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Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

MADRID, Jan. lit Is probable that
King Alfonso will visit Andalusia TO
personally inquire int the condition OF
the earthquake sufferers. Government
delegates are visiting the scenes TO
afford relief 70 the sufferers. They
found the roads knee-deep in mud.
Terrible gales have passed over the
half ruined villages. The delegates
caused tho bodice OF those killed by the
earthquake to DO inferred. Albunvel-
a. presented m appalling sight. Hall
Of the town IL completely ruined.
Churches, the convent and the Town
Hall were thrown to the ground.
The inhabitants are gathered oussid ,
the town, where they are shivsrin 2
around fires. Women ard children arr
huddlod together in carts and wagons
Sixty wounded parsons are In q tempo
rary ambulance One hundred and
ninsty-twO corpseshave been taken:f from
the ruins, and active efforts are beins
made to recoye the..otheIs. The Mayor
and several wealthy residents are
among the victims. The Mayors wife
remained buried waist deep in sthe
ruins for 10 hours.
Many persons we've rescued alive
after being partly buried for twenty.
six hours Some were half crAzed with
fright Piteous cries we're heard in the
ruins for twenty -four hours, but IL was
impossible " render any assistance.
Troops have since brought provisions
for the needy Similar tales are told
Of the disaster in Albania, where the
scenes are described a. fantastic and
weird. The inhabitants during the day
wander about their ruined homes
risking their lives in their endeavors ~
save something from the wreck.
They remain at night In an improvi
sod camp OF carts, tents ard sheds AL
around the ruined town tower the snow
clad mountains, the picture altogether
striking and impressive. The shock Al
Granada last night was more savers
Than any since Thursday. The people
were afraid To remain In their house,
aud occupied the streets all night. I,
Oeing the tenth shock since Tuesday,
the panic already prevailing among the
people was greatly increased. Ten
thousand persons Jeff the city on Thurs.
day
MADRID, Jan. Shocks of earth
quake continue.to be felt At Jaen, Ma
laga, Benamargosa and Velez- Malaga.
Several severe shocks we're experienced
81 Torroxau Wednesday and Thursday,
destroying more buildings. The town
Is completely abandoned. A church at
Terj1 WAS damaged, and services were
held in the open air. Three hundred
and fifty corpses have heen discovered
at Orenas del Rey, and two hundred
and fifty persons there are now suffer-
ing from injuries received.
Alta meeting Of the Premier, the
Ministers Of Finance and the Interior,
and the Senators andDeputies for Gran.
ada ana Malaga, held 10 day, It was
decided to adopt measures for the i'm.
mediate relief OF the sufferers, and to
provide shelter and provisions for the
homeless. A national fund has also
been opened. to which the Government
employees have been invited to sub
scribe days pay, and the land tax
has been RENTED in the suffering
districts. A committee of the principal
Inhabitants has been formed in each
town TO distribute the fund. 1t is re-
ported that Government loan Of 81
600 900 pesetas will be raised for The
relief of the Inhabitants of the afflicted
districts.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
Al UNHAPPY LITTLE GIRL.s -.
LILOQUY.


don't know hew IL happier cd, but tn,
werld's gone wrong to-day
There's not . bit Of real fun In any sort Of
My Dol, " lust rs suiky, my dog won, show
My sister Lii Is erosser than pair Of crook Cd
stick
When nursey went TO brush my hair She
ierked Il by the roots;
And nov tho rain has gone and spoiled my
The apple that took 10 school was sour q
There's not = thing but has . spite sgains,
poor little me.
And here's tho hsr lest part Of AlI-the teaii
sre In my eyes
told mamma, and thought, OF coarse, thai
she would sympathizs
hut whom she heard re story she only
smtlet' and said
think my little iri got out the wrong
side OF the bed -
Aud then she went and left me thse, ~ II !
were to blame
ln'ts. q q other people, and it's jus, per.
ia si,l: only mother, who should comfort
is going Q say erssl words, ses ,urn away
like this
The wrong side OF the bed, indeed Ia really
What difference that could ever make to
any one but me,
It's other folksI'm talking Of. 90 hateful and
perverse,
Who make The good things horrid. ana oil
Like cook 70 day 1T breakfast. who Iuh be
Bec.u.. ! simply told her that the porridss
And her maf,ns were too heavy. and 10 tea
Suppose vas : little ls.s-she nigh, h.v.
kept IL hot
Then Kit and Sue came after school, and
each one played % rough,
nd talked 20 rudely that Ut last We broke
up In huf,
And ] eciared I'd never play with two such
hatefnl tn ngs,
And they said sonnet hing ,ust % mean, al
full " pricks ana stings
Id ike 10 know VIII, re fault II va, or 1
twas wrong % say
IT, tincc WAS the oldest there l ought 4
have my w.y7
Now, could mamma think possibly the horric
tbisgs they said,
Could have the least connection with how 1
got out Of he'd >
II ~ :. s,. one so unhappy make. one fec
To have Your mother and your friends all Ia,
the blame Oh you,
When any one With half an eye oan rec .
PLAIN a. day
IT. evsrvDo:y else who ae1 In such % awfu
way
Perhsps they'll all be sorry when they see M
fado away
For wLo ~ould ever want u Iva the life Nv,
lived to day.
Perhaps they'll realise too late how wtcke<
and absurd
II 10 to crush a person down withou, on,
kindly void,
And t,en perhaps, that Ia. ! hoIe. they'll
turn around and zoe
How perfectly preporttrous their hinH hAv
been IN mo
For what does this big world care when Nj
Is done md sAid.
For how one wretched little girl gets In O
out Of bed.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

1.-THE tariff Is discriminatin and
unjust TO the people, and the Dimocrisy
demand in thunder tones . c1mpleta
and keerful revishn. Everything
shook be slashed onmurcifully, except
beer. The brewers of Germany hev
got beer down 10 sich. fine pint that
they kin undersell us, and 1t would
never do to let the pisenin Nv the PEG
pile be- done to the profit NV Germany.
The tarid on Beer sliood not be fetched
onless It mite be slightly increest. This
shood be looked into"
There wuz suthin like dozen more.
but these wuz specimen brix, and
quite enuf TO show the drift NV things
The Presided wuz terribly put out
when ! red EN-. He simply remarkt,
HI "snd then continsred:
What kin do when every man NV
en- stands on the Republican platform
on everything that his constitooence
happens TO be Interested in? Inesm uch
81 the Dim0crisy happen 70 be interest
Cd in everything that Anybody else IL,
and ez every one Nv om appears to be
determined not 70 redooss the dOoties
on his own espeshl produck. I don't see
how We are going 70 do anything about
|it"'
Yoor ExcelIency," replied, yoor
he'd IL level. Tariff reduckshen IL an
excellent thing jist afors an sleck shun 4,
but IL 10 an ugly thing TO tackle after
the battle. humbIy sejess that We
let It severely alone"
" But l must make my admin istra.
shen ccnsptooous for suthin," WAS his
reply.
Troo, and We will do 1t. We shei
depend fur success In satisfying the
people. onto Reform, generally. Re-
form generally, without Roin' into per.
tikelers ez 70 what We shell reform,
Is our best holt, and the only thing We
kin do"
PRTEoLEUM v. MASSEY,
(Diktatur.)
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
n AFine Wrecks.

The German bark Lii was wreck et
near Petrolia, California, on D-cem bel
26th. Her first fficer, cook and thres
seamen were dro wnod.
The Flint and P-re Marquette steamer
No. l, from Milwaukee, with . mum boz
of passengers and cargo Of -four aud
sundries, was wrecked while trying to
enter the river at Ludington, on
Wednesday morning. She was driven
sideways ashore, and the steam pipe
connected with her boiler burst,
badly he died shortly afterwards. Two
Of the crew were also badly injured,
but will probably recover. All the
passengers we're taken ashore safely.
The tug boat Admiral was blown up
at Chicago on Wednesday evening,
and five men who were on board are
believed to have lost their lives.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
Reform Yourself.

Few effJrrs are more unsuccessful.
few laboIs are more unavailing than
those Il the reformer who has not re-
formed himself, of the liberal giver
who does not pay his debts, of the man
who, without any special directio on in
life, is occupied in 4 aiding aud direct
ing others.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
LATEST NEWS
from THE
Wilmington Clothing House,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have just filled in our
stock in every department
with the latest patterns Of
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles and
bought for cash, which at this
time means lower prices than
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose Of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods for
your money than you can
possibly get elsewhere. Re-
member we have this year
(As OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR.) The
lGREATEST VARIETY to
select from. You know our
goods have never been
equalled for the money, oui
trimmings always the best
and you will find the same
make Of goods on our coun-
tiers to-day. Make your Sc
lection tor your boys while
we have so many varieties
to choose from.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
AFYICEUF fhEFARM EKss' NUT, Al
~ firs Insurance. Company Of the STATE
Of Delaware, No. 1888 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL. Dsc. "A, 1854

WILMINGTON, DEL, Dsc. "A, 1854.
NOTICE The annual meeting Of the
Farmers Mutual Fire insurance Company
OF the State OF Delaware will be held at the
ofice OF the company, on N ondsy. Jsouary
v, 1886, ct 10 O'Clock, = M, At which time an
electi IN for i've man ayers Of the company 70
serve three years Will be hello, and one
years. interest on all deposit notes will be
payable. Six per cent Interest on all bal
aooes amounting 10 more than % vail 10
paid ~ mem b0fs.
1he agents Of the company are authorized
TO receive the daes OF inemt err and Day them
their interest. vlC1UR DUPONT, Pros.
W. A. LAMOTTE. Sec. d2S-lM
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
.OrCE-DIvlDEND.

THE NATToNAL a
BAnK or WILMINGTON AND BkARDYwiRB
WILMINGTON, Del, december III. 1854.
Tho Board Of DIRECTORS Of the National
BAnk Of Wilmington and Brand vine have
this day decls red dividend Of per cent on
the capital stock out the earnfngs OF the
last six months. PAYABLE on and after Jauu-
ary2 OrHU ROWLAND Cashier.
doral.dt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

NOT1OE-THE ANNUAL MEETlh Il
~ Of the Farmers Association Of New
Cattle County, for the recovery OF stolen
horses, will be held in Wtlminyton, at the
Board OF Trade rooms Exchange Building,
cor 'th and Market streets, on SATURDAY 10th
or January. 1885, at 10 O'Clock. a N. when
ofhoers for the ensuing year will be cleo ed
fuuetual attendance requested.
li%t JANE II. HOFFk CkER. Sec.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

ENLBCTlON NOTICE
Il First Nat Bank Of Wilmington. !
Wilmington, Del, dec. IL, 1854.
Notice V hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of this DAnk will
be held At the Banking House on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF snuary, 1886, between the
hours oftvo ana four o'clock, p m, fo- the
purpose ~ electiug. nine stock holders "a
seryo ~ directors fos the ensuing year
d'c1@A GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG; OAah
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
$3.50 FOR NOTHING,

Having paid about $200 10 frst-clA.s DOCTOR. n
cure my baby. without success, I tried the CrrT.
cohA hkMkDIks. which completely cured after
using tnree bottlea WI. GORDON
u ARLINGTON Az, CHAni.kaTowN MAse
sold everywheres Price; CurIcrRA SDc SOAP
&c. hks0LvHF1, 81 PoJTKK DRuG AND CHEMI.
CAL. Co. BOSTON.
S~ed for " How e Cure Skin Dxses>.. %
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
MOrIUes
TO COUNTY TAX

CNNAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
T. payers.
The county taxes for the year 1884 is long
past due and the county is needing the mo-
Dey We, the undersigned collectors, will
sit for the purpose Of receiving the county
tax at the office, 602l2 Market street AID
Ia xes not paid within 30 days we will make
levy and collect the same with costs
Of1ce Hours From to II a. m.; from ]
70 3 y. m; from TO gp. N.
j L. DIOkEY
Collector First District.
PATRIOk NEARY
Collector Second district
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

IHlH 1CURA SOAP for Rossh & mapped
W Usnd Redeemed Skin and Hsnd.-
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

Ru0hI ThD
IN me nav mil I
snd Unton stro .
eskM!!nsy, and q I,
ZnndhnG wood Of II q
rtesl notice. Yo1r
~ orders by wagons
story, corner OF I'm
street, Willning,or,
LEARNS 4 BEC.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

A GuoD BUSINESS FUn SALE OK
"A exchange for city or country property.
Profits large. Gall on J, g. fiOkELS q
90, Zeal Estate Agents, 8U2 Market at. IL ct
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
(NHCER INsTlTUTE-prof Kline, "

NANCER lNHTlTUTE-Prof Kline, py
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Scientific
Treatments and Immense practice, stands
prominently unrivalcd and Is acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred The
most extraordinary cures by his great Oh ena.
Zeal Cancer antidotes, are recorded. No
kuiie, csustics, loss OF blood, or fearful treat
ments required In removing the largest Of
cancers or tumors. For particulars send for
rec Treatise, or call on nr. Kline, V8l Arch
street, philadelphia, Pa.
hewsrc oftmlts ting frauds everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

TEETH TEETH , TEETH
BEAUTIFUL AND LIFE-LKE. U1N1U
s5 to go . set.
over 70 yesrs experiences. t1llinet. Too. Y
%; extracting, rs cents
NO. ~ WEST SIXTH STREET.
DIR. JAMES H. SOUTT,
Late OF Phfladeluhia.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

NT-THE STORE
OF 18th and ben.
Krooery business.
le. Good reasons
on prcmises. 2slm
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
DISFlCURINC
HUMORS
HU NJ lLIATINc
ERUPTlONS
itching & Burning
TORTURES.

have tried for eleven year, TO have my wife
sured Of terrible skin disease. The CuTIcURS
hknkDfS tCUTlcuRA RKsoLvErT the new Blood
ruriner, internally. and CuTIcURA, the great Skin
tiher externally have done in six weeks what ]
ave tried for eleven year. TO have done. You shall
nave IN. particulars as soon a. can give them 70
ne country, u will benefit you. and tbs rem edes
vii cure ali who them
NASHVILLE Ky. CHAs IL WHITE
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

NnfiCE-UAlRiM MEN, ATTENTION
IN lfyou want u make contracts for sup
plying milk TO the creamery, now is your
time Gall at once at Fourth and Shipley
streets, 3awthroo Building. d2o.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02
BlOTCHES CURED.

used your CUTICUnA RENPDihs for Blotches
and i'm completely cured. 70 my mex pressible 10Y
curicUM SOAP IN the best have over used and u
the profession it IL invaluable for cleansing this
akin, thereby removing all cork, grease paint
and all the stun used BY them. leaving the skir
pure and white and soft Ny greatest easnre h
In reoomne nding snch an article IT. MACK.
YoUHosTowr ONO
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

TAk.lA0ES IT, hlhk by pAY,WkIi
" or month. JONES 9uThRlE AA(
MI .ood-t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

ABLE FARM OF
Del N sw dwell
a other buildings;
n patches, peach,
Well adapted to
Northern markets.
y = Every evening
nll.u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

.ALLM ENTS, A
o. all sises In tho
Terms 10 suit pur-
0's In all part. o.
ts. Monthly pay
and Rodney, or
nch 81. dN-eouam
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

FOR CAS-, THE
q. grocery store. In
plepdid stand for
rent. M reason
business 10 attend
1iddlelo~n, Dol.
d3 -4td.ltws
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

.rhE PROPER
fner Of Third and
tied BY tho Hare q
~ TO ]. H. huF.
JOS. Teas estate.
city. 5eplT-ct d-ti
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

LIN0S. STORES
een and Building
~ Room Z Every
0c5-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

ma. :. r. 3hlrFlrnS, HAVING Ri
IL turned ano resumed practice will b.
found ct No. SIS M addison street. Specialtiei,
gepecology no ali diseases peculiar TO wo.
men Also all diseases OF the kidneys anc
stomach. nn-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

AARE SUITABLE
Apply q 2io Z.
hth and French
doc-3i-8ts
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02

NOT1CE-Ei.ECI lON-Iht /. AN 4, "A a.
~ meeting Of the st ckholdere Of the Ma
til nal Bank OF Wilmington and Br randy wine
will be held At their banking house, or
ruesday, January ID. 1885. fr,m 10 4 D. 70 .
for the purpose Of choosing nine directors 10
serve the ensuing year
di8.tr OHIO ROWLAND. Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-02


lIr MON n AT. BANK Oh " ILhIsnsoN, 4
January /, 1885.
The firoetors have this day declared q div.
idend OF six and one half per cent OUT OF the
profits OF IT. Q last six months, clear OF tai
payable on demand. JOHN PEOP LES.
Hot Cashier.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04

A teamster in Maine says he can start
the worst balky horse by taking him out
of the shafts and making him go round in
a circle till he is giddy. He has never had
to try this method more than twice on the
worst case.
The combinations said to be most prob
able in Massachusetts politics this yeaf
are ex-Congressman Craro for governor
and Dawes for senator, or Ames for gov
ernor and Robinson for senator.
The Independents will make another
trial this year to elect governor of Rhode
Island. The movement promises to be
better managed and under the leadership
of more reputable men than similar eff
forts in that state in past years.
There is a movement to remove the
principal of the public school at HALEY,
Idaho, because, among other things, he
pronounces Indian "Injun," and plays
billiards
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04
STUCK IN A DRIFT.
Relieving the Passengers of a Snowbound
Central Pacific Train.

Relieving the Passengers of a SnowbOund
Central Pacific Train.
Chicago Herald Train Talk'1
"This little snow. snap doesn't amount to
anything" remarked an old railroad man.
"lf you want to SEQ snow that's snow just go
out to the Sierra Nevadas on the Central Pa
cific II train gets stuck in a drift here
for half an hour people think 1t an awful
thing, bat remember once where a Whole
train was buried in the SNOW for week. An
avalanche came down the mountain side and
buried EN- under some hundred feet Of snow
There want much use of digging for 'em,
cause the snow would pile in as fast as it
could be dug olt.
"But tho passengers were starving to
death, and something had to he done. The
relief party got a surveyor to locate the
train as nearly as possible, and it was de-
signed to put party on top of the slide
with a drill TO put a hole down through to
the train in which some food and drink
could be poured But it was soon found
that the slide was shifting all the time near
the top, and the tubing which was put in
the drill hole was broken off. That scheme
had to be abandoned. Then l suggested a
rugged up IA little iron concern to fit one Of
the rails, attached rubber hose to it, and
pushed it in by means of iron rods, Putting
on one rod after another we succeeded in
showing it clear in so that it reached the
train. Using the rubber hose for a speaking
tube we told the prisoners what they
should do.
Attaching the airpump on the engine to
this hose they pumped in hot soup and bits
of meal and bread, vegetables, etc, every
time they wanted a meal Between meals
they pumped in whisky, beer, kerosene oil,
and stuff like that-all through the same
tube. Then | had another idea. By sup
plying the hose with plenty of hot water,
and by keeping the pump going, we sue
ceeded in thawing enough of the snow along
the rail TO let the passengers crawl out after
the had been in there week But that air.
pump saved their lives, l tell you an air
pump is a fine thing"
ooh, certainly" said an interested listener,
"but you will please tell mo how they man,
aged to keep fire in the locomotive and work
the pump under the Snow!'
Don't know anything about that They
did it, that's all. Hope nobody doubts my
truth and veracity If I'd a been in there,
I'd have known all about it. But l was on
the outside You can't ask man 60 he in
two places at once and know everything, can
Won 2'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04

sisted of bombshels fired from fifty NOR
tars, and which exploded high in air, and
represented animals of all kinds ell u
plants, deer, oxeE, monkeys, tortoises,
fishes, dragons. birds, and butterflies;
houses, balloons, men in boats, comic hui
man figures, umbrellas, prismatic snow
flakes, colored hall, flags of all nations,
storm clowds with lightning. and various
colored clouds, flowers, smoke effects,
and, in fact, almost every conceivable de
sign. Five balloons were sent up and
discharged in mid air.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04
THE CINCINNATI
Weekly Enquirer
FOR 1886

Will have no superior in the newspaper world,
Its news matter is from the Daily Enquirer,
which paper has out-ione al Others in enterprise
and facility for gathering the news, and being
published.at Cincinnati the most central of the
large commercial cities, with complete railroad
and mail accommodations, is enabled TO place the
news in hands Of the people MANY Hours IN AD-
VANCE of papers elsewhere.
All departments of the paper are rcplete with
latest information OF special and general interest
to the end that each and every member of the
household visited by it, will find much TO benefit
aud profit thereby. As
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
it has no equal to which fact its circulation and
popularity will bear ample testimony.
FARM INTERESTS are treated in a common sense
manner and rendered d0ubly interesting by num-
crous contributions from practical farmers in
every state Of the Union.
THE HOUSEHOLD page is given mp 10 the ladies,
who know best how to entertain and instruct one
another in all useful and profitable employments.
MARKET REroRTs, reliable and fresh from our
own reporters enable buyers and sellers of all
commodities 10 trade with profit
Boys AND GIRLS are not forgotten or aught else
that IN any way contributes TO make up live
newspaper. The Enquirer is in fact the one news
paper of all, to be first selected for the family cir
Gle.
Irs MORAL ToNE and teachings being in happy
accord with pure thoughts and tase, exertiug an
influence for good in opposition TO all contaminat
ing evils.
Specimen copies free, get one. examine and de-
eide for yourself,
THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Is
ST. ; for One Year. S0,65 for Six Mes.
We have club rates, all paying the same price
single or in clubs. We give free paper one year
to any person sending club Of seven names at
S1l5 each.
Cash commission paidtO Agents.
THE DAILY ENQUIRER
is printed every day in the year and mailed post
paid as follows:
/ Mo. Mos. Mos / Yr.
Sunday and Daily, S159 1915 $500 S140O
Daily except sund y, 1.35 325 geo 1900
| Any three days, 81 l.f5 3,25 800
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| Sunday Issue, rs IS Las 200
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Cine.nnati, o.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CUNSMITHS

CUNSMTTHS.
Wolff, Chas., Ill Seventeenth street.
HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
Sauerman, John, 2l9 seventeenth street.
HARDWARE.
Stewart 6 Montgomery 800 second avenue.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Wendt, II. 1902 second avenue
NEWSPAPERS.
The Rock Island DAILY ARGUS; published every
evening, Sunday eXcepted) in Argus block, OPP
poslte PostO1ice. Best advertising medium in the
city.
The Rock Island WEEKLY ARGUS; published
every Friday. A fine Job department in connec-
ton with the establishment.
RESTAURANTS AND CoNFECTTONERs
Krell Fred, 1919 second avenue
SALOONS
Westphal, John, 1912 second avenue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-03-04

DR.. A. T. Hawley, dentist, corner Sev~
teenth street and Sixth avenue.