The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-21
CITY CHAT.

was IN the city today.
DR.. J. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1Yr.
A full attendance is desired at the Y.
M. c. A. this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr. Henry Ehmke is recovering from
his late serious accident.
DR.. A. 7. Hawley, dentist, corner Sew
teenth street and Sixth avenue.
Mayor Murdoch has got his foot IN it
this time
Best spring curtain fixtures, only 20
cents, at G. G. Taylor's.
Mrs. Chas. Vanduyn, of Milwaukee
arrived in the city this morning on visit
to her father, E. c. Chopper, Esq
In the removal of Mr.. Carnaghan as
bridge toll collector the city loses another
faithful officer.
The dress goods sale at McCabe Bros,
is the talk of the town.
Bishop Burgess, of Quincy, H., will
hold confirmation services at Trinity
church this evening
Miss Mary Moran is back in her old po>
sition in the millinery department at Mc>
Cabe Bros
The rink will only be open on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evenings of
this week, and Saturday afternoon. La
dies free this evening.
Forty pieces Conpure novelty dress
goods SO cents, at McCabe Bros, adver>
tixed by others at 90 cents and ,called
cheap.
The regular quarterly session of the
Board of Directors of the Mississippi
Valley Insurance Co., will meet at their
office in this city tomorrow afternoon.
We have failed to hear the first person
today say word in commentator of the
lew deputy marshal and if all reports are
true he will be disgrace to the force.
McCabe Bros. employ five artists of I'M
equalled skill in their gallery, and are
turning out fine work and more of it than
any gallery in this section.
The citizens of this city will have to
protect their own lives and property now
that our time tried and vigilant officers
have been removed.
To rapidly introduce his superior and
artistic tailoring, Mr.. W. G. Nickerson
makes most extraordinary announce .
ment in this paper. His offer holds good
for only ten days.
General John Buford Post, No. 243,
G. A. r. will be represented across the RVS
er, tomorrow evening at the open camp
fire of Aug Wenz Post. A full atten>
dance is desired.
All wool buntings % inches wide, only
10 cents per yard, at McCabe Bros dress
goods sale, never before quoted below II!
cents.
Some of the most prominent republi,
cans in the city were heard to remark to-.
day that the republican party had effect
ually killed itself in city matters by the
disgraceful appointments of last evening
Mr.. David Fitzgerald, of No. 1915 Sees
ond avenue, found a bank book this
morning which bears the name of NJ. L.
Peck, First National bank, Kalamazoo,
Mich. The figures in the book show a
deposit of $a9O.44.
The funeral of the late Michael Bren>
nan will take place at 2. p. m, tomor-
row from his late residence, No. 2601
Moline avenue. Services will be held at
St. Josephs church. Friends of the fam.
| lily are invited to attend.
1t is the opinion of a prominent attor-
ney of this city that the appointments of
last evening are Illegal, as chapter 16 of
the revised ordinances says that ''all APP
pointments are to be made as soon as
practicable after the first regular meeting
of the city council.
There is no further news in regard to
the missing lady, Mrs. Lowe, farther than
the fact that three different persons saw
woman, answering her description in
the vicinity of the bone mill She disap,
peared at that place. and the general sups
position is that she jumped into the riv-
er.
In the county clerks office on Monday
constablcs' bonds were filed as follows:
William Denbigh, Port Byron. Mark Ash
down and W. Ii. Devore, sureties; Hem
ry R, Fitch, Cordova, W. D. Webster and
J. J. Johnson, sureties; D. r. South,
Black Hawk, S. F. Hartman and B. F.
Ramsey sureties; David Cramer, South
Rock Island, Adolphus Dunlap and Henry