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Thanksgiving Hymn.

Thanksgiving Hymn.
item for TIE EVENING STAB.
Our nations God. 10 Thee,
Father of mercies free,
Thy children sing.
Build we our altar FIRE.
Tune ey'ry harp ard Tyre,
From tempted dome and spire
Let praises ring.
Our country. btest Of Thee
With peace and liberty
Land Of our PRIDE
Echoes from hill and grove,
Anthems of praise and love:
Bless we the God above,
Our strength and guide.
Years roll the seasons round,
All in rich gifts abound,
Crowned with Thy care.
Buds, dews and vernal show'rs,
Fruitsge and vintage bow'rs
Bring thoughtful hearts to hours
OF grateful prayer.
Join in thanksgiving praise,
For all that autumn days
Bring from Thy store:
Thanks for her golden sheaves,
For goodly roots and leaves,
For ell the earth receives,
Praise evermore.
Songs Of rejoicing raise
Incense OF prayer and praise
To Thee ascend.
Graciousiy from above
Join in our feasts Of love,
Thy spirit, like dove,
On US descend.
From Heav'n. Thy dwelling place
Nouchsafe TO US Thy grace,
Father Of love.
May we united be,
Strong in our liberty
Evermore praising Thee,
Great God above.
MARY c. BENNETT.
AL m Ofap Nnv 1000
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Lord Sackviile's Successor.

Edmund Yates in his London cable special to
the New York Tribune says: 1t is now definitely
settled that Mr.. Edwardes does not return to
the post of first secretary Of the Washing
ton legation. Mr.. Herbert will remain as
charge daffaires until after Gen. Harrison's in
auguration, when. It is all but certain. Sir
Francis Clare Ford will go out as minister.
Lord Saekville's name is mentioned in connec-
ton with a colonial governorship, but UNDER
stand he will not receive another diplomatic
aDpOintment
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PAYrxo HIS ELECTION BEr.-Ben Walton. 3

PAYING HIS ELECTION BEr.-Ben Walton, q
prominent contractor of Trenton. N. j., yester-
day ground hand organ in Taylor's opera
house in payment of an election bet. The
opera house was crowded. and the uproar was
so great that the music could not be heard half
the time. 1t was increased when the crowds in
the boxes began to throw nickels and quarters
at the organist, and perfect shower of the
pieces descended from the galleries. He wiped
his brow with a huge bandanna handkerchief
creating additional amusement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28

Arrangements have been made by the man.
ayers Of the different railroads 10 have meet
ing Of the Central Traffic association at Chi
cage next Friday, when another effort will be
made to restore the east-bound freight rates
between Chicago and the seaboard.
Gov. Hill Monday respited Reich, the con-
demned murderer, sentenced TO be hanged No
vember so, till Wednesday, January 8, 1883.
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FOR RENT-ROONS.

Eok RENTED flour sorTH FRONT I'm
rOus los@.s pSsa rrssr s s s%Iss1,its
i Sn s'sn .e Tor c. everything ns~ and sssari
ir0nt nsoilss. one on sesOnd snd ne on thinl sor
Al consesen,es eoed nezhbDrh,cd; street cars Ia.
e ss s ss :. ,sca'0n rent nOasr.'s i.T At
LcoR RENT : NICELY FURNISHED BACH pan.
!nss coSd ' ssi. s ss ;pi f. s1as s', S;s "a
Tor REST-EIEGASTIY FURNISHED ROOMS
y sinsle OF ca suite hrsi-ols-s tabis o0~rsl 1904
LroR REST-p33 n ST. \. ". BEAUTIFULLY
II furnished suite OF RopHs On hrst nooT sait.sls n,
G 0Isn Tr.tes southern exposure. s,ssllsli Solr
I,oR RENT-4ie 9Th ST NV FRONT SECOND
story room; Etcsly furpishedS also larse, sunny
s sSS .s, ss a. . .s window ais" "r AID &
L,oR RENT-PARLoK DTNING-RoeM AND
tItchen OF two lArs- rooms On -eCond nour. snits-
on, childrsn osn have chDiOs Q, either rsssnses ~
+ somsiy farlisSs en- saiis , or single. ssotd o.
- ~ noor terms modeste private fNnly house
NV. n.ss-Ns
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, RENT RIA.
~. sOs sa. nsrdo, less the door lsOS 80 az.
nss-st. ' Na'' AZ" ire@Sers oeiNr'neh'>
'saE kENT.PLEAsANT PAkIoRs on FlRsr
neat psos .io ' 80 GPf roS H 90 ''s eS'
FOE sl,i kEN - .BkAUIIFyL ROOMS SINGLE OR ~
1orT Souse pr nSss i1Ray fgrni.hed se dSuss
an es.srS room References required Iioi nv
tfok kLNT-rHosE pFsIRsBIE ROOMS on sp
IN Ave, sIoiHins Brr1isBos aPply on prsmi...
'1k k r. Vt. A FAMILY oF THREE ADULTS
I, Si ueif bone furnished ~ r,sai,,- ~ bs-.e
dress RkFiNEMfSsIq "a, nS,sa~e-' r~ferenes ADJ
Il n
In Is.k two plesss1, sront rsirs an a. u
-, .r,s,s,,'es shei-ll''ed n24IW
59rs!.hed each sl2 psr NO isos 81 n sooNS'
FoR RENI-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. NICELY
sons, or viii rrnt rOons tboroushiy fSrri.s, ~,
ns4-6t. N'f'' ~ A"'S hS
EoR REST = FCRNIsHED ROOMS. so-Tz
10 s2n,' new house new furniture l0~ II Irl.l.i
EoR REM FCRSIsHED ROOMS, WIN on
u without eoaru. m Ir.tHts houzs terIi.s I-,.ot
parlor bedroom Lso le4 Mas ave AZ Is4 s.4
EoR RENI-Io oNE OR TWO oENTLENEN A
south hne sIs sasa ,d gs a. sr F
EoR RENT-l72O 81 w HsNDsoNE.Y
- luri 1 r2on,s pr, SDd yt! far 6osrdiide
Metropolitan club: and I-rl-lea 1912
E0R RENT A HANDsOzELI FURNISHED
tion s1 ree % T fessrss s.sA ~ ~ g ss,.
Eph ltENI-IN 4 cor. sTl1-rsE EJf-sI OVER
leokins McPhersuL 49, a. < = -5s5l..s M
buaru IN iTfNass fanny ~ .L- 18th u
~. - =
tSOR RENT--ll ElEEE CEg~~~l = HAND
II soile-A iur-4.-ea- firs do ~ I.
nAA o. nfe- NlfE bgAr1 agyrufslrn 4 .l.-.e hrs
class: mi1sr. Eale-s t-lul a. r-sn Vs. 1-lfT1r-
sITltss- ! a. 80 &c e-1H-iH Ju-la-,s - ~ 10
table O1sr1srx al 49,.
LOB kLNT-fN a EtEET~F'-- hsF- WINDOW
II hc0se- 10y -sN. TO- rr-rrEishoI
r"os q sacl-l- --r- a1H.r sAtl-'t an u re-fect
e-l--@L r-- -. -.sasllaAtif
no enl.1rs- Asses III EUAg 1i7-iin
hob EENI-lzl.s a -. -lEaLI EaNIlSJaIIY
Il tA--la1es- E-s-lza s-1ls1I- tar "a sufts
y sifsle no-t1 A. -cZ-t -zli,- sl,-1s nd srsis
heat 80
ISDk EkSI-INFTENlsEEl EMIL n ST.
aud la.-. sI--i,"
I,ok RENT-l4O5 s. ~ FURNISHED
= IO,hls s-1-s-e . - s-s g--EE-s t4-E r-es.
table boArd. re.er~uc-- "a. -Lz.u1 uls-ln
ISOR RENT-THE Auburn. I'd II ANDPENN-
- syfNanlA ave- Z. -. CUg1HE F.0un. and
ments
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FOR RENT--STABLES

INOR RENT - TWO NEW BRICK STABLES ac-
II cominodates four horses and shree cArrlA...: al
modern improvements beet location IN city. BO-fot
alley rear Of Hamilton House Apply ofhos .; tie
EoR RENT A NEN BRICK STABLE NEAR
Il Portland ElAts stalls and room for 3 5rr..re.
cement floor. comfortable coacInA guartsr- ua;.r
aid sewer. Apply 10 GREEN CUNNINUHAM laO5
ST. nos lLls
IrOR kENT-sTABLE, EIRST-CIAss IN EVFKY
II resJect three stAlls ample carriage nom: corn-
Portable quarters for cOachnan. l44I RiOde Island
ave Min.
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Transfers of Real Estafe

Deeds in fee have been filed az follows:
8. z. Collin to Eleda ]. Clifford, sub 1o7. SC.
GALS, e; Jane CASTELAR, to II. NJ Gladman ut 4ss.
BIS adj and pit. Is. HIS ad to West Washington.
~ 900; H. III. Glsdman to James 3. Edwards.
lot II, Hs adj; do, $4,000; J. s. Edwards to H.
n. Gladman, lot IA, sub Of BIS and Hs ad do,
$4,000.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

sne. srJpss o5ES1D 9Nh OF THE
mel Ssfs;s Eois sl.sshsfs; SssR g $Ssssis g.s
nen's 'axen. opea MI 9 pm IL b SMITH. Artist,
nss-et' Cor. % ss, Se 81 and sass. sv.n~.
rS.. BY s4EKooM oe sSS AND
WANTKD-By 4 REspECTABLE ColoRKD
dres! isSs rashins to be dune at her hSSs 20
w PAPA. star Office. n2s-et'
WaHILDIA PARTY 10 SHARE OFFICE ~
Aa,nt,e Buili i With subscriber low rent "a,
WANTED-cAkPEr LAYING-CARPET TAKEN
a = e sSs .s Z
WANTED ONE YEAR-sl, 900 TO ExTENp
w growing business in this city. for which 900
viii Be slowed interest and monthiy payments viii
e edsr sss e k9EpPPa stan and Interest Security
WANTED "A GOOD AMATEUR ooRNETIsT
viz Would s Play in church X the nertawess 9ss
ISys 4 Sc oix compensation desired Sda.s.s
WANTED-wE PAY AGENTS se5 TO sieo PER
local wSff state which preed also sasry wsnssd
s s.t 6S;s CO. Manufacturer. es4 George ST. Spen
lite-size erayon portraits in hf.eea lessons: no
RETsoh f pi May Baaias e con ehiss and
Z SITS. n26-Iws
WANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 90 CENTS
or aS fsmss
psy Sail a IL & sh s ssa
Market look for the decorated stalls opposite Col
SsnS Dsn WI r sc Ill reeH9s
WANTED.FoR CAsH-FURNITURE, FEATHER
~ seds, Carrots Stoves, or Entire Household
n2s-im' H. ROSENBERG. l14a 9TH st. NV.
WANTED = HORSES wINTFRFp-BEsT CARE
w with two feeds of grain and bay daily Terms IS
care " 6 HAZEL ST. re bes Isl and
sd sts., or Room 10l corcoran Building oc29-lni.
10 6 Ks sd4 Box s sr
city on CLARE % Nd ii ssn m6 NILS
WANTED-!2O HORSES, SUITABLE FOR CAR
i9r s.n ~ and double drying OF Sood style Of
So M iRd 55S 81. Or
WANTEDooEyERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
Pas sS sdno snss :,
Ls s,r made to heat or no pay W DANIE 1918
w That " " Ieaett 1a1sFs.nw..
Commissioner Of Deeds
se24-3m for every State and Territory.
WANTED-wEILs DUG. .B0RFD, AND DRIVEN;
,er,a Pmps a TsSkS % e ~ sas Vel M
sth ST. ne or BiadensbGrg. Nd H. n13im a!!o
WANTED-PERsoNs PARTICULAR ABOUT TIE
cnI f1t and hnis % Ct their sarments call on MAX
payment Il good security is furnished nis iii r'
WANTED-FoR cAsH-FURNlTURE, FEATHER
w Beds; Carpets, Stoves, or Entire Household Ef-
oc:7 H. BAUM. PIG It'll stsw
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
bVbs Guns ,s Iev0lyers old gold and silver for Witch
LAskEi's Loan Once, 2ol Penn. ave, corner "a ..
n W. iny26
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w kenovatinR Works; Feathers Renovated. Nat
tresses Made over. Furniture Steamed md Moths De
stroyed- +. H lOCNGS Office 1902 Pa ave, Factory
cor. 9TH and h sts g. Telephone 6l0-2 or 100s-9.
ap11-Sm
WANTED-TT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
lvered in Il ID Ward" prints 40c per ID Also Cot
tsge Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk &C. per quart
myS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28

KEEPING D1soRDERLY HoUsE.-Last night
the ofhcers Of the fourth precinct raided the
house of Belle French, No s31 Maryland ave-
nue. southwest Leslie Willard, Kate Cusick
and Rudolph Won Strstton were found in the
house. They were charged with vagrancy.
This morning in the Police Court Belle pleaded
guilty to charge Of keeping a bawdy- house.
ing that abe is 70 leave the neighborhood. The
three persons charged with vagrancy were re-
quired to give bonds or go down for two
mootha
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-HALLS.

IsOR RENT-TwO FTNE SPACIOUS HAIIs-SEr.
II qnd and third IlooTs Of Endowment building 4lg
lOth 81 Nv. thoroughly heated by steam suitk he fr
society Or association meetings. Also fine BuIidig
IN rear. suitable Tor Workshop. STORAGE stable f-
gulre Al once VI ENJOYMENT ASSOCIATION 4lq
10th -. NV raS,lni
ISoh RENT-fURNIsHED HALL a23 ST n
", 10 Lodges. Club and AssOcintlOua IN tinys a.
evening" % suit. Apply at W. % DFNtSDNTS ks..I
Estate once under sboye Hall ausO- :sIr
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THEY HAD DRINKS AND THEM PocKErBoox
WAS MIssrNa--Fred Walsh and William Lewis
met in Crowley's saloon last night They had
drinks and then went TO Kernan's theater.
Lewis missed his pocketbook containing 81 40
he suspected Walsh and had him arrested.
When Sergeant Diggins arrested Walsh he de-
MED the charge, but was willing to give Lewis
the amount Of money he claimed to have lost.
He was fined Is or fifteen days
The north bound passenger train on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific railway collided
with the south bound Salt Lake express near
Hustled. Colo, and two persons we're instantly
killed and several wounded.
At Camden, N. J., q defective melting tank at
the Whitney glass works burst Monday and
set ire to the buildings, which we're totally
destroyed Loss, $4,000.
By the explosion of key of powder In the
store Of George Farmer. at 6crufYtown. Pa,
Bertha, a ten-year-old daughter, was killed
Farmer was fatally injured and his wife and
two other children slightly injured.
At Augusta, Ga. Mr.. Vim. Swindle, promi-
nent horse-trainer, was brained Monday by o
kick from one of his prize horses, which had
Just been awarded blre ribbon.
There was great rejoicing in Florida Mon
day at the prevalence Of frost and ice.
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES

VIZ 1AL-~N Ut II rs.
i pEsIkABLE OFFICE ROOMS N THE LEN.
,.SEM iqkk SSESUE NEAR 18Th STREET
One II tie most convenient locAtious IN the CITY,
service '1e
Apslyto THOMAS J. FISHER 400
n-<--N 1924 II. Ne
I,oR kEST-Two ROOMS IN 1919 ST ED-
II Joining sun Bullding, a. 10 and ell 81 resu-Nrfxeiv
nlS I'm W. RILEY DEEBIE l3lsFs1
FOR RENT-STORES.
EoR RENT-IOI COR lsT AND L SIS. v.
large store and dwelling q rooms aud cellar uut<-
sn1 sss rent s2s f,-r month Inquire Of CHAS II u
IN, Sls New JCl ,es ave. nv. u2s-Hs
IsOR hENr-lg44 18th ST y ". LARGE STOE.E.
room and dwelling Of rooms and hath ali ulCsl-
srn improvements Key az 1912 Rent 81 d IL
NAhNEb q CO. 9lo street. usS-at'
tNOR skENT-LARGE STORE AND DNELIINd.
southeast corner Of 10th aud . sts ~. dM-llits
contains 10 rvons add all modern imprJstn,euts 81.
lag under entire building: stable In rear ~ ~
store separate AZ desired lflce whole elOO psF
month NASHIN6TON DANINpGATR -
n24-lm lltkES.
EoR nENT-PLATE-GLAss FRONT NEW STORE
50 f-et deep. best business location al tJnverl-
eitces. rent very lv~, only saO fer ig-, o.
NV. near Penn ave. nS-siIa
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOE EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary aud .. 8 Commits ionef.
JNO L. bEAl1~ 1SZl y st. NV. In ONCE nom Am
to pm. nlT
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BOARDING.

NEVER SOLD FASTER THAH
THEY DO wow AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
No nm 9TH sLd O So
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EVENING TWINKLEs.

Washington. Nov, 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28

nAyID a GOURIcK tFoRMERLY OF THr Pill
- adelphia Barr Attorney and Couusellor a ~
noQm -, Atlantic building. 02e and $50 ssresf
GAnPBELL CARRINGTQN, ATTORNEY-zT-
y. Law Bsroour Lay Building. 400 TouisisIa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

The grand lodge of Illinois, Knights of
Pythias, in session at Galesburg, elected
John W. Patterson. of Springfield, grand
chancellor; Henry P. Caldwell was chosen
grand keeper of the records and SEAL
John Gabriel, of Chicago, grand master
of the exchequer, and Charles Burgoyne,
of Chicago. grand outer guard. The
grand lodge degree was conferred on
sixty six knights. and charters were issued
to fourteen new lodges. The grand lodge
will meet in Chicago next year. There
are one hundred and fifty working
Knights of Pythias lodges in the state
with membership of 10000. During
the past year twenty new lodges. having
membership of 1900, have been Or
gained.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

The people of Rock Island county
have recognized our superiority and en-
dorse our efforts to please them by a
steady increase of patronage. 1t is no
egotism on our part to tell you that we
are selling clothing and shoes for less than
our competitors. 1t is on this solid rock
that we have laid the foundation to our
flattering success. Too restless to be
satisfied we will keep on naming such
low prices for reliable merchandise as will
strike terror to the hearts of the old fogy
clothiers of Rock Island.
Heavy double backed overcoais So
splendid doubles breasted chinchilla over,
coats. $4.S5; Storm Kings, with plust
collars and cuffs, s.; extra heavy, long
solid overcoats, 50 to $3.50; neat wor
sted dress overcoats with silk facing
So. 35; dandy line of overcoats at IS. 81
to $40; beautiful plain brown and gra,
overcoats at $3.50 An exceptionalll
fine line of imported Montagnac, flu
beaver and suable chinchilla overcoats
also meltons. worsted and kerseys. L
boys overcoats we are showing beauti
full line in plush trimmed. embroidere
and cape overcoats. Inspection Of style
and prices solicited.
MosENFELDER & KoHN.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

Seventh avenue, into desirable residence
lots, and offers them for sale by j. M
Buford at very reasonable prices, end on
as long time as purchasers may desire.
Those contemplating buying homes now
have the opportunity to secure desira-
BILE building lot, located in the most
beautiful part of the city.
The poor old laundering blunderbIt
published around on Eighteenth street in
the interests of the ferry monopoly. the
Kansas cranks and the republican party
has blundered again. or else someone
else has Numbered with it, for SOME
reason or other it totally ignores Con
gresham Gest's arrival. The ARGUS sale
last night that the faithful had been rest
lessly inquiring as to when Mr.
Gest would return, but that he would
probably be wise enough to advise no ont
as to when to expect him this time
This appears to have been the truth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

The Y. NJ. G. A. announce a members
social for Thursday, Oct 25. This will
be the first of series of these socials to
be held monthly during the winter. They
are intended to promote acquaintance
ship among the members and to give all
an opportunity for members to introduce
other young men to the benefits Of the
association, Apleasant time is expected
for next Thursday evening. All mem>
bers should be present.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

Maj. j. NJ. Besrdsley, of this city, has
been employed to defend Miss Belle
Huyck. the Swedona girl arrested for
completely in the burglaries heretofore
mentioned. The trial is set for the No,
vember term Of the circuit court in Mer-
Ger county. The mother of Miss Huyck
unable to longer bear the disgrace
brought upon her by her daughters reck-
less conduct, has decided to leave Swe
dons and make her home with her eldest
son in Omaha. This will leave the faiI
prisoner to her own resources, as far as
sympathy is concerned. Harry Chilberg,
who was in all probability the leader OF
the unfortunate trio, is said to still main
tain an unruffied exterior in jail, and de
fies everybody.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20
The American Bird.

While hunting beyond Milan yesterday
afternoon, Maj. L. N. Buford and Con-
ductor Willie shot an immense American
eagle which was in the act of devouring
tame goose it had caught. The bird is
an immense one and of a species very
rare to this part of the country. 1t meas
ures seven feet from tip to tip Of its
wings. The bird was brought to Roch
Island and will be mounted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

Congressman W. H. Gest returned
from Washington last evening, coming
from Chicago on the same train with Gen.
Lieb. 1t is quite probable therefore that
the congressman thought there had been
another Misunderstanding, when upon
looking out of the car windows, he saw a
reception committee composed of ex Aid.
Gustave Stengel, Robert Wagner and
Postmaster August Huesing The COM
mittee, however. seeing that there wat
no one in waiting to receive the congress
man. took him along with their own
guest and brought him down town. Thil
accounts for bis safe arrival this time
and there was no necessity of driving
him back to the depot.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

NJ. ]. McEniry talks at Aledo tonight.
Hon. E. W. Hurst and VIM. McEniry
speak in the church near Fosters store,
Drury, next Thursday evening.
The flambesus and several other re-
publicans went up to Geneseo last night
and helped celebrate in honor of Uncle
Dick Oglesby,
Arrangements have been made for two
speeches in Rock Island county next
week by Hop. Clinton Kurdish, of Chs
cago. He will speak at Andslusis with
VIM. McEniry on Wednesday, and al
Hampton with E B. Sharon, of Daven>
port, on Thursday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

of the campaign before election day. He
predicted that the democracy would not
only carry Illinois. but Michigan. Wis
consin, Minnesota and Iowa at the COM
ing election.
Mr.. Eugene Lewis, Of Moline. then
made a few remarks and the meeting
closed,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

At $40 last evening, when Engineer
Elwood was running bis engiue-375-
up to the switch in the 90 yards to bach
down and attach to the night passenger
train, freight train came into the yards
drawn by engine 279, with Engineel
Zimmerman at the throttle, and befor,
the danger could be averted the locomo
tives came together. Both pilots were
broken but no further damage done. A
new engine was brought out and the pas
senger train went out on time
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

Yesterday noon as the ferry boat ]. W
Spencer, was landing at the Davenport
dock, the chains BY which the dock /,
fastened became loosened and allowed i
float out from shore. After about ar
hours hard work it was again fastened
to shore, but not close enough however
to allow passengers to land and Capt
Cameron was com PEELED to make a tri,
to Rock Island before several ladies Oh
the dock could be landed on Iowa soil.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20
GOLDEN EAGLE.
OvrrcOat Department.

Everyone in these three cities is cor
daily invited to call and inspect the i'm
mense line of overcoats now being dis
played at the Golden Eagle. Everyone
who has seen them pronounces them the
finest, most artistic as well as the cheap
line ever brought to this city. These
goods were bought by well experienced
buyers and selected to fill the wants OF
ALL The line includes all the --latest
styles in foreign as well as domestic wors.
teds, casslmeres. meltons. kerseys. chin
chillas. fur beavers and other well known
grades, all of which are being sold at the
very lowest prces. Call and be con
WINGED.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

Miss Kate Byrnes, the fashionable mil.
liner, had grand opening today of fall
and winter styles Of bonnets, hats, rib
bons, etc. The line which Miss Byrnes
now has the pleasure to show is un-
auestiorably the finest and most complete
ever brought to this city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

The water will be shut off on Second
avenue between Sixteenth and Twentieth
streets, and on Seventeenth and Eight,
zenith streets between First and Third
avenues, and on Third avenue between
Seventeenth and Twentieth streets, to.
morrow Sunday morning ats O'Clock
for five hours, TO make repairs.
NJ. T. STAFFORD,
Superintendent Wsterworks
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20
Ninth street Church improvements

The congregation of the Ninth street
church has awarded to Mr.. Chris Schrei-
ner the contract for remodeling the church
aud also to build parsonage next sum
mer. There is to be an extension TO the
church of twelve feet; the whole to have
an elliptic ceiling, ard there is TO be ar
addition twenty by twenty-six feet on
the south side.
Rev. Mr. Cue breaches in the Ninth
street church tomorrow afternoon at 5
| O'Clock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

The perfume of vlolets, the purity of
the lily, the glow of the rose, and the
flush of Hebe combine in Pozzoni's won>
drous powder
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20

Hoods sarsaparilla is purely vegeta-
bic preparation. being free from iDjuri.
GUS ingredients. 1t is peculiar in its
curative power
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-20
Barsh Z Babeoek, peutisrs.

No, 1724 Second avenue. Special atten-
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-06
Ola papers for sale At tits Office
st SOC. per hundred.


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