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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-04
CATARRH
In the head
Is @ constitutional
Disease, and reg nires
A constitutional remedy
Like Hoods sarsapatilla,
Which purities the blood,
Makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
T,- -


The man who tells you confdentially
just wha. will cure your cold is pre-.
scribing Kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense ia
spared to combine only the bes. and
purest ingredients. Hold q bottle OF
kemp's Balaam to the light aud look
through it; notice the bright, clear look;
then compare with other remedies.
Price Soc and 81. paw.4
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and STOCK
aHaN. a.#- marleta. u. M fIs v


NV Yonx, Nov. o.-Mouey on cali easier,
hanging from 10 6per cont; last loan S per, cent;
closed offered ut Q por cent. Prime mercantile
paper Gus per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and
steadyat g Sokai Sit4. Eales OF stocks to-day
were Isl ,7Ji shares. 'Tss7- =
The stock market to-day WAS divided Into two
parts. sugar IeAnerles and the rest OF the list,
ana unlisted stocks. In the first division there
was decided weakness, but the other showed a
mossgra,itying strength on dull business.
The market 10 day waH almost MI SUGAR, st any
rate, and the feeling this morning was that 4
receiver WAS probable, aud weakness appeared
with tho tirst sales the stock dropping from GSjs
on Saturday 70 G. In the first hall hour. Great
ieycttshnesS was shown. however, aud nearly a
full recovery occurred when the news that dc.
clsion had been handed down anu that the ap
pointmcnt OF at least two receivers were deemed
necessary, sent the stock oil In the carly part OF
the afternoon To 59N. Its recuperative power
was less after that time, aud while It reached G2
during the afternoon It gradually settled back
TO Co. aud finally closed a. cox, ret oss OF ~,
per Goat for the day. The general marie, 70.
fused TO sympathizs with this heavy drop in
sugar, and tho market closed extremely GLOW at
small grips !, !. l.. i. .,..l..,, =. -
Railroad bonds very dull. Sales SIS, 900.
In arU tNAWA H.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received By tho Clerk Of
the Board OF Education until o'clock y. m. on
TIL uRSDAY. EOVE3BGR 6. 1893, for the build
ing OF an addition 10 Union School house and
tor making alterations In tho old building, As
sho In by plaus and specifications now on file
In this office. Lids Will ba received for the
whole or any part OF said work; the Board re-
serving the privilege TO reject any, or ell bids.
Party securing contract TO enter into suitable
bond for tho faithful performance OF the said
s. 7, :, : = 'r.:s5 R. E. HALL,
ocs3 Clerk Of Boeri OF EducstIon. I
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General Notices.
ITO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.

ITO THE NUTEKS OF UEIU CUUNT1.
l. Representations have been made by some
oil my political Upponentg that ] have hello the
office OF Clers OF The Circuit Court for from ten
10 twelve years. To correct their error, / lake
this method Of Informing the public that was
appointed by the Court to I'll the uuexpired
Germ OF my predecessor, which was one year,
and then elected for the ptcSent term, making
seven years III oil; and thinking ! have filled
The office satisfactory to The public, respect.
fully IL your support for SC coad term. Your
obealcnt servant J.iHS ". MITCHELL.
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LOSSES Red Clover Pile Remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 50c.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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sYNrroXs-Molsturo; Intense Itching and
stinging; most at night; worse by sentchins.
II allowed 10 continue tuuors form, which Often
bleed and ulceratc, becoming very sore.
SwAYEg's OIS1HESr stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tumors. Atdrugglsts, or by mall, for
10 cents. Dr.. swayno & Son, Philadelphia. NJ
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CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Cattle-Rcceipts 81 600 head:
shihmGns I 500 head; market steady; steers s. IS
q -; Texans :! 10; rangers g. 5oa9 80. Hogs.
iRecetpts So ,0Gd head: shipments 5000 head mar.
s set steady; choice heavy and butchers weights
81 ieai Is: common 10 good heavy packing 81 Goa
~; light mixed 50 75ai co.: heavy mixed s. 90a
W. shecp-Receipts 1900 held; shipmentB
w head: msrket steady: natives 50 p0u5 90;
texans u laai Is; lambs S. $40 6?H. Si
CiScISSAT1, o., Nov. S.-HoGs weak and lower !;
common and light s. 5oa3 IS; packing and butch.
ets g 6oal Is; receipts 500 head shipments
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Eo- ryo,,- ,,,o.
Wheat weak and lower; No. . red Sov.m nihvs,
81 0e9l o9E; December 81 Gal oaS; January 81 o.
al N55: February 81 OS11fal O6. Com Arm: No ,
low Nyd miTea G2si Nc yellow 62,lo; No. mixed
te6ruary>o7a5sc. Oats, options weak mud closNd
se lower; No. 3whlte SEC: No. 9 white November
5S5lssNt.esalc; December 53Lc; January 6siZa51c:
February 6S5ta5iLc. Pork now mess Sit 50a
y ~ 90 piine mess new sil 90: family Sif 01a
23a2ie. Eggs firm; Pennsylvania ilrsts DC Cheese
aulct: mart skins case - ' ~ Si1sehe
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No. 90 Souri, CLAlpoRsr, ST.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. s, 1880.

j
Nm. Rodam. Nev Orleans, Ia:
DEARSlR:-I wish to thank you for the
jug Of Microbe Killer you kindly sent
me for the use Of tho home, and take
this means Of certifying to the many ben.
eiits to be deriyeo from its use. l have
one pn.ieat here that I fee! confident it
would have cured had he known OF your
valuable remedy earlier. As it is, be is
very much benefited by It's use,
and feel assured before tho Jug is
emrtied many oil the inmates OF The
Home will be able to speak OF the ben.
efits derived from taking tho Microbe
Killer. Again thanking you, am, dear
sir, yours respectfully,
ROBERT PARKER.
For eale by Logan Drug Co.,, Sole
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-E ,r' *
PROPOSALS,
'NEASONRY TO LET.

1Tl s, S..
Proposals. will DO received at the Office OF the
J. Z. Gibnry Company, Ia the Windsor Hotel.
Dellsre. o.. until noon OF Wednesday. Noyem.
Der 5, 1870 for the laying oil about fifteen hundred
U,51D cubic yards Of second and third class
masonry On the Pittsburgh, Ohio Valley & Cin-
cinnau railroad, between Eellaire and P'w.
hstun, Ohio. The company to furnish all ma:
1eEial except tools. Information can be had at
The office OF the company. Toe company re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all bids. st
TIIEJ. C. CHENEY CO.
Bepdire. o., Oct, 81, lS9C.l ~ y s.. sci
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"What makes the world 90 around?"
he murmured tenderIy. II believe
she replied, "that il is the la1 OF CRAWL
tation. WhyP"
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CHICAGO. Nov. -Whcat-Mojerate trad lrs
and feeling weaker and averaged consIdera hiv
Of the prominent local traders were nlso on The
selling side New York rrporlctl a bett,r A..
mand there for December wheat. Cables wero
not any too frm, though not part!cularly lower.
this together with big receipts aud large Increase
III the visible supply helped to turn lie market
on It's downward course. - -
CoEn-Tnere was u fair amount Of business
transacted, most Of which was local as also the
ia Mt ": on ne market.
oas were !iadsu IN ialfly, and weaker feel.
iu Sl pseraliec nTo Rtiees nnnsed lower.
rio,,r s EtnsdNa suI ,,1esy active.
ecs MAT.Casn 10; 2Sp;ins 81 00H: No. spring
esayic; NO. red 81 W.; November S9sIcaslOVIIa
iSSi3; 81 ol9sal o14al o9S; May 81 Okla
ga E1sH ": y. . -
c' G.IsH ISSssfhSSsS s Nay
noAasEsaS n So; S%c; November I!4aiSai3c;
pGssinoer ljsl5zssi3>sc; May i65sai75 n di6J.c.
M,sTSo. =. NC e ca, u g ~
FhtssrsnMsl q sc iSasoc. -. 4 {. ;.s
tIUt S sEEn-sl y.
,t a. !Ses % StsI3 ahG december so 90: Janu.
seaa.s N May sll SOal2 9Sal2 SIX.
~. in,,ar,i ~ y my december 81 Soa6 Ssa
Ia 'Auti! 60 oSe Gao eti May s6971za7 o22}ta
kS, tehT hiEs-Cssh % 40; December IS G0a5 "a
'hhuh'! - '11ssso 91a5 vi May &c S5a6 l0a
81 SiIS,,, rr,, e. Eo,, ,,,I.
oUao snort clear IS s5a5 90.
B,irfr M iii Eth III. ox,,, sgli''
sFa ass't 2iac; assss isac; dairy extra Is.2Oc
ITM"s.flrm ~ &c;
&C visible supply Of grain
y; ~ 70 nc Doafu OF Trade Is rs follows:
els Corn ga n SSrSss: incense bush
ei s Sats oashcis Increase ltsC09 bush.
gus we ,i.NN bushcls, increase 5000 bushels;
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,Hox IN Cure All sLIn Di.,nss. !,

Simply apnly "SwAYSE's OIsraENT." No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures te.:er, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on tho lace, hands, nose, &c.,
leaving the skin clear. white spd healthy. Ita
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist ior
SWAYSI's OINTMENT. T1hS4W
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Commissioners Sale,

? . william McAdams,
Guardian aud in his OWE right, In Chaucery.
Elizabeth Cha.nocl, ct az. W.
In pursuance OF tho authority vested In us by
n decree OF the abuvc mentioned court, inside
md entcrgc IN SGia cGusa OIL the 9th dsy oil &C.
t0ber, \. u. 1880. tha undersigned Special com.
lnisslo1etS appointed for The purpose By that
court IN tald Gtcree, Will OH .',fss
SATURDAY, the 10Th day oiNOVENBaR,1 1892
beglnIIrg at 10 O'Clock OF said day, Mt the north
front door Of tho Court House OF Ohio county:
West V rsiAia sell ut public auction. the several
parcels OF real estate hsrelnaftcr men TONED, or
80 iLuch thereof us uny DO Necessary TO pay the
iicls on saine as set forth IN sid decree. the cost
sot suit and EXPENSES OF sale. that Is to sa! @ p
1.-The Aorih hall Of lot rMnhor 10 OF the
nercatA tluAre Di the city oil hecilng, In emo
County, IN the State Of Vest Virginia. rs
. Lot number /, In the addition 10 said city
OF wheeling formerly called South whGGllng,
hid 0f by Noes w.. Clapline, Marcus wilson
nod James Il. Fe.sy the. ~ q
T.-RSs or sALg.--0nethlrd and so much
1nO.e,,s the purchases may elect 10 rcy cash IN
h1ni, nd the remainder In two equal INSTALL
lnClts. Dat ab!o respectively IN one anu TWO
wears from ne day of IalSswith interest irom
ihlt day. The (>urNhnEer giving his notes for the
Gcicrrsd' ius,slItrcnls, GI.i the title to DO 10,
tElHed 10 secure thu payment o. them uniil INC!
"'''' = ''''' r''N- GEO, B. CALDwHLL,
GEO. * +. GlLClRISr,
~ Speciai Commissioners.
u ~ ra
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Wanted.
VSTANTED-MINERS.

The Pittsburgh and Wheeling Coal Company,
NJ Bridgeport and Maynara, are doing an OK.
tensiNG bus!ncss. running full time; have com
pictci II rope hGuidge at Wheeling Greek mine
aud is giving satisfaction, bringing out the coal
-apilli A nunter OF men can be put TO work
Houses can be had. Columbus tcale and temi.
monthly paws are inside. $500 SEA-
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q S ~ o. Nov. s-flour Steady; family
sc sSai W. ane y saa o. Whea. quiet No.
bushels. Corn stronger; No. mixed Sc. GsM
lrmi No. mixed i9c Rye irregular: No. 2, Tia
;5S; Pork quiet a! Sill Is. Lard, steady at 50 IS.
i galG me "a steady short ribs $50 Bacon
ter Aim; fancy Elcin and Ohio creamery casa:
cholcs dairy l2alic. Linseed oil firm ut 5saGcc.
Sugar quiet; hard retIEed G54a75sc; New Orlea,s
taoNc. Eess steady Cheese lrm; choice full
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. a.-opened at 7sJIs
closed at VIC: highest 7gi{c; lowest fSJsc. :.
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hereby certify thst tho Abo:c named special
commissioners have given bond and security IS
required by law aud BY said decree. Z. r
: $50 Z JOHN w.MlTCuELL,
oc3o ~ ~ Clerk OF said Court
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Petroleuu.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Petroleum opened steady
en! iell zsc on light sales, then rallied Hc aud
closed seaoy. Fennsylyania opened at 7sEc:
ecmber option opened at we; highest iyAc;
lowest 991c; closing at 79sssc. Lima, opened al
lsHe; highest ls1Ic; lowest and closing i1sc.
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!. BALTiAoEE. Nd. Nov. S.-wheat. western
December 81 0g,11; May ST Oyltai coz. Com,
western oasy; mixed spot aud November Jsc:
year 611+a5so; January 571{!c: May 50,ta59Jzc.
uaG urn; western white 40a501c; mixed 4saijc;
hay dull. Butter firm. Gags 23a2lc. Coffee dull
TOLEDO. O., Nov. 8.-whea. lower: cash 81 OF :
December 81 o2s4; May 81 Is. i Corn dull and
steady, cash and Nay s51Se. Oats quiet; cash
i!c. Cloyesseed Gc'lre(and easier; cash 81 2j:
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bRAnronp, Pa, Nov. s.-opened at 7s5ztc; clos
ca At '9i4c; highest SOC; lowest 7s54c; clearnncei
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

NODEKT FARMER.
For eale by Logan Drug Co.,, Sole
Agents. TThs&w
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OIL CITY, Pa, Nov, 3.-opcned at pc; high.
est oeS; lowest $50; closed at i94c; sales 60OOJ
barrels; shipments ls7,sG6 barrels: runs l0S, IS5
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For Rent.

VOR RENT-A FIRST.CLASS} FUR.
a aislfED room at l5c5 Market srteet. PLY.
iege Of hath. oclSa
FOR REMITTANCE BRICK RESI-.
Il DENCE. No. 100 Twelfth street at a reduced
rental until April ], 1851. Apply to RlHEHART
& TArUM, Real Estate Agents, 1914 Market
street = u. ,.afl'.-sia7 ocl4
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STEAMER BELLAlRE

Leave Wheeling, Daily TrIp. CITY Tine-6.,o
sSo. 1000 and HAS a. m: 800, [:D, SEQ D. m.
Leave Wheeling Sundays. City Tlmc--S:Oo.
l0'OO sud l2:Ooa M: 900. 400. Goo D. m, -,
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LEAVE b., 2. 4 Q. RAILROAD. : / Arm
BEiLAlRH Central Time. lpTLL,
li:00 AMI pellaire Il ZancTv'e 1hr pss ~
$40 pm ...Bellairo and Zannwiliic mo. .St
6.0O am Al liked TrnIn ''''"N"'' s,ns
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-08
A PROBABLE CLUE.
The Identity of the Man Drowned
off the Ferry.
e 1. Esxiestor, . chicago Travelling
Man, VINO II Missing From the Rock
Island House, Answers the Deserip.
tiOu

Chief Clerk Bloom. of the Rock Island
house, has probably unrsvelled part OF
the mystery attending the drowning OF
the unknown man off the ferry Spencer
Sunday morning. as detailed in last
nights ARGUS. and probably establishes
the identity of the man. and if Mr..
Bloom is right in his theory, the case is
indeed an extremely sad one.
On the evening of the Fourth-last
Friday-C. 1. Eggleston. Chicago
drummer, who had been at the hotel be-
fore, registered at the Rock Island house.
Saturday he told Mr.. Bloom that
he had periodical seizures of an ire
sistible desire to drink to excess. and
that he was then experiencing the
premonitory symptoms of such an
attack. He spoke of his repeated efforts
to control himself. but of his failure each
time and said that his appetite was at
such times uncomfortable. Toward even
ing Mr.. Bloom noticed that Eggleston
was dissipating and by 10 O'Clock at night
he was pretty badly under the influence
of alcoholic beverages. At that hour he
said he would retire and started for his
room. but at midnight he came down to
the Office again. He was not intoxicated
but he showed the effects Of over indus
gence of the fiery fluid. He said some
thing about being unable to sleep seemed
very much down cast and left the house.
Nothing has since been heard of him, and
when Clerk Bloom read the account of
Sundays mysterious drowning in last
nights ARGUS aud noted the des-
cription of the man he made
up his mind that Eggleston was the one.
He went to the ferry this morning and got
the hat from Capt Cameron, which he is
satisfied Is the one Eggleston wore. as it is
not of generally prevailing style. Mr..
Bloom does not think that Eggleston
suicided. He is more of the opinion that
In running TO catch the boat he became
overhested and from his exertion, together
with his condition from dissipation, he
was Frustrated and fell into the river. 1t
is doubtful il it will ever be known
whether the case was q suicide or an &C.
cident.
The mans hotel bill is still unpaid, and
his valise remained in his room until
Clerk Bloom removed it this morning. In
1t were cards showing his connection
with Borden. Selleck & Co., As and so
Lake street. Chicago. agents for Howe's
scales. This firm has been telegraphed
of the disappearance of Eggleston, and
his very evident fate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-08
WELL DONE.
The Democratic Senatorial Conven-
yention at Cambridge.
THREE GOOD MEN NOMINATED.
II. III. Human for senator, aud John
A. Wilson and Geo. w. Vinton for
Representatives

Special to the ARGUS.
CAMBRIDGE, July The democratic
convention for the Twenty. first district
was called to order by VIM. McEniry,
chairman of the senatorial committee.
r. II. Human, of Henry county. was
elected chairman, and T. j. Medill, Jr.,
of Rock Island, secretary.
r. H. Human, of Cambridge. was
nominated for state senator. John A..
Wilson, of Rural. Rock Island county.
and Geo. w. Vinton, of Moline. were
both nominated for the legislature.
The nomination for senator is an ex-
ceedingly fortunate one. The nominee
is one of the representative democrats Of
Henry county and his earnest efforts in
behalf of tariff reform have made him
very populsr among the farmers. The
strength of the legislative ticket is known
t. Rock Island county democrats.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-08
A START MADE.

The CIiy Council Makes Determined
Move Toward the Paid Fire Depart.
ment-The Horse Ordered.
The city council at its meeting last
night approved the preliminary sketches
of Architect D. s. Schureman for the
building to be erected on Flatiron square
for the fire department. aud which is to
be the initiative towards a paid and
properly disciplined service. The coun-
Gil was much pleased with Mr.. SEIZURE.
mans plans. and instructed him to per-
feet them at once. The building is to
cost So. 600, and will be of brick, two
stories high, with slate roof with forty
loot gable, the dimensions being forty by
seventy feet The first floor is to be ar
ranged for the accommodation of the
hook and ladder truck. an engine. hose
wagon. the chiefs buggy and fire horses.
On the, second floor will be accommo-
dstions for the electric alarm batteries,
etc., besides dormitories, chiefs Office
and repair room.
By the time the building is completed
the city will have arranged for an cleo
trio alarm and at least one paid company
and perhaps two--to occupy it and
then Rock Island will have commenced
to provide itself with the system of fire
protection that most other cities the size
Of Rock Island have had long ago.
The tax payer who gazes over the Ie-
port of the expenditures for the volunteer
department as shown in the records of
last nights meeting, will welcome the day
when that money goes into the pockets of
paid firemen and for the maintenance of
permanent fire service always on hand
and always reliable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-08
THE SAVINGS BANK.

Formal Opening of the New Financial
Enserprise for Business---A Useful
Institution.
The Rock Island Sayings bank formal
ly opened its doors to business this morn
ing. space having as heretofore men,
toned been reserved temporarily in the
old First National bank room. at present
Mitchell & Lynde's bank, and which will
be occupied Jointly by the two financial
enterprises until the new Mitchell q
Lynde building is completed. The final
details required by the laws Of the state
under which the bank is incorporated
were completed last night by Mr.. W. M.
Robertson. a representative of the state
auditors office at Springfield who came
to Rock Island for that special purpose.
Mr.. Robertson counted up the $lCO. 600
capital stock in hard cash. examined the
records, and officially authorized the OFF,
GERS to begin business. and henceforth
Mr. ]. NJ. Buford. the cashier. than
whom there is no more experienced or
competent fnancier in the city. will be
found during banking hours in the banks
quarters stated above.
The list of officers has been published
but is reprinted in q card elsewhere as are
other facts of interest relative to the rates
paid on deposits-five per cent-the &C.
ceptable security, etc. Toe enterprise
will prove great advantage to all classes
of people in Rock Island. especially to
our laboring men who may now invest
their savings advantageously without be,
ing obliged to 60 to Davenport or else
where
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-08
Obituary.

At the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Donaldson, at Rural, on the
Fourth, one of the br'ghtest and hsppiest
children of the occasion was MIR. and
Mrs. Donaldson's eight year old daughter
Maud. This morning came the sad and
astounding rews to County Clerk Don
aldson that Maud was dead. She was
taken with cholera morbus Sunday and
last night she died. She was lovely
child, the pride of her parents. and ia
vorite in the township wherein she had
always lived. The funeral will be held at
Mr.. Donaldson's home in Rural at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Katie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hermann. Jr., living on Thirteeth
avenue, died at 4:20 yester lay afternoon
of brain fever. aged years and 9
months. The child was unusually bright,
and her death is a great blow to her par
en.s. The funeral will be held at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning, Revs. Mar
quis and Mennicke, officiating.
Mrs. Lydia Creighton. the oldest men,
Der of the Second Presbyterian church,
and we'll known resident of Poutotoc
street, died this morning. She was the
mother of the late DR.. Robert Creighton,
formerly well known physician of this
CITY. She leaves number of children
and grandchildren CONNER
ci0t.
hrs. Creighton was aged S5',,years and
8 months. and had relatives in Rock Is
land.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-08
"At home" Saturday.
SteRen ne.

The grand semi-snnual midsummer
clearing sale at A. Steffen's. Davenport.
begins this week. Hot weather goods
must now be sold as they cannot afford
to carry these goods over until next
season, consequently they are making
astonishing reductions in prices. Special
bargains in every department. Extrsor>
binary bargains in white goods, India
linen, checked Nainsook, handkerchiefs.
printed f1annelettes. prints-all fresh
goods-cheap parasols, Renfrew dress
ginghams, the only genuine cashmere om>
bre in the city at half price, immense bar
gains in Turkey and red demssk, fine AS
sortment of ladies' white laundried shirts
Great clearing sale in their millinery de.
partment; also in ladies' knit underwear
Another great tumble in chsllies at one
cent yard. Gents underwear marked
at prices that will move them all.