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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EUNSMlTHS

GUNSM'THs.
Wolff Chas, Ill Seventeenth street.
HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
Saucrman, John, 219 seventeenth street.
HARDWARE.
Stewart IS Montgomery, .S'1 second avenue,
Al ERCHANT TAlLGBS.
Wendt, II. l50l second avenue,
NEWSPAPERS.
| The Rock Island DAILY ARGUS; published every
| evening, Sunday excepted) in Argus block, op
| p0siie POstofice Best advertising medium in tho
| CITY.
| The Rock island WEEKLY Argus; published
every Friday. A fine Job department in connec
/ ton with the establishment
RESTAURANTS AND CoNFECTloNERs.
Krcr, Fred. 1919 second avenue.
| SALOONS
Westphai, John, 1872 second avenue.
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Collie is one of the banes of childhood
bnt in our latter days we are not exempt
from it. John Ripper, carpenter em'
nloyed at Thomas & Marts, Springfield
o.. sends this certificate to add to mass
of similar ones received daily from every
norton of the country. ! do hereby GER
tjfv that Mishler's Bitters entirely relieved
me in few minutes from severe al
tack of cramp collie.
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock island County,
In the Circuit Court of said Rock Island county,
May term 1885,
Joseph D. Little, Otis Ballard and LefTord II.
Perseli, partners as Rmehart, Ballard ~ Co, vs..
d. L. La RHc-In attachment Demand 500.
Notice is hereby given 10 you, the said D. L.
La Rue that writ " AIT chment has been sued
ont of the oIlCe of the Cerk Of the circuit court
of said county of Rock Island at the snit OF The
said Ruchart, Ballard n Co.. and against The
estate of YOU, the said -. l.. La Rue, for one hun
bred dollars, besides interest. directed TO Inc
sheriff of said county to execute. and that sall
suit is now pending in the circuit court Of Inc
county Of Rock Island and state OF Illinois
Now, unless you, the said d. L. La iiue, shat
personally be and appear before the CIR nit conr
of said county on the first day of the next tern
thereof, to be holden at Rock Island, in salt
county, on the first Monday in the month OF Ma.
next, give special bill and plead to said action
Judgment will be entered against you in favor o
The said plaintiff and the property attached son
| 10 satisfy the same with costs.
| e. II. BOWMAN, DR., Clerk.
| Rock Island; Illinois, March u. 1889
| Parks and PLEAsANTs Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NEW York, April 1S-The business fail
IRE occurring during the last seven day'
throughout the country, as reportei to H.
6. Dun & Co., Friday, number for tho
United States 204. and for Canada IS, or a
total of 922: as against 2l2 Ia week uni 23l
the week previous to the last. The dI7tFlou-
tion of the failure, is about the same as IN
the recent weeks, apd there is nothing i'm
portant to report in regard to them As
signmenls in New York city are few AMI
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PARIS, April Is. The subcommittee ap,
pointed hy the Suez canal conference met
Flriay. The proceedings ara being watche-
with interest, as it is supposed that the att
tade of the delegates will indicate the policy
kkelv to be pursued by the powers in case o
an Anglo Russian war France is trying t.
-x.sni the scope of the conference to gen
.rJ E,ypsian affairs, but this Is not fsvorot
v host OF the powers
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ROSA ON THE PRINCE OF WALEe
"Sweetness TO His souI" to Fear Thai
Wales Was Assassinated.

" SW PetncSs TO HlS SOai' TO Fear lhf'
Wales Was ,Assas5inated.
NEW York, April ls.-UDonnovGn Rosa
saw, in The United freshman, Issued FRI
day, that it would lie sweetness to his e'nl
to hear that the prince of Wales had been
assassnatai in Ireland. Rossa devotes sew
eral columns of his paper to the princf- He
says:
We ourselves saw That prince Of Wales
visiting Irelani a couple Of times We don't
know VII 1t lie believed that We sat IN a
tpn-iu.t qaare room with him fer time,
With NJ re in the room but the two cf u.
Ius-a sat alone in a TO IN IN hotel in
SIKH crean VITA the prince nearly thirty
vars ago, it is said, hut Mt the time
did not know who bis distinguished COM
panion was. On the occasion of the prince
If Nale' marriage the news-rooIa
in the Skibbareen hotel was illuTiaated in
honor Of the event Rosa says lie pulled
Il WI the upper sa III Of one Of the window.
"anI threw the candles and fallals into the
street. Rossa saw the prince of Wales Land
in Kingstown twenty years ago, and says
only nine or ten mon attempted 10 cheei
him, while the papers said re landed ami
the nppIausa Of assembled thousands.
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RucH,an,s Aruica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder OF the worlO
Warranted to speedily cure burns, bruises
cnts. ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, can
GERS, piles, chilblains, corns, letter, chap
nod hands. and all skin eruptions, guaran-
teed to cure in every instance, or money
refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale By
Hartz &; Rahnsen
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The territorial government OF Dakota
has offered reward of $5,o0O 1or tne ulSr
covery and development OF NINE Oh
anthracite coal in that territory ana pros
pectors are busy.
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NJ. N. CORBETT.

A TTORNEY TLAW. Solicitor in .,anccry and
Il Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and coliec
ti"ns. Office, Buiord's Block, I'd avenue, nveI
Bakers Jcweiry store. uov-aldlr
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Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS | 60
Rock Island County
Crcuit Court of Rock Island county, May Term,
\. D, 1881.
Mary Dietsch VS.. Michael Dietsch In Chanccry.
Affidavit OF non residence Of the above defcn
dant having been filed in the clerks Office Of The
circuit court of said county, notice is therefore
hereby given to the said nonresident defendant
hat the comp aHant filed her bill OF EGGPLANT IL
said court, on the chancery eide thereof, on TIT
18th day of March. 1885, and that therenpon !
summons issued ont of said court, wherein sane
suit is now pending, rcturnable on the first Mon
day III the month of May next, a Is by law Ie
quired. Now, unless you, the said Donresiden
defendant abo e named, shall personally be an'
pplar before said circuit court on The hrst day
tue next term thereof, TO be holden Al Rock lsant
in and for said county, ON The first Monday IN Ma
next and plead, answer or dcmnr TO the said com
plainant's bill of complaint, the same and tn
matters and things therdm charged and state
will be taken as confessed. and decree entere
against you according to the prayer Of said bill.
Il II. BOW IMAM, .Jr., Clerk.
Rock Island. Illinois, March IL, 1888.
EW HrRsT, Comp'ts Sol, .0d4w
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Il ONCE in Masonic Temple block, over Rock Ia
land National Bank. Rock Island, III.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. b. BEARDSLEY.
81. G.. CONNOLLY

A TToRNEY AT LAW-oflice with j. T. Ken
II worthy, l725 Second avenue. aug-1-dw6m
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GUIDO BECK,

4 RCHITECT.-Sccond Ayenue, over Peoples
4 National Bank, Rock Island, Illinois.
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We treat all forms Of Chronic dIseases; We glNt
special attention to all disease e. of the eye and
ear: we use the moat improved methods III me
traat,ncnt or catqrrb: also in the treatment Of all
diseases of the throat and lungs We treat us
eases Of women with wonderful success; We usc
electricity in many cases. anl in some cases hot
air-haths WE POSITIVELY CURE seminal
weakness and diseases of private nature, and,
in short have facilities to meet any emergency.
We are prepared to perform the ost difficult sur
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body We manufacture compound oxygen the
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Ilmanhooa cause more suffering, suicides, ner-
yous debility, impotence, sterlity, structures va
rio ocele, diseased PROSTATE gland, bladder, kid
ne vs. heart, dropsy. diabetes and Brlght's disease
than anything else and cannot be cured with sto-
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cauterizations. sounds, catheIers or cutting. The
European and American Medical Bureau will send
a Trsatise for 25 ce4ts. giving the remedies and
directions which cure these otherwise fatal dis
eases al home without pain privately. ofhees:
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Il Rock Island, Ills Office in Post 0fiicc Build
ing, over Mitchell II Lynde's Bank, Rooms No S
and 10. nov-24-dw1y
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SPECIALITY, a ssTT Fsn;al ef 81 .ss=-
ses. Dr Williams is "a regular physician, well
and favorably known here for IS years, ami res
commended By .sd ng citizens as THE BEST in
his eupcialty
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Thousands of cases OF Nervous Debility. mental
and ph4sical weakness, lest manhood. nervous
prostraton results of indiscretions, excuses Of
any cause, cured by HerVita. No remedy ever
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EEHSIHGT0H
MEDICAL
AND
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MILWAUKEE. WIS.

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81 President. ...
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New Advertisements.

CIGARETTE Smokers who are willing TO pay a
tltt more for cigarettes tbon the prices eharg-
Cd for the ordinary trade Cigarettes viii find the
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Chancery Notice.

Master in Chancery, Rock Island Co.,
WV. II. GEsF, M. NJ. COREETT, Comp'ts Sol
, 1885-10-11

rocks that the middle channel would be-
come impossible until the debris was re
moved. Such did not prove the
fact. The sound steamers experinced
no difficulty whatever in making their
trips through the channel. If the work
Of the electric current failed at any point
to discharge the cartridges, it was prob
ably under the rock known as "Nigger
Rock, opposite the electric light stand
on Hollett's point The keeper of the
light, who watched the ~upheaval of the
waters, said the water at that point was
not disturbed. 1t might be, however,
that he was mistaken. The engineer felt
confident that an examination of the bot.
tom Of the river would show that the
rocks were shattered into fragments.
Capt. John Somers, of the light house
boat, John Rogers, after an exploration.
said, I'VE were to buoy the scene of the
explosion after it occurred, if necessary.
found at the south end of the island,
six fathoms of water, on the west end
three or four iathoms. There were three
or four feet of water there before this.
We did not find it necessary to buoy the
place at all, while the main channel is evil
denly clear, SO that the explosion is a
success and vessels can pass without any
, 1885-10-11
QUlETING DOWN.
Latest From the Street Car
Strike in st. Louis.
The Contest Between Burke
and Glow at Leadville.
A Greenback Editor Appointed
to a Good Office.
Strikers Demand Living Wages.

c.. n
Dennano hiunne ages
N"'N' w, w. inns morning )
o'el'p"o''' !. ."o s'r'.' ,ar S'riAe are
nue., "oip su'e' .ian "'' occn eApec,
'eu H''e' '"e '""nui'uouS proceeding oil
'S' i"eI' "us pcen no r'otng OF
"ou''' uu''ns ,ne "sh'' although 'here
mas peen " uoupie platoon o. ponce IN
wv T's "n "'Eh' NJ 'ne ponce s'a''on'
i"is "norn'ns tue BUSINESS men ) commi'-
zee, appointed 10 aroi'fa'e between the
'Hv'' anu s''ee' car p~res,ueh'S' met Ut
.ne 'iri'a"'ue o'"o At 30 cloch' AT ''oo
e"eS "e'' nie' D' c1"mi''eu OF I'VE men
l,o'I 'ao 'Nn'kns VI Aapor, Inc y
VI i"poi oo"inni''ee S'atcu no slree1 car
, 1885-10-11

Yesterday morning L. Leppelman and
his son Victor brought to this city the
body of Frank Haven, a young mar about
rs years old, who was accidentally killed
by the first named of the Leppelmans last
Wednesday at the TIN ranch on Hat
creek. The evidence before the coroner
jruy went to show that Mr.. Leppelman
was cleaning a Winchester rife which had
some cartridges in the magazine, and
while at this work the weapon was dis
charged, the ball striking and instantly
killing Frank Haven, who was mixing
mortar eighty or ninety feet away. The
Jury decided to send for other witnesses,
those examined being the two Leppel-
mans and DR.. Grimes, Of this city, the
latter Of whom was made a witness to
testify concerning the nature of the wound,
The Leppelmans and Haven are all from
Fremont, o., and the body of the boy
will be sent to his former home for inter
ment after the inquest is finished.
, 1885-10-11
Interviewing the Nominees.

BUFFALO, Oct. l0.-The executive
committee Of the State Workingmen' as
sembly. after two state conventions, sub
mitted a series of questions to the nom
inees for governor, touching their attitude
toward the working classes and toward
several measures before the state legisla-
ture of interest to workingmen. Their
replies are made public tonight. Ira
Davenport, the Republican candidate, de-
clares himself in favor Of the working
classes, but declines to pledge himself in
advance to sign any bill. as he
cannot know what features it
will contain. Governor Hill, the Demo
cratic candidate, declares himself in favor
Of the bills mentioned, but makes the
reservation that when passed they shall be
constitutional
, 1885-10-11
Gladstone to the Rescue.

LONDON, Oct. 10. -Gladstone has open
" assumed the direction of the Liberal
campaign. He has already managed to
compose the difficulties between Hunting
ton, leader of the Wings, and Chamber
lain, leader of the Radicals. The latter
was making such Roadway that Lord
Huntington became alarmed and threat
ened to withdraw from active manage
ment in the campaign, unless Chamber
lain were so far curbed as to at least be
unable to commit the whole IIiberal party
to his schemes of radical reform.
, 1885-10-11
Great TheatrIcaI Event.

Tomorrow evening the distinguished
actor, Mr.. Louis Aldrich, will begin an
engagement of two nights at the opera
house. supported by the strongest com-
pany at present before the public of this
country. The opening piece will be Ny
Partner. which has achieved by long odds
the greatest success ever attained by an
American play. Ny Rfrtner was seen here
about three years ago, when it was uni
v~ersally conceded To be the best play that
had ever been performed in this city. 1t
is a story of life in the west, the interest
being conferred upon Joe Sanders and
his partner, Ned Singleton" miners,
who, after ten years Of close companion
ship, which had created between them a
feeling of more than brotherly love, are
compelled to separate. This scene, and
the one following soon after, when San
ders" returns to the cabin TO ask his part
ner's forgiveness and finds him dead, is
said to be the strongest scene that has
ever been written for two men in any
play.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Aldrich and
his great company will be seen in the sue
cessful English play of In His R5ioer,
which had a run of over 225 nights il
London.
The sale of seats began yesterday morn
ing and an immense audience is assured t
witness both pieces. The sale will be con
tinued TO morrow morning at 9 O'Clock
and it would be advisable to secure then
early.
, 1885-10-11
what Wlll the Harvest boz

WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.-The depart
ment Of agriculture reports that the yield
Of wheat per acre for the area harvested,
is ten and one-half bushels, and only
nine on the area sown, which was nearly
40, 000, 600 acres; the area harvested will
not exceed 30,OO0,000 acres. Corn indi-
cations point to a yield of thirty-six and
one-half bushels per acre, which would
give a yield of / 900, 600, 900 bushels. The
oat crop exceeds COO, 900, 900 bushels. The
cotton condition has dropped from 81 to
Is per cent.
, 1885-10-11
Tho Bnrke-Clow Eight.

DENVER, Oct. l0.-Jack Burke, the
champion of England, and John p. Glow,
champion of Colorado, fought four rounds
with two once gloves, at Armory hall,
Leadville, this evening. Fifteen hundred
people were present, No great damage
was done by either, although Glow was
three times Knocked into his seat and
once iell heavily against the ropes. The
contest was declared a draw. The light
air told greatly against Burke, who
breathed heavily from the start.
, 1885-10-11

ST. CHARLES, Ill. Oct. 10. A horrible
murder was committed this morning about
6 O'Clock in the southeast corner of the
town of Compton in this county. Albert
Cook, son of a Chicago merchant. and his
wife were employed by William Smith, a
bachelor farmer, on his farm. There had
been trouble between Cook and his wife
caused by jealousy OF the former, and
Cook had been arrested and held to appear
before the grand jury, and was in Jail for
several days. A few days since his father
signed his bond, and he was liberated and
went to Chicago. He left the city Fri
day night, came to Laiox station, visited
the farm, and at daylight this morning,
while the rest of the family were milking,
went into the house and shot his mother
iu-law, Mrs. Butts, dead, aud probably
fatally wounded his wife, firing five shots
into her. The weapon used was a heavy
revolver. lie escaped, but several hun
dred men are now searching for him.
, 1885-10-11
Getting Ready for ELECTION.

LYNcHnURG, Va, Oct. I0.-Three
distinct shocks of earthquake were felt in
this city last night, between II and IL
O'Clock. Aloud rumbling sound preceded
each shock. The direction of the dis
turbance was north and south. Many
people, scared by the noise and the shak-
ing of the windows and furniture, rushed
for the street, each inquiring of his neigh
Dor the cause of the disturbance. This is
the first shock felt in this vicinity for ten
Years.
, 1885-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Dayid X. Wa
ters, appointed to-day to be marshal of
the western district of Michigan, has been
prominent for several years as a leader of
the Greenback party of his state, and was
instrumental in bringing about a fusion
two or three years ago between his party
and the Democrats, which resulted in the
election of a Democratic governor, He is
editor ofthe Grand Rapids Eroing Le,ri-
e., a Greenback paper.
, 1885-10-11
A Break for Liberty.

DENVER, Oct. l0.-The TriJme-R Re
puJhcan's Santa Fe special says: Twenty
five convicts in the penitentiary yard made
a break for liberty this afternoon. They
got outside the gate, but the guards
opened fire, and twenty-three weakened
and threw up their hands. Tappy John
son, the Caute thief, and Chavez, the Lin
coin county murderer, started for the
woods. After running three hundred
yards, both men were wounded and sur
rendered.
, 1885-10-11

There are a great many such things,
One is, that there is no use having dys-
pepsia unless you really like it and want
TO have it Ii is an established fact hat
Browns Iron Bitters will conquer this d.
sease in short order and completely Mr..
Daniel L. Nickam, Springfield O., says,
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of dys-
pepsia, nervousness and wakeiullness.
, 1885-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-First Auditor
Chenowith said to-day he had not yet
concluded the consideration of the expense
accounts of the civil service commissioners,
but he had already made up his mind not
to allow such items as ginger ale"
lemonade, newspapers etc, under
the head of necessary EXPENSES.
, 1885-10-11

Oct 20. }. Nj. Chadwick, Cheyenne,
20 cars.
Oct. %, Tesehmaker& 4 De Biller, Bran
son, ~ cars
Oct. II, Hay Bros, Bitter Greek, 10
cars.
Oct. l6, Swan Land 4 Cattle company
Rock Greek, 30 cars.
Oct. 10, Guthrie 4 Oskamp Cattle
company, Pine Bluffs, A. cars.
, 1885-10-11

MONTREAL, Oct. lO.-A special mass
for the cessation of the epidemic, at which
Monsignor Fabre will oficiate, will be
celebrated next week at the instance of
the bar of Montreal. Up to date the
public v%accinators have i~noculated over
s1q OOO
, 1885-10-11

LONDON, Oct. l0.-A body of moon
lighters to- might raided a farm in county
Kerry, Ireland, from which a tenant had
been evicted. They slit the caretaker's
ears and cropped his hair.
, 1885-10-11

ELGIN, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-Campton, Kane
county, eight or ten miles southwest of
Elgin, was the scene Of n double murder
this morning. Albert Cook shot his
mother-in-l law, killing her instantly, and
then fired five bullets at his wife who soon
expired. Domestic trouble is given as
the cause. 1t seems that Cook, who had
been in Chicago. came home. lnsteld of
going into the house he hung about the
premises, keeping as much by himself as
possible. He waited until the hired men
were out milking this morning, and then
proceeded to do what appears to have
been deliberated for some time,
A short time ago Cook attempted Mrs.
Butts life, but failing threw the revolver
into a cornfeld. The weapon used this
morning is the one hen used. Mrs.
Butts lived in Burlington.
The place where the murder occurred is
about fifteen miles from Elgin, adjoining
St Charles township. Some of the many
conflicting stories are that Cook is insane,
and had long been a fit subject for an in
sane asylum. 1t is believed that he has
gone toward Chicago.
, 1885-10-11

Mowers and hayrakes at Arp
Conway's.
, 1885-10-11
He'll Gate Hoisted to Let the
Water In.
A Spectacle That Will Never
Be Seen Again.
The Young Lady who is a
Great Dynamiter.
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, 1885-10-11

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER. Idelman block
, 1885-10-11

For sprains, dwellings or lameness
Chamberlain Pain Balm has no equal.
Sold by w. n. Hunt.