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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
The Jefferson Nisht.

The prcsent southern tour Of Mr. Joseph
jefferson, who appears at the Memphis
thca,cr Friday evening and matinee and
night on Saturday In Grip Van Wrinkle, "
Is, In point Of numbers, the grandest ever
known in this section Of the country. In
every city he has thus iar appeared, every
scat in the house has been so.d m less than
two hours after the salc opened. largC
iheater parties are being made mp from adj
Joining towns, and the largest audiences o.
the season await Mr.. Jefferson. The fals
oi seats begins Tuesday morning at
n'rlnrk
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day in May at their future residence, No.
ia Walnut street, Kansas City. Miss APP
person is at present with her sister, Mrs.
Capt. james h. Miller OF this city.
Miss Connella Pope is visiting Mrs. j..
ii. Barton.
Mrs. d. Millerhas returned to st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens have gone TO
Portland, Ore, to reside permanently. :,
The Romans Chronicle, a new and hand
some little sheet in the interest OF women
and home, was issued a few weeks ago
and is improving constantly.
Mr.. r. j. Brown, of arkansas life, was
married to Miss Annie p. Smith, OF Nash
vile, Ark, few days ago.
The Orphans Home Aid society have
bought handsome new home for s., 500,
and have Just taken possession. There
are twenty children in the home at pres
ent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
AMUSEMENT OUTLOOK.
THE GREAT GILMORE FESTIVAL
ONLY TWO WEEKS AHEAD.
Five Superb Concerts, Embracing Q
Range OF Music Never Before Pro-
sented in Memphis-Testimonia to
the Veteran Murdoch.

II is now only few days till the great
Gilmore music festival will arouse pow
erful interest among the people Of Men,
phis and excurslonists from neighboring
cities and towns. Preparation for the adj
vent OF the magnificent organization, May
4, 8 and @, at Jackson Mound park, are
about completed. Stations have been
established at the foot Of Court, Union and
Vance streets for the park accommodation
trains, and people can take passage at any
OF these points. The afternoon concerts
will commence at 3 o'clock, and night at
S:l5 o'clock 1t will be strictly first-class
musical affair with appropriate regulations.
No late conner will be permitted TO take
seat during the rendition OF number,
but must wait until it is finished. This
regulation will secure to those who arrive
early absolute freedom from interruption
Of the interesting periods. Rehearsals Of
the chorus will be held this week on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, owing
TO the absence OF Prof. Winkler. Follow
ing is the program for the first concert;
the others are equally attractive, and the
series will be grand musical triumph:
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY A, 1888.
Overture Ianna han. nr.,: snS
| Quartet for French horns-'Come Where My
Love Lies Dreaming Foster
Messrs Weston Case, Ringer aud Ziln.
| Sccna ct Aria from Eiyoletto-"Caro Nomc... Verdi
Sung by signorna Carlotta.
star spanged Banner
| Sung by the Local Chorus, accompanied by Gil
| mores Hand.
Song-"rhc Palm Branches ...............Fnuu
sung by Sig. Giovanni Tagapielra.
| Moroccan dc salon-''Valse Caprice" .... Rubensielu
| Gilmore's Band.
song-"salye Dlmore
Sung by Mr.. Charles Turner.
| Solo for Remembrance OF Switzer
Performed by Sig. Lberau.
Overture-'Nilun Tel. RoSslni
Gimores Band.
Crowned With the Verdi
| Sig. Tagliapiotni, Chorus and Band.
| Grand Popular selectlon-"Rose, Shamrock
ana Thistle
| Introducing the most popular songs, marches,
| dances and other competitions Of England, lre
| land and scotland aud closing with u powerful
! and harmonious blending OF "Garyowen,n "rul.
/ luchgOrum" and God save the Queen" all three
going on at the same timc Of the grand finale
Quartet from Rigoletto-"nllh figlia Dell
signorina tnrloi,c, Nile Helena Mcll!ni, Mesrs
| Turner and 1HgiaYlgtrn.
| Grand scene from I'll IroygtCrr,' Introducing
The Anvil Chorus cr u
! Chorus and Gllmures Hand. W'ih Anvl rud Artil-
lcfy AccJmpan lucnt'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
AINnlnn,hn.- ,II.a

The romans Of Mr.. Lewis ". Nance,
who died u Hot Sprinps. Aik., on the iith
instant, arrived huru Monday night and
were buried from tho residence ol Capt. q.
A. Johnston on Tuesday morning, tho
funeral bcing very largely attended. Mr..
Nance was ono Of the most universally
popular young men In this place, vhcru he
was raised aud has spent lio greater part
OF his life.
Mr. Hayes, former business manager oi
the Birmingham Age, LAS been In Colum.
bus for the past few days prospecting. II
n rumorcd that Mr.. llayes IL thinking OF
buying out ono OF the local papers and
making his home here. IL Is 10 DO hoped
hc will, and we can assure him he can find
no lo,clicr or moro attractive place In the
sonth than Columbus.
The Rev. r. Grafton Noland, Of liar
fodsbrg. Ky, lias acceoted the call '"'"''
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
Al rep,rc tiiiI. Miss.

Mr.. 7. T. Mcdonald spent a sharp time
here few days since.
Mr.. j. II. Bcaslcy loft here for q future
home in Memphis Monday.
Mr.. Jno Oycuon, OF Forest llill, Tom,
was here not long ago.
Miss Willie Rogers has returned from
Memphis, whcrc she has been visiting
Mr.. Il. o. prowitt, Miss Light Monroe
aud Miss Willie Cartwright went 30 the races
in Memphis last Saturday.
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she would nsnas, the nuslne-..

ri0m Ihe I0slnn VouTef
John she said softly, "hayc you been
saying anything about me 10 mother
latcly9"
"No," replied John, why do YOU ask9''
because she said this morning tina. she
believed you were on the eve OF proposing
10 me. Now, | do not wish YOU 10 sneak
10 mother when YOU have anything OF that
Kind 10 say. Speak 10 me, and IN man.
age the business with mother"
Aud John said lac would.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
,II,. niNIo llnyroofi.

This young lady, justly termed "Ths
Wonder Woman" will give three per
formances at the Memphis thcaicr, the
iint one being tomorrow evening, followed
bya matinee and night performance ON
Tuesday. She il hcFalded ~ n truly re-
markablo parsonage, possessing a strange
power. which no one has yet been able 10
overcome or explain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
AZ CoHce,lIIe. Mis-.

MIR: Robert Daily oi Torrance, spent
Monday In Coilcoyillc.
Mr.. j. D. CTnshaw, Of Garner, WIS In
town Monday.
The Hon. w II. Fitzgerald, Of Grenada,
was in town this week.
Mr.. W. I. Kennedy visited the races at
Memphis.
Miis l.oea Bobblti, the seventeen. year.
old daughter IL Mr.. John IlobbitL who
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
A. Mc-i Point, MIs..

Mrs. Gritty is visiting relatives in Stark
Vile.
Mrs. Addic Duntin, OF Union City,
Tenn, has returned home after pleasant
stay OF q few weeks with her fathers fam
ily
Miss Lille Shipman spent Saturday and
Sunday ut home, but returned TO her
studio, IN Starkyille, ON Monday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blakcloy, OF Macon, and
Miss Cora smith, Of Alabama, are guests OF
Mrs. Blaswcl.
The Misses Bisby, Moore and Clements,
pupils OF the Industrial Institute and Col
lcge at Columbus, were guests Of Mm.
Fred Beall this week. While IN the city
they were engaged in reporting in short
hand the evidence given before the jury OF
inquest on the death OF w. Goldstein.
Or. II G.. McEnchin, OF Corinih, and
Mr. Z. II. McEachin, Of Meridian, spent a
few days with relatives here this week.
Miss Susie Duke arrived Ibis week from
Florida, and will pay visit 20 her broth
cr's family before proceeding TO NcwIork.
Mr. Cohen, OF Meridian, the stepiaihcr
Of y. Gu,dslcin, came To West Point hop
ing Ia cnrry back the remains OF the latter,
bui they Will bc retained here until the
verdict OF the coroners jury is returned to
court
ON the morning Of the 18Th, after q long
illness. Nrs. lr. j. =. McEachin died.
She WAS much bcloyodby Tits people, who
deeply sylnpothiza with the devoted hus-
band aud children who mourn her loss.
The removal Of Dr. j. l.. Hopkins "a
Atlanta, where his increased business IN
tcrcsis claim his entire time, will prove
quite loss 10 this place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
NLliiis Rock. Arh.

Miss J. longhborough has gone on n
visit TO ~. Louis.
Mis- Lizzie farQuhar entertained few
friends Thursday night.
Miss Matte Williams and Lieut.. Stone
will be married In the Presbyterian church
wednesday evening next al O'Clock, the
Episcopal bishop officiating.
Mrs. II. T.. Johnson u at Eureka Springs
with her sisters, the Misses Boil, Of 81.
Louis.
Miss Dom Aprerpon and Mr. louis
Owen will bc married In Christ church
Wednesday, April ~, at . O'Clock IN the
afternoon. They will he al homo Wedncs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
BORING POINTS.

Weddings. Receptions and Entertain
ments-Movements and Prospect
Reflections OF the Society Reporter
The Social Season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22

The Hon. Jno. VI, Allen q. circulating
among his friends In town.
Col W. H. Clayton went in Counih last
Tuesday on professional business.
Mr. llCnncckc anil wife, who have re-
sided loo Tupylo during the past ycif. went
CO. Memphis last week. which city will be-
their future home, Mr. Gibson. Of West
Point. will take the position u agent oi
the H. e.. VI, x h. X. L. office in Mr. Hen.
ncrkts place.
Mr T. ). louian paid Jasper Ala, a
visit lusi week
The Rev y. y. LOWS, oiBalduyu, was In
town lace week.
Capt !. H. Miller. editor Of the Tupclo
Ioua,1i apcn, few days in Memphis lat
week.
Capt James k.ncann0n, Of Verona, wa,
In Tupvlo Last week.
Cen. G., h. Finley IL In Helena looking
after the iniJpes VI the projected Dcca.
| ,ur. Tupclo q Helena railroad
Mrs Cocker and Miss Allie M,Canloss,
u this place, mc visiting friends In Mem.
/ phis
Mcssrs. wci'am and Wells spent a few
| DAYS Ia Memphis las, week
Capt T. VI. Saycry il making tour oI
/ 1ippah and Union counties.
deputy United States Marshal Mellow
/ ell 81 ronlotoc. WIS la town lat week.
Mr. l. J.. Gates and family am visiting
/ friends In Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22

Senator stanford still Affects the low-cut
vest Of old times. His wealth does not
show In his clothes. though the stuff isthe
best OF black hroadcloth, and bis shirt u
OF linen ilom ireland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
A Mniicr OF nn.incs..

From the Inf'on Courier .
Judcc-"It appears from tho evidence
that you swindlcd this man out Of $3.50"
Prisoncr-"l admit u, your honor, but
/ beg 10 call your honor's attention TO tho
fact that Il was simply In the way Of bush
ness"
ain the way oi budncs?"
"Yes, your honor We formed sWindlo
trust"
"a swindlc trusi2"
eyes. your honor; viii explain Il 10
YOU. Formerly We used 90 swindlc a man
ont of $500. Now We swindlc ten men out
Of $50 apiece. Our profits are the same,
but NO relieve the individual and dis.
tribute the burden. putting 10 lighNy upon
Inc shoulders Of ten instead Of heavily
upon one."
"a perceive"
$50. YOU soc. by forming 'swinlling
trust we arc really bcnciaciors Of our icl.
low man; tie many como 10 The rescue Of
tho ono. II Il harder work for Ne, Of
course. 10 Rnd ten men with $50 Than ono
wiu 500. but we have ihe satisfaction Of
knowing that we have put the burden OF
the one upon the many. Moreover, Wo
have broken up I'll other combinations Of
swindlcn, and the community Is safe nom
every one excepting ourselves. ! there
fore ask your honor 70 look upon the mat.
ter In business light We are a trust,
and M such We look not Tor interference,
but protection from the law"
"0i course II you call younclf trust
| ~
1--WE are. your honor"
"Onranigcd for the bencft-"
"Ofth individual, your honor.
"Yes. and M Won are the individual aud
society Is the many-eix months in ihe
house Of correction. MIR. Clerk, call the
next case"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-22
A. Jnci,son. Tenn.

Mr.. J. ". SHDwdrn, Of Memphis, Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. =. l.. Anderson, here
lns week. AMI she with her liillc son r.
turned with him last Monday.
Mr. -. W. Hughes Of your city, Is here
this week on business.
NJ Jos Mason. formerly OF this city,
now OF NcmIfs is visiting relatives and
friends heru lhis week.
Mrs. Cen. 4. W. Campbell, Of this city,
IL visiting her daughter, Nrs. w. L. Nc.
Intosh. In Mcmphs.
Mr. !. W. Allen. chict clerk in the
compirollcr's office NJ Nashville, was In
,h's cily last Monday.
Tho Rev. IN. Steel, pastor oithc Cmbcr-
land prushytnrian church hcrc Wont We'd.
npsloy 10 assist IN pro.pciod meeting
a. Oxford. Miss
Mc..r.. Il. o. Snidcr, d. J. Howard
and ". 4. Duumr, have gone 10 Hot
| Springs. Ark, 10 rest awhile.
Miss Nina UConnor let this week 10
! pur.uc art studies Ia New York city.
Mr.. T. +. Whitehead. of this city, IL In
Jackson, Miss, preparing 10 erect th,
| Confederate memorial monument there,
ior which hc has contracted.
Chief Justice Peter Tumoy. Of the ~
prone cour, was called home 20 Winchcs
| Ter lWi Muiull ih hUNnn llr SICK lfu a.
his sis.cr, Mira E1lill, who is not expcc,c,
60 recover.
Tho Rev. J. H. Noil, u. ~, pastor n
the Presbyterian church here, IL prcachn
5 q series " sermons. ia which heis present
@ ing very iorcihly his reasons cor not bcin
: an inndcl.
Q D. +. n. Overall, % this city, vascallc
to Dyer station last Tuesday io attend IA
q bedside 81 his father whom be- found dca
upon his arrival.
" The charter members ~ John inguh1i
liyunnc Ol Confederate veterans met /
& this rty last Tuesday and effected pei
b, mmcnt organization by cicriing gpprpr
q. ate oiiircu oi same, as follows W.
~ Henry, president luht Gates. VIM. DO
y, laud aud u. G. lr'y, vice ppE.d,rig job
III " Gates, recording secretary, l,obt v
HAYNES. corresponding secretary; y
White. tr4uurr. the Row r. a. McNci
chaplain. De- 7. $ Warmer surgeon, Gv
~ n. Fortune, sHryruiai.Irus
ii Candidate. are slow 10 make their NJ
~ pcamu,,, but what Few Wo have arc irs
elias. and are expected a. RIM we'll.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
Excusable BIistakes.

The man who is the least posted is very
often he who will be heard above all
Others in expressing his opinion in the
heat of Joy or disappointment over POI
litical success or reverses. A few ex-
cusabIe, though none the less ridiculous
and mirth provoking blunders have been
developed about the ARGUS bulletin board
in The past few days. For instance,
when Sherman's strength first began to
desert him, one sad eyed individual re-
marked, 'It would be shame not TO
nominate Sherman after his brilliant war
record
Another faithful observer Of the bulle-
tins shouted at the top of his voice as
he broke through the crowd about the
boards: They've nominated Carter Har.
rison after all. knowed It," This man
came from Kansas.
Still another expression of opinion came
from the lips of an IrishmaR, who ex-
claimed in an ecstscy of delight: we've
got the man who vetoed the Chinese bill.
Wait till ye hear from California next
fall"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26

| The Davenports having taken two
straight games from the Rockfords while
the Peorias have dropped two at Du
buque, are now at the head of the Inter
state league again. They play in Du>
buque today and tomorrow, and then
reach home to meet the Peorias on their
home grounds for the first time, having
made the complete circuit of the outside
league towns. The Davenports having
an open day Sunday went up from Rock
ford to Chicago and played the Writings.
the leaders in the amateur league of that
city. and not only won by a score of 1G
to 10, but added greatly 30 the clubs
finances.
Last evening the Base Ball association
met at the Davenport Business Mems
club to again agitate the Western assoc-
ton. Since the St. Louis Whites have
disbanded. that franchise can he pur-
chased very cheap. i. e., for small
amount of money, but they have no res
cord or players to offer, while Chicago
costs more money it will be u cheaper
club in the end. as they have players
which can be sold to some profit. After
canvassing the ground thoroughly it was
decided by the stockholders to have a
committee appointed with fun power to
act and send it to Chicago at once to look
over the ground, The committee left last
evening and will ask certain questions of
Mr.. Morton which, if answered satisfac,
torily, the club may be purchased
The Rockford club disbanded last
night Immediately after the Davenport
Rockford game. Salaries are unpaid and
the stockholders refuse to meet their liaN
bilities to players. Many of the players
have already made engagements to play
with mines in various parts of the coun-
try,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
Grand Excuraions TO Cal,rornla.

The Burlington route is the official
route for the teachers bound for the ma
tional educational meeting at San Fran
cisco. Official train from Ohio leaves
Chicago via c., B. & Q. at 6 p. IN. July
Strain of tourist sleeping and Pullman
cars. The official train from Michigan
leaves Chicago via c., E. 81 @. at p. m.
July 1O-free chair cars; also Pullman
and dining cars direct to Denver without
change The official train from Indiana
leaves Chicago via c., B. & Q, at p. m.
July g. leaves Peoria same date. The
official New YORK and Pennsylvania
trains leaves Chicago via c., B. 81 @,
Sunday, July 8. These magnificent
special excursions via Denver and the
scenic route of the world-the Denver
and Rio Grande-will be under the per
sonal supervision of the educational di>
rectors OF the above named states. Spec
isl chair cars and sleepers for the Illineis
delegation leaving Chicago July 10 at
p. m, and run direct to Denver-only
one night en- route. Take this train at
principal points on the main line. One
rare for the round trip. For further in
formation In regard to this excursions,
address r s. Eustis, G. p. g. T. A. G.,
b. q Y. X. r, Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
River LIiplcts.

The Pittsburg will clear for st. Paul
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The steamer Sidney, of the Diamond Jo
line. will be down tomorrow morning.
The Libbie Conger took the Unitarian
churches of Moline and Davenport up to
Campbell's island on an excursion today.
Mr.. Alfred Bachelor, of Clinton, has
established headquarters at the foot of
Eighteenth street. where sail boats and
row boats may be rented at any time.
The public has already shown its appre
citation of Mr.. Bachelors enterprise and
large parties go out for pleasure rides
every evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
BOSTON STORE, DAVENPORT.

a Large Invoice OF New Goods
Buyer Has Been Attending the Eas'
tern Jobbers Clearing saIes-.-Ths
Bargains TO be offered "Wednesday
june e7 and Succeeding Days unui
sold.
Wednesday morning, June 81, we will
place on sale great invoice OF new sum
mer dry and fancy goods lately purchased
at the eastern jobbers' clearing sales.
Our buyer was there in person and was
not slow to accept the opportunities
offered for buying desirable goods at a
great reduction from the regular prices
These goods have just arrived and piles
Of them there are too, and
they will he placed on sale at
prices that will surprise the people
1t is natural that the question should
arise, what kind of goods are theyr We
will not attempt TO answer the question
entirely, for it would take this whole
page, but will give a little outline of
what they are. We mention first of all
sateens; we mention them first. not only
because they are in great demand now,
but because we have such an elegant lot
of them. They are in the best French
quality as well as in the domestic, in
plain colors as well as figured, making fine
suits, if used in that way.
As TO prices. we will simply say, come
and price them and you will be satisfied.
For the different departments are lace
douncings, robes. white goods, paTasOls
table linens. towels, hosiery, underwear,
gloves, mitts and light weight wool dress
goods. The assortment Of wash goods
was never as large. 1t consists of drap
lie Venice. chambrays, DuNOrds batiste,
lawns. jephy cloths, seersuckers, brad
lord cords. iaconet cords, tennis stripes
and outing cloths.
HARMED, PURsEL & Won MAUR,
corner Second and Brady
Streets Davenport,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
Geneseo's FalTn Cure Case.

1t is stated now that Miss Lambert the
Geneseo girl whose blindness and re
markable cure was published in this pa
per few days ago, was not completely
blind, but her eyelids were paralyzed and
said to be dead by physicians. She was
teaching school when her eyes were par
alyzed. She had just made the remark,
Il hope l shall never see this school
again, and was looking down to call the
roll when suddenly the eyes lost the pow
er of sight. For three years they had
been in this condition until the remarka-
BILE cure was experienced.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
A PUBLIC DRILL.
Tae itodnian Rifles give Fine Exhi-
bition of Military Tactics on Market
Euuure.

Tae Hodman Rifles give n Fine EXIT
hilton of Military Tactics on Market
square.
The Rodman Rifles, company A, l. N.
G.. gave a public drill on Market square
last evening. Irwas gue exhibition OF
proficiency in military tactics. The COM
pany turned out six fours besides the of
fcers and made highly creditable show
ing, going through the manual of arms in
response TO Capt. Channon's commands
in manner that would have done credit
to military veterans. The drill over the
company was marched into Thomas
drug store, where Capt. Channon anu
Lieut.. Stewart ordered soda for the boys,
and then Mr.. Thomas, himself an Old
member of the Rifles. opened fresh box
of imported cigars and made certain that
each member had one before the order
was given to fall in" again.
Capt. Channou is in receipt of a no.
tice from Col. Clendenin, endorsing the
following promotions 10 the company;
Sergeants Ed Swan and James john
ston.
Corporal-W William Johnston.
Sergeant II. A. Mcdonald becomes
orderly sergeant,
The Rodman Rifles are Strengthening
themselves constantly, not only in the nc
quisition of new material hut in the ma
ture of it and the recruits that are being
added are such as will do credit to the |
rifles and TO the state inililia to which |
they belong. The company attested the
fact that it was deserving of all the reli-
ance and confidence placed 10 it by its |
prompt response when the laws OF the |
state were in danger Of violation and
property imperilled.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26

Time tried and true Is DIR. Bigelow's
cure, which combines the good qualities
OF all tne pest cough remedies, without
tne uelects OF any of them. 1t cures
promptly and permanently coughs, colds,
Group Whopplng cough. influenza, broni-
chl,is; hoarseness, incipient consumption,
ana ali throat and lung diseases, healing
the lungs. sale and pleasant for childS
rem. Price, % cents and 81, of drug.
gists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26

A st. Louis chiropodist has a queer
sign hanging in front of his office. The
letters are made from corns which he has
extracted from his patrons, and every
period is indicated by an enormous bun
ion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26
County Buildings.


22-Issac Keller to Francis Block, lots
2, 8, 4, 5 and @, Arcularius' addition,
Hampton, $297.
Z. H. Guyer to Annette H. and An
nette Guyer, lots II and is. block 2,
Guyer's second addition, Rock Island,
1880,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-26

Geo. W. d. Harris has removed his
real estate and insurance Office TO 229
Seventeenth street. under the CONNER
cial Hotel, where he will be glad to see
his old customers and all who wish bar.
gains in real estate or tirst-class insur-
AnCe.