Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-04
BRIEELETS.

in new daughter.
j. Fl. Buckingham and wife, of Chica
go, are in the city.
L. B. Thomas. of Des Moines. is visit
ing relatives in the city.
A Twenty>third street family has fei
pets. pair of young coons.
Davenport's ball team was knocked by
Peoria again yesterday-17 to 6.
The sun circle didn't foretell anything
so terribly disastrous after all.
Supervisor Cash Hartman. of Black
Hawk, was gliding about the streets to.
day.
The great sale of the Wetherell bank
rupt stock is progressing rapidly at Nc
Cabe Bros.
st. Luke's Hospital guild held meet'
ing at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Buford
this afternoon.
Fancy stripe surah silks 40 cents. from
the Wetherell stock. at McCabe Bros
Chicago price IS cents.
The funeral of the late W. Il. Whit
man will be held from Trinity church to-
morrow afternoon, at $50 o'clock.
Dan Daily is on his dray again. He has
q fine new horse, new harness and his en-
tire outfit looks very neat.
There is no news from the front today
Spring Valley, where the Rodmar
Rifles are doing soldier duty.
Hon. ]. Il. Paddelford, of cleveland,
was in the city this morning on his way
to Presumption to attend the Whist,
| cattle sale.
The Davenport Democrat Gazette start
ed fund for the johnston n sufferer.
yesterday morning and $500 was raised
by last night.
Mrs. Boswell, the great gypsy fortune
teller, is at 1917 Fourth avenue, Roct
Island. for thirty days. only from te
$50 p. m.
All the newest patters OF printed India
silks "a cents per yard while they last
from the great Wetheren bankrupt sale
at McCabe Bros. Chicago price 62l
cents.
Error-27 gross dress steels advertised
at SO cents per dozen from the Wetherel
bankrupt stock, should be 8 cents pei
dozen; usual price z cents, at McCabe
Bros.
Mr.. Ben T. Cable arrived in the city
this morning from his Texas ranch, look
ing hale and hearty. Mrs. Cable accom-
panied him as far as St. Louis and will
arrive later.
A large bay horse with white stripe on
the face and spawned on the right hind
leg wandered into Tindall's barn las,
night. Owner may have same by paying
expenses.
The concert that is to be given by the
Christian church on Thursday even
ing, June IS, will include the best talent
in the three cities. The programme will
be published later on.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Building, Loan and Savings association,
Tuesday evening, June 4th, 1889. Pre-.
miums from eighteen to twenty per cent.
E. II. Guyer, Secretary.
VIM. Hawthorn has taken charge of
his old restaurant, and will see that every
thing in his line is served in complete
style and to the satisfaction of every one,
and would desire those eating dinner
away from home to give him call.
Mr.. Geo. Wagner received dispatch
from New York this morning. announc>
ing the death there of his o Id friend, Mr..
August Schmidt. former resident of
this city, and whose father, at one time,
was proprietor of the Atlantic brewery.
Last night horse belonging to Wor-
leY's livery barn of Davenport. was
driven into Tindall's barn, where it was
found that the animal was badly over
worked. 1t was taken care of by Mr..
Tindall, but died before morning-com-
pletely driven to death.
The funeral of the late Dedriech Glue.
sing at Moline Sunday afternoon was one
of the largest ever held in that city. Rev.
j. C. FL. Read conducted the services at
the home Of the deceased, the Druids
also participating. At the grave an ova-
ton was delivered by City Attorney IL.
Haas. of this city.
As the little barefoot" season is at
hand. says an exchange. We are reminded
that during the period We often hear Of
one who has stuck rusty nail in his foot
and lock-iaw has resulted therefrom.
All such wounds can be healed without
any fatal consequences following them.
The remedy is simple. It is only necessary
to smoke such wound. or any wound OF
bruise that is infiamed, with burning
woei or WOODEN cloth. Twenty minutes
In the smoke Of wool win take the pain
ont of the worst case Of Inflammation
arising from wound.