Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
Furnishing House. sas Brady street,

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The revision of salaries of postmasters
for the state of Illinois raises the com.
peusation of the Rock Island Office from
SO. 500 to 900.
Mr.. Fields and wife, guitar and banjo
players, and song and dance artists, are
one of the principal attractions at the
circus this evening.
Those beautiful star waists, in solid
colors with trimming and turned cuffs
will be included in the special sale at the
NJ. & K. tomorrow morning.
Remember the fairy operatta, Golden
Hair and the Three Bears" at Harper's
theatre tomorrow night for the benefit OF
the high school piano fund.
In Chicago at o'clock this morning,
occurred the marriage of Mr.. James NJ.
Grady. formerly of this city, and Miss
Lizzie Donnelly. of that city.
DR.. Paul reports Mr.. Kahlke as pass
ing fairly comfortable night. with no
perceptible change in his condition to-
day. He is still unconscious.
Reserved seats for the Golden Hair
operetta are on sale at Clemann & Sslz-
mann's. All who wish to enjoy this at>
traction should secure tickets.
| Try the new Excelsior Bread made
only at the Vienna Steam Bakery, Dav>
export. For sale at Weyerhauser &
| Denkman's mill store. Fl. Korn.
Duchack's 10 and 20 cent circus was
crowded last evening. aud every one
went away satisfied that it is a good
show, and well worth the money.
The little ones are all in a great fever
of excitement waiting to see the enter
tainment of the Golden Hair and the
Three Bears" next Friday evening.
Miss Dora Schmidt, sister of the late
Henry Schmidt, arrived from St. Louis
last night and will remain until after the
funeral of her deceased brother.
The c., R. l. & p road has announced
q rate of one fare for the round trip To
al, points east of the Missouri river on
July and 4, good for return until July
Is.
Mr.. Ezra s. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Chicago, old>time residents of
this city, arrived to renew old acquaiD>
tances. They will remain until after the
Fourth.
Julius Junge, proprietor of the Rock
Island bottling works, has purchased a
high>spirited horse. which wears gold
mounted harness and pulls brand new
delivery rig.
81 80 for an elegant oak rocker, plush
covered seat and top. Actual value So.
This week only. The c. F. Adams
Home Furnishing house, 322 Brady street.
Davenport.
More new designs in refrigerator
prices way down. The Farson. the one
all others pattern after. The G. F. Ad-
ans Home Furnishing House, 322 Brady
street, Davenport.
| Miss Mollie Carse has reached home
| from st. Louis. where she has been att
tending school. Her many friends will be
pleased to know that she passed com
plimentary examination.
The Turner's of Rock Island, Daven.
port and Moline will return home at
11:30 this evening. Their friends will
meet them at the train in procession,
headed by two bands of music
Mr.. John Mulqueen has been engaged
by the mayor and street and alley COM
mittee to look after the sidewalk inter-
ests. The city official will see that torn
up sidewalks are replaced with walks
called for by the city ordinance.
Duchacks circus will give its last per
formance this evening, and all who have
not seen it should attend this evening, as
it is one of the best 10 and 90 cent shows
travelling. Remember the place. oppo-
site Harper's theatre.
i Little Carrie Hanson, who resides or
Third avenue between Twelfth and Thir.
tenth streets, while playing in the alley
was run ovey by kindling wood wagon
DR.. Carter was telephoned for and sayl
the injuries and painful but not serious
Larkins s. Stephens. the contractor.
for the Y. M. c. A. building, aremaking
the dirt fly A large force are engaged
Iexcavating for the foundation. The
work will be pushed with the expecta-
ton of completing the building before
winter.
Mr.. Thomas Grant, one of the happy
spirited and one of the best liked en-
ployes of the glass works. takes his de.
parture this evening for Belle Vernon
Penn. to breathe the mountain air His
friends in the lower end of the city hope
he will have pleasant vacation.
Turner hall has been in possession OF
Sutcliffe Bros. for ten days. The trans.
formation made by the painters and pa
per hangers is striking to the eve. The
side walls and ceiling have been beauti-
fed by expensive paper of different
shades. Mrs. Herkert is doing her par,
to add to the looks and comfort of the
place.
Notice to Contractors.