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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

Weather for this evening-Rain.
For to-morrow-Clear.
The Thermometer.
Temperature from . A. NJ. Aug. Is. to
"A. NJ. August 30:
Highest, 155; lowest 90; mean es.s0
The Tide for Tomorrow.
High water at PROVIDENCE at liza A.
NJ, and at ii:4l II. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

white, Hue and Ecru Enameied Poles,
for Laces, etc. " III. CADY. 800 High street.
We also have the laceA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

Brass Pole and Brackets and Rings. soc.
Each.
+. II. cADY. 800 High street. We sell Wall
plner too
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
what Cheer Grocery and Tea EmporIum

Grapes. Peaches. Plums Ncctarines. Pears.
watermelons. Canteiopcs. Gems. japan and Nut
meg Melons etc. Caniies af away down prices.
Choice grated Pineapples l0c. per can.
Don't fail to cal and exa mine our Saturday bar
gains. Box Of Candy with eac pound of Tea.
ALDhICu A ALEXANDER.
02 aud "a WeybOsset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

Nottingham Laces and Pole Complete
9oc. n. II. CADy. 800 High street, three stores
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

"Yes, sir. / called for one, but don't
know whether it was in the room before
or not"
"How about chair between the bed
and bureauf" ~ think there was a cane
seated chair"
CONTINUED ON PAGE z.
Holland Curtains and Spring Rollers
2oc. each. y. ii. CADY. 8o5 High street. We sell
rings and tasseIs too.
The Housekeepers Friend.
Have you used the stove polishf Ironclad Is
what you want. Ask your grocer for It and take
no other.
Musiins for Sash Curtains,
20c. yard +. II. CADy, 3o5 High street.
We sell sash rods. too. &c. each
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
Drapery Poles with Brass Trimmings,
15c. Each.
y. n. CADy, sos Uigh .treet
Msson's Fruit Jars.

Tho lowest frlce ever named. Pore lain tops
Pint, 6jcts. per don, Quarts 65cts; half Gallons
sScts. Glass tops 40 cts. don. extra
FLINT Co.
HOusefnrnishers and Ciothers. Corner Broad and
Eddy street,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
TUXEDO wasnass ~ownn"

II the latest and best produced In this line.
Read the Ticket On Every Package.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

Handsome Chenille Portiere,
with choice of Poles and Trimmings. ~ compiete.
n. II. CApY. So5 High street. sells wall pager 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

Warranted full length. Y. II. CADy. 800 Hixh
street. We sell draperies and laces too.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

Don't cling 10 old ways These are days Of
q improvefncnts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

srENoGRAPHER CLERK LEONARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

The annual elambaks at the Travsrs Island home OF
the New York Athletic Club was celebrated with great
success last evening. when Chairman George D. Phil
lips gave the nrst cue at $50 O'Clock there was
scarcely an old familiar face missing. Among the l5o
persons who sat down for . practical analysis Of the
bake were,
Ex.Prsidsuts ". 4. Prime. Hynss, Van wyek. and
W. q. Schuyler. New York A. G.; President b. G. VIII
llama. National Cross Country Association; Col. Dan
Appleton. Seventh Regiment; DIT. Bsck with. e1.Presi'
dent League Of American whsslnen; DR.. Kelly. Col
Homer. ". 2. Peck. John y. Brisg. r. Q. Fisher. o. n.
Hunt. Theodore 0uris. Harrison. Oscar sehwerdisky.
and such shining lights on Change - Gov. Il. b. white.
more, U. L Conner and Y y Honman.
After the last elan had disappeared. al adjourned 70
the main hall Of the club house. where . Stage and
other dramatic effects had been inReniouslv impro.
vtsed. Hers the ~sxeellent music OF No'elIl's orchestra.
the clever singing Of . colorsd combination, and some
sa,ffT pJp% G,s,i on L:p. ,ns party ~. npf Ssa ;H%. humor
Cspt. Gianinni heartlessly debarrsd TIE "Chippis
snti.rioiops frown OF Private Il, z. billings. Jr. Twsn.
tysseona Regiment: failed 70 imP,... ne shslas.ys
e ass's..P: :a;a . An.' q r.; s.s; S"9:s T.: .ssi, nsns 3, r *:
entertainment were contributed by !. 4 Mttchsil, Z. q.
Carter. George schwsgler. Lew Sharpe. u. AorrelL Bill
Th: Entertsinmsu COMMITTEES consisted Of George D.
Phillips Chairnan: ?. N, Hans ing. I W kemble, and
". r BAssets They were exceptionally successful In
ported from Rhode island years ago. chef and an. Tor
the original Feast.
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C0rbett IL Happy.

Corbett received q set OF lve-ounce gloves
to-day. which he christened In a hard set-to
with DAILY. To a Sun representative Manager
Brady said: Mark my word. and remember
It on Sept. Z. The hight will not last over
eighteen rounds. 1t will look like Sullivan's
for the lrst six rounds. but after that Corbett
will have everything his own way, lie will tire
Sullivan out In the early part Of the contest"
Matte Corbett and other hackers of Corbett
yesterday. at which 1t was decided that Billy
Delaney will stand behind Corbett In the ring.
Donovan will look after the bottles.
Corbett was shoTn the latest picture OF Sui
In condition. and / am glad he Is"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
MIN REGArTAs At LARoHMoN1

A Zig Regatta and q Special Race for
schOoners to he Decided Soon.
The Larchmont Yacht Club have decided to
hold two more regattas before they wind up
the yachting season Of 1892.
The first event will be the annual fall regatta
OF the club. which will be sailed on Saturday.
SEPT. 10. This will be followed on Tuesday
Sept. l3. by a special race for schooners. for
the %Laruhmont Cup Of 1892. The cup is valued
1T S5OO.
The first regatta is open to yachts belonging
to the following, clubs: New York, Eastern.
Of. New. York. American. Oyster Bay Corln-
titan. New Bedford. New Haven. New Ro-
chelle. Corinthian Of Marblehead. Hull, Doug
clubs. Prizes are offered in eighteen classes.
and 1t promises to he one OF the largest re-
gattas held on the Sound this season.. A sec
ond prize will be given in each class where
four or more yachts start. All cabin yachts
are classified by racing length.
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Res.,,. OF tire Harlem Y.ch. Clas.

The fall regatta Of the Harlem Yacht Club. sailed on
the Sound on tho clubs house At College Point. was
finished In darkness last night. and the winners will
not BIO known until to-day. The starters In the race
were:
Glasses A and B. cabin s!oops. 80 feet and ~over-Agnes
s., Charles welds. Katie ouise. Calamity. Peerless
Glass c. cabin sloops. rs to 80 feet-CnA..
Class b. cabin sloops. under 70 f~eet-orois. Christina.
tune. Maud VI.
Class 7, open jb ssd mnin,ail, e. to 25 ieet-Alf.
Class II. open catbosts 22Lo % fest-Jsssie, Tyrant.
Class ]. open cAtboaIA Is 10 ~ feet-Angelssy
Glass !, open iib and mainsail under o2 fest-sophia.
Gypsy, Regina
Tramp. Ida K, Restless
They All got OF shortly after ] O'Clock on a %northeAs,
wind which bew IN uncertain pulls Six and q hall
hoOr YES the limit Of time In which the course was 70
shan hall this time making 90. nIs, hall Of the course.
MAS more OF q driiting than q sailing match.
ead had II not been that the tide was favorable II IL
ProsabIs ssms Of the yacht: would no. have covered
judgss and guests Of the club on board. got hack
70 BE dSea a. coiasss Point Il wAs TOO CARL 20 dist,n,
me nnishing time OF ths yAshs ts-dAk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

RIDLEY & SONS,
500 TO 321 GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
they hUW.-D WE'LL AND OFzEN
The Atlantic Boat Club wIss the Hobok on
Championship.


The regatta to decide tho ohampionsbip among the
boat clubs Of Hoboksn was held yesterday afternoon
over = mile-snd-a.half straishtsway course on the
Hudson River opposite Gutenberg. The Atlantics were
easy winners of the Ecening Nsrs challenge cup. They
captured no less than nvs ont OF the seven
races and took second place in the two re.
naming ones. which gave them an aggregate Of 8
cias third. with 10. and the Rosedalss had Q. Zach
winning oarsnau received a gold medal. and the club,
represented by winning crows silk banner. Tho races
were rowed with tho tide, but . driving wind bea,
a as1,ns' ,s The .n Sse1 1.c ., w sss . oss1 ,. q"nns while the water
The starters in the senior s~inRle.s:s, race were: A,
q sHKi. <. s'Sim n" ya':ns.a ? b 4. A. The Iheyn I.is s!'r isd q. 2; he e. S Snd
e sy q lsn Ssive nHy II. ' sSo p un.i II sR. sT mlI. AND va. . 1 na. f.SS
n llsyne W li9a.iy w " MA As he s5 p1ssH'ed in 10 minutes 20 sec
The 8 arters in the senior sinRle.shell RAGS were J. F.
rr I. T ! ,a sG.sa led y From e; H the |. .;s :; hs sad Won At hr ,E,t +
lengths. Time. 5 MINUTES so seconds. ~
ca .ssF s,y w sTsn 'hFf ins sE is,;1 's 'i Hsi ii. II ' issd ' .s IL. Pat,
Sa. : Tue M p sysn was 1s s.''i nIi. aI ,hs q, r the mile nj ,s The Atlantic,
Won by'two ienatn, in . minutes u seconds .fc The an. As
Kadl,sh; bow; William 1rsniamip, stroke; Q. Fcr.t.
crews sss 'r 4hs A ss'T;a'' we're s SON 1.f is ti S,sr. .ad G they 'n Mss
s e.. :' 'hl 'snsf Inns tue Q 1 minu':s $ 3 .s'oa ss:o'a and V''sn'
The winn,ns erew were; A. Raven. bow; G oenscn,
The senior double .ca!! race with c%o.sw.ins wa.
s s"T.sr Ind ID q SK t 4 race S Sn sas Il. TIT hal. Hit'i S". ;h and fo RS.s
finally won by a length in minutes and 81 seronds
mann. stroke; Felix ArOnheim. coxswain.
The Junior forr.oareh barge race was the most hotly
contested that has been seen In this vicinity for soma
time. THIS A%tlantlcs. Gerinanias. .Actives. and valen
t fhis ~f.S Tue ( s' han Snsas Yards from from t ths % Sni.h sG f. e.
tives were 4 yard ahead of the Atiantics. and the latter
were the same distance ahead of the Valcuc as. The
Atlantics succeeded IN pulling out q victory in the las,
few strokes By \ yard from tho Activss, who beat ihr
Va sucias by i've feet. Time. y inmates Tns W Winning
crew were: Luke Brandt, how: T. a Robins. 2; George
two crews rams together in the SO Tor foursaret
barre race, Wien thu half milo was reached IL wa,
apparent that the Vatencias would win, as tie Atlantic
crew appeared fat.cued The Val ncias crossed The
were: HI Schockc. bow: C. 4. Norwood, a; N. Hor
wood. 3; @. Bergman. stroke: II. kilian, coxswain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
MnAuuRa netGe. a Mo.,a-he noxsr.

BAs D.. Louu, Aug. 27.-Jack McAulire has quite =
time showing oficious persons their places. There was
. certain man from New Orleans who prided himself
upon his boxing ability, and no took the trouble to
bring his tights to tho bay to show his skill In the
manly art. He dressed for McAuliIe. and Jack landed
him q blow that dazed him and made his partner run
cut OF the gym ssinm bowling for Carroll.
Jack worksd In the gymnasium this afternoon from
] O'Clock. until Z o'ciocx. DUNG heavy ball work. spar
Johnny Grimm arrived here this evening. looking
we'll aud strong, He viii go out daily on the road with
sksny and spar With him In the gymra.,an Sicily
Hogan says when Il eomss 10 wind he has the call a.
his wind lever seems to get short
Hogan 10 getting very strong, and skslly says no
hopes soon g bs abs 70 back him against BiIiy Pi,m.
H Asi,ns H 70 asy, IA addition to heavy sssn' worI and rope
slfrpins. Hs vstghs .ll8 pounds. and says he feels
" called.
lot OF II early In the morning and late at night Billy
Reynolds has . great faith In Sicily. and SAYS he thinks
Ma money N kAfe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
wb.s, R.sss d. rhnaa.lph,..

rarLADxLSnl, Aug. 27.-7hs winners ~ the Quaker
0ssy whsslmen's race meet to-day wersi
0as-mils Ordinary. Hsndicsp-O. Q. Bail. Q. q ".
abO yards. won; John Draper. 4. 9. .. NJ scratch. sso
ssd: C. L. Logan. 20 ysrds, third. Time. ASS ~
ons.nils safety Record Race. Time Limit 2:5o-w. v.
SAx,S ?. ". W. Wont A.C. ry3ss. 4 = O.. stosAdjT.
AstDhs, 8 q. third. time. S;<o.NNf' '"" 'A."
One mile Tandsn. Hsndicsp-C. r. Ely and J. Arnss
". scratch. second. 1rme. Ass az
-opsth.rd Nile. handiosp-finA heat. Bssgs WONT
Bailey second. Martin third. Time. S5 26 secohdA
$50 yards, won: john Draper. 4 u ~, scratch, SEQ.
sndi g l. Logan. unAtt. " ysfdA third. fIns
One mill. Safety. $40 Glass, TINE Limit ais.
Hish. "; Cnatt, won; John FrstA Postslo~h. second.
Vile safety. Handicsp-H. Bilysw. r. A. W.. 10 yards.
hL. c W, las yards third. Time. 2ias s-b.
0ns.niie safety. ChamPionship frankfort Hhselmsn
II; CrankshIw won; R. S Arrison. second. Time.
one mile safety. Quaker City Hsudieap-J. A. Mead.
leiA CHI. won. James ArtmAn. 90 yards. second; q. z
1shl, 30 yards. th,rdi e T., Ely go yArds; fourth;
SsgTs' I Tih as'is :s aS : yAra'' h''h' WE Edge ~ yards
G Mean Won s4 I. y. n SSI :ssoS S.' T Imam giS ss: ~
One mile Safety, Novice. tinsi hsat-Rish won. Frsts
sec0ni. lime. 3O7 3d.:
QSArtsrniie safety. Final Heat-Tylsr won. wander
second, HAzlston third. Time. So sscouds
HAif.p,Ie Safety. Time lIiuit l;25-w, W. Taxts. p 4.
H-wOp. u. {. ylsr. s. Y. a.. seeoAd; George O. Smith.
r. W., third. Time LAG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
A For-.r ,ireus Man Sues for Divorce.

George r. Mitchell. a contractor. residing at
Bath Beach. L. l.. 10 suing Louisa Willhemins
Mitchell for absolute divorce. In his AFFIDAVIT
he mentions Frank Kempton OF Providence.
Jesse Ritch. a traveller for q mercantile house.
md HsrTE wp9ds who ls conrestsd with the
Mr.. Mitchell Was In the circus business q
few years ago under the name Of Feralto. He
Is known In Bath Beach by that name now.
Mrs Mitchell is q handsome tlonde. about 81
years old. They were married In Providence
In January, 1879. They have two children.
seven years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
LIYaLr WORK At INDEPkNDENCE
Judd't Baby Wins the 0S,OO8 Stake for
StBS TrotterS.

INDEPENDENCE. Ia. Aug. 27.-Two thousand
people came out to-day and saw good racing.
Marion wilkes sold at odds OF 500 to $40
over the field in the four-year-old race but a
bad break caused him to be distanced in tho
third heat, and o rank outsider. driven ~ {.
W. williams. took the three deciding heats in
an easy manner.
In the 2:35 class first money was con-
coded to Azote. aud it showed good
judgment on the part OF the other drivers as
Azots worked a mile In PIP during the pro-
gress Of the work With Azote out Judd's
BABY landed the event In straight heats.
Jack Jewitt was ~favorite at s25 to SD In the
2:24 pace. and he won pulled up every time
after losing the 2rst heat to Lent Willetts.
The 2:19 GLASS WAS a great race and gave
considerable dissatisfactio n. Steve WhiLple
coming In first tho second t-at, out set back
for swervine in the stretch. 1me decision was
Kissed. st. Vincent. who was favorite ct 800
TO $50. landed the event In the fifth neat,
Whipple breaking In the stretch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

The Th-~ee.year.eIs sIO.oOe sks
HARTFORD. couns Aug; 21;oAIl class races
are abandoned. The $4,000 Three-year-o old
DeSnittnG
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
TO THE SILENT CITY.

Funeral of Manuel BowIby-Ths Late Mrs
DAILY Laid to Rest-Obsequies of Matthew
Hemiey.
The funeral OF Manuel Bowlby was
held from his late home in the Star
block a. 10 o'clock this morning, Rev J
Il. Kerr, of the Central Presbyterian
church. officiating. 1t was largely at
tended, the remains being placed in he
vault in Chippisnock cemetery The
following were pail bearers c c. Nc
Intire, G. Long, W. 81 Marshall W.
J Kerr, T e. SCHNEIDER aud John Flani
ga.
| At O clock this moraing, from the
home on Twenty>frst street to st.
Joseph's Catholic church occurred the
funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret DAILY
Rsv. Father Mackin officiating. II wa,
attended by large number of friend,
Of the deceased. the remains being laiC
to rest in st. Msry's cemetery in Daver,
port. The pal! bearers were all nephew.
Of the venerable old lady. being as fol
lows: William McEniry, Matthew ]
kcEniry. Michael McEniry, John SIC
Entry, William McEniry and Denni
NcEuiry.
The funeral of The late Matthew Rem
ley occurred from her home al 10
Fourth street at 2 O'Clock vesterda
AFTERNOON. Rev. c. E. Taylor of tn
Fnst Baptist church officiating 1t wa
quite largely attended the interment be
ing made in Chippianock cemetery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
Another Surprise Party.

Owing 10 The great success of our sale
last Saturday aid the crest number OF
fire clocks and trimmed hats we still
have on hand, we find that large nuns
Der of ladies of this city were unable q
stle end on account of the snort time til.
goods were placed on sale, so we have de
ciCed 10 inauguTate another great clear
iag sale 10 last three DAYS, Dec Is, l6 II,
Thursday afternoon, Friday and Sa,ur.
day. The great attraction will be:
First lot -Cloaks, same as Offered last
Saturday, at Si5. 43, will go this time st
$14.4S. remember. this includes your
choice of any cloak in the store MANY OF
them left are closks worth $40. SEE SO.
$25 s2S so. $50. $33. SS7 so
Second lot.-Choice of $50 garments,
shown last Saturday st 1898, this sale
for Sc 50.
Third lot. Choice OF about 30 ladies'.
misses and children's closks, Saturday
sale 80 33, this time they 60 at S2S3
Fourth lot-BIack coOnY cspes, S2-in
long, from 81 so to 50 %.
Fifth lo'-75 black coony muffs 81 s5
Quelity, 90 at 53c
Exactly one half on millinery, viii be
the rule on these three days.
Buy where your money goes the
farthest. J. j DUNHAM
Davenport. lows.
2)9 Brady street
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
The Merriest Girl That's Ont

Bonnie sweet Bessie, the maid Of Dundee. 81
was no doubt, he kind of girl to ask, VIVA
are the Wild waves sa ing" or to put "a Ii ic
faded flower" in your button hole She was SC
fun Of vivacity, and ca ming wi robust health
cry girl in the land Can be just as full Of life
Just as W II, and just as merry as she, since Or
Pierce has placed his ''FavOrite Prescription
within the reach Of all. Young girls in tn il
tie ms, lassi' the age Of puberty, find it great
aid. Delicate, pale and sicky girls will fGd this
a von5erfu inyigorator, and sure corrective for
al arrangements aud weaknesses Incident to f.
males.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
A french Silver Scheme.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 14.-Foville, a French
delegate to the international monetary con.
ference. has submitted proposal to the
conference to the effect that warrants shall
be issued against deposits Of silver ON the
same system as that which prevails
In Glasgow, Scotland, where war
IanIs are issued on depos-
Its of pig iron, the warrants not to have
recognition as international currency, but
simply to bear the statement that they are
good for the weight of silver specified.
Jones of Nevada spoke two hours ON bi
metallism yesterday and received close at
tention N'0'' "O
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

Meidart Hoff, Hollander living near
Amigo, Wis, has been arrested charged
with trying to poison Peter Nosbeck and
?sife and Mrs. Nosbeck's brother
James G. Faran. one of the former pro
prletors OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, is dead,
aged 9S years.
George Taylor, the ex-convict released
from the prison at jackson, Mich, on Dec.
!, has been fully identified as the murderer
of N airy Comeley, of Niles, who was killed
Dec. at her home.
The will of William G. Hunt, which has
been filed at New York, disposes Of an es-
tate valued at 5000 900, the bulk of which
goes to Marie Hunt Storey. Edward J.
Hunt, and the four children of his deceased
niece.
Charles Fox, prominent Wsukegan,
Ills, merchant, has committed suicide
Insanity due to sickness was the cause.
Susan B. Anthony has been appointed
manager of the New York State Indus
trial school.
Arthur Wiullmeau, the Frenchman who
started to fast fifty days in Cleveland. O..
for the benefit of science, fOrsook the task
on account of lack of interest on the part
of the public
The report that James G. Blaine was
likely to become Roman Catholic is "offi-
cially" denied.
Obituary: At Buffalo, Herbert A. Bird
sail, D. d. 5. At Mankato, Mimi, Col.
b, r. Smith, aged 81 At sea, on board the
Kaiser William II, Augustus l.. Traeger.
the New Haven sharpshooter. At New Or
leans, General Henry Gray. formerly a
mem Der of the Confederate congress. aged
II. AT Ames, Ia, Colonel Charles Whitta-
ker. At Beatrice, Neb., James L. Ayres.
aged q. At Manchester, n. H., Andrew
j. Dickey.
Cleveiand's plurality in West Virginia is
<.2l9 IN total vote Of 166.6Sa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
Intelligence Column.

Intelligence Column.
TIRR DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOUR
door every evening for 12ISc per week.
FOR SALE-A SQUARE PIANO AS GOOD AS
new. by Mrs. Kalls, S25 Tp.y.f; b street
WANTED-THREE 0R FOUR ROOMS SUIT
w able for light house eepiBg, either upstairs
or down. Address - care Of THE ARGCs.
WANTED-To RENT \ HOUSE on NINE
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watches tableware. &c. Plates the finest of lew
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r.n.D DEMO Il 70. o'umbus.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE following ara
the weather indications for twenty -four
honrS from 8 p. IN. yesterday: For Indiana
ana lllnols-Light snow in northern portions
followed by clearing weather; northwesterIv
winds; slightly colder. For Michigan and
Wisconsin-Snow; winds backing to north
westerly; slightly colder. For Iowa-Fair
weather. northwesterly winds; falling tenn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14

TIRR DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOJ
door every evening for 12ISc per week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14

The merit of Hoods Ssrsa parilla is
proven by the many wonderful cures it is
accomplishing. 1t is just the medicine
for you.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
Selling Out .

We intend to close out our entire bust
ness aud will sell our stock below cost 70
close ont durirg the next ninety days.
This affords 40 uHexampled opportunity
for lovers of fine art to purchase fine art
goods, etc at great bargains.
HUEBINGER'a ART GALLERY,
1l9 West Second ST.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
Cleveiand's plurality in West Virginia is
LBS IN total vote Of 166.6Sa,

Tested and Approved L NJ Littig. ESQ.
Pres't Marine Natl snk, Baltimore, Nd,
says: Il have used Salvation Oil and
find il an excellent remedy for neuralgia
Keep it in your family"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
EDISON PHONoGRAPHs FOR SALE.

Agents and eanyassers wanted in every town.
in this state to sell oar goods. Address for par
icularr
TIE NORTH AMERI AN PHONoGRAPH CO.
Strnnt f,hicarn