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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-11-07
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
Good Populist News From Virginia A
Landslide Predicted

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 6.-The
advices received tonight from Vir-
ginia indicate large Populist gains,
and the Democrats admit that their
adversaries have made remarkable
headway. The Populists assert that
they will carry the state by $4,000 or
$4,000, and it is significant that the
chairman of the Democratic state ex-
ecutive committee claims now only
some $4,000 majority for O'Ferrall,
when hitherto he has claimed some
10000 or $4,000. Whatever may be
the result, the admitted material re-
duction of the usual Democratic Dem
ocratic majority by the Populists is
very encouraging for the future and
undoubtedly promises to place Vir-
ginia in the Populist column.
SILVER REPEAL DID IT.
This is one of the compensary ef-
fects of repeal of the silver purchase
law. The Populists held an enthusi-
astic mass meeting at the Richmond
theatre last night which was densely
packed, many of the audience being
prominent Democrats evidently SYM
pathizing with the Populist move
ment. Congressman Pence delivered
one OF his characteristics speeches, and
the Richmond papers state that he
was earnest and eloquent.
One of the strongest speakers whom
the Populists sent into Virginia this
year was William j. Kerr OF Colorado.
He has been on the stump since the
first Of July, and in Virginia since
the first of September. He is now
at the National. "There is going to
be a great overturning in Virginia
this month"; said he. II saw the
huge Republican majority OF Colo
RADIO melt away like a snowbank in
July, but the overturning in Virginia
NAV exceed it. The Democrats in
the rural districts are simply break
ing away in a BODY have been in
close touch with them now for nearly
five weeks, and | know what | am
talking about. At all points we have
had larger meetings than the Demo-
Gratis and more enthusiastic ones"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-11-07
SHORTS, BRAN AND GROUND FEED
State and County Taxes.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Assessment Roll OF the County of Hum
boldt, State of Nevada, has been received by
me, County Treasurer and ex-oflicio Tax
Taxes are due and now payable to me at the
Treasurer's office in the Courthouse in Win
nemucca, Nevada, and the law in regard to
the same Will be strictly enforced. All taxes
business on the 4th day of December next
viii be delinquent, and 10 per cent Will be
added thereto for delinquency, as provided
by law. p. LAVEAGA,
County Treasurer of Humboldt County, Ne
yada and ex-otficio Tax Receiver.
n3td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-11-07

All orders for TIMING, PIPE WORK and
JOBBING from the country promptly at
tended to. BROWN IL PIPER.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-11-07

KRAUsE'S HEADACHE CAPsULEs-WAR
RANTED,

terests by having box of Krause's Head
achd Capsules at hand; taken as directed
will prevent or stop any kind of a headache
no matter what the cause-in fact if your
skull was cracked 1t would prevent pain.
The frequency of the attacks will diminish
and by taking the capsules at the approach
of headache you will never have another.
25c per box For sale by Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-11-07
TIME TABLES.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-11-07
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Local ads inserted under this head at the
rate Of ten cents per line per aDeek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
The Farm Animals of the Land,

The spring report Of Mr.. Henry Robinson,
the statistician of tse Department Of Agricul-
ture, now in press, presents the following -
the condition Of farm animals in the United
States: horses-Average sanitary condition.
SIS; ratio of losses to the country ct large, IL
per cent, as against Is per cent last year.
Cattle-Average condition, 81. as against S. 2
q year ago; losses from all causes, "a per cent
Sheep-Average condition, "a. 3, as against SIS
in 1892; losses from all causes. a. per cent
swine-Average condition, 96.4 the highest
figure for several years, as against 95 for 1892;
ratio OF losses, IS per cent The following are
given as the approximate number OF these several
classes OF farm animals in the whole country:
horses. 1920, coo; cattle. s., S7s. 0oc; sheep.
Al, ga 600; swine, AZ, 095. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17

The city stables at Atlanta. Ca. were dss-
troyed BY IRE yesterday morning. and llo mules
perashed In the names- Loss. ESQ. 900.
The steamer Nellie Bly, while making TIN
down the river at winamac. Ind. yesterday
afternoon blew mp, seriously injuring eight
persona
James Linnehsn- q young jewaier fruu
Boston. dreamed Saturday night at Birmine-
ham that the house was on Ere and jumped ct
OF . three-story window. He fell on the pave
ment below and broke his back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17

EOR sALE-153o PIERCE PLACE, ROOMS AND
bath modern imps. in good condition; only
"a, so, tsS0 DEEBLE. DAVIS CO..
arlo-3t 13l9F st
T. sALE-Bf OWNERs SiL-ROOM BRICK
one square north of Washington Circle; "a COO
Address E J. T.. Star ofhce ap14-3t'
EOR SALE-5Oe I'd ST. NE: 7-ROOM BRICK;
L rents for $50. 80 per month price, 50, 600; 600
:, balance time Address Box "a. Star office.
api4-3ts
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. FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE
Mass. ave near 18Th ST. n W. 3story press-bricp
spl5-.t A. s. Cif%0ob. ass oh s St. n n.Un'
FOE sALE-MoDERN RESIDENCE ON 10TH ST.
= n " 3s'oTy, II rooms and bath room heated BY
mh25-4w' TTLHB iEUTEERfCRD. 1907 ~ ST.
toR sALE,,-HANDsoME NEW THREE STORY
sad bs, room all iatest improvernents Handsomely
desorsted caI-t9lly built under personal super
tn 9T 1qtsfT Ri5ti I 'nd PEs Ray
FOE sM.E-SIcE HOVE. LOCATED on, a, ST.
,ot 70 rear alley. price. $500; terms. $500 CASH
C04J YESTERDAY ( HALpEMAN.
LoR sALE-BsIck DYELLINd: 5 sToRIEs; II
& sss' 'sS FIX & I cash.
For sALE-NICE. BEICK DWELLINGS; LoCA-
4 ton. growing rtior Of northwest: two story six
stab e. nab iocstion 70 conSenieHs a. car ne
Tr-cs s'."cO' 'eTus e. 90 cash bs,anee 70 suit.
sPii-3t COS st NV
I'uR sALE-NEw bi:ICk DWELLING CONTAIN
a lnZ sS rooms desIrao.s locati9n; pT1ce, s1sOO;
@la5 EAsrErDAY & HALDEM.S.
spls-3t COS St NV
Il 9 rooms and bath brick dwelling. located East
Capitol s. bed ROOMS eoal yauit IN front: Let RUS
YESTERDAY HALDEMAN,
s,OK SALE or EXCEAaGE-COE. NEW YORK
4 ave. sDd list -. Il ". story 1O-room bricx.
P snd To- na brcf dTe e tor Se LIST
proved property u - tet. sth and 9th loroom
- s sna sr II grgbTes by y1dSs
JNU. A BuTLER. Jr.
apl:'-:;s gu + st. NV.
EoE SALE OR ExCHANGy-UNIMPRnvE FOR
i r. ne. III
proved BY iarEe brick DWELLING price. 81 %. Cor.
81, North SIDE Nv s.. bet d and New Jersey ave-
s1d Son.h Capitol :, l"4x1lotS 15,tt slls1 price.
Can exchanze any 81 above or good renting improved
ar15-at GaI Isl; NV.
EoE stLE-F sr Ne. NEW ROOM BiuCK;
ekin eF ard @ LII Elm nee hos s very
Cheap AT $4,000 I :15. Gn]{ 8 ssItyAy
t3s2) IapI5-iil SOS Est.
EoR ssLE-FLA. AVE M. BEAUTIFGL
b:ici, owe li,- containis, Iar-e r.oms and bath;
s5t+ 5o' to rear f fls<G fG f;a 1 ree
EoR sAIE-NICE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
oick dwe!:ln-. crn:airiE- roptus ant ua:h:
sash ia Iaa an ~, na- irontl esGs' EisTER6sY
HAllENtN. rtiS r Il nv spt-3t
lIOr S'LF--OU - WASHINGTON pGOpERTY-
On - :. ". - rrica. 81 nj. 5O0
Tn new bfic.. ali ..,Fpl
Tn litu st mr. Va avv. ". ran = J.. .-tD
IN q s. l0sr ti.. h-.cS. ir.i. "a
Cor r1G>e. ~. AL lucs. s-.lI-s.. - 700
Apply - J. ". JOHNSON \ StS.
Apl'-it -, ia 81. :. w
ZOE SALON lST ST, M. LXCELLEN'C
I f-fua lcC.r- Sr. aul hath ~aiisr: r"ntet ~
80 ~; lot - 3xlOO to alley: - nlu sos ash $50
Ter rontd JANE O. y : ~.
sg15-.it- ts,I ? : n.
l'CE SALE
+ beau.,i new corner ,.cise On T 81 NV; three
SOLE and 81 7, brown T.rHi. i,-- rtcus .
rooms ana bath 'Gunory a ,0i.Gr '1~-r' an 'ref.
tis- and l. stu~; electric i--dtlIr, speaking tubes
Z; L wAENEi: co.
ap15-J- 91i , II. n ".
I,pt SAl.f-'~s'--',l ID -; >.N., = toi.E
h-icas : one-S.nrv -tass in rat- renting for
-. - month :1r. nal: ASH. "a. e IL q,
I. ara, y :nrGtGS - p 10y frame:
= rs. P:i,e. $I..}JO- T. LEONARD. 80 - $.
apl-5-.3t'
J'cE >Af.f-,iNI-I 81. 100 tACI 3 NFW c-EuDf
a .ylIges. iSth - y 81 extended. squares
som ears must Oe seen ~ b. apPre-.a,sd; serrs
es--. NALTER \. BEONS.
aIt-.-:t 40 Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
u ington. D. c.. April ID. 1893 -Sealed proposals
NIL be received 9. this department. until ONE
1893 for furnishing supplies. Consisting mainly OF
meats. provisions. groceries, dry goods Shoes drugs
paints. hardware fuel ice. lumber. &c for the use
Washington, during the hscal year ending JUNE 80.
1894 Blank forms OF proposzls schedul es OF items.
specifications and instructions to bidders will be fur
nislGd on Application to this department. HoKE
SMITH. Secretary. apl1-2tawew
pRoPOsAIs FOR THE CONSTRUCTIONS OF A
inzton, D. c., April co. 1893 -sesIed proposals will
be RECEIVED at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK.
NOON, on SATURDAY. MAY "a. 1893, for con-
tive, main ,s.st ss9m the
OF 10th and streets NV BLANK forms of proposals
ana spectncat may be obtained at this once upon
spplcation therefor together With Al peeessary in
RoSsELi. Commissioners D. C. ap17-6t
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED AT
y the Bureau of Enrravi,e and Printing, Tre1sury
MONDAY. MAY FIRSI.. 1898. to furnish supplies
following classes: Dry colors oils &C.. chemicals.
kc.. payer. typographic inks, engTavers supplies.
bnders supplies. hard ware plumbers, supplies. tax
Sosss iced and Ice. Awards vii Be made only to es
tabshed manufacturers Of dealers In the srticles
Sealed propossls will also Be received until the same
pe1ed. ina the Ward VII Be- made only . Az psrsos
or arm having established facilities for doing the
work. Sealed proposals Will also be received until the
o 81 sss g Ss the
chase Of waste paper and other refuse material during
the period The right II reserved 10 waive de-
1ects and 70 rsect any or ell bids or parts Of bids
furtSsr infcrmstioa desired BY iatendtne Hddsr: vii
DITB. Chief Of Bureau. spS-lsw3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

k'oR sALE-IHE FUkNIrURE AND APPARATUS
L of the Rittenn mouse Academy consisting in part
electrical achine; an air-pump rsir o. ropp.r vas
omeiers and variety of articles used Herewith and
the scnoo. room. sss Inaian, syenns Sst,rd az
mornings. 22d and 29th inst. apl1-5t'
DOR sALE-A GOOD TENT WALL, 9X9 ADJ
Il dress TENT. Star office. Il.
NOR sALE-GoLD DOLLARS, HALVES AND
L quarters. antique jewelry. war relics and show
cases. gold and silver coins bought coin catalogue
loc. G. W. FECHNER. :,3l Pa ave. ". apI7-:Sm
EoR sALE-MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO.
L new 3 months ago. and th-ee-cornered CONCERT
GRAND riano. nnest makes. Lady needs money and
VII sacrifice either piano for cash Box z. Star
nee. apl5-lw'
EoR sALE-AN OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED
to obtain q set Of Official Gszettes of tine O. s. pat
ent once a, reasonable price. Address GAZETTE.
r o. Box AZ. city. spl4-2ts
CoR sALE-vTcTOR SAFETY BICYCLE. CUsH.
i ion tire; good new; four lnon tbs old very
cheap; send postal and will bring wheel for inspec
ton. Box 2s. Star office. api4
EoR SHEA GiLLING BOAT SIX FEET WIDE
and 20 long; cedar; with forty-yard sail; price,
go INQUIRE OF A. GAINES. Ito North Royal ct.
EoR sALE-PETER HENDERSON co. FRESH
ap12-3m. ais leth s.. NV.
EoR sALE-sMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER;
fora RsSf Tss'
fe3 80 F ST. n.
EOR sALE-BABY CARRIAGES. MATTINGs.
on Nd i1pqTs &
ROOMS. ga eth st. NV. dl2-6m
E'oR SALE-FINE SINGING HARTZ's. NOUN
tain Norwieh and ST. Andresbur< canaries also
sGzxb BID as
EOR sALE-"oTTO" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW
o.n on D. BHLLxUF. Hst. Isl ssh s.. iG NV nH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
BOARDING.


W ANTED-A LADY BphRp.E y PElVATV
W fanny only one otne~ baarder no ne com rts
with nrISsges; address where ilte.Niey can he
h d h-s. G. T. >. star once. apls-t'
Gan RAFAEL. 1879 ST. OVERLOOK Nc
- tnopiHs Circle two beautiful. larry. siry roorl,s
and oar 81 se rocm with G1srd, accom- i,0dst-
few dnv uoard-rs. apIs-:,t
4 LAD HAVING 4 HOUSE HaNDsDMELY
~ furnished east of the Capitol would Ike q few
boGrters; texas able loca iun hes tiful
Ii san 50. ne hpl.;-3ts
TEE LINCOLN. IOTR AND SITS.
One Of the best w.tlrn block O: Eve lines Of
ssrcrt cars.
Terms: From 81 20 50. % b the month moderate
ap3-1fn
Etksf-CLASS HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT
l. oca-a; location central; references exchanged.
nl25 I'm 1Oo5 G 81 NV
'HhE LINCOLN. COR. 10TH AND Y SIS, HAS
ies c-uice rUors. siLgi- IL suite, " 1ich can
te re ed NJ reasonable rates. with without board
5l..-.D-r
THE iRYINGTON. ST. BETMEtN l4IH AND
i ]D.n SO. esszsnS1y furnished roo - ssug,s or
en- suise; VITA without board, terms reason e
eNr't.@rt table mk24-m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
COUNTRY BOARD.

4 FEW SCI ICr BOAI DERS CAN BIT MOLLY
~ accomplished Tor the sulnHIy- at reasonat r rats
Address Mrs 4. S. MADDOX. irons Royal. Va
-plJ-;St
w la ACCOMMODATE TWO BOATDERS FOR
w the summer; within half hours ride fr IN the
city aud close to the station. Address Box OF. city.
auI5st'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
WORLDS FAIR.
THE WORLDS FAIR

THE WORLDS FAIR
4 VISITORS ALLIANCE
VII eel you 10 days trip 70 the Columbian Expo-
eition for only 500. including rxf-cass ticket to
Chicago over either railroad. . berth, meals en-
soure room and board for seven days Cat OF nifty
missions N 70 the exposition. transfer q self ana
ne sSaxe nrssclass ticket and meals route home
$4,000. Cali q ALLIANCE BUILDiE6. Sol On q.
NV. for circulars. &c. splSlw
WANTED-THE DIRECTORs OF THE WORLDS
" Fair visitors' Alliance viii pay the following
Hekets before Msy3l. 1893 500 %
LILY MSaioSs 0nlO
To re next g hishsss:; 1000
nee. 001 9th ~ NV. mhI7.ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

TOR SALE-SECOND-HAND UPaIGHTs FROM
= sl2p npNar seccnd hand squares from Gao up
yaro. all in frst-class con .itinn,
apls FFEiFFER coNLIFF. ALI 11th st. NV.
L'oB sALE-MAHOGANT CABINET PIANO; EX-
Il cellent condition vocd tone aud action easy; no
re .sonab.e o.er refused Apply to s. L. SNI rH,
.2o2lst 81 NV. apl5-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
EXPRESSAGE.

MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY Co.
Tel. $50. MAIN OFFICE. 9l2 Penns ave. NV
TRUNKS, 25c.. called for and delivered storage Of
boxes. trunks. &c. specially.
Furniture moved with care. Orders may be left 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17

EHoR sALE--AN ALMOST NEW UPRIGHT PIANO.
4 hav.n a iull. rich and hne singing tone. pos
sesslng all the qua tiles ;aa. de srabe first
class urriyht piano. for only SsSO Original price
So sl0 cash. $40 per montn one wslnut case
upriRht ilano $3.50. SO month settles for it
One urg:n silently used $3.50; Will sell for SIS
HUGO HOECH co. g>o 7ta NV. ml4-ly
THoH sALE-A GABLEE UPRIGHT PIANO, el5O;
Il also hai dsoma square piano. S99; both special
bargains. TdONSOS'S MUSIC STORE, 52l 18th
st. Agency to- the standard Nose pianos. apl-3m
E'oR SAIL
II ONLY FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY
HANDSOME New York piano: rosewood case; finest
tone csryed les and Tyre IN perfect order: orginal
price soO9' Will sell Tor Sl2o $40 down and IS per
month. See il without delay.
F. q. SMITH,
apps 1925 Peuaa. ave- NV.
II MASON AND HAMLIN ORGAN;
Handsome pipe top; solid walnut case eleven stops
five sets of reeds; sub bass courlers nne tone power
used very little good cost $500; will sell for
Slfo; on easy payments. See AZ at
+. g. SMITH,
mh-s Essoo5 Penna n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17

ErOR SALE-sPEcIAL BARGAINS IN TWO FINE
slightly used upright pianos must be sold to closs
accounts Of PARTIES leaving the city.
Sacrificed 10y Quick sale for cash.
rare chance. CAL at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17

L,OE SALE
Il SOUTHEAST.
1l13-15 AMI 1ll7 II st,
IN. 10 and Or, So, 90
321-S23 d st. I h. u.
800 EST ssh st. b h. 6t r 3. 90
9,9-9i1 I st. ( h. 5r. g. 20
4l5 L -, ( b, Or. L. 90
Alley. bet oth and 9Th,
q and Z. bh. 81. 80
800 10Th st. Z h. 5r. Il, 30
Eii5. 13i1 and 1919 X
s.. ( h. or. each. IL, 20
Spruce st. Twlning
CITY. IN. 4r........1.1O
414 h st. { b, 5r......1.0
2 Hope ave. b b. Ar. 50
1907 Attn st. IN. 80
NORTHEAST.
1874 G ST. b b. IN /.
6r:..-.-............S4.OO
1871 / st. b Z. Or. Is, OC
l2q2 Linden ST. b h.
tr--....-..........2,9 80
2O9 to 2l5 1 st. hh.
4r. ..-............s.. l,5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

DOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS COLUMBIA BICYCLE
In good condition: owner leaving the city. K r.
f.. 6i2 New Jersey ave- n. spl5-2ts
IsOR SALE-LADY'S VICTORIA SAFETY IN
nrst-ciass condition: very cheap: also cushion
tired dianond frs,ae Victor A. rood new; cash or
ume with sood references HOS st. W.. upstairs.
EOR SALE-CHEAP-A DIAMOND FRAME PNEU-
18th IT. n. epl3-3ts
Tor sALE-BRAND NEW SOLID TIRE PSYCHIC.
go; new cushion psyche. SOS: new pneumatic
iunabia. 10. H. 5. OWEN MFG co. .l4e3 New York
ave. ap5-1m
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NORTHWEST.

L NORTHWEST.
1908 18th st. b h. n, 1.
IJr...........S2S. 900
o 14o0 goth st. b h,
Gr.........---..-.. -. 600
o 1873 l st n ". b n.
o M |. 11r............1S. 600
= ll:SI K st. b b. IN !.
U l2r 10. 600
467 Missouri ave. b h,
0 / 1S6-:,S-4O and AZ !; + St. W.
bh. 12r. 10. 500
o. SOUTHWEST.
GIG to $50 Md ave. b h,
o liii.iiIii6i 9Th st. B - b.
o 1r and ! Z h in rear. 6. 900
o 41g LIST 81. 4 h. 5-....3, S.5
467 and 46S L ST. I b.
sr,.-:..s.....3.S0 500
q 239 y It, b b, 6r.....2, 500
o 342-344 NJ ST. Z h, 4. 9. 600
40i ard 406 S Cap ct,
o I h. Or. each. ......1. 800
456 1sr st. D h. 5r. Il 500
U Alley. ~ and 9th. II
and / sts. T n. Ar. 300
613-1o-l1 Burke's alley.
4. NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
E'OR SALE-lS ACRES. WITH G-HOoa HOUSE,
1 good water and tT;lit Sru. stable; i've minutes
walk from station 81, 20. e. Y terms
APPS -. r.. HINE. Vienna Va

I'OR SALE-GREAT CHANCE TOR SYNDICATE
l. the fiues-. ciesDasJ and most available Of
land On the Metropolitan branch. Il o. K. X very
high and easy Of ess. large frontage pike ard
both sides of railroad; two dN elngs and all ont
buildings frstrlss, train facilities fare cents
trip. Adjacent to Rockville. with 700 inhabitants
and every town vanience. Property already plat
tel to great advsU;sge in hsI TO five lots and az
fords the lest opportunity offered price and
ternlsD 10 make money. Might take city pro pRrtv
part pay For Plat and - cculars JOHN Z.
WAGGkMAN. 700 l4.h st. n. gpS-2w
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
CORDOyA.

| CoRDovA, Aug. SIC. b. Fisk and
wife returned from the Worlds fair
on Saturday.
Mrs. Coy and granddaughter are
visiting relatives and friends here
this week
A. b. Ferril. of Denver, Col, has
been visiting his uncle and other
relatives here the past 10 days.
James Shaffer, of Albany, is ex-
pected on visit to his sister, Mrs.
James Green, the coming week.
The W. c. L. U. held a business
meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Homer Metzgar on Friday afternoon.
Fisk u Bryan have received large
invoice of dress and other goods from
New York at prices that will defy
competition.
Miss Bessie Huoenin is visiting
her aunt in Beardstown. She is ex-
pected home this week to prepare for
the fall term of school.
Lewis Reynolds has developed a
good half mile runner in his horse,
Honest John, and has about deter
mined to campaign him.
Mrs. Emma Cook and children, of
Boston, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Cummings, and
intend staying for some time
H. c. fuller is veteran in the
onion line. His crop consists of
about 100 bushels of the finest yell
low onions that have ever been
grown here.
The Ladies Aid society report the
net proceeds from their festival to
the amount of Sl2. The sale of ice
cream was somewhat limited on ac-
count Of the evening being cool.
On Sept. 10, 20 and 81, occurs the
first annual meeting of the Cordova
Breeders''and Trotters' association.
The management have promise of
large list of entries. About 81 900 in
premiums are offered.
Thomas Smith and family. were
visiting his wife's relatives a short
time ago. He has taken a position
on the elevated railroad in Chicago,
as conductor, and we understand
they intend to move there shortly.
The Cordova band has been en-
gagged to 90 down on the Verne
Swain on Sept. 10. Quite number
of people are thinking of going to
Davenport on that day to hear the
great German band that is engaged
in the Davenport fair.
The people in the vicinity of what
is commonly known as the "Stone
school house have arranged for
flag pole raising at the school house
on Saturday. Sept. ,, at which
speeches are expected from several
local lights. The Cordova band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall and
party. who embarked on the rafter,
Musser, the fore part of August for
a trip up the river. returned last
week. and are RECALLING their friends
with pen and mind pictures of the
scenes on their trip. To use their
own language, it is enhancing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-31
HILLSDALE,

HILLsDALE, Aug. SOW. II. Walk
er and wife have returned from the
exposition and pronounce the eNposi-
ton grand achievement.
Mrs. John Cain came home from
Ohio last week, where she went to
attend the funeral of her brother.
George Beal.
James Mill is now in Chicago.
where he is employed by Worlds
fair people as an attache of the Wo-
mems building.
The creamery proprietors now
have their feed grinder ready for
grinding. With it they are able to
grind 40 bushels per hour.
There will be a flag raising at the
Bluff school house next Saturday,
where Miss Ida Cofrman is dispens-
ing knowledge to young America.
Misses Nora McMurphy and Anna
Cain are at the Worlds fair. Misses
Ella Cain and Bessie Robinson 90
this week for a few DAYS sight see
ing.
Our agent, 10 Norvill. is taking a
vacation visiting the Worlds fair;
also his parents. Mr.. Duncan, of
Chaplin, is manipulating the KEYS
during his absence.
Work will begin on the NJ. T.
church next week. The young peo-
pie viii have a musical entertain
ment Saturday evening. the proceeds
to be applied on the organ fund.
The exercises will be at the school
house.
Rev. L. II. Coffman has returned
from his vacation and preached at
Bethel last Sunday morning and eve
ming. While absent he was attacked
by inilammatory rheumatism and was
confined to his bed two week. He is
now only able TO get around with the
aid of a cane.