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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. July > (spcclaD.-Corn led all the other
markets here today. sent reports OF hot winds
those queer plcnomcna anout which the West generally
knows 80 ltue but which the Kansas farmer dicads
greatly The mere reports to-day. unconrmcd put al
most two the price Of corn ana maintained It.
So,enlcr sold from lS'sd1Or aud closed At 80. The
Er,:nt party hu.tlcd the Lartct Bryant himself taking
ali, bushels The country dld some buy but
not on 4 scale 10 confirm the kasas reports. Their"
were showers through Nebraska, but kansas.
M. souri, InGau and Illinois were stll dy and hot.
with one or Two exceptions,
an. boarish 10 rather expected. however that zach
day Of dry weather the Southwest VIII add something
10 the pcc. rsin ~ course would tlrn the movement
the Other way The signal service predicts dry weather
thrnrch the Southwest flr Tucsiny WhoIt advanced
a fraction IN sympathy with corn Gables wcrc easier
md there wa. the continued anxiety the Hatch
but corn dominated the cntIc Moor There wer W.,
let,,,cu' IA, and 1Sb and closed 7Sis cents
Although dry. hot weather j. the thing cats
rroTlfe now thN along with everything else,
a1tanccd September sold from 3ois to $o'- cents,
aud closed 40 the top. IN" CudahNs are. apparently.
a. vigorously publish" provisions ever. They
,,,.fcucus u.,tiS ~ January noduc, 81 all sort-
end tc January product h,d the longest advance Sep.
Satnrdav January PORK - cents Scpcnb-r lard
NJ 81 O. ana closed at - o. l22 ceHts Sturdy.
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20 Ect for ftnslncss purposes

THE TWO top lof,.. II - Or cnwlch.
~. with bard elevator. 10 lct: low 10 a
n lart'. Apply "a Mr.. JOHN Null
LEE. 9jf GrecnV lch.st
II AND % BNRCLAl Corn,r
Church-St.. 1ONluO. vita nr-cincht and c,.
lar PLASS. ~ Erldway.
20 PARK PLACE frcirr elevated eta
mont -fN7j. and cellar JpN75 PLASS. eg4
rOa lvay.
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Gounlrn Zeal Csiaie FOR Sale

AfE%tY fOE MONTCLA!R. Dwell.
nrs H.. sale o. to let. large assortment 81
ltni>Cmc building sites term. ea-Y
TUBES & TAYLOR. , Beckman.-t Y. I
roe, SAIL. At >t'uington. coma. roun-
ty p.LrH ~ over 100 arfc-, wish ltrse
tables. ham lathlnc houses. alt and
If-h Naf l1fIih- o. tIr prop rfy zoo
every ir-p.'t . most q able / c.. Of p-0p.
IT,. AiiIc h Is. SPALDISr Stpn.ur.
.re"r. com.
FOR ~NLi.-Onr Of the finest cate.
nn the llud-on near 300 acfc~. j {
HEAi II. ~ E'oadvar y Y
THE OENNGt>. y. J. ln.ai an 1T
r'.-- Re- .-tatr f.r >ilr. NV fnud pa
rr-idcn'" best lOcl' on 80 co... tDW l..
II tNiLio., co. 9j U'va,. y =.
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Gelp Wan!eo.

-
AGENTS AND CANVASSEKS; mae OF
female sJ t. e. daily proht, sure. eN-
pcrience unnecessary; no taking required
exclusive territory given. for PARTICULAR,
4ddrs~. /. PUTNAM & co.. Wcst Whist d
Conn
WANTED.-Ladcs ana Young men 10 d.
our work at their own homes constant en-
rl,,mcnt work foi vaidrd by mail. and We
nav good pr.ees experience not necessary
~ canNa,-lng. N1tr'~S fot particulars
STANDARD NNNrfAt TT III So 90.
I.ocH Box 1907. South birmingham. Mass.
Inclos" stamp
AGENTS. -Gr,a'c.t novelty over In
Nelt.d. ever, body cay g. pct u, sells At
,lch' e. ryWhcic, big harvest for a.cnts
write quick rrtory going ralidly, rampc
IN real Gaze, -Jc. w. Boa l,O-9, nart-
ford. Conn.
If YOt ARE out Of cmployncnt can at
the old MET ROrpLIrAN At'tNcY orders
every DAY tor all kinds Of help. - Broad
way brooklyn. near ferry.
II YOU ARE seeking cupIoym' ~ or
wish 10 make a change call Al tn old.,--
tahl shed AID reliable NEW-NOKk A"EN-
g positions u every class quickly pro
cured new q, dcrs ever, mall information
free 40 iirhaGwav. corner Sth-st
Statesmen -Sa'c,mcn IN ever. city
and county e. sell the latest improved
Acoustic telephones better than all others
rent, avoided a, they. are sold Outright
STANDARD TELEPHONE. 62l West
3Oth.st.. NcW-Nork.
WANTED.-A young no1 who wIitr'
Q.od hand as stcnOgfapher and assistant IA
1ri-e; apply e'Ore II O'Clock. WHITE,
VAN CLAIM 4 CO.. - Chatham NPh't-.
WANTED S1icsnen u roprcsen, and
sell our Coupon Check System TO merchants
and ,torrkccPIs agents are naAlnt 10 70
40 A day. Write quick for territory au1
I rms. The COMMERCIAL CASH CoU-
rON CO.. Cincinnati. ohio.
Females.
NURSE.-Tady desiring 4 good position
for an experienced infant > nur-e, may 20 ~
adIus sing WAVE CREST, i. a.. Bon
s,,3 Ia. Eockaway, J.. !.
-SCNRF HANDS WANTED on al kinds
~ ,raffs: comfortable airy and peasant
w.rErloins; bet prce-; s;"adi W'rh.
rISK. CLARK 4 lLAGG. ~ Mrucrst.'
cor. Washington Place.
WANTED.-A thorough chambcfn.id Tor
th. couutiy. Apply az tn lreNOOu liou-',
4tb-a,c. and sui--t., TUESDAY. July 26 b.
tween II and i a. IA.
WANTED a neat young German lIrl a.
..ok and laundrc,s In .mall family. nNin9
.,Ilfelv 10 the tO.ntiy wages SO. Al
Jr'., 'BOA ~, Tribune lptOwn Que,
| az BIOIdwot.
WANTED. ON a country place. y GAL
,o d. chambciworh and waiting; also one
| ~, crarIal hOuscNOiL. capable OF doN x
| ,,ialn cooking only pr0te-tlnt gills who
"a r.fcicnrc- need applv Address. With
noTtlcular- DoX Go, Tenany, y. J.
-. fh4tar.NrNl AID - ~ i;lP-
| TIONS FOR THE NIW-YORK TIKI r.
i-SE. WILL nv RECEIVED AT THE ~.
| roWN OFFICE, 80. i.@f2 Broadway, 81
tonr north " 1hlrtv-Hr-t-st. and ADVE.R-
1isEMENTS ~ the following Branch OF.
as. o54 sth-ave Q. cor. 2}d-st -.
* 20 Fff SasNc c SS%fr f ES
'cxcnth.ss l.oo6 Thlrd-ave.. near Sixty
erst..f l 7os First-oyc. 100 We~t Forty
"eeond.st.: i75 Columbus-avc. 60 Liberty
| sVe.t Fonftecnth-s'. 2J7 West 4.d ST. ID
| chnfsh-st: 65i Thlrd-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
Bonr0 nn0 Rooms.

HOTEL NlNNp ami restaurant. - lat
l~ih.~ Room, cilf - up Wrr.lF. win
board Til mp. elevator public ana pr.,at'
diains rooms.
GNNNfE.Y rNEK. To 1T win
h"'I1 hand -Om"N fui she'd ICONS hOu,r
rnd surround ~, uncNcrpton@ll"
IIU-NNI @,l. r1flur nour. ~. y
deco 80 p.i'1t table. Tan. etc.,, toms
n'd' ste. oth'i cool looms.
--D-~r. > WE,r-IAic- -c,oal door
f'oai fo"... VITA i1lrd all, o'hcr rooms
9. L.r hoard.
fslli-ST. 81 WEST L,rc. cool IONS
.s..lIrIt bon" t.li' .Itf visitors ar.n0.u o.
l't"i a-otl' .r fl'r- I'f'unr,-.
3-Iil.~1 go WI-~T .V,ry ...alLi.
r..n- win or u.:.o.t loIfd rc.rrJ,~-
.lt'u n 2 Ggrd.
brooklyn
TWO IAf;sf. SQt ARE ROOMS. - De- %.
rtin aul fufn .siiiUg- nrH aui e'c-alt .
rr-t-.l's iortiioI. c.t q u. % tu.Lub.t
II 4 hts.
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Uork Wauteo.
Females.

ALADY OF culture and refinement would
like position IN read a few hours day Il
an invalid or would discourse cn Ener son
Goethe or Dante. Address for one wees
EN- ERSON Box 30, Tribune once.
A YOUNG GIRL. graduate OF public
school. would Ike a pc ition good pe penn
COMPETENT STENOGRAPllEA.o per'
ating iemn gton typewriter. desires posi-
ton has had experience and can furnish
good references NJ. NJ. 423 t'ates-aNc.'
prOOklyn.
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Ciip Real estate for Sale.

BALES THIS MONTH ~ prNat
hou-,> 1t de-. iGcl rriurt ops. great VARIETY
Ncst-Sldr houses; $40 900 to $40 90.
SIN Ems, 9th-ayc., corner 95d-st. 9Th
ave. and lOlth-,t.
brooklyn Real Estate.
DOUBLE TENEMENT cold watpr a.:
! Tor -Ile. 100 kaNay-aVc. nc0r Eastern Park.
way, East New.fork; new house; very
shesp Tor cash. Address RAPID. Box 10,
Tribune Once.
FOX SAlt.-A very large four-s;ory aud
cellar building; high ceilings. abundance OF
lirht' very strong - suitable f,r storage ware.
hou-e or mahuf,ctory: freight cle,at aui
nr r",calrs location within , minutes OF
| GIN Han ~ oklyn: terulS easy. Apply &c
u. & NJ. tIAtNCEN co. Limitfd Mon.
tacue-st.. Bro1klNn: GEORGE X. READ
- pinp--f. Ncv.Yeri
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for 6ale.

\ FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE.-Vcry
profitable, elegantly decorated and fuf.
ni shed price. - go near 6rt mercy Par.
Owner Ia other business. Adde'S VI.
T.. .. Box l.jJ3.
\ MAGNIFICENT $3.50 uprish, rIand
piano si'O; three p-ialr double fsIs.a.ing
action. Ike new, silver mounted ltir.f tu.-
piDNcments storage must sell. Loo West
2.5d-st.
AT REDUCED PRICf.S.-50O sccond.
hand wood and iron working machines
July guaranteed machinery bought and az.
changed GEORGE u. EDDY. 3SS " adj.
SON.
FIELD GLASS.-LarRcs: size field aud
marine class. made Ly Lemairc. 81 PDrls
perfect order. ard complete WITH ,1sc and
strap; fl5 cash. CIIAHLE-S. Tribune OAicc
HAMMOND Typov 'i'cr, Ideal; good
order. Address . Pines, Room ~
TENTS AND FLAGN.--Jon lot e. IT,
duccd prices NJ. 4. DELANEY, Lincoln
Building. l Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

WANTED to rent building. with power 10
lun printing plcSse, state terms. Address
POWER, Bon p, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

FORTUNES in single year for fariners
,sss ohers. Why delay? Address BOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
Bnsiness Gbanrrs.

WANTED. mariner With Al 800 cash
- take half interest Ia @ ir't-cla-s I'm
chair barber-shop OF viii sell out Dusineis'
entirely best stahd In city. ABBY 10 II
II. RRETT corner Euclid-aNe. ana ruoA'
square Cleveland. Ohio.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, good educa.
ton. refined ETC., can pu. chasr haD nv To-,
In manufacturing concern having ,sttbhsh'.
business and reputation 70 take attIt Pr
v!tec Adde'S COMMERCIAL, Boz ~
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

STAINED
GOOD ordinary

Strict good binary % Mddng ...........-G 1916
Options. the fate Of the Anti Option biz stu
lowering the market thc contract dealings small
and entirely Local Io;days situation pes"9tea quiet
appearance with the drift q prices 10 lover !GS :.
Early in the session there break OF about point
based upon Liverpool sdvices. which prompted
Gong" selling. Subsequently there slight r--
eovery On local coverings leaving OF at 2G3 points los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
miscellaneous.

LAST CHANCE.-POsitiN,ly last week
OF great scmi-annual sales tremendous un-
prec.dentcd reductions IN glove mo- ely.
corsets underwear. Jcwelry, hanokerchici-
etc JAMMES, 800 broadway.
TO MASSEURS.-Young man wishes 70
learn massage; state particulars. Ii.
GRINTEE. ll3 East 2ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

Warcholse deIVerlfs since July ]. ls9--NeW.l ON,
1913 9sS hays Baltimore. $3.50 bags NcwOrlcans, 1923
bag Total. 2O9,347 bags.
COTToN-The spot market quoted quiet and II ady
unchanged prices Saes 100 tlle> for export 80 b3e-
for consumption and 100 bales delivered contract Re
eepts at ne Iorts LOSS bnleS aeanst ldjO bales th-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
DpL5r5 anu VQIIluur,.

FLANDKAU s. o.,
fLANDRAU & CO..
90 .- ELAN DRhC & 60,
sPRING AID srMMHH DcAEiEEiHAtGIE:s
49, of the best class
v,c,o, hoH TOWN AND COUNTRY.
NlcDras, Wagourttes,
Cabfiolets, usr.t WaCo,s
- IS Curtain Roekaways,
LIanJaus, EN. Top Caoriolets.
Lanueulcttes, DOs-a- Dos.
0mhiousrs' Road Wagons,
9-Po,s. Rockaways, ION Phaetons,
Soupc 100 Kaways. Ladie.' Phaetons.
Doctors Br0ushains. Ruckboards.
2Plutt Thaetous. Village Carts,
Two Wheclers. Eunabouts
T r"t Tn.et1n'. DERBY Phaeton..
r"l iTsp>' Surrpys,
Bociors' Wagons. Chlidrcn's Trep,,
o"Choo1lus' Saxon Phaeton'.
+in.IIan Breaks and Onnibu >es
c.,,., nave al STYLES Harness.
Complete stock OF ,boye Vehicle, a, Low
tTi G vo onnS St1 Il. on Hand ,.rxr
ALL NY ELITES IN DESIGN. PAIN l.
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
FOR SALE. FOR want II u-c, complete
turnout par OF line matched brown geld
M of ,ery I'm olo@e Jingle 81 d9Tg .a
whip blankets. &c. the proper turnout ior
the ,ea-hoic o. corn;ry Can be seen at
HENRY V. BIRDS Stables, 1876 lIalscy-
st., N'NdIh, y. j.
FOR .SALE.-Th@ best broken team 4
ifotting bred Young mare, In the state felr-
] a. broken and driven by young lady price
.hVl II sold At once. Addr' Or. @. {.
JN kSON. i. o. Box lGi. Jamaica. l.. J..
WAN EDO. 600 900 people to scnd
'or Hirch'S carriage and harness odta'
osues hrrest a'soitmsnt In Ar'ricz ~
scderAto prices don't ray Such c1traysgsr,
.rces for hnrncs wa carrizses, estat
shed 1sN2 address J. ~. BIRCH. Boz
~rDn. ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

.eohst 1890 bush last week and 970l7 bush is tne
year Stock No . MIXED corn, july %. 1870 4J1
sesh against 81 7j3 bush last week and l501l1 bush
IA ago Stock Of No. oats. July % lSj407 bush.
ssalnst l65. 06 bush and fj4 SOJ bush
.so Stock " No . white oat, July - 07.j9i bush
an 106 Goa bush last week end f72 0H bush a
NewYork Produce Exchange OF Visible sup
Wy saturday, july 81 1892
Total
W., aud srOat. Increase. Decrease
cheat bush. .......... % Cos 900 O.SOO0 ........
Noin, busi............... u. s57 O0D .... - 600
VS., bush. ............ 6,3lOOO0 ...--. $4,000
I'VE bush. 2i5N0O 5000
Bailey, bash........ $4,000 IT, 600 .........
Visible supply In the Cni3'd States and Canada
N, July % 2.July 10 90. July % '91 July oG 20
helt bush. % 06s 200 22440 coo Az ~ BOP BIS
'on bush ... es57 900 G.9O5 coo 3O3J S76 OoO 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
busluees Qhanres.

FORTUNES ia a single year for farmers
sses Others. Why delay? Address Box
Va. Amigo. Wis.
FOR SALE.-Tln and crockery storc. OIL
count OF sickness. III NanhdtGsn-aN'.
veenpoint.
GROCERY. STORE FOR SALE, with
s ssrsse and wagon satisfactory lci-Ons i".
Snng JACKSON, 1906 Gat"s-aN"..
.,NE-CRF.AM. confectionery. 1t aonery
~. M eiear.store for sale OH account OF sick
.ess. los Psrkayo., Brooklyn.
., PARTNER WANTED on half interest
ss,,.m' establishei manufacture OF coffee sub
!, eantal 81 800 information gwen
ne factory. 35 South 9th 81. BROOKLYN
= y: c. RICH.
t,rOLlTlCAL NOVELTY patented) IN
VIZ. Tor sale to push IL; Will sell every
H"e, see II at 10 Centre-st.
v,s2'ooo STOCK N sell in extremely profit
49, w.liestablished manufacturing bu~i-
I'M ssery 70 buyer for services trlneis
-. Srx o.t' needn't answer. W., L. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26

CoOK-C HAMBEkMAID and WAIT.
RE>S. -Ey two reliable girls IL 90 to the
country; firsf-c'a-s references no cards.
Call sos Fat l3 h-so real estate Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
OIL MARKETS.

on Clty Penn. July % Natonl Transit certificates
OaIc 10 900 bbls cieara a ltcoo bbs shipments
r,sin,g Penn. July :5-Nstona Transit certificates
on.ncd AT 52Lc; closed at 12Ic highest. 52c; lowest
52lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
f1omeslir SlIualluns UGnIto

Females.
A.-A.-A .--------- - -,
MRS. l.. SErLN
formerly Miss l.. CampbeiD,
dn WEST 22D->I
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. /
ALL Rt.ttkENCES
STRICTLY INV ESriGAlED. |
Servants breaking engagements WI! !
be dismissed from ONCE aud fofeII AL /
y. B.-N0 BRANCH OFFICE. /
Us Wa-N 1 -.D-Si.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

WANTED-ROOMS BY FAMILY OF TWO
w for light housekeeping, unfinished r partly
furnished. Furnace or steam heat preferred
References. Apply d, care of AR Us Office.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19
Measuring the Grand Falls of Labrador

At st. Johns, Newfoundland, we had
provided ourselves with several balls Of
stout linen cord with which to measure
the height of the fall, if the stu alton
should be found suitable Fortur ately
alongside the chute just above the brink
of the main cataract we found a floor of
rock of the same slope, about so degs
below the horizontal. Along this l. was
possible to go, but with some peril, nearly
to the edge over which the stream plunges
in its final descent Fastening a heavy
billet of green fir to one end of the cord,
the weight was carried and thrown down
on the surface of the rock to the brink of
the fall, the cord being paid out from the
upper end of the slope.
A knot was made in the cord to mark
the distance to the edge, and the billet was
allowed to fall over the precipice into the
chasm. Montague, having climbed along
the bank at the edge of the canyon, was
holding on by the trunk of tree, from
which he could see when the block of wood
struck the water below as the core was
paid out by me above. The instant o. con-
tact was plainly visible to him, and was
equally sensible of it. The cord was now
drawn up over the edge and carefully
measured with q tapeline. The whole
length paid out was sos feet, the part
which measured to slope was 1S9 feet, leav-
ing for the height Of the main fall below
the chute SIC feet.
Allowing for a few degrees deviation
from the perpendicular and for slight
stretching of the cord, though this last
was probably counteracted by wettine, the
height of the fall may be considered some
thing more than 300 feet The vertical
height of the chute, about thirty-two feet,
added to the other measurement, makes
the descent from the head of the chute to
the surface of the water in the cLasm
about 34S feet.-C. A Kenaston in Century.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19
The Terrible Pnnsfer.

One man at least in Detroit is seriously
afflicted with punsteria. The other day
the train he wanted to catch went out of
the station as he went into it.
There it goes in cloud of DUST re-
marked friend, pointing down the track.
Il thought it was missed" he said sol
EMMY and started back home
The same mamie is unmarried-had an
appointment with a young lady to meet
him down town and join boating party,
but she failed to materialize, and he went
to the boat without her.
Hello" exclaimed one of the party,
'where's Miss Blank?"
Couldn't find her." lac replied
'Why not?"
TITS missed-her-y l don't try to ex-
plain" he said, and then had to spell it out
70 show where the joke came in.-Detroit
Free Press
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

he viii reply u Il ger o.'s recent lecture
On Voltaire
DR.. s c. Pmwmtr returned this
morning from - L'uIs ~nefe lie IT.
'endeli the twrn y>inur,h snuual reunion
OF the Society at The Army IF til. Ten
see. The doctor states Lbst the soci-
ety Wss Irr.iiy moved over a report of
1 Fs h'r hnmas Shermau. son of Gen.
W T Sherm n. who :tated that owing
| 70 strike in The g '4uite works 10 YER
mUni ~terr the shaft to he fathers
IN mory h-d heen made AID paid for, il
| IVES Impossible 10 move il, though prsc-
| 'ics y completed. until the trouble was
settled. Father Sherman" said the
doctor. suggested that the only uaV TO
get that shaft uns for company of Gen
Shermsn's old comrades 10 60 and get il.
ADD 1t looks as il that wss abou, the only
curse left open TO US D."
Today the peculiar shoe firm of Dolly
| Bros. ceiebrs the first anniversary of
the opening of their place OF business on
Twen'itth street. During the past l2
months they have demonstrated TO the
public what enterprise and sQu4re deal
ing can do which is evijenced ty Il e
eovisble reputation they hnvr esta bhshed.
lu or1tr To remind iieii lends Of the
| occasion and ~ the same time m axe il,
beneficial ~ Their patrons they have
been aliO~'ngA disc Jupt ot 10 per cent on
all lsa'h.r Goods sod during he day
The sale will continue this evening and
all Vho desire shoes OF tn hest brands
from q re.ta5'e firm should await them
selves "t the opportunity us their stock
enbrsces The latest Styles in foot wear
Rememh 1t is no special sale, but you
have your own choice of The eutire stock
with liberal discount Il is a chance
10 save money that should not be u seed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

a GENTS making IS to SO per day selling the
n Electrical Wonder household want, 509 Brad Y
street, Davenport, Iowa, second floor, room g. 9 to
9p. m. General agent wanted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19
500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will BE-
pie, SGD to learn that there is at least one
IN e, d d disease that science has been
.be 10 cure IN ali its stages, aud that is
cStarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known To the medical fra
teraity. C,tarrh being constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls C4tsrrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of The system
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease. and giving toe panrnt strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature 10 doing is work The
proprieiors have 80 much faith in its cur
alive powers. thst they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for snv case that il fails to
cure. Send for list OF Testimonials.
Address f. J CHENEY s. CO.,
Toledo. o.
ca Sold hy Druggists, 75c
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

n ANFED-Earnest, intelligent lady u estab-
w lish good paying business; one having had
experience in sick room preferred; call at suite
B, Mccullough block. Davenport, Iowa,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

In 1888 the tOpgallant mast of II. NJ. S.
Rodney was hit by a flash and literally cut
up into chips, the sea being strewn with
the fragments as if the carpenters had
been sweeping their shavings overheard.
Shortly before the topmasts of H. n. S.
Hyacinth had suffered in similar man.
ner, and when the Thetis underwent a like
visitation in Rio harbor Captain Fitzroy
described the foretopmast as "a mere col.
lection of long splinters almost like reeds. .
Chambers Journal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

TOR RENT-FCRNISED Room To ONE OR
y two ladies. Apply in the forenoon at ITO
Third avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19
Intelligence Column.

WANTED IT OUR GENTLEMEN BOARDEF
w in private family, No SOC Nineteenth st.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

The comptroller of the currency has au-
thorized the following named banks To be-
gin business: Central National bank of
Milwaukee, Wis, capital s300,00O; Garth
age National bank of Carthage, Mo-, CAPT
tai 100000, and First National bank Of
Glidden, Ia, capital $500
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

SCRUB GIRL AND LAUND SY GIRL WANT
~ ed at the Rock Island house.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

VIM. Mccarthy. 1872 Z. 9Th St.. Gin
ciunati. Ohio. writes: II used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in my family with good re-
suits. We recommend it to all heads of
families as the best.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19
Her Perfect Figure,

The acme of cynicism is contained in the
remark of the Washington man who de-
clared that in his eyes no woman hal a
good figure unless it represented at least a
million.-Kate Fields Washington
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

for Young and old. In endless variety. A
new sf"cR-st new prices Ask o see
our SO lire OF mems all wool krsey.
The S. me article costs you elaewher- Si4
SIMON & MOSENFEIpES
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-19

CS TO SIS PER DAY AT HOME. SELLING
OJ Lightning Platter and Rating jewelry,
watches, tableware. &c. Plates the finest Of jew
elry gooC as NV. on all kinds Of metal, with gold,
silver or nickel No experience No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating.
II. X. DELNO & co., Calum bus. o