The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-08
HE DAILY ARGUS.
Tuesday May 8, 1888.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

reputation as councilman.
Mrs. E Krell is having a plate glas
front put in her store.
The Josie will be up in the morning.
1t has been stated that there is an in
dependent alderman in the council. VIII
is he?
Read chnnge in Geo W. D. Harris ad
vertise nent If
Mike Magrum has been giving his plac
on Second avenue thorough cleaning.
Mr. c. c. McIntire has returned from
Wilton, Iowa, having closed out hi
stock Of dry goods at that place.
A cute little daughter has installed
herself at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Goestel.
Wanted-At the Rock Island House g
first class vegetable cook Immediately.
Mr. Isaac Cool and two daughters Oh
CordOva are stopping at the Rock Island
house. Mr.. Cool is on the grand jury.
The finest bath room in the city is
under the Rock Island House. SGT
/. Liberman to-day sold his fast PAGER
to Mr.. Albert Huesing teller in the Peo-
pies National Bank
The sheriff assures-his friends that he
is enjoying the best of health, and does
not require medical attendance at present.
The trotting matinee announced for
this afternoon, had to be again postponed
on account of rain.
The Third ward is entitled to two alder
men. The republicans would ike to
limit it to one.
Mems working shoes 95 cents, at Carse
s. Reticker's
The regular monthly meeting of IT,
WOmen's Christian Temperance Union,
was held in the First Methodist Episcopal
church at 8 O'Clock this afternoon
Probably the republican aldermen in
tend to create returning board to count
the votes cast in the Third ward at the late |
special election.
The members of the First NJ E. church
viii give an ice cream sociable in the |
basement of their church on next Friday
evening. A supper viii also be served.
Have yonr buggies put in first-class
order, at IL. M. Walls, on Seventeenth
street. may 4-6t
Nine young wolf scalps were BROUGHT
to the county clerks office by J. E. King,
of South Moline, to-day There were
ten young wolves in the litter altogether.
but one was saved to catch the old one if
possible.
The Josephine will put in her first APP
pearance tomorrow morning, she will ]
run between here and DUBUQUE. LEAVING ]
here every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri I
lay, and Dubuque every Tuesday, Thurs {
lay and Saturday I
Mr.. D. Worrall and son, of Union a
drove, were in the city today Mr. Wor- t
all-has been weighing mail between here C
nd Milwaukee for the past month, and
his is his last trip !;
The Peoria Daily Freenaqn has enlarged a
o eight columns. This is a sign of pros
'erity which we are glad to see, and Mr.. +
longer is to be congratulated upon the d
uccess he is meeting with in Peoria I"
III. Wooliey, the -four merchant, who I'd
as been absent from the city attending %
, the settlement of his fathers estate in It
'uchess county, New York. is expected u
ack this evening
Attention of the public is called to the I'd
iVertlsement in another column of B.
Logan & Co, grain and provision
okers at 81 Brady street. They exc Nj
tie orders in the Chicago market tor the IN
lrchase and sale of grain and provisions til
The Business Mems Association will re-
i'd their regular monthly meeting this an
ening, either in the city council room. thu
some other room in the Armorv build ma
g, at 8 O'Clock He
In justice to City Attorney Corbett the nil
ReUs would say that he did not instruct me
mayor to issue call at 30 the same sta
enlng, as he was not consulted in the the
after until the question came up as to in
neither the mayor could call special ale
'eting ON such short notice MIR. Cor aid
81 decided that according to law 1t was pos
cessary to give five hours notice. mo
The lndemnifyng bond required by the adj
= council from the Vandepoele Elec Ma
Light company arrived from Chicago the
Monday, and will fully insure the CITY the
ainst any loss which might occur for fut
ringing on the patent in using their wei
'tem A bond of So, 144.25 was given 4
Ich is double the cost of the Vandeo. fin
eie patent, and besides being signed by ing
company, contains the signatures of mo-
hit other securities. bus
The Diamond 10 packet Pittsburg the
lved on her way down the river at 9 %. rive
to-day. She took on a lot of aoricnl is t.
al implements from B. d. Buford & will
=, and lot of hardware from Stewart real
Montgomery's. The Pittsburp has Il
N thoroughly Overhauled and ia now call
OF the finest packets on the river. as thel
Il as one of the largest She has been and
nted pure white with gold trimmings. offiC
presents very handsome appear of t
e. John KIlleen, manager of the the
mond 10 Packet Co, is her CAPTAIN. for
tiss Alice Marguerite King, of Ala so I
Ia, grand-niece of the late Vice Presi the
William Rufus King, has brought Spr
against the Nashville american. in was
United States Circuit Court for the st
Idle District of Tennessee, for the be /
'lication, in February. of the letters of
rev orleans and Mobile corresnond r