Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-12


neapolis.
Mr.. Henry Won Ach, of Buffalo, vas il
the city today
Another reduction on fancy paraso Is a
McCabe Bros this week.
Postmaster Frederick Freieberg. of
Coal Valley, was in the city today.
BIZ job black silk lace mitts lust in bv
express at McCabe Bros. bought awful
| cheap.
Miss Allie Sage left Saturday night for
Des Mones on visit to her brother,
Harry Sage
Rain or shine. 90 early to McCabe
Bros. for these gold or silver head Clio
ria silk umbrels AT 81 GS.
Remember the excursion to Muscqtine
Wednesday Go and take your family
and friends for Il days recreation.
Mr. j F. Cook. the local ticket agent
of the c., r. | Il p. has gone on well
merited recreation trip around the lakes,
Mr.. Otto bunker, who has been on a
visit 10 his old home in this CITY, left
for Rush Centre, Kansas, this morning
bul"Fd post u A II. meets tomor
." evening 10 take action IN regard TO
the death of the late Gen p II. Sheri-
dan.
Mr. Frank Wallace, of Monmouth.
" = SUNK az Tue reslnenct OF WIN
o'as' Esq Will ieaVe Tor ChlcAgo to-
"'o''""
A relapse occurred in Mrs, 5 lvis' con-
dltlon yesterday morning and her chances
"i recovery are again doubtful, though
'"e'e "'e sun hopes
Bishop j. NJ, Walden, of Cincinnati.
VIII arrive here next Saturday and preach
at the camp grounds on Sunday. The
meeting opeas on Thursday.
A great number from this city went
d""n TO the island Yesterday. The boats
coulu mol accommodate the crowd, and
tLe iSiahd ahthnrltles forbid the Lihbie
Longer from landlnG.
Cass the New York halter. is in the
Guy vent nave your old hats made
new ihls gentleman has the reputation
~ "',nS we ONLY genuine halter now
""'''i'S III int west.
A little boy, five years of age, fell off
the ferry dock at Davenport about 10
O'Clock last evening, but WAS rescued
tmi"uSh lhe efforts oil larger boy and
waterman Staasen.
George Willis who has been officiating
as cook nj Camp Baker, is confined to
his house with malarial troubles and the
campers are discussing the advisability of
folding up their tents in consequence.
Miss Arnes Riyhv resic,od hor -;
ton as stenographef at Guver &
Sweeney's law office Saturday night To
accept similar position in the office at
Fleming & Co.'S fruit house AMI entered
upon her new duties this morning.
A call for meeting of the democratic
committee anpears elsewhere in
this issue. Besides the apnojntment of
a successor to Chairman Yore other Inns.
mess OF Importance is to be transacted
and full attendar ce is highly essential.
The general merchants Honrr Dorr,a,,
& Sons, of Buffalo. Town who have haor
in bEsines since 1859, have assumed IN
W. W Humphrey. of Dsvennort Tho
liabilities amount to 81 600 The assets
real estate worth 5000 and |
goods worth 81, 900
The renubIican who wor,s 70 ho, o,u-
hat that Congressman Gest will receive
800 more votes in this county than he did |
in 1886, need not 90 far to be accommo, |
dated. We have heard several candidates
On the democratic county ticket say they
would like to meet him. No democrat
can be blufed on such bet.
Mr.. F. H. Warren. the cnmmerc,s,
traveller. who has lust returned from
rip through Iowa, reports numerous ar
,essions to the democratic ranks Inv re-
pubicans of long standing and int,nenca
n various parts of the state. Ii would
not surprise him in the least to see the
iawkeye state cast Its electoral vote for