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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-05
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
ON SAN PEDRO AVENUE.
CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE, /
SAS ANTONIO. December 10, 1881.

THE STATE or TEXAS,
County OF lBcxar, Whereas certain par
ties, whose names appear below, have failed 10
pay the amount assessed against them for
street improvements made by the City OF san
Antonio, In front of their property on san
Pedro avenue. after having received due
notice 20 construct the same, but failed TO
comply with said notice, and also failed TO pay
the amount due the city for improving said
street;
Therefore. In my capacity as City Engineer
OF sai1 city. and IN compliance with Section
OF City Ordinance regulating street Improve
meuts,I have levied upon,a will during legal
hours, on the first Tuesday OF the mouth OF
January next, to-wit. on tho sixth day OF
said month, and on each succeeding day there
after until the sale Is completed, cell at public
cutlery, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, the be-
lo;s described parcels OF land and town lots
lying and being In said City OF san Antonio, or
such portion thereof as " III satisfy the amount
due and unpaid by each respective. person
herein Named with accruinR cost, before tho
door " the County Courthouse, In the city OF
san Antonio, County OF neNar.
Amount and cost may be paid nj any time
before the day OF sale.
&. =. MATLACK, city Engineer.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-05

TuE important feature Of THE CENTURY
MAaAziSE for the coming yoar-indced, per.
haps the most important undertaken by the
magazine will be n series Of separate
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

IA this question Is frequently asked
We will simply say that she IN lady
VINO for upwards of 40 years has untir-
ingly devoted hOr time and talents AZ
a female physician and nurse, princi'
pally among childf0n, $40 has osp0c'
lally Hudiad tho constitution and
WautH at this numerous class, and as a
result Of this effort and practical
knOledge, obtained In q lifetime spent
Rs q nurse aud physician, sho has com.
pounded a Soothing syrup for chill
dgeu tuuth,pg, II operates likO magic
giving rest and health, and Is more
over, suru 10 regulate the bowels, In
consequence ofthis article Mrs. Wins
Tow IL becoming world-conownot
rs q LUaui1ctOr OF her race; children
certainly do risaup and bless hor; es'
peclaliY Is thls the case In this city.
Vast quantities Of tho Soothing Syrup
are daily sold ana used here. We
think Mrs, WiuSiOw has iInmOrtaliz2d
her uRme by this invaluable article,
and we 8!nCer6ly believe thousands Of
children have boon saved from an
early grave by It's timely use, and that
millions yot unborn viii share It's ben-
ohts and unite I'm calling her blessed.
No mother has discharged her duty 10
her suffering little one, in our opinion,
until sho has given IL the benefit OF
Mrs. Wislow's Soothing syrup. Try
IL, mOthC rs-tryi IL now.-l Ladies' Wis.
ltOr, New York City.l Sold by all
druggists, - c.nts q bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

CLEHVRNE, Aug, t. Special The Tc-
union OF ia 9son-' brigade to-day wa, an
that could have been cypectod ny ~
O'closk ihe grolRts were thronsrd with
people. Rev, Fr5i cox, al Ennis, opened
the cg0rul,Cs with prayer, afiev which
"Nenror My God to Thee" came In very
appropriately, by the C.oburne brass band
The address 0gwc'oome, by Co'oaclJ W.
Brown, OF Clcturnc, surpassed even the oN'
pc tatinnF ofhls frlvuds
TrcIcsp1nsc, by President Ncal,was wei
said,
Then came the welcome To- the oN-Jnipa
soldiers, by Judge Abbott, which WAS most
appropriate, nnd was appropriately re-
spundcd Ia by Colonel W u. Wylial OF Dali
ns ,drgssed IN the blue.
Mninr r. ", Heath, ofClchutnc, then O.
turned the II ~ of the kUy,svNcuih In
diana, captured at franklin, through tol-
ouel wyllc,
MaIoT Heath welcomed the old settlers,
which was responded 10 10y. Colonel n.
hawkins Other speakers followed,
There waN good music between the
speeches, "DlNie" and yankee Doodle
ueing the most ailccti q Alto .tiher, 10
may be- said I'll went well,
Hon. Il, q, Mills was ON the grounds AMI
will speak to- morrow,
Senator Coke tc'cgrU" he'd that he would
certainly bs here tomorrow
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

mftilnr M iha fnpmHifai N Ne Fafinn.
fnn f'fafa nffH 0lffilHH nn me ffHnl
siHHd fNH hiHrf Hf ita Wf0iiHf We A.
select Coz iime 4uf "a .0a nf hn.h.ns lh0
iegn.ni. n'la. iamG9 ,asand Voc
piara ta'.rilI n.d ihrnIst WOinf ilf ln
Aufn.I I1. runi nulnf lire d'ls wee
snEArsAs nfoHHtstfur.
AtHmUe. nHuf ihs AffHnsns rs luuiC r.
crates ih NOR inf uH the grounds Con.
rfai Isl 4 thtol u.d TiEe was elected
pfrsiftuttH \. Cobb, nacaiur, FIrc-prHs I.
druti ~ e. huunft second FlrasnfrtIleui
VIII a. Mi itr itratur, secretary /"
itB was app 'uied t0sD lert place for thr
neat Ieln un and other business, ihs
committee consisted uf Aessrs b., \, Cobb
~ 4 N0unr and a. o.. liOlrhrtt,
X. n, ilpichcli then called 0engral tahell
i0tte front aud lu few we'll made remarks
% csgntfh him with a handsome, IVORY
mounted walkins care,
Gsnsn vs.. A. "a oil; La behalfuI your
u.d hural. and ihe ATksusaWtrs stnrI-
ally nave tho y rasur' a. prcsUut iu son
this cane Ina inEeu of Our high n4pTUU ia''uy
and love we have iur you as 9 mahi ta t
sooi cli frn, snd more 'spe ially ass nrh'r
uud gallant general WHO mas le a. Apnn ID
many uluuiy battle field, alt who new
said 80 bul .Dd the way ans rrll
como ua boys, npu VIC meyer
knew defeat In presenlius THIS
value, hu, n prrstniing this believe us io
say that ID Is not for It's value THAI Nr
present 10 10 you, bot d H. To eug,lyur o.
SNOW {. you our high ami eNa i,I NrpIefl-
alton iual No have Tor our heroic ana D.
liant Oi fl-e General, take lNis .une,
aud NAV % serve u future yea in leading
as tn aud governing us In our yruu.ons uH
aid your sword load aud severn u7 lu ihr
irving days t4at HIc pasI,
When handed tn tho old war horse hs NJ ~
50 ga 4 that ho could not ter NO ii W
q Young stepped forward ouu made his
address OF gratitude, Witch YVES pointed
mud o. Tl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13
Take An In All,
Take all the Kidneys and Liver
Medicines,

Take an the Kidneys and Liver
Medicines,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Dyspepsia and
Indigestion cures,
Take all this Ague, Foyer, and
bilious specifics.
Take 81! the Brain and Nerve force
rGyivers,
Take all the Great health restorers,
In short, take all the b9st qualities OF
all these and tDC-best
Qualities OF all the best medi zines
in the wnrl ?, and you will fad that
Hop BiltHrs have the best curative
qualities aud powers of Glt-con-
centratad In them,
And that they will cure when any
or all Of these, singly or-comblned,
FailN!!
A thorough nial viii give positive
proof Of this.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

!
Fort WORTH, Aug. Especial. l.
! TGe gre5G cOncoursa of citl2ens and
veterans who visited the reunion
grounds tc-3ay were rather late max
! ing their appearance, but when the
| tide of humanity began to flow it was
not long before tho beautiful grove
" rs one moving mass of people. Est
mates OF the number in attendance
to-day have been different, but one
| thing IS sure,lr ioIl out nttIe,u any,Da-
! low that of yesterday.
| st an early hour there WAS started
! on tho grounds report that m2u
| had been killed during the night
| This report was the first thing heard
| by the reporter this morning, Alter
| diiigont inquiry he was unable trace IL
| 20 any authentic source, and 1t was
undoubtedly . cauard.
| At . O'Clock the sharp command,
"Ali troops assemble at their hend-
q iarters," was heard ringing through
the camp, aud there was an
indiscriminate rush all over the
WAC had, in days agOn9, been accus
| toned TO obey, In q comparatively
short time hundreds OF veterans were
in line and tho picture vas a repro
| ductiOn OF many u scene during th5
irving times of war. The only faa
lures lacking were tho brislinG bayO
nets and the knapsagh. This move
was made for Tho purpose Of having
I 5he different examinations photo
graphad, which was not completed uu-
| Ill 3 o'Gi0cE JhIs afternoon. Rhine
was the artist, and Will furnish cop.
les to all the old soldiers.
One Of the features of tho day was =
desperate lUok'n; and very mystic.
rious acting character, who sub rosa
claimed 90 be the celebrated outlaw,
SAM Hildarbraud Hldorbrard has
beeu dead several years, but il made
no difference with this character. III
was Sam anyhow, aud moved out CT
line when the photograph OF his Oh
ganization was bsing taken. He said
that he wanted no picture Of himsoli
taken.
Az 1880 the artillery fired salute
from the south bank Of tho river, es a
traiu loaded with visitors rolled in
from the city. 1t was the longest train
that has yet baen pulled to the
grounds, and soon the hundreds who
were on it were wandering in couples,
threes aud groups through the
grounds, or securing seats under the
| shade of tho pavilion.
A slight breeze about IL O'Clock was
created by q character, who claimed to
have been soldier daring tho war,
making disrespectful remark about
general On the opposite side. which
was quickly resented by ono who had
served under the officer reflected upon.
! When the matter was sifted. IL was
| ascertained that he who made the re-
| mark was only about 80 years old
| and had never heard - hostile bullet
whistle nor seen the simmer of bayo-
\ net, save when the militia were on
parade. He was quickly given to IN
derstand that at reunions of soldiers on
both sides, The opinions and slurring
emarks of non- com batants and in
fants had but little weight.
| MORNING EXERCISES.
At 11:30 O'Clock the reunion was
called to order by Grand Marshal W,
T. Maddox, and Rev. A. A. johnson,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

Five year ago | broke down with
kidney and liver complaint and
rheumatism. Since then | have beon
unable 20 be about at all. My liver
became hard like wood; my limbs
were pulled up and filed with water.
All the bast physicians agreed that
nOthiflg could cure me. resolved to
try Hon Filters; | have used seven
bottles: the hardness has oil gone
from my liver, th4 swelling from my
limbs, and it has worked q miracle in
my case; otherwise l would have been
now in my grave.
!, w. MoREY, Buffalo, Ost. 1881.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13
Wards SEaIlA2I FQa YlHa. LADIES


A famous institution Tnn l.G.r d,
number 703, The attendant. tJ
for sixteen states. The Ais .Nu .s.
gins September, l, 1855. PatrC a'5 col
lrte. Board, fuel, lights, lsu ~, music
aud literary tuition, use of piauI, contin-
gent fees, stationery books M d sheet nu-
Sic cost year f,ou $500 to $3l., paya ole in
miscellaneous, If desired A hch for the
Students will leave Texas for Ma hville
September LIST in charge OF the agent. For
cata ogue and arrangements, address j. @.
PattOn, Professor OF Mathematics and
General Agent Dallas, Texas. Mal will
be forwarded 10 him on the road imme-
niAtclN.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13
rhc HtunIon M GreenvIlln

fuhEEN \ ALAsAt sAAa .8l'hAAaAAs AAN
following t. the portion OF last nights re-
port NJ the reunion that failed 10 reach
The HERALD, on account OF electrical dis
turbances OF the wire, Hen. d. d. Culbcr-
son continued his speech substantially rs
follows:
This Is n time when acrimonious party
criticisms should be- hushci. We do not
meet TO discuss right or wrong OF the war
that has been settled long ago and sealed
hy the blood OF million Of mon. Nor Hm /
here 10 review tbs dark era OF hate between
sections that followed the war the rur
carpetb3gism. Let Us hope that the s,iNery
era of gosd wilt, which now dawn so aus
piclOusiy upon the COunir has come TO-
dry TO bless MS and 20 Had US n N ever
lasting friendship. OF al lies iriyuu-
Sulp near and noble ~ they should ~,
there IL none 80 pure rs The soldier lend
shin IA he pure water that sprorg nom
the 'strickcn rock. H. springs rom pure
hcsrI,pnd there Is nothing surdid ~ blsr IN
such friendship. This l-Nn ussrnp Y NOT OF
varl!ke mo stir cd by martial y use and
led hy stern officers, but men who come
pith their wives aui beautiful daughters 10
Young city and foster the fGicu s0iDs made
an i..it together H. tn dark scenes of
strife. How htt'ng 80 IL ar the Old sol
d,ers 10 meet sealn, renew their IrienG-
SD lpS and talk over w'r-thu big WAY.
Wcmust all sopn pas awayalI Tue crave
that covers onc.helf million Of ur COM
rides yuwns for Us, and why not meet and
'.'a over .e war .5Fgry true ana " &c
.1u.tt, InOut 3Hy regard 10 ..t x
...t ..' sn he So rui n"s gr A. ores. in
11, .,. az 'h1' var Eh',l NN .. re-
go. .. .'r I|r 'r.Slu N.+." ana
u.r... .. . H..rr.. 1H, u. cent
... .. ..... no -sr. under
.... gIr &c.. uprgr 90. u.,h ,loIs
ana. ...t. ..oa.t .rHL.I. f'..f eS 70
,'. ,..... ada .u. D. I'D ..n and
.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

az was dragged down with DEBT poverty
and suffering for years, caused Ivy sick
famIy and large bill for doctorng,
was comp tteiy di roura ged, until,
one year ago, BY the advice N my pastor, ]
commenced using Hop Btters, ana in one
month we were all well, and uoue Of Us
have seen p sick day since, and | want to
say 10 allpOOr men, you can Keep your
families well Il year with Hop Blttcrs for
less IMAM onI doctors visit will COST. 1
know IT, y NoR l&GMAS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

LII None gcnUinc without bunch of
greeE Hops on tho whit, label. shun all
the vie, poison us stun with "iup' or
"Hopsn IN II f. nameY
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

fhs fsspiss' Protest
"fnf dfniai trash, huf hafd.effnfd cash
Too l0nr we've spout in vain
iiuf hanoHfnfth won't ~ aO/UDONT
Tho toDih preserves THAT'S plain,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

Tho resfiy aubstanrt .....-.
uf thH teeth o. hflitln. NOIODONT,
cuupUgOi 0SCluslyoly ~ hygiene veg.
btHllO elements, aud containing no SOLE
vent, IA the only article, which, while
whitening fhB onamrli preserves its
aNuuuufHaH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13
whoiasirs. winaIow ?

SrALuIEU's GLuE makoq broken
thiu.s stronger than ever,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

The military prnsert pn cgrouui5 sin cs
Tho beginning Of ~ want d a,c tht CfR|-
ia las lth and the 30 Worth Eiues,
Capiaia Nan XanGt. AT 5 ocl0ok .hts even
ii.g an exhibition drill aS gNr n en ne rv-
union gr9lnas by the military and wNN
sre, fly enjoyed " toe irge crOWt present.
NEXT MEETING
This alternoon at 4 q clock there was y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
Toak tna Baby.

The demi.monde of Springfield must be
philsnthropically inclined, according to
the Register:
Daisy Allen, painted woman, was run
in yesterday for stealing baby. The
story goes that she was out hack riding,
and drove up to house occupied by a
poor woman at the corner of Second and
Madison streets She represented herself
as church member, who was desirous
of doing good, and borrowed" an eight
weeks old baby, saying she would take it
down town, buy il some clothing, and res
turn 1t in a very short time Hours
passed, and as she did not return. the
mother sought the aid of the police.
Daisy was captured about o'clock in the
afternoon, somewhat under the influence
OF liquor. Her story is that she was rid
ing past the house in question, and. sees
ing the mother too drunk to care for her
child, she just picked it up, took it down
town, bought it some clothing, and kept
it until she thought the mother had time
to sober up. She gave bond for her fu,
ture appearance.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
A FL0ATER FOUND.
The Body Of an Unknown Man DiscOy-
cred Among the Logs Near the
Upper Saw Mill-..The
Inquest.

AT about eight o'clock this morning
David Kickbgsh and Christ Juhler, two
employees Of the Rock Island Lumber &
Manufacturing company, discovered the
naked body of man in the water be-
meath raft upon which they were works
i1g Coroner HaUes was Immediately
summoned, and swore in jury composed
Of NJ. E. Sweeney, foreman: Alexander
Steele, Robert R. Lynn, Albert ]. Taylor,
P. F Morgart and J. P. Fry.
The inquest brought out the following
facts: The body is that of an unknown
man, about five feet six inches in height,
and forty to forty-6ve years of age From
appearances the body had been in the
water ten days at least. 1t was under the
raft, the logs of which were tied togeth>
er, and when loosened the body rose to the
surface, The raft was brought down last
Wednesday by the steamer Saltwater,
and the position of the body when found
indicated that it had come down with the
logs from Beef slough where the raft was
constructed. The verdict of the jury was
that it was the body of "an unknown
man, who came to his death by drowning
in the Mississippi river at a place and
time unknown to the jury"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
River Riplets.

The sales of logs and raft movements
are larger than ever known and good logs
are now held at nearly 50 over last
springs prices at Saltwater. 1t is now
apparent that there will be no logs to
winter over on any of the waters of the
Mississippi river. The only bad feature
of this branch of the business is that it
sends great army to the woods this win
ter.
The Josephine will make an excursion
trip to Muscatine and return tomorrow,
leaving Rock Island at 9 80 in the morn
inc
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
A High Commitment.

The commencement at Mount Union
was an occasion of great interest this
year. The crowd in attendance was sim
ply immense; larger than ever before.
The large halls were crowded almost to
suttocatlon, every foot of standing room
being occupied, and hundreds stood in
the aisles for hours during the exercises
The addresses of the seniors were all
good, but as usual the best and most pop
ular address was made by a lady. To
Miss Mary E. Cable, by common consent,
was awarded this praise, and where all
did so well this compliment means much.
Alliance co. Weekly Review, August / .
The lady mentioned at the close of the
paragraph is neice of Messrs. P. L. and
Hiram Cable.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
Briefs.

Nice peaches and bananas, at Lamps.
Money to loan-22s Main street, Dav.
export, Iowa.
The Nineteenth street private sewer is
progressing rapidly, considering the
amount of blasting that needs to be done.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1929 Second
avenue. d1vr.
The palatial flagship Pittsburg, of the
Diamond Jo feet, will be down at nine
o'clock in the morning.
Advertise in the half word col,
umn of the ARGUS. 1t will pay you
Fresh picked blackberries at Lamps.
Mr.. Samuel Wainwright, one of the in
tiuential farmers of Hampton township,
was caller at the ARGUS office TODAY.
with his son.
DR.. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Mr.. Brutus Starkey, of Bowling, leaves
here on Tuesday for New York, where he
boards steamer for Liverpool, England.
Mr.. starkey expects to spend two months
visiting friends and POINTS of interest.
Get your awnings, tents, wagon COW
ers, ETC., of G. Fl. Young, III Main St.
taVeEport, Iowa. apl15dtf
The Rock Island house came out with
a very neat and appropriate bill of fare.
today. The design was in memoriam of
Gen. Grant, the card being white with
heavy black border and an imprint of the
illustrious soldier in the center
Hats, caps and gents furnishing goods
below cost at Regensberger's.
VIM. Sprague, of Rock Island, while
harvesting in Ida county, was robbed of
S35 by fellow comrade, who was in
company with him through the harvest.
The money was extracted from his pocket
while he was asleep.-Davenport Gazette
Mrs. Georgiana Bixbv, of the central
telephone exchange, accompanied by her
mother and sister, Mrs. DIR. McElhain, of
Milwaukee, will spend tomorrow with
friends in Orion, going out on the 90"
train this afternoon.
A terrible sacrifice of gents furnishing
goods at Regensberger's
Principal W. H. Hatch, eff the High
school, who is spending his vacation in
Minnesota, writes home that he is suffer-
ing with one Of those pests of nature
commonly called carbuncIe, which has
settled itself on his right cheek. He is
enjoying himself, though.
E. E. Parmenter, attorney at law.
Makes collections, loans money, and will
attend to any legal business intrusted to
him. Office, postoffice block, Rock Isl
and III ds&w1y
In speaking of the Immortality of the
waltz, writer says; Il tell you that in
the highest circles young ladies at parties
and balls are absolutely hugged-em-
braced would be too weak to express my
lneaning-by men who were altogether
unknown to them before the music for
the waltz began to inspire the toes of the
dancers. Is this pleasant sight to con-
templates" No, it is not pleasant sight
especially for the 'other fellows"
E. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
This is the best season in which to Dur.
ify the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilia is
t lie best blood purifier. 100 Doses One
Dollar
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
Testimony Of Esteem.

Postmaster Hemenway completed his
s;xtyninth year today, and the postoffice
clerks appropriately reminded him of the
fact by presenting him with an elegantly
framed steel engraving, Daisies, repres
senting a little girl-a daisy herself
with her hat throw back, and she stand
ing in the midst of a bed of daisies. Mr..
Hemenway found the picture on his desk,
when he returned from dinner, with a
card, Compliments of the Clerks. -
Moline Dispatch.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
Grand EXCLUSION

To Muscatine and return Sunday, August
g. 1885. The fast, favorite steamer, Jo-
sephine, B. A. Conger, master, Sim
Woods, clerk, will leave Rock Island at
$50 a. N. The Josephine will tow the
elegant excursion barge, Billy, on this
trip. Music by Biehl's Rock Island Ar
senal band. Tickets for the round trip
50 cents. A jolly good time for all.
GEO. LAMONT, Agent,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
THE PILGRIM.
Side Chances at People and Things...
What One Hears Along the Street
talks of the Town.

81 hear Peoria is about to adopt a sys>
TEN of electric light towers, said prom
inent citizen to the pilgrim. 81 wonder
if an aldermanic delegation from that city
would not thank its lucky stars after
wards if it inspected Rock Islands ar,
rangement before proceeding?'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
Sunday Services.


There will be lay reading in Trinity
church st 10;45 a. m, and 7:30 D. m, the
pastor being absent.
In the Central Presbyterian church, the
pastor being absent, there will be no
preaching Sunday school at $50 a. m
Young peoples meeting at Gas p. m. ,
subject: Christ Our Intercessor' -Ex
xxviii:29 3S; Heb. viii25 %.
At the First Baptist church, the morn>
ing text The Fruit of the Spirit-Meek-
ness" In the evening union service at Z
o'clock, at which time Rev. J H. Wright
will preach. Sunday school at $50 a m. ,
J. W. Welch, superintendent.
At the Christian Chapel the Rev. J. Il.
Wright, pastor, will deliver Grant
Memorial" discourse at 1045 a. m.
Union service at the Baptist church at Z
p. IN. Sunday school at 9:15 a. M, F. H.
Kaupke, superintendent. Young peoples
meeting at els p. N.
Z Mr.. Graham Lee will lead the Young
mems meeting in the Y. NJ G. A rooms,
subject; Am | Discouraged by 9th !
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-08
An EstImahla Wnman Gnna.

At her home in Presumption, on Thurs
day of last week, occurred the death of
Mrs. Mary Conway, aged 9S years. The
funeral took place Sunday. the intermeIt
being six and one half miles southwest of
Preemption. All her children, together
with large concourse of mourning
friends, were present at the funeral.