The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

Lillian Lewis in The Creole, al Har.
per's theatre tonight.
Mr.. Chas Truesdale has sold his fine
road horse to an Omaha gentleman.
Chas. C, Heckel, the artistic painter is
in the city.
Go to Medill. Whitehead & Matthews,
for low priced lands in Kansas.
Repetition of The Creole, at Har>
pers theatre tonight, by request.
Girl wanted at 619 Twenty third street.
Steady place and good wages.
County Judge James NJ Wilson, of
Mercer county. is in the city today.
The Central shoe store still continues
to attract the crowd right along, because
of Bargains for all.
Mr.. Geo. Alter has located in Lincoln.
Neb., and the family will join him there
in about two weeks.
Rabe, Heitherends & Lewis, No. 1915
Second avenue have on hand complete
stock of the latest designs in wall paper.
Emil Kaiser. nephew to Mr.. John
Ring. of Elm street, just arrived from
Germany and will make this country his
home in the future.
The Rock Island County Brush Electric
Light company has been awarded the
contract for providing the steamer Sk
Croix with Brush burner.
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.
Cheap rates to Kansas with excursion
party next Tuesday evening so TO
Abilene and Sl5.75 to Wakeeney. fare re-
funded to buyers. For full informant on
cali on Medill, Whitehead & Matthews.
The old imbecile of the Rock Islander
accuses ex Mayor Mott as responsible for
the lighting of the city by electric light
towers. The present system was inau>
gurated by the Carse administration, as
everybody who has any acquaintance
with the city's history for few years
back, knows.
Messrs. NJ. L. Williams, of Reynolds,
Ill and }. S. Burns, of Orion, H., re-
turned this morning from purchasing
some land in Kansas through the agency
of Medill, Whitehead & Matthews, land
agents of this city. Both gentlemen are
very much pleased with that part of the
country.
E. E. Parmenter, attorney at law.
Makes collections, loans money, and will
attend to any legal business intrusied to
him. Office, postoflice block, Rock Isl
and, Ill ds&w1v
The abattoir is too clean and tidy a
place to take such animals as old Joe, or
we would request DR.. Craig to give him
practical idea of the beauties and con-
veniences of the institution. Unless a
strong dlsinfectant was used directly after
his introduction. the abaitoir would be
rendered useless for further service.
The performance at Harper's theatre
last evening was brilliant illustration OF
the fact that when Manager Knell prom
ises a first class attraction. he me ms
it, and the public may rest assured
that such it will be- The theatre going
people should manifest an appreciation
of Mr.. Knell's efforts by turning out to-
night. as he has arranged for repetition
of last evenings excellent bill
Old Joe says the local branch Of til,
Irish National League has not vet report
ed the amount Melted at the st. Patrick
day entertainment We are surprised
that the finance committee has been so
derelict in its duty. 1t is matter Of
great importance that old Joe be KEEP
acquainted with all items of debit and
credit, and the balance on hand at the
end of each week. He is slightly sus
picious that the money is being squan
dered, you know.