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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24

Der n0rolid oom 35. Grdo II. gr. poei
oItlib pom $50 9dn9eerao sele9su 1T (;
81 onB III Der 3eit, pGbreub pelder
Die Sugo 9eituttet 1T, MIR Segelid,iiie
onran tbelInebmen oillieu;
4 } onB ieoes iOlhe S6lii cine bon
ierner 8e9lerlm9 nus9eltellte Qicenj bas
benmo cine ennjeihnenOe5lu9ge iubren
muB,
9luBeroem periiigt ods @erit)t nod
cine 9lnSnbl nnorer 8eihrdntunoen
(pie SerbOt oes @ebrduhs BON gteeer.
6euermdfeu ooerGrploiiultoiien) Die alle
oaranf bere6net llno, Die Sage m69lihIt
wenl9 ocrbeerenO 81 MAIDEN. llno Ole
ilberoieS bie Saeb nidlt unipabriheins
li6cr &eile 10 prni0 lObneno moheu,
werl en-, onB ole @iloerel balb sauS BON
ielber nrib0ren oiirfte. g9as bas 5aao
reht Der g'er. Stnnten aui ben Snieln
betrifii. 10 ulro oos natiirli6 ourd bic
aeIdlltc Gntideioung uno Die ooourd
oeriilstcu geitrdutuuseH in ieiner &sis
le beriibrt.
sluI nlle Sale bnben ole Der. Staas
ter ourh9eieBt, ppraui es Dor Slaem
tbnen an9efommen: onB Der @ernid
tnn9 Der 9biere 9eIteuert piro. Snben
lie iif ielbit ons ausidlieBll6e Giaen.
tbumsreht niht i6ern tounen. 10 baben
lie auf ollie 5Glle Der lReuiheit einen
7lenlt criuieiCr, inbem lie Elm peribuul
les, nUelId)cs Gbier ibr erbnlten babeu.
@bl.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
gua 4aubrl ntrloPt

uon ernlten Gcmplicatlpren, bic 5lpls
lhen j rantreld uuo Stulie
orObeH, lueqen eines lesten Tonueritae
al Sallentrn u,riibten M lien.
mOro ; in bem iranS6iiiheu Crte
Ni9ues 0tl rte5. Bon Berlin wlro bic.
rilber mie lpl9t berittet:
ylln9eli br 1000 6ranjoieu. Sumeilt
init Reuolpern tsiuaffnet, so9eu nab
ben Dor ferStant 9eleseHen Saljperten,
luo unseii be $50 Stoliener belt1itint
iuareu, nm an oieien ibr Matbten Sn
tiiblen. Cine 9eitlans CAB iih ole 30
iiSel ben NnlbeIn, ais oh lie iih Der
Stallcner annebmen wOllte, bod wart
Die Gage Der leBteren sulest oerart, oaB
lle geSpnn9en maren. lid) in eiu i'll rer
gtdte befinblihes Saus 81 iliidteu. Sn
olelem muBten Die Stalieuer mebrere
Stnnoen uusboi!en, oenn lobnlo elmer
uGn ibnen MiPne mdhte, lib blnausSu-
ma9en, iunroe BON ben 5ranSUlen nab
INN 9elboIieu.
ShIleBilb CAB Die YoliSei ben Sta.
lIenern ben &atb lbr Seil IN Der 5ludt
81 luden. 0lelem 9atb iol9eu bic
Staliener audi uno lieien III tleinen
3rupps 10 ibnea iie irseno fonnten Der
Staot Su. @benio ihnell iolsen jebon
Die moroluitiseu 5ran5oleu uno iblu.
gen unO ld)oien ale Stalieuer nieoer,
Die iie erreiden fOnnten. Sls in bic
Wtitte Der Staot sins oieie @enihea-
ln9o, uOr oem Sauie oes Maire wuroen
6luel Staliener niroersei6Oiien uuo
mebrers in unmittelbarer Ndbe Der 30
lISeiltatiOn III 5Ooe 9epriiselt. 3aum
ein 9ubeno Staliener limb unuerleBt
oauonsetommen. Grit als gllles por.
ilber par, eri6ien cine Gompa9uie Sn.
ianterie aui Der Scene. gluf Der Strede
sniideu ben Saljuerten uno Ger Stuot
wurben 45 9ei6eu BON Stalienerr se
iiinoen. Sn oerp0oipitdlern ianoen IS
Stalienei. bic i6wer, in uieleu 6dllen
iDotlif ueriuunbet mareu, gluiuabme.
gluberbem perper nod % bis 30Waun
ue-miBt uno slaubt man, oa5 Die 2ei'
den einesIbeiles oerlelbeH nod irgeno.
no in ben StraBensrdben poer im De
biiih lieger.
Yie seiammte oeuti6eYreiie 1T oarin
einis, baB oieier Maiienmoro meter
nihts mar, ais oas &eiultat bes fran.
S6lilhen Gbauuinismus. gS ipdre Ia,
derli6 81 bebaupteu, oaB bic llriahe
in einem Streite Swilden slrbeitsrn 81
lu6en pGre, Der @runo Iei pielmebr
Der Sob, ben Jrantreib sesen Stalien,
bic Bunoess s@enoiiiH9 9eutiblanbs, best.
Die @esenwart bes 8rinSen Seinrib
BON YreuBen bel ben italieniihen Slot
tenman0pern unb Der entbuliaitilhe
@mpfans bes beutiden 8aiierpaares in
8om babe Die frcn56iiide Yreie pers
anlabt, sesen Stalien losSuSieben.
Die 5olse bieier iortpdbrenoen Ssse,
reien lei ieBt oieler Wtaiienmoro in
gligues. .Wiortes."
lleber bic Stimmun9 in Stalien iiebe
8abelberibt BON &Cm, in ,@odens
llmihan".
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24

Die pom observation-disclosures s.
Sreubenielb nit iolder 8dbisteit be-
baupteie 6telluns als 8aiiier Der Res
senten 1T ibm gum IS M m erielb"
seporben; Inn bic notbise 8irsidaft
su erlansen, oepOnirte er bic Sdulsel.
Der in Der 5armers & Wterdants' Bani
Su Ylaniinton, oeren Prdlibent ais Sc.
eenleiltuns iein 8oub unter5eihnete,
Die Banf fiel. oas @elb 1T fort unb ben
> BlrseuA m0dter bic wiitbenoeu @ldu'
bigger bdn9eH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
2eOinger's 9tpartment Store
Il gfews 9epot,
- 1alcnl, a. ..

Sm Surts Sans neben Der Mc9oof Gountp 8anf babe
i enem 2aoen nit s. TO- 15 20 nno 25 9entS croft
net aae m0glien niblien @egsntdno beonbers anss
unb 8d nsrdtbe in @as nnb nn seiunoen weroen t0nen
audi in Spewaaren fir 8ioer babe id) elm 6nes Miurti=
meit BON flint Cents
Sn meinem Neps Depot lesen oetie unb ensliIe 3ei=
nngen nnb Bidder auf; lebere fDnnen audi seeben weron
Sd babe INNER rde Ganoies, gliiie, Jegen 9aen
Nepiel, 8irnen unb ale Jrid)te an 5anb.
Gbeno fibre ih ale Sorten Sabaf uno Gsarren.
Nn 3ablung nebme i'd Butter uno Gier.s
Sebe freunoidem Beiude ense9en.
~. 8sptnnsr, $aissn y. ~.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
n o ~ ru-l llurdI AT.
Coppelmorb

II. AuguIt. - Gberotee, ga C'tmol
ti9e Auiresuu9 Hrd tiIber eieu Top
pelmoro, Der le6s;ebn W lien pou bier per.
ilbt wuroe Worttn S6ul,e imb ieiur Irou,
eiu beiabries 0bepuar bic ou9eblid ehle be.
osutenOe Summr Neloes I'M ,nouie botten.
muroei b,ute Diorgeu uou einem )lahbor er
moroet uuo oos !Aous aus0eroubt ouiqriuu
oeu. Bon Den ibotern ieblt ieog Spur.
Gin Srdflider FreRreiormrr.
Is. AUG. &erliu Giueu gor inert
piroIosn &orihlas, mn benz ,,;criepeuoen
Smllune ocr Frele" ent9egeu;uarbeiteu mn
ben 3eitun9sleler IN Die Sa9s ga brnoen lid
ein ,,rcieres llrtbeil iber onrntli6e oSei6cb
nille' gu biloeu, bat iOeben Der e'rai Iieorid
pon Der Rede &olmerlieiu in euem orii;ieQeu
Srei nIeorSele9i ben er loeben an alle Sci
tunsen uerlanot bat. Gr idldst in oemiel.
ben pOr, oGs Freegeiee oerart abNduoern,
Ouf Der Regiemns eiu 9ewIiier Ruum uui De,
srien Seite eOsT .3eitung Mr &eriI9un9 se'
neut weroe, oamii ne Ihten gnllbten aud m
SppOiitiOnsbldtern &usorlld 9ebeu tonne.
SIeler Ruum lou porlouli9 cine Spol;e aus
MAIDEN Ger Stoll iilJ oislelbc log pom pen
NOnirten, isOersewanOru : rl;iersu seIieieri
weroen
uebetl dwemmun9 in un9uru.
&ien. Sle neleren Gerlhte ilber bic
SIntbeu in CNalljieu uno lln9arn Iailen oas
pon ben sntieiielteu Stromen anSeri6tete
llubeil Ourdaus uiht serin9er eribeineu, als
man auiauslib uermutbete. 9iamsnti6 ilt
bic Se;Irtsbauptmanuidaft (urta l6per be-.
troilsn, ilbsr 200 l>dulsr iino ourh Die iIu
then jelltort poroen, wabreno anoere bel ben
tSeipittern, Die lid sIei6Tilis nit ben lhwe
rem Resen9illen nber ben beIm9Clabten ge
sgnoen sntluoen, ourd ben Sliy aHse;iInoet
Durcen reber Die 3abl Der llmsetommsnsn
iitrob nitts betanHt seiporOsn. Tas eleno
in ben iiberidwemmten Se;irtsn III en- sreu
;enIoies. IN gSien bat lidb ell ollisptrein
Sebloet. GnOae Stdote Der Monorhle iper
Den oIeism Seiipiele balo lolSeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24

20. ausult.--R nj. Ser 0oB seseu
bic Sronioisn. berporSernisn ourh ben Ufals
isnmorb Der Staliener in aisues Mortes,
madt lib lebr bemertbar. eeitern abeno
pollts ein aioltSbouie oas iran,ollde Souta
Gbiare grieiterieminar itiimen uuo ilt es MIR
bem sner9ilben 0iugreiien Der PpliSei iu per
oanteu, oaB bas Seninar 9erettet wuroe.
Sine Gompasnie Yoli,ei 1T Dor Der iranjolis
lden Soti6oit itatonirt woroen, oa bic fran
;olsnieinoiideu asItatoreu Seorobt baben,
bieielbe ltiirmen ~ wollen.
Gie Grbitteruns 9esen 6rantreit wdt1n
itiinolid. IN srobeu Dtaiien siebt oaS Solt=
be SraBe entIans uno ergebt li6 III Sers
piuidunseu sesen 6rantreih. Ger GiaHa
eolonna mar nit elmer sewaltissn L@eSs
seiiiut bic patriotiide sieosr lang
81, ausua. Seute abenb ,oseu bic,
Srobe Soltsmaiisn ourh bic StraBen. bic
Semoninotionen sessn SrantreIb in Seens
lesten. Sn e'snua bsrrhsnsle sau;en Tag
iibsr bic srObte gIuiresuns. Die Menst
tonnte pon Der Golilei nidt sebdnbist wer'
ben unb uerbraunte sinen Omnibus uno ein'
anSabl gertauiSitanoe. IN elmer Sabrit, In
Der msbrsrs 6rauioieu beidaitist iinb, weii
serten iia bic italieniiden arbsiier weiter,u'
arbsitsn, menn bic 6rausoien nidt entlaiier
piroen. Sn aisues Diortss Iperben 5nlpper
in Ssrsiiidoit sebalten, nm bic itaIienilasl
slrbeitsr Oor ieruesu snsriiien ~ i4dssn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-08-24
@elbeumiitbtse lbat

10. aug. Gieu time ebsulo beIoen'
miltbige ais wunoelbare Rettun9 mtro aus
oem Nauriier (bal, Selientbel oes Sal;db
tbalS in Sal;burg. 9eueloet Bon benz 3l0a
Oieter boben onnblid" aui benz lett meb
reren ,Sabreu cine Intercollegiate Citation,
Die bo6ite in europa, eiu9erihtet it, mar eiu
Sourilt, Der lid uu;utiibu oui ben cNietlter
peritiessu, ab9ciiiGt. Ter llu9lntlibe lbien
ueroren, oeuu Jiemuuo belt eS iiir mo9lid)
einen abltieg III Die 9obnenoe {ieie III M
ternebmen uuo ben &eun9iitten Guiyuiu.
den. "a euti6loB li6 Der Vater ye6uer, Der
I'M Sisuite ebler Wenibeuliebe l6ou manden
9eiabrpolleu 9Se9 in ben 6iS. uno Shneeiel
bern Der 9llpsn 9emott bat, oas 9eiabrllhe
6ethn9swert ;u unteruebmen. Diit ieiuem
treuen Eernboroner. Der ibn AM lolden ! on
rem ltets be9leitet bat, lies er lih ulf ein
'Srett ielibnoen uuo fubr 10 aetron ben
CSleti6er biuub 9Gs Die Eabrl uibt weiter
9iu9, ianote er Den Souno na6 Dem abses
ltilr;ten. GS oauerte aud ni6t lange, ba
bate oas tluSe Sbier in elmer Der ;ablloien
Spalten uno 5ttle ben Serrnglidten al, ,e.
ilmoeu, Der nod Iebte. uno bel osm Smr;
nur perbGItniRmaBis SerinSe SerIesun9en
erIitteu bate. Ger Eater, iOpie Der S'erettete
lmo nibt minoer Der .ireue Serubaroiner
wurbeu bel Der 2lntluit i'm Sbal nit nidt
enoeu mollenoeu ,iubeIruien Der ari bie9tad
ridt pou oem lln9Ilt uno uon per beIoeu
miitbisen 9tetung Sulammen9etommeIen
be9riiBt.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

find homes, schools, church clean
illness, order, peace, righteousness.
Where intemperance reigns we find
saloons, broLhels, filth, blasphemy, vice,
crime, misery. Now | am not asking
so feeble and sacrilegious a question
as, Shall the church allow her minister
once or twice year to speak on such
matters? but, Shall the church with a
direct and persistent purpose give her
time, her,.money, her votes, her social
power, to the righting of these fright
full and destructive conditions of
human life?"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13


The peculiar thing about this SEN
tence is that it reads backward the
same as forward. The popularity
about the SIGNAL is that the longer
you take it the better you like it..
Try it one year.
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you.
Call on us for anything that has
prinntig ink on it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Jenney &
Waterhouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

Young man, keep out of the saloonl
You never HEARD any good thing
there, you never SAW any good thing
there, you never sMELLED any good
thing there. You disgrace the moth
er who bore you every time you sci
your foot into saloon. Don't &C
therel
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

France is prominently wine
country, and has been many times
cited to Americans as a model country
for temperance. Many wine drinkers
visit France and sssee no drunken
LESS. " And yet the drink curse is pres
ent in France. The Revue Chretienne
Of Paris says: ''The great black spot
on the horizon is alcoholism. No
doubt It's influence is felt among all
classes of society, but it is especially a
popular plague--a recent plague that
has made itself sensible within the
past thirty or forty years. Alcoholism
is parvenu of the last hour, and a
parvenu cosmopolite. If speedily
acclimates itself everywhere. Since
by heredity it has entered into the
blood and marrow of the people, and
has spread itself in the country as it
has in the Getty, not only physicians have
become alarmed, but also men of the
law, and by degrees all intelligent and
rejecting persons. At the present
moment it increases and assumes the
proportions of universal danger.
The race is struck to its vitals.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

The man who drinks is often more
cruel than the man who murdersl
The sorrow, shame, disgrace and de-
spair, suffered by drunkard's wife,
are hundred times worse than death
How CAN a man be so cruel to the
woman he has promised to love and
cherish until death separates them?
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13
The "S0LID CITY"

INT Seat g Cy OF
kh nc in hd d or n h is md Snail n
y ~ t ALE r n n reny mgeyd Of b hay
court h fn in H OF Obb y@py
ppn mercantile h&
Of consider b OF ft etayh damts for btt BnN
az hr hrp point
o flour f DEPTH
% hr lane being ghud yaemo
he ca ter f goo r % each
and thus % THE ymensu daendh esuu aeohe
per veal @ nearly
rom
proper will produce 20 ton
hh can rppd dd wthpr
p ppp h p h quality md flavor of hhhunndp
CO to be HI gardens OF
o c annual aipedn mack
n hhh mecydues bhsh rp ndan un@a amhbsae mgm
% t the ~ in
y dprp will IN fortunes those who nea them hae
h @ Sever n
a re pc or
wi r thh nc pp valleys
IN no items
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

The pastor of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church Of Albany, N. Y, Rev.
DR.. James II. Ecob, is one who does
not hesitate to speak out as frankly
and fearlessly on moral issues as he
does on current theological questions.
The following is recent utterance on
the temperance issue: When | say
that the church should consider tenn
perance as one of her proper missions,
do | mean that she should extend to
her ministers the privilege of freeing
their minds ON the subject once or
twice year, while longsufferlng
congregation sits patiently through
the operation, and goes out saying
Our minister is getting to be quite a
temperance crank?' No, l do not
mean any such thing. But that word
temperance covers certain territory
in human life where certain conditions
exist. Where temperance reigns we
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

An insurance agent says " e-half
of onr losses come from the spark of
the cigar" One young man threw
away his cigar in one of the cities
and with it threw away three million
of dollars worth of the property that
blazed up from that spark. Harper's
splendid printing establishment years
ago was destroyed by a plumber, who
having lighted his pipe. threw the
match away and it fell into a pot of
camphine. The whole building was
in flames; five blocks went down; two
thousand employees wore thrown out
of work, and more than a million dol
lars worth of property destroyed.
But am speaking of higher values
today. Better destroy a whole city
of stores than destroy one man. o
my young friendsl if you will excuse
the idiom, | will say stop befoie you
begin. Here is a serfdom which has
shackle that it is almost impossible
to break. Some one seeking to per-
suade man from the habit, the re-
ply was, "Ask me to do anything UNI
der the canopy of heaven but this.
This | cannot give up and wont give
up, though it takes seven years OF
my life" o my young friendsl steer
clear of tobacco. The Plaques Alec
holic and Narcotic.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

The defeat Of the lower town an
nexation scheme was largely the work
of the saloons, for well the ruin sell
lers knew If the towns were united q
heavy license must be paid to main
tain the saloon nuisance. Now let
the lower town incorporate at once
and fix the saloon license at $4,000
per annum, payable in advanced
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13
w-R-DS F.

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Every person who properly fills them in
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for $50 Of our Scent cigars 90 $500 per
! 900 (malSing small COD bill of S. 25),
will receive beautiful and reliable Gold
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and set.
The object OF this extraordinary offer is
of course to save the heavy expense of
travelling statesmen, and to introduce the
goods at once. All goods shipped CO. ID.
and full examination allowed before you
pay one cent.
AMERICAN CIGAR co,
1871 Winston, N G.
Shilohs Cure, the Great Cough
and Group Cure, is for sale by us.
Pocket size contains twenty-five
doses, only 25c. Children love it.
JENNEY & WATERHoUsE.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each
Day. In order TO be healthy this is nee
essary.
B. M. Jenney, the jeweler, is fully
equipped for repairing guns, revolvers
and sewing machines. He has no equal
when it comes to repairing watches
as he is a thoroughbred watch maker.
All work warranted.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13

The other day a man was asked to
attend church. "No," he replied, 81
made a solemn agreement with my
wife never to go to church unless | go
with her. His wife was in another
town. "Did you make the same
agreement about going into saloon?'
said the one who invited him. The
man had just came out of a saloon
No decent man should hesitate to
make such an agreement with his
wife in regard to the saloon. Ger
tainly the wife HES just as much right
to go into the saloon and spend the
family's money as the husband.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-13
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
EDITED BY A. c. RANK.

OUR MoTTo: Sod speed the day arhen
no Intoxicating liquors shall be made,
sold or drank in all our land"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-12

COALNALLEY, Oct. 1O.-On the 9Th
at Secor, Woodford county. an in
FAINT child of DR.. l.. +. Barton died
of cholera infantum. aged months.
News reached here this morning
about of the death of Miss Mary
Ellen Twomley. She had been at
tending the Western Normal at
Geneseo. since Sept. l. About ~
days ago she took i'll with fever. so
she could not be brought home. The
deceased was about Is years of age
and was a promising young lady.
She leaves father. mother and two
sisters to grieve for her.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-12
fORIlOh i

CORDovA. Oct. Thames Thomp-
son is a visitor in our village for a
short time.
Mrs. c. b. Fisk returned home on
Saturday from herSisit to her sister.
Charles Ellis. ofF Rockford. was a
visitor in our village on Wednesday.
Corn husking will commence next
weeE. 1t is very dry and is all right
to crib.
Rothermel & Heawey's stallion.
Racine, is developing some good
time with hard work.
Peter Moody and family, of Rock
Island, are visiting Mr.. Moodv's
parents in Coe township.
Charles Sallows is reported as be-
ing no better, and little hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery.
George Reynolds, formerly of this
place, but now living near the Rock
river, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reynolds.
The Cordova band has about de-
cidcd to organize a dramatic and de-
batting club to while away the long
hours of the winter evenings.
A great many of our people. ac-
companied by large number of folks
from Princeton. laid siege to the
Worlds fair on Saturday and Mon
day.
W. X. Johnston is making some
improvements to his property in the
village. There is no grass growing
under W. KS feet. when it comes to
improvements.
The meetings at the Baptist church
on last Sunday. under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian aSso-
citation, were we'll attended in the
morning and evening.
Charles Phillips was in Cordova 4
few days the fore part of the week
visiting his boys. Elmer and George.
Meanwhile he found time to shake
hands with old friends. who are al
ways glad to see him
The Port Byron Lime company is
still running one kiln and hopes to
be able to continue some time. 1t is
to be hoped that the fall trade viii
so far improve that the company can
again open their second kiln.
Phillip Wilson was home a few
days again this week. He has some
work near the lime kilns to do for
the railroad company, but found the
water still laying in the culvert. so
he had to abandon the work for the
present.
Mrs. Hiram Murray, who has been
sick some time with malarial fever.
died on Saturday and was buried on
Monday. Deceased was 81 years old,
of a quiet disposition, and well liked.
Her husband and daughter and aged
mother survive her.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-12
BRIEF MENTION.

The Limited Mail"
Try THE ARGUS want column.
Fresh oysters at Krell & Maths.
Oysters served in any style at Krell
& Maths.
Oysters by the can or dish at Krell
& Maths.
Ice cream or oysters at Krell &
Maths parlor.
The Limited MALI at Harper's
theatre tonight.
Charles f. Fisher returned to OF
tawa last evening after business
visit to the city.
DR.. A. b. McCandless and wife of
Holton. Kan. are visiting their son.
DIR. A. II. McCandleSs, on their way
home from the fair.
Tea, coffee or chocolate with fine
dish of fresh oysters and few nice
fresh buns is what makes a rich meal.
and to get the same 90 to Krell Il
Maths.
p. r. Wilhelm. former route agent
for the American Express company.
and one of the most popular railroad
men that ever ran into Rock Island, is
visiting in Moline, accompanied by his
wife, and took occasion yesterday to
drop in on some of his friends in Rock
Island, who are always happy to see
him
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-12
,cnyard that "Draws."

spot that is one of New YorI's OBJ
jective points of interest to the average
visitor is the old Trinity churchyard,
overlooking busy Wall street. At all
hours of the day may be seen little
knots of people, whose clothes and
general appearance indicate very
plainly that they came from the prov
inces, wandering through the gray
elled pathways, and reading with in
terest the inscriptions on the crumb-
ling tombstones Strange as it NAV
seem, but few of the busy New York
ers who frequent the lower part of
the city have ever been inside the
cathedral gates
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-12
COUNTY BUILDING

Oct. John G. Powell, Illinois
City. Mary l. Yates. Rock Island.
81. F. Martin, Rock Island. Kate
Sandbach, Beardstown.
10-Charles A. Anderson, Moline.
Cecilia Bengston. Hampton.
11-August Lundblad, Emma NJ.
Peterson, Moline.
Henry Pirmann, Emma Warbler.
Moline.
7-lnsanitv of Alexander NJ Blair
Petition filed by Amanda Blair
There being no attending physician,
DIR. 5. Z. Plummer is appointed to
make an examination of the said al
legged insane person. Report of ply
stefan filed showing said A. NJ. Blair
to be suffering from acute mania. and
that he is an unsafe person to be at
large. Ordered that = writ be is
sued to the sheriff to restrain said
Blair pending his examination by
Jury commission.
lo-Drs. c. c. Carter and J. p
Comegys appointed a commission to
examine into and report upon the
truth of allegations in petition. Re
port of commission fled finding that
said a. NJ. Blair is insane and recon-
mendinT that he be sent to state
hospital for the insane. Ordered
that said 4. NJ. Blair he committed
to the Illinois Central insane hospital
as county patient