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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-29

excepting three ladies' who were 81
MI the entire passage Tues lay night Al
Wednesday had fair weather.
We arrived At Fernandina on VIZ
'e~rfadnesdas 4 1 r. M, our ship being Il
81, srst direct fromsthe North since Ii
ZEE low fever struck the town. It W
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but you won't marry any ather fell
low while I'm awAye'
There Is no other fellow that I know
of. I win write and tell you IL one
turns up.' kfihfa 81
.And you're the sweetest girl In the
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iTER-BARBER, At the resi-
4 the Brides parents In Penn,
on December 9th. 1888, BY Rev
Mitchell. George q. Walter ant
rtba a. Barber. both OF Penn'i
We.
DrHD
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IN" V"S
neraOna VII

Ole.
The train consisted q
made up Of q baggage, ty
six sleepers. and was running
rate Of speed. being about I
late. Just as the engine p
station the wheels Of the tenf
track on account Of p"
The cars all left th
through q fence into a
The following is a conn
wounded:
Mrs. J. II. McCorm
tally, broken jaw, seal
about body; sawed fro
Miss A. Tenny. Ley
ally. head and should
j. s. Williams. CHI
j. T. Jones, Utica. "
F, II, Harris. New II
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zDGEFlELD 1888 -


RSERIES,
AND
ock FARM
BETWEEN SALEM AMI
W00DsTOWN.
took Of all hardy, valuable,
W varieties of.
lde Ornamental Trees
WIS and VINES
nd lor April and Nay plant
ing Hedge Plants and 200, 600
! year old Q. G. and Nam
en- Asparagus, Roots. Ca
ii person or send for fl
prices.
Also the Home of
$3.50: Indie
1>l.
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N. J.

N. j. 49,
Z. ADAMS opposite q
p~xconAxrvx quirs q
=
N0, DRAINING AID We ha
aa1 causv,rr, stock or
done promptl{ and IN fFst
Terms reaso6Able. Your "
solicited. Estimatss cheer p
sos, Pennsgrove, N.
k g. Turner
,EALER EN-
TRY and Game,
ALso PUi II
Brick & Lime
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He jumped gas,or,
around saw O.
in the water anden
rescue him.
Captain Holmes, 2
Powell, Carpenter
Robert Smith. steersnt
are known to be lost
sailor; James U'Neill,)
Dan Carroll. stsward,i
burned.
Mr.. Hanley furthd
that from the crew q ~
that Of the Josie W.,,f.
gers, the loss OF liv- ts'teu
The beat, when bu peat.
the bank at Plaquem StsDet
Of that town ~treatj
kindness and furnsi e.
with food and clothing
A RAILROAD ACcIDEN'
A TRAIN LEAVES THE TRf
SONS INJURED. TWO FA
ROcHEsrER. N. Y. Del
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make the tr

. houi' othe
/ Kansan living at Pawnee Rock ave
sold part of his household goods 1
and taking the balance [ W,
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time the Season and Church
H
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"a shin II M
sud se.s i ss'ess
3 was consid'
fever yet wa
isiness men Of
% zen no fever. the
hsa@ the epidemic
% en- 1900 cases.
81 troupe Of &c
board and Q
surs, singing
d plantation
fthe ladies' had n yery
dancing on the prom
hid about 300 tons Of
vge here and til
1T off until 9 /
N we LETT Re
Naypcrt our
at afternoon
fy tedious !
lirpIising Il
liking steam
ohns which
up to ia,
I'D not b
tayport Ii
Johns
fellow fe,
come to.
Its fisliir
we are Il
bluff. In
an how the
orida
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of the next two days was almost
uch for my endurance: but when
asst crushing blow fell, it was not
as those ~frlghtful doubts.
lnned me, but l knew the worst.
was nothing, either evil or good,
could touch my heart after that.
pass over the next forty-eighs
i. | said | was i'll, and remained
Y room, [ refused to see 1smay;
made my head ache, l said. On
yening of the second day l went
1t was growing dark, and 1
,hed down beside the balustrade
Italian part of the garden, which
laid out in terraces. Below my
trade a bank sloped some six feet
lore to another terrace, and a
IN seat was placed at the foot OF
bank. L felt expectant. l was
in wait. In my black dress and
10 waning light no one could dis
fish me In that shady corner, and
/ waited. The night was very a.
That hateful corn crake was
croaking in the meadows, and
rred the perfume of roses that filled
III. for in my mind it raised up the
n of bygone love and happiness.
t mockeryl
had not long to wait. L heard
IS in the distance, and then two
8 emerged from the shallow and
slowly toward the seat below my
1 feared they might continue
walk; but, no; they stopped, and
", for it was she and Guy, seated
slf. J1A Glanced round for a
rent, "'mselt at hef
on '"""
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+. p. KoLBE Z, r
. Doylestown, /
he Thomas Roberts Doylestown, octobe
1I ready to make a CONT.
an kaanges, I recommend sIu as . mv with any
w : Splendid. .
victor s Cook, superb.
Grafton ec .mem to be unequalled in ~ Na
from waste in tIe o. ar fuel, for the delioa sns Of PERT as
With less fuel t quickly and baking can od h0 i
- caught BY the "CatcL.pesnuaev lces.
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.ant to nv engagement with had not ever
d we were to be married when Thank II
The course OF my love Eof uncertain
smoothly; GUY took honors at agony Of the
in his third year; / was too much fo
then. and wa, taken to town the last cru
presentation staid with so painful
,butJS .xoe the slightest 1t stunned
sas moi pretty, and, with there was Il
,eption, l positively hated that coul
he vounp men. I was also con. Let me pas
II being the plainest in the hours. | S
! little Ismay grew more beau in my room
pry day. mas S7es shs made
abe Is growing upI' 1t was the evening
o spoke, and he was referring out. 1t W
|, Ismay, who was AEossing the crouched d
,-.stnnes TO come TO uR in the Italla
nm the river bank, and Guy was laid o
at my feet. So9tethiug In his balustrade
ada me glance down at him. or more t
:, the flower OF tbe flock. Far garden sea
than ConuNL this bank.
|, YOU don't include yourself in lying in ";
uty competif =. Julietp' in the wan
,er thopr' Comparing myself tinguish M
Isl nothing to there / wa
still. That
y,est Of the three, still croaki
abhorred I'll
YOUR remarks. the air, for
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to see The many Il, ~
which were there to Shakespeal
Up to jacksonville, as tile Emerson T
I'd not been raised from ~rLa...I,r
ayport Is situated at the iliCse iliidll
Johns river. As there Scott, IL v,
elbow fever there it is i H;cLane
come to. We saw a num- -, !
is fishing. Thackeray.
W. are located y our cot, George Eli
how the yellow fever bas Hume's En-
E.s- H. $40.
,ra.ss unnnlmou., Washington
, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. VOLS, Q
All recommend Electric Decembar
given relief in every case. pages, illustra
six battles, and was cured covers of owe.
Vt 10 years. standing.D
druggist, B~ellviile, Ohio. n put you il
e 81 !, selling ELI s. medicine ing a dime or
',ric Bitlers." Thousands every dollar y
"a. - -
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9 and more distinct every moment; and L
b had not even relief in tears.
Thank Heaven, that horrible stata
. of uncertainty did not last long. The
it agony of the next two days was almost
Is too much for my endurance: but when
the last crushing blow fell, 1t was not
Ii SO painful as those frlghtful doubts.
ct 1t stunned me. but l knew the worst.
III there was nothing, either evil or good,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
TNYO CANAL COMPAyY.-Lo

YNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Lo-
Il cation Of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City. Nevada. location OF
works, Owens Valley, lnyo county,
California Notice is hereby given that
At meeting of the Beard of Directors
held on the Sru day of september 1883, an
assessment mo. 81 of Fifteen Q5) cts per
share was levied upon the capital stock
CT the corporation, payable immedi-
ate y. in United States gold coin, To the
secretary at the Office OF he Company,
corner OF Carson and Pro .tor streets,
Carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the LIST day of October IsSS.
will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made before, will. be sold on
Monday the 30th day of October
-1e8S, 10 pay The delinquent assess ment.
together with cost or advertising and
expenses OF sale. By order OF the
8oard OF Directors. T.. R. HOFER.
On1ce-Atthe Bullion and ExchanSe
Haeh. corner OF Carson and Proctor
seroets. Carson City. Nevada. sss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30

A Large COncourse Of People

|
ed at the Public Building yesterday
to witness the ceremony Of layin,
the Corner Stone of the Publ,
Building. Representative Mason
OF all parts of the State attended
Grand Master Mcmillan of Virginia
City, Grand Secretary, Noteware
Grand Orator, Hawiey, and Crane
Chaplain Davis were the officers o.
the ceremony. The procession con
tanned nearly $50 Grand Chapter
were under the direction OF Mrs.
Bender.
| LIST OF ARTICLES DEPOSITED.
c. N. Noteware, Masonic Docu-
! ments-Constitution Of the Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons
of the State OF Nevada. List Of Of
ficers OF the Grand Lodge for 1888.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge for
1887. List OF officers OF Grand
Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons Of
The State OF Nevada FOR 1888. Pre-
ceedings OF the Grand Chapter for
1887. List OF officers Of Carson
Lodge No. l, Of F. & A. M.
Rev. j. T.. Woods-Hstory of
the Presbytery OF Sacramento, Of
the Synod of the Pacific from its
organization to Oct. 1887.
c. f. Bicknell-List of the Just
ices and officers OF the Supreme
Court of Nevada.
Richard Ryiand List giving the
names OF the President of the q. s.
Cabinet officers, Supervising Archi-
feet OF the Treasury, and all Federal
office holders in the State of Nevada
appointed by the President.
f. NJ. Norwoed-Lst showing
names of the contractor, Superin-
tenient of Constr uction for the con-
tractor and all workmen employed
on the construction OF the building.
II. NJ. lerington--Time tables, |
etc, of the V & I r r and C & C |
R r Cos.
t R Hofer-Llst showing names |
Of the President and Board of Trus-
ees of Carson City.
John E. Jones-Neyada land
ems and Surveyor Generals re-
,ort.
VIM Hy Doane--List OF county,
district and township officers of
)rmsby county.
G. G. White--Subsidiary coins
nd postage stamps now in use.
G. II. Galusha-Copy OF Con-
re.sional Record for Aug. 22,1888. !
soster OF the officers OF the Nevada
iiiitia. List OF State officers and !
delegation.
G. Latta--Ofiicial Legislative
hart, 18th session of Nevada Leg
Stature.
Rev. j. q. Bready-Historical !
ecord of the NJ. E. Church of Car I
on City.
Tracy Chedic-l nickle five cent
ieee.
Mrs. E. G.. Wlnnie-1 silver
ali dollar, date 1880.
DR.. Z. G.. Winnie--1 silver six
ence, date 1882.
Will U. Mackey-Package of
urgois type.
I. Coffin-l silver dollar, coinage
1888.
Mrs. Sharkey-2 copper coins.
T. w. Day, l copper coin.
John G.. Fox-Copy Bylaws
al Cemmandry. X. T. Virginia
Sept. %. Genoa Cur
ar, Sept. IS. Portraits of Pres.
eveland & Benjamin Harrison.
job Sternberg-2 copper coins. G.
S. p. Davis-MoRNING APPEAL 81
.pt. 26 1888. p
Frank Bell-Copy Reno Journal o
pit. 20. .
?. A. boy lei Handkerchief :,
tn the proceedings OF a meeting =
Id by Masons on Mt. Davidson
er the fire in 1876 presented
ereon. 81
Rev. G. r. Davis-Holy Bible. Y
c. w. Friend-History Of the
vada Weather Service.
5. Southworth-List Of vestrv- II
n of st. Peters Church at Carson
y.
J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
cd Rock, He'll Gate and New
rk.
leo. Hark-Package containing
Ian arrow head, Knee Buckle a
Military Buttons gathered on n
tlefeld in the war Of the Revolu- IA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30

| Best gents furnishing goods, A
, Coin.
Best perfume sachet, Miss Lonis
Rinckle.
Wood-carviHg by hand, Mis-
Nulty.
Best crochet skirt, Alice Beals
Best apron, Julia Murray.
Best patchwork quilt hand mad
Miss Meder.
Best pincushion, Miss Maud
Branhlla.
Best map drawing, Robbie Bran
billa.
Best painting by boy, Sam Plat
Best variety vegetables by boy
Archie Winters.
Hon. mention, crochet table
cover, Miss T. Shrieves.
Hon. mention, Mexican pancho,
Mrs. A. Cults.
Hon. mention, satin table scarf,
hand painted Mrs. Reynolds.
Best Breton lace, Mrs. Carney.
Best Oriental sofa cushion, Mrs.
Clark.
Hon. mention embroidered foot
stool, Mrs. Bellnap.
Hon. mention patch work banner
Mrs. Howard.
Best crochet pillow shams, EN-
ma Milk.
Best shadow painting, Miss Con-
stantine.
Best hand painted bed spread,
Miss T. Meder.
Hon. mention hand painted bed
spread, Miss Carrie Belknap.
Best Crayon portrait, Mrs. N, E.
Jones.
Best painting on velvet, Miss L.
Benton.
Best industrial work, Orpans'
Home.
Best painted handkerchief case,
Miss. B. Belkrap,
Best hand painting on glass, Miss
Carrie Belknap.
Best stamp stamp col. and speci-
mems, Dir. Lee.
Hon. mention embroidered skirt, |
Miss G. Brule.
Best India embroidery, Mrs. G..
T. Davis.
Hon. mention hand paiated
pleacher. Mrs. Herrick.
Best tomatoe vine, Mrs. Werner.
Hon. mention darned lace, Mrs.
;. NJ. Clarke
Hon. mention pottery painting,
Irs. 4. B. Webster.
Best hand painted screens, Mrs.
J. b Webster.
Best head painted on blotting
10th, Miss j. Torreyson. +
Best cabinet work, Chas. Neder. |
Best display drugs, w. H. Chedic
Best display stationary, Cagwin Ii
!: Noteware.
Best display scientific and optical
Chas. Friend. Il
Best display hardware, E.B. Rail.
Best blackboard, w. D. Torreyson
Hon. mention com binaton wire
,nce, w. D. Torreyson. II
Hon. mention sugar cane, Frank
our. !
Best easel and picture frame, G..
7. Cagwin II
Best oil painting md of collec-
on, Miss D. Bray. {
Best and largest collection of
intings, Mrs. Coffin.
Best pen drawing, Mr.. Harden.
Best Photographic views, Pete
ordon.
Best oil painting, Mrs. NJ. E. I
mes lie
Best and largest collection of oil
Uniting by same person, Mrs. Bi.
Jones. 8
Best porcelain painting, Miss o.
-ay. s
Best pen drawing, Miss French.
Special mention of oil paintings W
Miss Blanche Davis, Mrs. f. B. b,
ebster, Miss G. Elsey and VIM. al
'hringer. III
Best 100 pounds wheat and
riley, Mr.. Housman.
Best potatoes, Mr.. z. Hoffman. N
Best and largest drumhead cab |
ge, Mr.. Housman. m
Best cauli flower, Mrs. A. Wer- CT
r, Empire.
Best tomatoes, Mrs. A. Werner, III
lpire. IY,
Best beets, Mr.. Fred Dangberg.
Best tnrnips. Mr.. Housman. In
sest mammath squash, Mr.. PEN an
Ba
Best Summer squash, III. Cagwin. tic
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30
The Races.

Peregrine won the running race
Sam Lewis won the pacing race.
Lookout won the consolation
race.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

VVlHE TINE FOR THE REGISTR lTIoN
OF tne names of the qualified electors in
CARSON Township, prior to tie gcnezi elcc
ton to be held on the 9th. day OF Nevem5e
1885, will expire at o'cise'. P NJ on the
Twentieth Day OF October 1855.
S. SUMMERFIELD-
Registry Agent.
Carson City. New.
September s9.h isss. I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30
The PAVILION.
List OF Awards Made Last Even
ing


ing.
The following is list Of the prt
minms awarded at the pavilion. A
take premiums except HONORABLE
and special mentions.
Best cheese, Mrs. Winters, Was
hoe.
Best 10 pounds cheese, Mrs
Winters, Washoe.
Best variety OF preserves, Mr.
Winters, Wsshoe.
Best variety OF fruits in jars, Mrs
Winters.
Best jellies, Mrs. Winters.
Best pickles, Mrs. Winters.
Best display of honey, Mr.. Moore
Best display OF apples Mr.. Lamb
Best display of plums, 0. Crom-
well.
Best display OF peaches, Mr. NJ.
Cohn.
Best display OF grapes, Miss Lit
tie,
Best display OF double carriage
HARNESS., Mr.. D. G. Kitzmever.
Best specimen OF sign painting,
Gaige & Heritage.
Best granting, Mr.. w. Anderson.
Best open buggy, Mr.. w. D. Tor
reyson.
Best display Of furniture. Mr.. G.
Kitzmeyer.
Best display Of grocies, Olcoyich
Bros.
Best pillow, E. B. Rail.
Best churn, Mr.. Sturgeon.
Best silk quilt, Mrs. r. NJ.
Clarke.
Best crazy quilt, Mrs. Herrick.
Honorable mention for crazy
quilt, Mrs. Constantine.
Best cotton patchwork, Miss
Mamie Ballard.
Best quilt by aged lady Mrs Cayil.
Embroided spread, Mrs. r. IL.
Clarke.
Best kensington fancy work. |
Mrs. r. II. Clarke.
Best hand painted toilet set, Mrs. |
E. 3. Webster.
Best hand painted toilet set for
Miss under sixteen, Miss Carrie
Belknap.
Best embrcided toilet set, Mrs.
z. NJ. Clarke.
Best handmade honisan lace,
Mrs. Hoover, Empire.
Best patchwork sofa cushion,
Mrs. Charles Medey.
Best embroided sofa cushion,
MIS-. Reynolds.
Honorable mention, Mrs. Clarke.
Best set Undertaking hand
made, Mrs @. T. Davis.
Best set undcr-cIothing machine
made, Miss Florence Meder.
Best embroided banner, Mrs R.
NJ. Clarke.
Best iustra painting, Louis
Rinckle.
Best kensingtou banner, Mrs.
Good kepsingten banner, Lovey
Benton.
Best embroided lambvequin,
Yrs. r. NJ. Clarke. II
Best table scarf, chinelle en-
'roldary, Miss Brule.
Best areasene, Mrs. Constantine.
Best kessington embrosaary,
IRIS. r. III. Clarke.
Best piano cover, Mrs. K. NJ. {
lark.
Best tidy. Mrs. Reynolds. :
Hon. mention for tidy, Mrs. r. y
1. Clarke. IL
Rest knitted slippers. Mrs. Rey-
ODDS. II
Best shawl, Mrs. Reynolds.
Best exhibit crochet articles, MISS b
lstner. "
Best knitted undervest. Mrs. y
lStner. 4,
Best bead purse, Mrs. Tobriner.
Best shopping bag, Mrs. Coffin.
Macrame work, Werner, Empire. o.
Best Mexican work, Mrs. Jones. =
Best drawn work, Mrs. Reynolds.
Best knitted lace, Mrs. G T Davis. Fl
Best crochet, Agnes Diamond.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
Alpha Is
Silver Hill-55c
Scorplon-60c
Savave-2 so
Con. Cal. & Va-6s
Best & Belcher-3 %
Ophir-59
Gould & Curry 65
Mexican } ~
Peer less-l 20
Mono-O
Potosi-25
Chollar , 90
Nevada Queen 80
ConSdence-l3l
Eureka Cons
Kentuck-3
Crown Point 81
See. Belchcr 3 ~
Sierra Nevada-3 20
North Belle Isle 90
Belchc. 4 ~
Overman-l %
Navajo 30
Hale & Norcross ID
Union-3 %
Challenge Al
Bodice 10
Dit. Dia 5lo-2l
Baltimore-30c
Utah-l %
Andes-95
Exchequer-1 %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30

J. r. REDMAN, NJ D.
Physician, Surgeon aud 0bStat!ieisn
Chronic diseases, as well S. those Pc
euliar to females, a specially,
Prepared to treat diseases an'anabls
TO electricity.
Office N Rinckle block. Office hours
not IA. NJ, 2tos and 10 sP. n.
mck8
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.

HRMSBY COUNTY CLEyELASD AND
~ Thcrman Democratic Club meets
every Mondly ats O'Clock II Csan's Hall.
Able speakers viii address each meeting. AL
Democrats are invited to be asen'.
p. HEIDiNGER, Presiasss.
n. T. ELsrskR, Seer txy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30


thing you Want and at Prices that will
Make You Happy.
Hardware and shelf goods windows DOORS blinds cocker glass
lamps and fixtures table Gallery stoves
nWare redwood shingles as, cinaware, chandeliers,
bar fixtures fancy goods, silver and plated goods,
nickel and plain agate ware plain and stamped
tinware, guns, pistols, POWDER shot,
ridges, etc. bird cages baskets wood
and willow ware, paints, oils white
Lead paint-fancy colors,
Dish, paint brushes
brOoms, oil and
turpentine, fluid,
BenZne, coal OIL iron steel.
poWs eape mowers, BINDERS rakes, hreshers, gas
water pipe, etc.. sheet iron, galvanized wire, wagons
buggIes, carts and buckboards, painted wire,
galvanized fence wire, blasting powder, wedges
and sedges pumps, hose and faucets, belt
ing rubber goods.
pg AGENT FoRChampon machines Buckeye and other ma.
Chimes divers Chilled Flows pow Eureka Hose Buck
stoves, Medallion and Model Ranges, Heath Migan Points
Planet r Horse Hoes CutivaOrs aud Seeders otne
goods in my line Will fill ali special orders prices
ners and plumbers constantly hand short
notice. mch5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30

Prepared to treat diseases anenabls
10 electricity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-30

Chronic diseases, as well S. those pc
culiar to females, a specially,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-25
wyr,c,,,. ,:eneseo Open,pr.

The Geneseo Netos contains the follow,
ing in reference TO the opening of Mr.
Wyrick's new Geneseo enterprise;
Mine Host Wyrick of Waits hotel, had
good reason on Monday evening to feel
that Geneseo is filled with sociable peo-
Pile. He wanted the people to come out
and get acquainted with him; and they
came: came as the leaves come when for
ests are rended; came as the waves come
when navies are stranded. The house
was full from kitchen to garnet; so were
the streets and alleys contiguous to the
house. Everybody was in joyful
mood. Mine Host Wyrick has long ago
discovered the singular anatomical fact
that the surest road to the human heart
is through the human stomach. So he
won his way TO the good will of the good
people of Geneseo after this good old
fashion. He gave them an elegant feast,
a delicious festival. without money and
without price, while the Geneseo band
discoursed sweet airs in front of the
house. The spacious dining room of
Waits hotel was Respondent with beau
tiful dishes and flowers, and bountifully
supplied with the delicate viands appro-
pirate to the merry month of May. The
city of Geneseo gives right glad well
come TO Mr.. Wyrick and his family.
and to the newly organized Waits hotel
That Mr.. Wyrick is well thought of in
his home town Of Rock Island. is well
attested by the fact that good share of
the population of that city came up to
the opening The house has been
changed, reconstructed, renovated ana
adorned till one can hardly recognize it
Mr.. Wyrick says that if business will
warrant it, he will move the present
building back, and build n threeNstory
brick front, lie proposes TO conduct the
hotel in first class manner, and will Ca
ter to the best class of custom. Among
the many present from abroad were the
following: Misses Martha Kahlke, EN-
ma Kahlke, Anna Kahlke, May Wclch,
Mrs G. Kingsbury Benz. w. Petit, j
G. Blythe, James Given, II. f West,
Rock Island G. II. Willis, New York; j.
GLAND, Chicago; IL. 7. Gilbert, Mon
mouth, Miss Clara Beachens. SPRING.
field. Ohio.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-25
ADVICE TO muTRERs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by n sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If So,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething It's value is incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm,
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery. diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
TEN. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Tcething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply.
scians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world, Price 25 cents per bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-25
Don't Experim ent.

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems. at first
only a cold. Do not permit any dealer
to impose upon you with some cheap
imitation of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, but
be sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he
has something just as good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist ups
on getting DIR. Kings New Discovery,
which is guaranteed to give relief in all
throat, lung and chest affections. Trial
bottles free at Hartz 81 Bahnsen's drug
store. Large bottles 81.