The Rock Island Argus., 1880-10-04

NOTES HERE AND THERE.
$3.50.
-CCCXxIX.
Geo. Schneider has = new delivery
wagon.
-S329.
Hard coal in Davenport is selling for
$S. so per ton. "a
Regular meeting of the city council
this evening.
& -$329.
TO to Blakes Office l22 2nd street
Davenport, for r r. tickets, cheap.
-$32e.
-''Chub" Saulpsugh. of the big
Four" is visiting in Rock Island.
-SeYenty.ive arrests were made ny the
Davenport police in the month of Sep
tember.
The regular meeting of the Library
Board will be held at the library rooms
this evening at 7:30.
S-Hon b. Fl, TruesdeH. Democratic
candidate for Congress. will address the
people OF Moline. tomorrow TUESDAY
evening. at Timm's Hall Let there be
full turnout to hear him.
Mrs, Gay has now complete stock OF
fall and winter styles in millinery
| for sale at the very lowest cash prices.
Also n new assortment of zephgrs. en-
broidery, silks Crewel yarns, German
town yarns, etc. 1915 Second avenue
Mr.. James Dickman, who was taken
to the asylum at Jacksonville last April,
eseaped from there on Friday last and
arrived at bis homo on Saturday forenoon.
It is not known how he came. His mind
is not all improved.
-$32e.
Saturday afterno on Mr.. George w.
Vinton received telegram stating that
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Vinton's mother. had
fallen and broken her leg. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Vinton left on the evening train for Bur-
Iingtou. Mrs. Wright's many friends 10
Il would like you consider it as a loan
-$329.
On last Saturday morning, about
o'clock, the store of James Shaw, Moline
was burglarized. The thief got in the
back way, and was scared out the front
way by an officer. He got 81 out of the
till, and the supposition is that he inten-
ded to put his work in on the safe. but the
officers presence limited bis time and he
skipped.
-S329.
The October term of the Iowa Su-
preme Court meets at Davenport 10 day.
The sessions will be held ct the Kimball
House. with the following chief and asso-
oiate justices: Hon Austin Adams. Hons.
w. Fl. Sewers. james G. Das. j. Ell.
Rothrook, j. M. Beck; with J.. s. Me-
Junkin. Attorney General. John S. Run
nels. Reporter, and E. j. Holmes. Clerk.
the hearing of cases will com mence to-
morrow morning.
His share was 1929.
Mrs, Z. W. Candee, mother ofMessrs.
Ii. W. and VIM. FL. Capdee, of Moline
died at o'clock Sunday morning, at the
home of the former, of old age. Mrs.
Candee was born in Harwinton. Connecti-
cut. December 30,h. 1896. and was there
fore almost "a years of age at the time o.
her death She came to Moline abou:
eight years ago. and since that time has
been living with her son Henry W. Can
dee. at whose home she died, and from
where the funeral was held this forenoon
| at 10 o'clock.
-S329.
Mr.. T. Fl. Thomas is making some
Improvements in his store, corner of Sec
ond avenue and Market Square He is
removing the cid front, and 10 it's place
will put in 6ne plate glass Que he is
tearing out the brick work oD the Market
| Square corner, and will put in a corner
front. In addition to this he will make
some changes and improvements within.
The whole will cost about $500. The old
stairway TO the upper stair story has been
turned around, 30 as to enter from the
south side,
-$32g.
"A mud scow landed at the foot of
Main street. Davenport, Saturday, and was
thronged all day with crowds of interest
ed visitors. Oo board can be seen two
large live alIigators caught in Vermillion
Bay. Gulf of Mexico; one eleven feet long
and the other twelve. A pair of live rat
tlespakes are also on exhibition, and at
tract considerable interest The sIligators
are in forbid condition on account of the
Geld weather, but manage to arouse them
selves about once month and eat large
quantities o! fish.
-S229
Gus Williams,
In Our German SeBator," at Harper's.
,haotra m NIGHT The PhiladeIphia Rec