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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18
100 Doses One Dollar

LOG CABIss, lacking ele
garce, we're e comfortable
homes. Health and happi'
~ meas were found 10 them.
The best OF the simple rom.
edies used are given to toe
~ world ia Warmers Leg
49, TIP Cabin Remedies, made by
Warner, Of Safe Cure fane. kegu a.
5rg regulator with Wsrners Log Cabin
~Arsanzrlila.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Is the best blood purifier It cures scrofnla, Salt
Eheam. Bona, Plmpies, 81 Humos, Dyspepsia. Bill
Iousness. Sick Headache Indigestion. General Debit
10y. Catarrh, rheumatism, Kidney and Liver com
p.aluts. oyerc0mrs that t'rsa feeling. creates an
appetite. s,rsYgthcnstacas te nerves and builds ~
the whole system.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18

che man who can not keep m7 mind on any
iulnuing tOothAcnc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18

lyovs Patent Heel stiGeners is the only in
ecuton that wiu make Old boots straight as new.
A writer SAYS that the best cure for mango -
uu.ss Is guuplWd-r mixed with vi1egar. Guh-
powder mixed with shot is just as effective and
works QuicGer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18

The frost 1uurrday night extended
as Tar south rs southern Missouri. Fret2
ing weather was reported lrom northern
Nlrpesetq.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18
SomeMhat Emharrnssed.
Twas SlftlnP..

Jinks was a young man who had been
married year, and he WIS telling a
friend how different he was when single.
''Was You much embarrassed when yon
popped the question:" asked his friend.
Embarrassed? Well, I should say
was. owed $1,000 for board and clothes
aud one thing or other, aud didn't heye a
dqrned cent 10 paw it WITH"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-10-18
new! new! NEW !
MUSIC BOOKS.

Bells of Victory s. Sa S' r aaas3 4 aoo
Tsmpsrantt sang E,0t l1i FIRST rate r'ngs ana
rhofusrs. send tor specimen copy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

Aaron Smith war lately moved l~ fam
lily and tnnsorigi business from here to
Northwest beer Isle ha> again opened a
barber -hop here In rooms under Music
Hall
Capt Cla~. Cousins is % have build
!ne pI, up q: once r. 4 freigh; depot for
III packet Village Maid
a i>h-pack'ng house g.. being built on
the -teamboat wharf
Mrs. iIez. K. Haskell. who ha~ been
spending the summer herr with her son.
has gone now 20 Georgetown, Mass to
visit FOR some time with her daughter.
Mrs VIM Urquhart.
John Mutt ns- moved 10 Oceanviile
Mr. Beverage mas REMOVED his family to
their native place, Nlnaihayen We are
very sorry to have them leave ~ and re-
cret exceedingly the loss To the Juvenile
Temple. f9r Harry Beverage was wide
awake snd capable little Marshall" and
Willie Beverage a faithful sentinel
Schooner Exact Capt James Gray, has
JUS returned rom "trip to Ellsworth and
wa ont IN lie severe storm OF Wedne--
day. 2G.h. .o,inE jib and receiving other
Injury
sept. Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04


The funeral services of Augu,tu,
Stevens. Ed. were held "Wednesday Z.
NJ, az his late residence. Owing "a the
severity Of the storm the iutermcnt WAS
postponed 10 Thursday A. NJ The be-
rcaved family wish 70 extend their heart
felt thanks 10 the many friends who IN
the past few months have done 50 much
for the dead auI the living
Dr. Grind-e reports a great deal of sick
ness al III. present time. He is Kept very
busy
DIR. Abby II. Fulton was in town We'd
ne>day, driving from Southwest Harbor
10 attend the funeral of Mr. Stevens
Bluehill town fair will be held this fall
at North Sedgwick, Wednesday. Oct 3
Nature holds supreme control once more
at Psrkcr'S Point, the summer visitors
having all departed for their winter homes.
Many Improvements will be made during
the winter. Ford Rogers, Esq, of De
troit, Michigan, win erect an observatory
at his cottage. the Wild Rose. and other
buildings will be in progress through the
winter.
Very many of our townspeople will take
advantage of the low rates made hv the
Boston & Bangor s. s. Co, and will visit
the Hub this week.
Oct. !. SUBSTITUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
{ consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice. hay-
ns had placed in hi, hands by an East India
missionary the formula OF SIMPLE vegetable
remedy for the speedy aud permanent cure Of
Consumption. Bronchitis, Cafarrh. Asthma
anJ IA throat and Lung Affections also u po--
tive and radical cure for Nervous liability
and aii Nervous Complaints. after having test
ed it, wonderful csrative powers in Thousands
~ eases. has felt il hi- duty to make IL known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo
tive amt a desire TO relieve human suffering. I
viii >rnd free Of charge. to all " ho desire #.
Til recipe. in German. French or English.
with fni directions for preparing and using.
sent by mail by addressing with stamp. nam
ing ibi, paper. ". A. MOVES. l49 PDteers
Mpct. Rochester n J. iyr52 low
Ministers. LAWYERS. Teachers. and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise.
should Use Carriers Little Liver Pills for tor
pid liver and biliuu>Bts.. one l. dose. Try
them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
"Puryatory Bullets"

An excited Ii-hmsn lately rushed into Il
Boston drug store, having ''brokcu-upr APP
learanre generally. BE Jabers,'' he yelled.
I'm all wrong entoireIy. want some shtutf
10 straghten me out. Some o. thin Purgs-
tory Bullets will fix me- I'm thnkin'. What
dive AK for fhimt' What do YOU mean p
asked the clerk. 'Purgatory Bullets .or.
or snmethn' loike That. they call Thin" re-
piled the man. "Shure. I'm IN Durgatory a.
ready. with headache. and liver complaint
and bad -htomach. and the d,iI knows Whit
s.." The clerk passed out vial OF Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Puryatiye Pellets. and Pat
went of contented. These little Pellets cure
all arrangements Of liver. stomach and bow els
Sugar-cosied. little larger than mustard seeds,
and pleasant to take. Druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

The bottom has dropped out Of the Ice
business in Bangor, so the dealers and
shippers all say. Vessels are unable to get
any cargoes of Ice for the southern ports
The four-masted schooner Kate J. Barrett,
which brought coal there for the Maine
Central could get no cargo back and was
obliged to sail for Baltimore in full ballast.
A great quantity of ice will be carried over
in the Penobscot houses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
The Harrison Log Cabin Song Book,
with Music.

Thu publisher Of the above writes u. tha, 20
great i. the demsnl for music edition Of the
Ing cain. Sang Book. al = popular price.
thu; he ha- bad one prepared AT heavy ex-
pen.e and substituted FOR the first book in The
new edition just out. 4 few new songs have
also been added. OF the frat edition. y 100
copies have already been sold. Samples copies
by mail. 10 cents special rates 10 clubs.
4. II. sMYTHE. Publisher,
I..l1IrrAihI. d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
Vert Wins.

W. desire 70 say to our riiix,u~. thsf for
YEAR ~c haze hrcn selling ~ Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. pr. kim. New
Lie Plli>. Hurki'Bs ArHt-a ~alvr ami ti"r-
ir'c bi'irr- aub hasr never banded REMEDIES
that srli ~ wei DC that have even ~i,h nui-
scr-al saf'- t5rtiou w ln uut hr-it4t- 80
gusrtutrr ihrm every time, and ", --rnd
rs-adA to- rfuHi ihr purvha-+. iFiy.. vi -lti--
Factory results ,lr nat tolluw ih.r use. It,,>s'
re,mci,. hssc won tArir great laruiatiiy
purely on ihclg merits. Al :. u Wt1.tu'-.
Druggist.
kyers nervous per-nn should try carter :
Little NLKVF Pm. h"y sfr ntsdr >g-e iailt
for nrr,r anil dtsY.pt'r mrn aud WnnirI.
and sr, in-t The m.a,eioc u,cds-i b, a prr-
spn. h", from rnt cause. ~ nos -i"rp wr''
or -" rail - get proper ~. rgth from 'hs.r
io..I. t1sr. ~ weak -tomarh mdl,,~ftsu.
dy dyspepsia. ns7top> and .irk A.ads,hr. &c,
rrallis yitII tu tho u-l N fhr iliir NrNr
rilI-. parfituisri, X combined with carriers
Ift3e Liver lEii. Ia sisfs al . -fni.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
n. Main. Contra! Railroad.
COMMENCING OCT. 1, Isss.
IF ~ 81
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY Ex-
CEpTEO. As FOLLOWS:

COMMENCING OCT. 1, Isss.

'pailN sundays inclu1ttt.
stops signal or Notice e Conductor
Th,s. Trains Connect At BANGOR, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Bpstnr
AMI -. John.
The steamer City nt Richmond make t"o
rotipd ,rtts per wreck between Portland
ami Maghia=purt, having Machla-port al
al. 4 m every MunlaY amt Thur.lay
Returning leaves Portland at u q" u. NJ. every
Tuesday and Friday.
Passengers arr earnestly requested 81 procure
ticket. before entering the train. and especially
NAV atth a. FAl'- AMI ftil- II fd-N"Hh
PNI>b< TItkFk.
Vice Prra- and t,cu'l Manager.
FEE. BpoTHnY. Cent ra-s sat Ticket ~
sept =. l~sS. ~" y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

HANCOCK, - -
TT KEN this 2'ith lay n September a Il 1sSS. on
an execution tatcfi september Ftia Il I-ss
issued on judgment rendered by the Ellsworth
Municipal Court, at term held at Ellsworth on
the first Tuesday Of september. d. lsss in favor
OF the city q Ellsworth. against Calvin J Sar
gent of said Ellsworth for so 80 debt and st2 *
costs OF suit. the following described real estate
Ia wit certain lot parcel OF land situated il,
said ellsworth aud bounded and fies. giicd NJ III
lows: Beginning on tie road leading from Fils
worth 10 Mount Desert big stone near the south
east corner Of lot Of land Of Daniel Donovan ~,
ceased thence northerly following said Donovan.
east line torty rods; thence easterly parallel to
sali roah seven rods; thence southea steriy paral
e Win SAID Donovan's cast line forty rods ,heDl.,
westerly and parallel to the north line seven rnfis
70 the place OF beginning and containing two hun
dred and eighty square rods
And on the 9th dav Of October a H. Isss nj 10
O'Clock a. m. at the Office of Wiswell King A pc
ters IN Ellsworth, in SAID county said real estate
ann an the right title ant interest which the sait
taivih j Sargent has in said real estate or hs.l
therein on the ith day Of February A. A lsss
when the same was attached, on the writ In sai.l
SUIT, VIII he sold at public auction 20 satisfy sais
execution and the costs Of sale
3w3g nj F,.,,sa n,.x
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

.... 4. .
contention W the -rAoal t-Ach-r~ ID
'a,sa Ns, io3i =; The gho-l-rnom m DIS
,-.r, No SATURDAY, II wa~ an I'm
pr.mptu saar auA perhaps the uorr ru-
}st4a.e fss ;ha, W wcr, NJ: ia regular
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
Children in the FACTORIES.

Deputy Comm soner Of Lsbpr Camp
bell has returned 70 Augusta from visit
10 the factories throughout The State
where he la. been collecting statistics
relative to the employment Of children.
lie states that as s general rule m.nufac-
turer. are pleased with the law relating 10
child labor passed By the last legislature
In acceptance with the law all children he
tween the ages Of twelve and sixteen are
provided will certificates of their .ge and
of their attendance at school AZ least six
teen weeks during the previous vear. Most
OF the children are French Canadians.
whose age it j. extremely difficult, n .scor-
tain Ii seems probable that some parents
deliberately issue false certificates. and
that n certain per cent. Of children en-
ployed are less than twelve year. Of age.
The penalty Of the discovery of such
fraud is fine OF 500, but owing to the
extreme difficulty Of detection. the only
war 10 remedy the evil il in the better
education of public opinion. Most manu.
facturers are not pleased with the work
ing- Of the ten hour law. They claim that
able bodied women should he allowed TO
work extra hours if they wish TO do SO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
Bangor and the Canadian Pacific.

President Neall.v thinks that tn. Cana.
dian Pacific RAILWAY Will aid in making
Bangor great CITY. Thew are now max
ing arrangement. To have freight come in
10 Bangor from the Erea; west over the
Canadian P.ci1c and Bangor and Piscnts-
qui- Al the same rate that L Is put into
Boston This viii make Bangor the great
distributing point for Maine and give mer-
chants there better control Of the Maine
business than ;hey have had for years
It is now thought that freight trains will
commence running over the Canadian Pa
cihc before that p-r; Of :he road between
Greenrilic and N,ttawnmkeag is compile
ted In that case the Bangor and Piscat-
aqui. will be used and arrangements are
now in progress to that effect.
The Canadian Pacific railroad company
has purchased all the land at Brownyille
between their connection with the Bangor
and Pisc.tsquis road and Pleasant. river
and propose TO erect very extensive repair
shop. and coal sheds there. They have
asked the town Of Brovnville to exempt
their property from taxation FOR term Of
years and which will. no doubt. be done
The tract isa large one and perfectly
level. The railroad people intend 10 make
Brownville their great repair and supply
station for the division of their road be-
tween st. John and Sherhrooke and they
are suro To build up the town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
Something for Scientists to Solve.
SINGULAR FHENoAENoN IN DoyER-Is IT
IINAR rHOToGRApHYY

SINGULAR PHENOMENON IN DoyER-Is II
LUNAR PHOTOGRAPHY?
There j. quite 8 sensation In Dover over
= mysterious occurrence which took place
in the residence of one Of the citizens of
the place saturday night.
On the evening in question young lady
boarding ia the family stood for few
minutes before retiring before = mirror in
her room No unusual occurrences were
noticed no ru>,ling of Invisible visitors
Dor sounds made by ghostly cugravers
aud The young la5y retired and passed the
night u sweet dreams undi>turhed, but
Sgulay morning 20 her great surprise she
dj~cpN erred imprinted on the surface Of the
glass an ontluo oi her form and features
A. distinct and readily recognizable As II
executed ~ the most accomplished artist.
The singular phenomenon excited ne
li;lc interest IN the village ani during tie
day many nri2hhprs listed the room AMI
examined he mysterious impression. The
identify ~ ihr picture A. that - the h"un-
ladY L. STRONGLY marked.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

The outlook al Jacksonville is grow
ing more hopeful. Only five deaths and
eighty-fYe new cases we're reported in a
recent official bulletin. Still the ravages
Of the fever are far from being stayed,
although every day brings the longed-for
advent Of cool weather nearer. The peo-
pie OF the afflicted city appear to be re-
gaining courage, which is not only en-
coursging in itself hnt indicates that they
will quickly recover from the blight that
has oppressed them so many weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04

The Fairfield Journal reports that haz-
ing is carried on at Colby university this
term to very alarming extent and the
yells and noise that are heard in the vicinity
of the campus nightly would give one the
impression that a dozen or twenty fresh
men we're being quartered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
Great Pond.

Great Pond.
Mr. +. f. Rowe. of Aurora, is teaching
a successful term Of singing school here.
MIS-. Ezra Williams has little daughter,
one week old.
Tuesday night the young people gave
one of our neighboTs, whose wife has
been i'll all summer, a liberal pounding.
Miss Ella Garry, who has been spending
the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Lord has returned to Bangor.
Miss Lillian Laughin has gone TO
| Lowell. Mass, for the winter.
g. T. Warwick OF the Warwick Cycle.
! Manufacturing Co, Springfield, Mass,
! spent quiet week at Alligator Lake.
| He returned home Tuesday.
| party from Massachusetts, are at the
! lake now and another from Bar Harbor
| al Great Pond.
| The sewing circle had pleasant meet
| IN. with Mr. Kaby Mace on THURSDAY.
| Dct. fiu~siR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-04
G.,i.,i:.s

sA'tshltsH
Mrs l. l. Cng>hail of Bn>tou- Mas.
who hu, been visiting her mother, Mrs
Rn>e Moor for few weeks has returned
home
Misses Helen and Ne~ta Rrimmcg
~ 20 Ellsworth every SATURDAY far the
purpose of taking music lessons lhcis
tutor j. Mis- Perry.
Mr. John iIodgkins nf Eden j. visiting
hef parents. MIR. and Mr~ Thomas Frost,
Nj aud Mrs Dean of Eddington. &C
compauicd by her little daughter. were
lu inNn over SUNDAY. the guests 81 Mr.
aai Mr. AlcNan5rr Morrison
Rev r. LING of Addison, Mainc. 5nt for
mcrlt a pastor Of the Baptist church II thi-
town FOR mnrr 'han ~ wears. preached Q
most Instructive discourse from -
Matthew 2.-5lat2PM Sunday the 2.'d
liz returned hour on "Wednesday hnt ~,
hop, ~ So him again at no distant DAY
oct NV.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07

G. W. Davis, Of Reynolds, was in the
city today.
Wanted-A competent girl at 1109
Second avenue.
Capt. G. w. Durham returned from
Hot Springs. Ark. last evening.
DR.. Garter was out of doors for the
first time since his recent illness this af-
demonstrating little fresh air.
The jury in the circuit court attacks
ment suit of Munro Bros. VS. the Kansas
Garden 6 Cultivator Co, returned YER
dict of 500 81 for the plaintiff last even>
ing.
Shields went before Judge Glenn this
afternoon and plead guilty to assault and
battery on George Washington and was
fined SEQ and costs. Jack Garrin will
plead to assault and battery Monday.
The introduction of Armour's inspect.
ed meats in Rock Island has proved not
only sanitary blessing to local consum-
ers, but has helped the cattle raisers of
Reynolds and vicinity, who are now ship
ping their beeves to Chicago at 2 and 81
cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07

Tue government shops ON the Island
are busy on several extensive contracts,
among which is one for 1900 bits for the
cavalry service. The plan of making
these was invented on the Island here.
The mouth piece is of steel and is pressed
out of the steel plate in one piece. Each
of the side pieces are also cut in one piece.
after which both go through the milling
process and are then polished Ten
thousand bits have been made on the Isl,
and since this process was designed.
One of the other contracts is for 1000 tin
cups and another for 10000 tin plates.
This contract work is sufficient to keep
the force busy till next July.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07

The ARGUS is pleased to publish an.
nouncements of services in the city
churches, and it considers this an impor.
taut and interesting feature of the Satur.
day evening issue, but it also considers
that the interests of the ministers and OF
our readers will be best served by making
them as brief as possible. The notices
should give the name Of the church and
of the pastor, time of services, and, IT
desired, the subjects of sermons and any
special features, but should not include
announcements of services during the
week. These will be published as local
notices whenever requested. Ministers
will also do us favor by handing in
their announcements early in the day.
and, if possible before twelve o'clock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07
1T WILL BE CONTINUED.


The Great Closing sails at the Boston Store
Many Could not get Waited on-The People
| TO be Accommodated by Another wsel
Of Genuine Bargains.
Owing to the great crowds that have
attended the clearing sale at the Boston
store, Davenport, many had to 60 away
without getting served. That all may
have fair chance and the proper atten-
ton given, the proprietoTs have decided
to continue the sale for several days. and
as ono bargain after another Il disappears,
mark something else down to take its
place.
Their underwear stock is very heavy
and they have put prices on the different
lines that will sell them.
WHITE.
Gents shirts aud drawers worth soc,
reduced to 80.
Gents shirts and drawers worth 75c,
reduced to 6s4c.
Gents shirts and drawers worth 98c,
reduced to SOC.
Gents shirts and drawers worth 81. 25,
reduced to CSC.
Gents shirts and drawers extra heavy
Scotch Grey, all wool, worth $3.50, re,
duced to 98c.
Ladies white vests and pants worth
50c. reduced to SOC.
Ladies scarlet vests and pants worth
81. 124. reduced to SEC.
Ladies scarlet vests and pants worth
81 so, reduced to $1.25 each.
Tremendous bargains offered in every
HARMED. PURsEL & Won MAUR.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07

In the revival at the First Methodist
church there has been considerable inter-
est manifested all the week. Notwith.
standing rain and difficult walking there
has been good congregations. ALI who
listen to Miss Downey are well pleased
and are anxious to hear her again. AL
though earnest in her work she is modest,
seldom ever referring to herself or to her
work in other places. She is native of
Greencastle, Indiana, and a graduate of
the De Paugh University at that place, in
which institution she filled the chair of
professor of Greek until she entered evan
gelistic work. She will have charge of
the services both morning and evening
tomorrow, and during the coming week
she viii give bible readings at O'Clock
each afternoon. At $50 p. m. each day
she will have young peoples meetings
and preaching at .7;30 p. m. as usual.
Everybody is invited to all these services.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07
Attempted JaiI Breaking.

When Turnkey Porter went to feed the
prisoners in the county Jail this morning,
he found that two bolts of the lock on
the big door to the cells had been sawed
off during the night. He at once sus>
pected George Jones and Harry Walker,
two hard cases in for burglary. of being
responsible for the job. and searching
them found small piece of steel answer
ing the purpose of saw and two long
iron bars in their possession. The saw
was very crude affair, and the steel had
evidently been extracted from an old
shoe. Sheriff Silvis has taken extra
precautions for their safety.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07

At a regular communication of Illinoi.
City Lodge. No. $40. A. F. and A. M
on the goth day of December, 1887, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The supreme architect Of
the universe has removed by death ouI
late brother L. V. Reed Esq, therefore
be it
Resolped, That we bow in humble SUBJ
mission to Him who doeth all things for
the best and that we extend our sympathy
to the family and friends of our late wor-
thy brother in their affection.
ResolUed, That the Lodge be draped in
morning for thirty days and that the secs
rotary have these resolutions published
in the Rock Island ARGUS, the Rock Is
land Union and Muscatlne Journal.
VIM. DRURY,
BENZ. VAEATTA, Com.
w. II. KIsTLER,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-07
JoHN L. NOAH, Foreman.


n :, .
one oi 'he largest audiences OF the
SeaSon "Sseihoieu al aarpers tneatre last
evening u see rat mooney anu MS excel
ien' company In 'ne late hlliott Barnes
aosuruity' ra's "atufooe' comedy
pec.''arlY auapteo 70 rooney originate
IVY as coheulah' Mr. rooney Is as
entertaining az ever ana MS talented
u"usn'er Aa'ie Is as hVeiy az d cricket
anu contributes in no small measure 10
tue sueoesS Vi INC piece' III INC hrst act
ha'ie appears as al outSpoken ana
auuacious MISS iuii oi roguery' "hile
RAJ Is mistaken Ior an escaped wliu
man OF norLeo' Inc mlsapprehenslon