The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-18
Nice cabbage, at Lamps.


church, Friday evening
Samuel Baker of Edgiugton, was in
the city today.
Stewards Far" and 5 and 10 cent
store, for bargains.
Home made French candy and "Mikado
nice and cakes, at the Central church,
Friday evening
Stewards Fair" and ) and 10 cent
store, for cheap goods
The sanity of Margaret Moran of
Moline, is being tested in the county
court this afternoon.
Mrs. A. C. Burial and daughter. Miss
Alice, left for Hot Spring. Arkansas, this
morning on short visit.
You can save money by trading at
Stewards Fair" and and 10 cent store.
Spring has come and so has the spring
and summer goods at the popular Cen
trail shoe store of g. l.. Wynes.
II you want cheap goods 90 TO Stewards
Fair and 5 and 10 cent store.
Messrs. Oliver Olsen and Adair Pleas
ants have returned from their trip to Chi
cago.
ltpays to buy goods at Stewards Fair"
and and 10 cent store.
The Central shoe store caunot be ex>
celled in good goods and low prices
Call there and become convinced.
Insure in the Boylston Insurance Co. of
Boston, Mass. organized 1872. Assets
nearly 81 100000. E. W Hurst, agent
Office over Rock Island National Bank.
Lawrence Harmon. ESQ, and wife, of
Peoria, lodged at the Rock Island house
last evening, and left for home this morn
ing.
MedilI, Whitehead Il Matthews excur,
sion to Kansas last evening consisted of
twelve land buyers. among whom were
several prominent citizens of this county.
The upper end" was well represented
in the city today. Among the number were
Messrs. Daniel Zimmerman and James
Bailey, of Cordova, and Hon. J. W.
Simonson, of Port Byron.
Miss Mary Miller. a graduate of the
Rock Island public schools. and after,
wards clerk in Lamps grocery store.
but for some time teacher in the Henry
county schools, is visiting in the city
The Second Baptist church will give a
musical entertainment at Armory hall
this evening. Among the performers are
Mr.. E McGaul, Mrs. B. Twiggs, Miss
Lutte Harding Miss Mary Watkins and
Miss F. Thurman 1t should be well at
tended
There are no new developments today
in regard to the railway tragedy of last
Saturday A dark mystery still surrounds
the case, and the public is still kept in
suspense as to the 6endish perpetrators
of The deed.
Magistrate Bennett held Thomas Boyd,
son in bonds of $500 for entering the
barn on Capt. J. J. Parks premises last
eve ming and taking an SIS lap robe, which
he afterwards attempted to sell at Zwick-
er Il tricks livery stable.
Lewis Thompson, laborer in the ship
ping department of the Rock Island plGw
shops, while loading some boards on a
wagon yesterday, let one fall in such a
manner as to fracture his right arm be,
tween the elbow and the shoulder. DR..
Bernhard attended The injury
DIR. Nichols. the noted English spec
ialIst, of Davenport, Iowa, has new ad
vertisement in another column, to which
he calls the attention of the public. DR..
Nichols has, in the few months that he
has practiced in this vicinity, won many
golden opinions,
Grants campaigns, travels and buria
services enables Mr.. Wright to give 6
magnlgcent list of scenes of variou.
kinds. All tastes have been consulted
and will be gratified. Buford Post, G. A.
r., is managing the lecture Reserved
seats only 25 cents, Harper's theatre
Tuesday, March 23.
Mr. Hetter, an expert electrician from
Chicago, in the employ of the Brush Elec
trtc Light company. arrived from Chicago
this morning for the purpose of putting
the lights of the Rock Island circuits anC
towers of the Rock Island county Brush
company in "a number one condition, a.
President Johnston expresses it, A weel
will be occupied in the work
The funeral of the late Mrs
Zeruiah Bobbins Boyer, wife of
Mr.. John A. Boyer. took place at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the Baptist
church. 1t was under the directions OF
Mr.. j. W. WEIGH, the pail bearers being
Messrs. David Halves, j. j. Kahlke,