, Mr.. w. L. Hawkins rendered
his resignation rs foremsn on account OF
I'll health. Accepted. and Mr.. Tom Wilker.
son chosen TO fill the vacancy.
Ho for Colorado IL would be better for
parties who propose attending the sale OF
iots ct Colorado to leave Dallas tomorrow
al $40 D. m, es It will give them one day
there 10 look the property over.
Attention OF lovers OF field sports Is called
TO the advertisement Of Mr.. Trszevant in
another column. He has the finest and
pureft bred cettsrs in America. and In sell
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"Impcrishablc.''

'Impcrishablc."
DAYS and even weeks after the epplica'
ion of the genuine Murray & Lanmnn
Florida Water the handkerchief
or garment stu exhsles soft,
rich fragrance. II Is this pc.
culiar advantage over all other toilet prep
arntions that has won for this world iamed
nnrlume the expressive designation OF i'm
porishable" by which IL is generally known.
10 distinguish the genuine article from its
Trade Mark" which consists of narr Nv
white strip label be.ring the facsimile
signature OF Lanman & Kemp, New York,
sole proprietors.
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MlOKE INCONSISTENCIES.

A train bearing sixty excureionists from
the east, composed of business men end
farmers on proauecting tour, will arrive
this evening at @ o'clock DR.. John u. En-
mis-, the passenger and land agent of the
Gould lines, who arrived last night from
the west, will meet them here and chape.
ron them westward, over tho Texas 81
Pacific road. They will lay over here
until Sunday morning. when they will
20 west to attend the sale OF the town lots
OF Daugherty and Poyner's addition 20 Col
orado City, which comes off Monday. DR..
Ennis reports that the washouis west OF
here, on the Texna & Pacific, have been re-
paired and that trains will resume regular
trims on that part Of the line TODAY.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES

On yesterday Charles +, Bolanz purchas-
cd OF II. W. Jones, administrator OF tho
estate of j. j. Jones. deceased, the one'hali
interest owned by the estate, In the lot 20
0rawiord's building, for So 900 each, and the
firm Of Murphy & Bolanz will begin In q
short while the erection Of q very handsome
three-story brick building, with o vault,
suitable for their extensive real estate bust.
ness.
dessrs. Nusbnumers have broke dirt on
their lot, % by GO leot OH the south side Of
Msin street, just west OF Market street. for
the erection of q two-story brick business
building.
Jefferson Peak sold to X, b. Cockrell, l6i
by 80 feet, on Swiss avenue near Live
Oak, tor 81 800.
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for help. and who gave his name as George
Murray, from everywhere and eyerywhNIt
else, had by representations obtained ~
from Brown, who. becoming suspicious,
had essayed 10 recover his money by catch
Ing the party, Grimes assisting b m. Brown
his way to Colorado TO get possession
OF SIS COO hls uncle. who had died, had
left him, and offered TO take him along
with him, aud that on that sort OF u song
and dance he had loaned him the money,
Murray representing that he had money In
bank. The etioer decided no had no right
10 hold Murray fer borrowing money and
released him, when Murray tkipped out.
Edeuce man,
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WAsHISoroH, May 3d. Press J. The
railway mail bureau has completed sched-
ule for mail service between 'ints in the
United States and the City of Mexico.
Service will no daily, aud the run.
the City of Mexico will be six days and
twenty.three hours. while the return trip
will be made in seven days and
one hour. The distance IL $40
miles, 1924 miles OF railroad being In
Mexico Starting from New York a. 3 n.
m, the mail will arrive at the City OF Mex.
will leave the City OF Mexico Mt
0 D. m, reaching New York
at 1920 p. III. The following
named cities sre on the line OF communica.
ton: Pit.sburg, Columbus, Ohio, Indian.
apolis, st. Louis, 5edalia, Missouri, Kansas
City, LBJunta. Colorado. Albuquerque,
New Mexico, Rlueon, New Mexico and Il,
Paso, Texae.
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OUR pREssrp nEEr INpusTRY.

WAsnIsGroS, May 23,-TSpeoialI IA. Il.
reirigerating enterprises IN Texas, stopped
here on trip east. He was asked II the
trouble among stockholders in the Fort
Worth Strengthening houte would break
down that enterprise. He taid he had made
arrangements 10 control tho Fort Worth
enterprise, having raised the money 10 buy
local stockholders out.
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Mr.. Jameo Porter, Of Mesquite, arrived
in the city THURSDAY, ana in MS meander-
ings be met up with two Irishmen who
played the agreeable TO perfection. They
showed him around the city. He saw Dali
los by gaslight, and when bed time came
he was well pleased sith himself his new
friend9 ard tho world at large. They were
very attentive and saw him to bed. lie
a1olge yes torday morning TO hDd that he
bad been touched 10 the ture Of $50.
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QUEEN ESTHER.

st. Matthews Cathedral choir, aided by
many Of our best singers, have In rehearsal
the magnificent overture, "Queen Esther"
under the musical direction OF Professor
Henry Frees, this fact insure5 perfection,
for as director he has no superior In the
state. The overture IL founded in the
book OF Esther as contained In the bible,
and the music Is sweet and popular, and
CANT costumes and scenic effect. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of tho choir and
fund. We will give further inior-
nation as regards the cast, etc, as the
work PROGRESSES.
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lerizsd Thursday night, md small sum
Of money and n gold watch and chain
ptoleo. The burglars effected nn entrance
through the rear door OF tho building. Ger.
tain parties are suspected OF the THEFT and
their arrest viii likely follow.
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-sE
nINoRCE GRANTED.

Mrs. Matte Morris was granted a divorce
yesterdy in the district court from her hus-
band, Charles Morris, OF Mckinney, who
was formerly county attorney Of Collin
courtv. She altered cruel treatment aud
drunkenness on the part OF the defeudcnt,
J. j. Roberts g. Co.. III Elm stree, nre
headquarters FOR picture france, artists
materials ana artistic pnper hanging The
latest STYLES OF wall paper.
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A CoNEInENUE GAME.

"Helpl Helgi" reil.d a man on Main
street last night, at the intersection Of Msr-
tin street. A large crord rushed to his
rescue. Mike Grimes held 8 man who
cisimed that G-iDcs and smother man, who
z " bis name - o. W. Brown, were trying
10 him. 0nic'r scblunniDgsr put 10 IN
appearance when Il transPirsd, II m what
oSuia Do is~s'Y we, sas p-s.s rAo ,s.ssd
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Cure of Rheumatism.

OcgAsus Posi- OFFICE. RocKAwAY BEACH,
". y, March /, lSs3.-I have been
great sufferer from rheumatism. Some
elk weeks ago hud bad attack
aud was lsid 40 for q month; nothing
appeared 10 me OF any good. got box OF
BrandreLh's Pills ~ last, and took three
aud four every night for week. | got
better every day, aud in week | was well.
On this beach we have no doctor, and our
main reliance Is on Brandreth's Pills and
Alcock's Porous plsslers.
M. p. HOLLAND. Postmaster.
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HELD TO ANSWER.

Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Wright will bring down from Deniaon
within the next few days Epps and Lewis,
the Black Hollow stage robbers, who were
hound over by United States Commissioner
Ricketts, 10 appear at the June term OF the
Federal court. They were unable TO give
bond and will he brought here aud lodged
In ja,l for safe keeping.
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uorsrord,s ACID phosphntc,

ADVANTAGEOUS II DlsFhFsIA,
DR.. G. V. Dorsey, Piqua, ODio. says: II
have used IL In dyspep-ia with very marked
benefit. II there is deficiency Of acid IN tho
stomach, nothing affords moro relief, while
the action on the nervous system is de-
oiiedly beneficial"
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II tho testimony Of thousands Of the
best housekoepors ~ our land 10 TO be be-
believed, there are not any lllvoring eX'
tracts Ia the market worth half 20 much as
DR.. Prices Special FlayorlnEs. They need
no recommendations from us. Let DR..
Prices Vanilla, Lemon, or Ntolarina PA
vors once be used, aud they will always be
ueol
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TEXAS GROWING posT.orrICYs.

the post.ofllce department there are ssyetAl
applications from Texas post-ofllces for
more liberal allowance for clerk hire, all
applications being based on increased aud
inorogsing business. Tho figures show o
growth In keeping with th,t Of any OF the
westprn etotau
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MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION.

The following circular explains itself
Galveston. May q, lsSi-Gult Colorado & Santa
Fe Railway General Managers once.
Mr.. James ~. Phillips IL this day ep.
pointed master OF transportation, vice j.
II. Crowley. resigned. Mr.. Phillips will
have charge Of the movement OF eli trains.
w. ssrDER,
General Manager.
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EXCURSION TICKETS

Pacific railways will be on sale at T.. r.
Turner'S ticket Office, 504 Main st., June
Let. the only office where you can get
through eleeping-car accommodations to
at I.o1fs
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A BAD MAN.
The Following Is 10 hand:

SULPHUR SPRINGS May 23.-[Dallas HRE.
AID. William White, u man about %
years OF age, fec. and 6 or s inches high,
sandy hair, gray or hazel eyes. fair com.
Jaw broke Off ABOUT midway, one little
shorter than the other. Ho refuses to be
identified, aud is supposed 10 be guilty OF
some crime sUmo where In the state, and
IS thought 10 be under an assumed name,
He is now lodged in the county Jail at Sui
phur Springs, Texas.
j. X. FERGUSON.
Sheriff, Hopkins county, Texas.
p. S.-Think we have q bad man. Can
you copy? SHERIFF.
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QUEEN CITY GUARDS.

At meeting OF the Queen City Guards
held at their srmory last night, the follow
ing officers were elected Dan Hlnklsy
first lieutenant; o. O. Chandler, second
7. B. Rowlings, third lieuten
ant; l.. Denenman, first sergeant: A. o
Watson, second aergeant; Frank Roberts
third sergeant; J. @. Galnhfr, four.h ser.
Eeent; J. Freeman, fifth serZesnt; w. W
Wishalt, first corporal; Fred logan, sec
ond CORPORAL; leaao Emin, third corporal
James knight, fourth corporal.
The guards, under their new captain, A
j. Houston, aud such material as the ebovt
for officers. are destined TO flourish.
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EXPERIENCES IN TEACHING.

Though comparatively Q young man
Professor Lawrence is one Of the cldssl
teachers IN ths southwest, having laugh;
mcrs than 5000 students 10 writing duriDs
the last twenty years.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Political Sea Proyokingly Placid
Politicians Preparing 10 Pair.
Phenomenal Growth OF the Postal
Service In Texas.
Kellogg's whine scellane0us Matter
TnE POI.IrIuAL pnT.

WASHINGTON, May 90 Especial l-ln,er,
est IN national legislation seems 10 lag
AS tho ID OF June approaches, republican
members are looking about for pairs ON
political questions 10 enable them TO 90 Ia
(,hicapo.
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NEW MILITARY COMPANY,

We learn there is n military organization
about perfected, which contsmplAtes enter
ing in the New Orleans competitive drill,
aud from what we know OF the material, a
dark horse will certainly loom mp on that
MIRA aim
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LEARN TO WRITE.

Half-fato scholarships wll! be issued in
the writing department. Of Lawrenoe's
Commercial college until tue 10Th day OF
June, emitting the holder TO instruction in
business writing until the 18th day OF Sep
tam her 1884,
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SARGENT & co.
GENERAL A0ENTs:FOR


hand Gsner sgsn,s i Nnp,e large stock or ma ma
Globe Alarm TIL Drawers Tyre Wrters Gus Hughes Fat
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Lundborg's Perfume, Eienis.
LundhorR's Perfume. Marechsl Mel Rose.
Lundbore's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Luudborg's Perfume, LILY OF the Valley
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DIED.
FUNERAL NOIICE-

The oficsrs AMI mrmsers Of Csdi, Trl,s No,
S Improved Order OF Red Men, are requested 70
meet q. their hail ~ esoA r.. this 9i.h Gun.
loser Moon. q. s. ID 800 - stierd the fuasrsi
Of our les sctcd b .ihes W. " Tsst "
AZ
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ATLANTA, TEX. Sept. %, 1ss3.-J. f.
Smith Il Co., ST. Louis:-Your Bile Beans
sell we'll and have given general satlsfao
ton among our customers.
Yours respectfully,
MILES &c HARP, Druggists.
For nale by all druggists.
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VONt NTttk COnHUtHtt.
Mr.. A. b. Shaver, Cove Greek, Taze-
well county, Virginia, writes; II WAS for q
long time grea. sufferer with kidney and
bladder trouble. Finally | tried St. Ja-
cobs Oil, tho great pain reliever, external
IL, and u cured me -
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W. l.. CAbELL,


Bids were opened and read from the Dial.
las Times, Mercury, Volksbadt and Dallas
HERALD for the city printing, and the HER
AID wa, chosen as the official organ OF the
city.
The bids for printing 500 copies Of the
city ordinances wes awarded the HERALD,
at sl.2O per page.
IL was also voted that such matter es
deemed necessary by the council be print
ed In German In the Voiksbladt.
The repairing of the wall OF the water
works reservoir was referred to the water
commissioners with power TO act.
The committee on sewers reported that
arrangements bad been made with T. l.
Marsalis to connect the hole in the rear Of
the old post-office with the drain under his
sore.
The contract for pipe sower from Har.
wood street down the mid
die OF the block between Elm
aud Main 10 Sycamore was let TO a. Nc
Whirk at 30 cents per foot.
An ordinance granting the Dallas Belt
Street Railway company the privilege Of
raising the bridge on Hsrwood street four
feet higher, provided IL made proper ep-
prosches to the same, was passed.
Alderman Loeb offered the following res
olution. which was adopted:
Resolved. That the finance committee be
and 1, hereby authorized TO negotiate for a
loan for not less than SIS 900 on 90 DAYS
time for as low rate OF interest as possible,
from date Of making the city's promissory
note for same, aud to use as collateral secu-
rity for said loan the $4,000 Third ard
Fourth ward drain bond II necessary.
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Tles and Bug

Elcs ana bug
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice
gophers, chipmunks. cleared out by
Trough on Rats" 100.
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LAwRENCE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Is in its eleventh year, without any vaca-
ton, day or night.
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KICiPOOS

The order OF Kicspoos are ordered to
met at Mayors hall this Afternoon al 4
O'Clock for the transaction of important
business. All mem beers are requested 10 at
tend. BY order Of grand priest.
J. TREEs,
l.. Z. MYERs,
eentinels
Z. s.-PArties wishing to join will report
NJ 4 n m prOmptly.
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"Llitle Joker" is the bes, amoklng to
baccD