Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-18
BRIEFLETS.

| Furnished rooms to rent, gil 18Th ST
Fresh country eggs 23 cents per dozen
at Mays.
Milton Mobiles at Harper's theatre to
night.
Choice dressed chickens at C. c
Truesdale's.
Fresh dairy butter 23 cents per pound
at Mays.
The Milton Mobiles dramatic company
is at the Harper.
The Rock Island Building association
made loan of So. 500 at 20 per cent.
Dancing school at Armory hall We'd
nesday evening; admission 35 cents.
Mrs. J. G. Stanton, of Beardstown.
wife of Trainmaster Stanton, is visiting
in the city.
$4,000 to loan on real estate by
Peasants Ct Hurst, at lowest current
rates of interest without commission.
Princess combination tea is very fine,
neatly put up in one-half pound and one
pound packages, at G. c. Truesdale's.
Diphtheria, while abating, is not yet
wholly stamped out in Rock Island. Six
cases have been reported since the first
of the year.
A well known young business man is
soon to take unto himself wife, and flee
to the golden west with his prize and
grow up with the country,
The chart for the industrial fair will
be found at Wilmans news depot by
merchants DESTROYS of securing space, at
8 O'clock tomorrow morning.
Bro. Wilson, late of the Second Baptist,
church this city, has accepted call to
the colored Baptist church in Moline, and
has assumed charge of his new flock.
Mr.. William Moore, of Coal Valley,
was a welcome caller at the ARGUS office
today. Mr.. Moore is one of the staunch-
est democrats and best cit liens of the
county.
The wedding of Mr., W. H. Schilling-
er and Miss Cora L. McConchie occurs
at the residence of John Davenport, on
Twelfth street, between First and Second
a venues. this evening.
Nothing had been heL.d from the
Western Union injunction proceedings in
Chicago at $50 o'clock this afternoon, so
it is not likely that the arguments were
before Judge Gresham today.
Messrs. Eli Mosenfelder and G. E.
Adams have returned from the east,
where they purchased large stock of
goods for the boot and shoe department |
Of Mosenfelder g. Kohn's establishment |
Officer G. F. j. Wales, of the signal |
service corps. has been ordered to DAY.
IMPORT to relieve Sergeant Martin, SO long
n charge of the observatory in that city,
md who has heen transferred to Du-
1ugue.
The case against Officers Wichman and
long, wherein the policemen are charged
With inhumanity and assault resulting in
treat bodily injury, will be called in the
ircuit court when the Wood Kinyon case
s ended.
The Hon. W. F. Crawford of Edging>
on, drove to town on Tuesday distance
Il sixteen miles, in two hours letting his
orses take their own pace Union. The
Union evidently looks upon this feat of
Brother Crawford's as emitting him to a
eelection to the state legislature.
The difficulty attending the heating of
Iarper's theatre. hst IN overcome, and
'verything will 0e in good order tonight.
he pipes have all been cleaned out
ince the recent cold snap, and the fires
indled yesterday morning. in order that
ne building may be thoroughly heated.
lone may fear discontinue in attending
he Milton Mobiles entertainment tonight.
Two odd hand new gloves of pig skin
overing, lined with fur, were left at the
olice station this morning. The gloves
ary trifie in size and quality. are both
,r The left hand. and were found by some
lildren under the band stand In Union 4
luare. The gloves were probably stolen
ON in front Of one Of our gents fur
shing emporiums.