Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-30
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JosLIN. Oct 90.
School in district No. closes next
Thursday.
Miss Miller intends starting to Nebras-
ks next Thursday.
Presiding Elder Head preached IL
Luma on Sunday last.
Mr.. A. G.. Brewster is shipping two car
loads OF cord wood to Sterling.
Il. Crompton has added one wing
l6x3S, to each end of his barn.
William Whiteside is erecting a new
bSilding upon what was known as the
Mckeever farm.
James Rathburn has rented his farm to
William Parker and is intending to re-
side Ia Port Byron.
Next Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Hubbart and two children will start for
Early. Sac county. Iowa. They intend
To be gone about q month.
Last Wednesday Mr.. John Cowley
shipped a car load of shelled corn to Chi
cago. After paying expenses. il would
not realize 20 cents per bushel.
On Saturday afternoon last @. W. and
+. 4. CromptOn. Jr.. dehorned twenty
seven head Of cattle. IL was amusing
after the operation to see several OF the
cattle attempt To hook each other.
Mrs. 5. 5. Crompton and daughter
Winnifred, and Maurice T. Wheelock,
of Moline. came to Yuma on Saturday
asst and visited until Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. F. +. Crompton and family.
Senator Cullom's article in the Forum
ard Senator Allison's speech in Iowa are
simply bundle of presumptions upon
peoples ignorance. Hone market for>
sooth Would the family cease to muti>
| ply upon the face Of the earth IL there
was reduction Of the tariff What
next1
SAID an Englishman the other day.
with such q slow process OF law, and
the difficulties there seems to be inselect
ing jurymen to try case of murder. is II
any wonder thst communities take the
law into their own handsy" Said he
IN England jury to try the Croniu
case would have been selected in ten
minutes. No premium upon ignorance
there"
l am in receipt OF the Clyde foreign
shi pping returns for the last year which
states that India and China have largely
increased their general imports. and the
West Indies and South America have
taken more dry goods and double the
quantity OF machinery Of any previous
year. Now then question arises, why
are we not shipping more dry goods.
machinery, etc, 10 the West Indies and
South America Simply because our
high protective tarif makes these goods
too high priced, and prevents our manu>
facturers from competing in the market:
OF the world.
| Jollihcation and thanksgiving are very
mild words 20 express the feelings Of the
temperance hosts of Chicago over the
elimination of the temperance temple
movement Mrs. T. B. Carse, the indie
fatigsble president of the W. G. T. U
OF Chicago. has had charge OF the scnem,
for about three years, until now the sun
raised is about S400, 900, including IN,
5000, 900 subscription of Marshall Field
the greatest dry goods merchant in thu
world. Mr.. Field is tsrIf reformer
voted for Cleveland twice. but Is in sym
patty with the temperance movement
He owns the large lot at the southeas
corner OF LaS4lle and Monroe streets
where the temple is 10 be erected at once
The foundation is all IN. and the corne
stone will be LAID next month when tn
national convention meets. The build
ing will be ten stories high, and Is to cos
81 100 900. In the center will be vas
auditorium capable Of holding 5000 peo'
pie.
whitesIde and Hubbart exDect TO shit
a car load of cord wood TO Sterling mex
week MUITUN IN PARvO.