davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
.. g. Gusmortb.
Stdali Storli.
Gu 6ortGQin8 ira 3eIentarfen
III
Sobn Gle.
(5orfattereu of Smut 9bronoisn".)
Doeems SnobpIo

So8ens SnoboIo:
Vt Stint ai6 oriattertns S~arutom-9iuet tn goubes
tue aslai StorIi, en- onb o. eum RammonstraI -
S~5orbiere, bans Rome og Staaiis Rsber, en- utmpttst
Rptnoe Aslat bigger en- SiaIber til fine Genas - ct
u~lptteIist sestsitab - StaaIi tommsr til gerseu -
5aosrsn opIarsr Ssnueu TIL at pGre ptuaearibf, -
StaaIi baser fin Sabsr, sisr Gar Of bom % iptusr BAN
fipsse Subs asIet t9unsr ia sruIomt - Stoolts
Sarrtftrsser mse Sesi,mobertn - On naraotio ca
cnbffobsfuIo Stolsmetsr - Staali trQfsr for ssrits
Sang iammtn meb guubiIs = Stolsmsisrsn misboubs
Ter ben lille gise StaaIi bepuer benSs - De TO
serl, iIuiitr fig mere os mere til biuauben StoaIt
Hint Stoissut, men flor spilOpmassr san lai,r aus
Sss.r, ban fan opsrfomme - StaoIi pifer Sam til
1ppert - Mostrsns SortpipIsIis bsroper - Staali
iti0Isr ira en- Sr9nmer - asIat itlmiiaar i'm Ssu -
Staali fiialsr I BrGitesaarssu StaaIi I SIaasuacl
og Grtttslae Wobersn isRbertnuH Of Cora - grrs
hen iiI9iuer Spperiet - @unbilo, Tom aIerebe e, fons
firmeret, boiler al StorIi, men ipraer opsr bans gbs
ferb - Staali bliusr toufirulsrst, oa be to llnoe tnutt,r
I'm Sfi9bne til btnanben asIat mtsbanbIer FIN
Rome. os StaaIi refer ~bismmeira - StoaIi iaar en-
N~esbstlsr. ION ipiasr BAN ct itammsIist 9ubs - Suns
btIbs 5ortpiplsIis oper 8pgtsr. ipm gaar staaIi reb,
Der Tin 6aeer fra at hrutne - Siaali paa
Spssletst pan toumsr after op. men 9uubilb fro,
Tiger fs BAN - J i'm 6ortuiuIsiie os / ct Siaas gaIfob
saar Staait ben % ioriopsr FIG msb ct SpstafeI Of en-
sanimsl, rts Ssnts - Detts ~afbrpbes bog inart-Stooli
%foriptnoer asiat ssr SunbiIb Hpttsr TIL StaaIis
vaober StaaIi cs Sr1mmsrs mssss after - StaoIt
rsiisr ON paa SsiieSauSsI os tOmmsr t ftst SsIfob -
Roa StOrlt faar be bsrs, ut StaaIi sr bI.usn feet / sris
~ttansians Sborblsrs paaIasasr ~sr9mmsrsn at cs
ipOrs BAN - en Sturt usS Rapn aaarnulen fraitiaI,r
Ssnne be Rsnae. ban fiulte briuss Siaali sremuts
rem trc'fsr bonn bog. men StaaIi nil lite bore EOast ON
Sisn'mst Siaalt rsSssr I Ssrssnsfioroeu tn Gam,
ira at ern'us = Staalt ~paabruser fig b,rpsb en- lana,
parts SpaeOm. uuSsr bpiltsn ban pleiss Of sisbmanS
SIRENS Datter Siiba. bpis yin ban frsIfs = guubilb
lo'tes TIL Ssrssn at Sturtsn aaarraisn - Dsnus iaar
IN Straf SunRtlb % StaaIi timber b~inanbsn - Ru
pletsr BUN BAN DC rsiier bism iammsu = srpuup-
Siiba Strsm iGrss ben % tsr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Gentarmernc bar Tilabelie til at iltbe
beres Sabler 1farpe; bet er bog fun faa
Der benptter fig af EiaabeIien, ba be
frpster for at lebere btnanben meb be
Ifarpe gaabeu unber ppelie,ne.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

WorseS iamlete 3rdlaffuef6r,el
fra Sanrar iii September 1885 ubsiorbs
726. 500 Rseisisrtons; t bet ~tiliodrenbe
Eibsrum aaret | Sorpsisn 807, 100 Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

9arersu: @5uob Ter bu uf Gut, isa
irOr, bet CT at mig"
"9iei bet par ...1
~Gi lille, iss tan lite f%isuns, ben
Tan pare noest anbet at Ie az bsriuhe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Tuelenes !8pnse. NpIis bleb Der
Beititaben ifubt ct Brasteremplar Of er
Ern; ben maaIte meIem ginseipibierns
4 Nlen paa 8 CONNER uRr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

On RIG % friiinhet Stubents
zeftameute. Zen 2ssaariee Stueenl
9oosu, Der er bob | gstebors, bar tefta:
msutsrst belle fin Gormus, 200, 900 gro.
nsr, til ct 5onb. iom Ital bsitprs5 al
Brofesior Sru Rotpaletpifi, Jorfatterinben
2lnna Charlotte Gbsren. Ritsbassman,
bene Or. Soban esifsr, Brofssior Set
% Decent 9apibien I llpiala. 5onoei
ital benpties til Enthusiastically
5ormaaI. iRrIis til llubsrftsttslie 90 Cos:
ming Of ~ipeials SpsresmaaI. Ten ubists
geftprslie er aigiort arbsiberoenIig.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
psntsss,san, gri,ar. rro,u, sDst suss

Qris.
p~sntepetoan. Gr.2 Or. gro,ns SptiL. Saith. 3 Is
Sausstss Kraft. Suhbuuhsu... rs
SorAart, J. J. Ere Naaa,su unsu sutsa.
ii en- ltsta Grtuss Gasboa. Snssunssn.. IS
praffthx oseboe | bet tustlf, Sprps. SuhS. / 90
B~sotstantsrus / Stumut-nt. in xorizItius
ON ~5rantrtss tsr &tucluiioHtn. Sus5uusen rs
Wseuansfsn. 8. u. sI0suisu,rns t s,u .Ii,
sslteetsirsss tire iprits aarbunsrtssr 1890. rs
DO. tusbunssn I Stiriiuesbins 800. .... 90
HansaI .. q. dotIis / Sgsbapet .usr 20 waaa, rs
nsstr paa aueiaus' Ssrns, Smu,i iuss... rs
Wefa at ~1anenbure. On 5~ortaqina for
9orns % Bern. Snsb. i bsisIisi sinS.... so
Do, imutt iusbunssu I sSir,inssbiuh 80. rs
Neensmsterem suE Spsrmanss F~ssn,bos.
Sneonneen .--... 1900. .---- .---. 50
Web, sapt gea9ns Ssrpusrtu paagaishsEYYt.
Snoenneeu ...-.. 1895. 5000. -. so
"enfer, 5ts. sonsmausitip. Sorialins.... ! IS
DO, tnebunhsn | Sbtrtinssbiue 500. .. so
NtobsrbieIm, q. S~oIeaiubaruet susr RarIa.
aEtls. Snsbanetu I Sbirtinssbius 800. . 90
Ntts. Y. Til sGtsrs. Dramatic, Sspl.. rs
Wo,enttlss, u. anssrs Ittisb. en- igsfi Gtsus
HttlesrineriHssr .... $780, 30
earesnt, epss. SsssriIaptn pteuIiar. On
tori9atHs fra ben amsri.anss ssresrtria.
2Ssle. Snsbunssu I Sbiriiussstus .... Is
SaTis'h tau iaass: lite Del. b,it,t ..... so
zosn Sel, hetett .--.. 50
epesen' d . sop5os for Susrulanb. Snsb. IS
- Do, insbunbsn I belt Siinssins ..... / 50
- prshssnt earftIe. baus eip o. Sniauore.
VssS fiortsn Sauitratieutr. Suhsunssn... so
Srtitssni sineOIus Suisnors. Reb ii Il,
lnhrattonsr. Snbbuubsn go. :. 80
- Dsu omsritanfte ~Sorsutrigs Siaoris. Snsb. 30
Snotansrns % RoTepsitsns Syeaasrs 10
etoriobanu. eahor. ausuft German 6ronss,
10 Sunnratiousr0 Seisiist Sbtriiuasbtus so
So'' mutt tuohuussu | SAiriinasbino 80. rs
Sptomert unser Dcs8srfriseu. snsb.... Is
~taait etortt. SortGliue fra 9bsIsmartsu
~ KIM s9roneisn-s Jorf. Soot i~ne5uueeu rs
0tefoad, Y. vnIsbaIsbcansst. Sitor,R Nos
man ! Dele. Snebuus:n I Sbirtinssbinb 80
efsme, Sarrtst .. Ontsi toms Quite. 4.
SnebuHssn I S5irtines5t Il so
Saetre, auan. SouettOutu Waarit Rislistbs
Srfartnssrt ebienso. Snsbunseu $500. Is
1testororts ON VtnterfpaIoeue en-
Sam'sns al norfte toriGlinaer. Snbsuneeu 90
~ ptettsr ! en Sfi9nteiue. Sortauins.
Snebnnosn ! imu,i osiriinessins 40
Apofs,sn, DaashaIsue. SoIsu | S~iIi,boI,u
Sstftf Se Smntt tnsbunb.u *
&epeaas' 5. 5sltlessns Sihorisr. ,ert,
Stnb. Ssftst 60c Smutt iupbuub,n +, M
No. anest sins. Seitst 75c; iussunbsu :. 90
20, frsste stue, Ssttst ya; inbbuussu co
1rapperens DstIeoer..- as
Sesae' 5uiss. &siie til Serbsns Centrum an
- Do. soet iubbunosn. 10
Se's" III Uetnano. Ssitst 6Oc; tnsbuns,u on
Ss"t"oet"s. su 5or,auina ON bporlsbts
]es'.tapet ouosr It'll. Ssiisi SOC; inbbuub,u rs
Dtter, tait. Den nOrife ~sRobinion gruIos.
20 otueoer cs Ct Kart, Suebuabsu.. rs
OWeaaso, U. u. Storbonben Ga bans ssu.
nt'' psit.i eOe; insbunSen / Sbirtinssbtnb rs
= vle'oepse. Siusssr fra gnsrOoIsn.
smn'i tnSSunssu I esirtinssbins..... Il,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Hibefoneert bar pGret afbolot uben>
for 8iubuerne Dos be 8alsmenb, BET fit
fnrbenperenbe Staisminiiter Sdipeisaarb
tub | StortbinQet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Jurnncs.-gnsisHos for &irte, SfoIes
bus, Sutii euer S~aaningsbus. gfan tan
br9noe Seo | ben. Sots1 Zane.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Decoroh.Doften
aSnasaa.

ssn4Adsss sssssan ssissss : EHsssrsS'SssH s@
seex sssssk O. ssizss IL Esstsn SrEtisa% st
znaxssss SxSssEa sEsT issiass' q Bert. b Sss %
tsssssi sSislsS 8 SIS. -. stsA
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Nnt Gcrnbaneanlda

Npt Jcrnbaneanlda. Den 28bt
Nobbr. afboIbtes Der paa Sasern9s
8albers ct talrist beisat Sernbanem0be
Solssnos psbtoses enifemmist :"5oriam:
linsen ubtaler, at en- Sernbane meIem
Gbriiiiania os Bergen, ober oanbs8al'
bsrss@oI, bar msset flor getpcuina, tbet
ben bill oberifi9re ire foIferise 5opebbal.
forer, Der MI mansler tibsm9siise Rom:
munitationsmibIsr, iamtibig Tom berpet
gpsninsen af tire proiettersoe eofaIbanes
bill bortfalbs. Sbet nan berfor besiGrel
en- bstaIisrst llnberioaeIie Of bsnne einie
ubtaIer man Gnifst ont, al Resierins %
Stortbins taser So8sn | fin 6aano %
brinser ben til inarlis Sterilization"
Gil bette Nobe bar o8iaa iamtioif
O~rbfsreren I 8albsrsmpbet frsm.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Whistle Gmbctsf6rfel. Spfoset
9ois paa 5amar er beorbrst tiliaIt fol
NisIisbsbsr peb forifisuise G~mbebsbano
finger.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
SiIfa8s.

E%iIfaIas.- gin Sarm beliaaenbe 8
aIiIe Spb fra DEBORAH, beitansube Of 100
Ncres, i9Ises binist I'll 81 funr sigber.
3.12,tf. v. g. 8. 2omen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Gummerfifet | Glitter 90 WanbaIa
@mt bar pQret bebre enb I be iiofte 3
Qar, men ida bar Briien p9ret Iaoere.
nemlis 40 Ore pr. Stpffe. gnfelte Saaos
bar fiifet LOO hummer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Sper ct Sunbrese. Baa 9ammer
Satiiegnrb peb Sanbbo Citation leper en-
Some paa los Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Storarteee Oonationer. Sra @s-
ieboIs mebbsIes: Samss 3idious Eeiia:
msnte aabnsoss ben 22be os. 9ouatio.
nsrus ubsior ~tiliammsn $4,000 ar; til
OpisrsIie af IN g0teborss gtationsbps,
ming I llpiaIa $4,000, SpfsreIis Of Or.
srpts Sirts 10000, til en- praftift GUS.
b~oIbninesftoIe 100, 900, til npt 5atiiebus
| Grgrpte Rsntebeb l50. 900 til Spse.
bismmst for ubeIbrsbsIiss Spse 100000,
til Sslfabsi "9e fatiiass gennsr" So,
600, til gsnftonSforsnirssn for aIberfissns
% ipssIise Eisuere $4,000, til Chalmers
tetniifs e9rsanitalt so, 900. til Gotsborss
"prtsnifap ODD Understandable $4,000
% til eaisielitabets 9ispoition for al
eipe ubsmiblsbe auIsoning til at benptts
fig af Baoefure 10000 6r.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Nrofesfpr ". Solicit er optaget
Tom forreiponberenbe Weblem at the Bio
logical Society of Washington.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
GtteriporBieI.

Often g giehlbus fro NebIbus Br9ite<
sirIb, 9%bronebiers Stiff, NOrse. eler
Eosen, Der iienosr bans Ioresis, bill aisre
bans Sslter en- gleoe peo at ppsipe ben
til Gnna G 9teblhus,
8cr 20. Sron &iper, Sron Go, YRi9.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Den eger be 'om maatte fjenoe Netta
asIipn o. 9borbjprn Gmunoiou fra Glib
fog, ROrae, oil sobbeosfuIot ppaioe aorsss
fen til Ole N MELLON,
Yprtiuno, Co., 8. &.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

TiIfaIss.-GH COB gfsIieiu sr tiIiaIss.
grpeottinHen nRriier. 8.ti.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Stol6ggsL

m,,,.s,;,au. Or Grit G0rlaH'si
SanOs,b I'll suStrP5ttsss' go. :
paa snadR CStIiOur) -.. sssd ,
sistrid,. 9. sraHst8 ''A| -. !.
ulI, sat,5tsmas .---.- 80 .
- 30, paa GussIf 1890 $3.50
Boat, goIrutb. sibsIhtfori' -iaH,as .
st,rrs St5,Isitorts m'5 o''
bsIlias sauS ..---- 1855 - /
- b, paa Gu9eIR - /
sutbsrs lille &aisfisiHn' e1,as.." /.
-ax srsu y u.s slao0 % 's''a- !,
u Y & --- -. - /
Den sluaSburoHs 2onf'sH'" ,as gtsE I
.,.,.,,.n, 3 70 ssi.sos. 10. DDS IT. ~ y :
% IA. pdta s''a, 4,
90 sssn I'd -"
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sis,sn. " g : s'' an ltstu g,rsn'si'9n.Slss
@sr.. !. Stfdontns,T,.M , ~ 81 /,
uopaie al piaimsr i'r s''' -.
StoIebrua .,sGcsl LSIN1-.
Hymn Book for the use Of hsI ! ga'"
Schools aad CongrsganOnSs ssnlsb.s" 1
30. ! serrbssbtHs 10, s sas,os 49," Il
49, IN, Par0ChiA W 49," a
m s'Ss,l. .''I eus'fr.Rs rf o a,.s,. =
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% %aa', s,san''s - ss'e's. /
Ssasasiissss sdsa'"r-sssiO
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Sol Nleer. Qmne Rdsmusbatter Sai.
gum paa Snbersen er af8aaet psb Oeben
| en- NIber af % 2lar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Si6rnftjetne Si6rnfon fblbte ben
Soe December fit 53oe 9gar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Waieftdtsfcrbrpeelte | Speriee.
"SpsrissS" llbsipsr gerssrsn CT for IL
itraibare gtabartitIsr bomt til 4 liars
Sirafarbsioe os til at bsoe 3400 Sr.
QrtitIsrue inbsboIbsr Gornormelier mob
8onasn. grinierns, Brinisu af WaIss
og enbel pripate Yerioner.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
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Ten nersft esn0ess; s'Hn'
Stiuhbiue 1890. 1899. a.
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DO esaertn Sinh b 4
- I g5asriH sins os eaIsiH't .-.. |
e5oartn siuS % euAiuii % Sf- f.!
grpptiIst I SfiHssius ..-.- ~
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gauges. ssmmHorHai !
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eanoftaos: epuinsiorHai t
- DO uiss sors % saIt go. 1T -
DO preslst s,iHsbius NIB
DO gbasrin -
DO 30 m,s GaloiHii % 'a'
- Stsrr, Still SsiHs5iHs -.
DO tGsssriH....:s- -
DO DO Rta SH~
sturtilti t g'iusSiHs 80.
DO tGbasE;n -
DO DO Tfs eA
Seufeu, 9. SuraI6os iHs's'Issn" -. !
Ill epuoseus. sanstas' Sal1''''s y 10 !,
Sonaboa for Barn Og uHss'HI
ssis5e, " Sr. s,st 9iaiH'''r'''
%, u,b submit ..--
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

t9rabeHs.
Rprteus 40
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b. en- linen
lHRs Brig.
let Isrsrns
Fns ON eisfs f
fsseu. Dtsi
ppeNess8uS
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Pm. Soriaair
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Pc Ssrreeae
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/ Treatise
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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06


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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Hneen Z
ns Siu for 1s0
al Spiriti
cs eienfaai
kiie GusIai
FusIene.
Pc GiseIere
erSamiIien
espnen.
Eufma. !
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BET oerife 8
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is Se5osrs %
ger GrRfu
acien Sonas
)ammeI. So
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
B 6atnut
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On

lrom &rita
isusausagttd
@s aRsaata
et rrasIiae On
taifter. Grtr
Prssu I Sanbr|
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

4bresis: 8or l,o34, Oecorab, Soma.
'Norbsn", @Stanbinausn~ % A5a'
brelanbst % GmisrantenA bsbss at ops
tase Spsnftaaeube.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-25
lrishman'r Patriotic Appeai.

Rock ISLAND, June %.
EDITOR ARGUs:-With your permits.
sion | would like to have a little space to
allow me the pleasure of making an ap-
peal to my countrymen and to call their
attention to their duty Brother Irish
men, are we dead, or are we only asleep?
Raise your heads and look around the
world Wherever there is an Irishmau
and lover Of freedom, he is struggling
TO his utmost to free our fathers, moth
ers, brothers and sisters, to give them
the liberty of the land that gave them
birth. How often have | heard my
countrymon in this city say how happy
they would be if ireland were free,
and yet the majority OF them never gave
one cent to the cause; so, therefore,
brothers, there is something besides wi3h>
ing TO be done. Are there, or are there
not five hundred true freshmen in Rock
lslandH Each one at the rate of one
dollar piece would make $500 Broth.
ers, let us give this. and BY so doing
we will show that we are Willing TO do
our share of the work Let Us not leave
it to u few to do ALL as has been the C use
for years in Rock Island. Since As an d
40 the chances of lrelands rights never
were as bright as at present--provid ed
we lrishmen do our duty in the cause.
And as arguments have been made for the
convention OF the National league in Chi
cago, let MS, like true men. unite our
selves in this glorious cause and place the
city of Rock Island in position so that
when we are abroad we can consider it a
credit to BE- resident of it. Let us cast
aside political feeling and also tireside
aud street corner sympathy. Let us, fol
Gods sake, go shoulder to shoulder and
show our noble leaders that we appreciate
their great work. Now brothers. as there
is to be meeting of the league on
next Sunday to make arrangements to as
sist our leaders. let us swell the number,
and show that we are educated to our duty
and do not require to be led by the halter
any more. am with you and will be un(
I'll death In the cause. FRESHMAN.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-25

1t looks now as though Bill Payne or
the Moline parson would capture the re-
publican nomination for sheriff. Both
are making redhot fight for The place.
Bro. Morgan has the honesty to say that
he is u candidate, but Payne denies the
allegation. Hesays that all the promi-
snent republicans of the county are im>
portuning him to be candidate. while
the truth of the matter Is, Bill has been
IN the saddle" for the past month but,
ton holiug everyone he meets II Payne's
neighbors in Yuma would see hun home
fortYp consecutive lays, they would be
amazellaAR Poor Eckhart isn't mentioned
any more ifconnection with the she riff
atty. His heQm was short lived and
mighty wealH
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-25
MOLINE.

The Huey Bros, have taken the con-
tract to put in the basement of the First
Baptist church.
A mistake was made in reporting that
the First National bank was lighted by
incandescent electric lamps last Saturday
1t should have been the Moline National
bank, and Mr.. Hemenway the cashier
says they are perfectly satisfied with the
light, that it is just splendid, and doubt
less the other bank will soon follow suit.
Wednesday morning Mr.. b. F. Town.
draw, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs
+. W. Gould and daughter of Nat
Gould of Cambridge, Henry county, left
here for New York, where they will
ship for Europe to spend the summer and
fall They will travel more on the British
Islands than on the continent.
F. W. Persons, in the hardware bust
ness here several years ago with c. C
Waters, was in the city "Wednesday
night. He has for eight years repres,
| ented on the road. the Simmons hard
| ware company of ST. Louis, said to he
the largest hardware jobbing house ia
the world. MIR. Persons leaves this after
noon for St. Louis. His house does a
business of over five million YEAR
An experienced and successful Mo
line manufacturer is always sure tc
catch on to good thing as soon as he
sees it, says the Democrat His keen
eyed sagacity and alertness in money
making may be safely trusted for that
Therefore, it Is that Mr.. Morris Rosen
field, president OF the Moline Wagon
Company, to whose energetic and pro.
gressive management that corporation
owes its large success, has become a part
owner in Davenport enterprise. Yes
terday afternoon he acquired fourth in
terest in the Arc Scale Manufacturing
Company having $4,000 of It's stock
transferred to him His financial strength
| and Judgment, ripe experience ant
| eminent success in the conduct of manu-
featuring and business enterprises viii
inveitsbiy enhance greatly the prosperity
of their highly meritorious industry Tn,
Arc Scale Manufacturing Company i.
| thus made solid
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-25
SUBURBAN SIFTINGS.

Coal VALLEY, June %.
Mrs. Polerfeld Gordon passed through
here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark were cali
ing on their old acquaintance last week.
Harvey and Ira Thomas arrived here
on Monday, they have been in Chicago.
T. r and W. B. Martin went to Chi
cago on Friday evening. They took ad-
vantage OF the low rate of fare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olyer Freeberg have been
visiting with their relatives for few DAYS
past.
The Rev. Mr. Noerr is expected to
visit here sometime during the month of
July. Mr.. Noerr is a welcome visitor to
his old friends.
Mrs. Won Ach, her daughter Laura,
who has been recently married. and the
twins she raised, Henry Won Achs child
rem, were visiting here ON Saturday.
Miss Emma Lynn arrived home on
Friday. She has been absent for two
years in Texas, but has travelled con
siderably through the southern states dur
ing her absence.
The young folks of heic and vicinity
had picnic on Green river on Saturday.
Quite u number Of carriages anl buggies
went out to the place. They had quite
good time. and came home about NIGHT,
fall, feeling much more vigorous than be
fore
The complaint of too much dry weather
still continues. The corn in the country
on prairie soil is looking middling well,
but on the rolling land it is suffering for
want Of moisture. The oats and barley
are suffering badly, aud may not amount
10 much, even il it does rain soon.
The bees seem to have stopped swarm
ing as much as they have been. But they
seem TO have Il liking to colouize in coed
| places. There are two swarms in ont
Of the churches here and two in Beulah
church in Rural. They settle between
the ceiling and plaster.
There Gems to be disposition
amongst some of our folks to wed not
outstanding the hard times. No less
than two of our young ladies Miss Mimi,
Moss and Lottie Tyler.-havc within a
short tlme,-entered the matrimonial
state, TO parties in other localities.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-25

mentioned in the ARGUS, and in his de-
parture, Rock Island county loses citi>
zen whom it has watched from childbirth
to the position of prominence and hon
or he has attained, by his diligence, per,
severance and ability. He has been a
successful practitioner at the Rock Island
bar because of his thorough knowledge of
the law, his earnestness, and his elo-
queuce as a speaker. His reason for
changing his location is because of a de-
sire to build up practice farther west,
and. being yet a young man, he will find
opportunities to acquire the fame there,
he was on the road to here.
Capt. James j. Parks was born in
Edgington township, January 10, 1852
and spent his early years on farm and
graduated from Knox college, Galesburg
June 81, 1872. He devoted himself to
the study of law Immediately. reading in
the office of w. II. Gest, Esq. He was
admitted to the bar in the fall of IA and
Mr.. Gest took such an interest in the
welfare of the young man that he took
him into partnership. Captain Parks
continued to practice with Mr.. Gest until
1878 when he opened an Office on his
own account. In 1880, he formed a part
nership with Adair Peasants, Esq, and
COZ tinued with Mr. Peasants until his
removal necessitated the dissolution of
the firm Capt, Parks was city attorney in
1881 ana 1882 and let it be said to his
credit, the assistance of outside legal
sid was not necessary during his
term, and the important cases of Retic-
ker against the city, and Whitney against
the city. both damage suits, were
tried Among the principal suits in
which he has appeared as
counsel, are the Wadsworth and
Drextel liquor cases In which he appear
ed for the defense, the Wray rape case
where he assisted IN the prosecution anG
where the defendant went up for twenty
years, the Huntly murder case in which
he defended the prisoner. and suit fol
Deere & Co in the United States court,
at Sioux City, and of the Moline Wagon
company in the United States court at
Kansas City. He won both and the
latter is now pending in the
United States supreme court or
an appeal He has always taken
a lively interest in militia matters, was
the first secretary Of the Rodmau Rifle
company and was president of the com,
panv and chairman of the bull ding com.
pany when the present armory bullt
ing was constructed. He acquired tn
title of captain as inspector of rife
practice. Captain Parks wife's maiden
name was Miss Flora Conway He mar
ried her in Rock Island and has two
bright, pretty little daughters.