Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-05
CITY CHAT.

The Little Gipsy" viii entertain you
at the Armory tonight.
Train master J. G. stanton of the c. B
q z. was 10 the city today.
Rabbits. ducks, dressed chickens and
turkeys at FIG Youngs.
The Black Hawk Building & Loan
association meets tonight
Golden Gate fancy fruits in peaches.
pears and spricots at Browuer's.
Dressed turkeys and chickens. bulk
oysters aud celery At Longs.
Cataba and malaga grapes. sweet cider
and Florida oranges At Longs.
For rent a good seven room house.
good cellar. Enquire at Kohn & Adler's.
In addition to the cantata at Armory
hall tonight Mrs. Manlove win sing again.
| IL will do YOU good to see the Gypsy
Cantats by so children tonight at the
Armory.
The Rock Island 81 Milan road Is TO
be sold BY Receiver Hass at the court
house to morrow.
E. l. Leveen. ESQ OF the London. left
Tor the east this afternoon OH important
business.
It's not improbable that Stanley, the
famous explorer. will lecture 10 Rock ISL
and during the coming winter.
Bridge Supt. Fleming. OF the Rock
Island bridge, today received an order 10
close the draw for the season.
Grand rabbit lunch at Theo Frees sa.
loon 700 Twelfth street Saturday evenir 2.
Patrons and friends are invited.
Found-A pocket book, on Sixth ave-
nue.. Owner can have same by calling on
Letter Carrier Perry at postofice.
MIR. Henry Carse. daughter Miss Mollie
and 500 John, left this morning for a vi
SIT to Pittsburg, the home OF hr Csrses
boy hood.
Mr.. Geo. SchafeI. his son and daughter.
all OF whom have been very ill with diph,
iberia. are recovering nicely. Allare able
70 be up.
Mr.. Ross WOodmansee. OF the Daven-
port Gas company. died last night. He
was well known in business circles 10 the
three cities.
May, the leader in low prices in gro.
ceries. has an interesting notice elsewhere
on this page TO which he inv ties the at
tention of the public.
News has been received of the safe ar
rival at Los Angeles. Cal. of Mr. John A.
Boyer and his neice. Miss D@gan, after q
very pleasant trip.
A number Of freight cars were di,chec
and damaged in the Rock Island wards
this morning bnt no heavy damage was
done or injury suffered.
The Sewing School will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the old high school building
at O'Clock. The ladies Relief Society
Will meet al the same building at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kerr and Mr.. T.
II. Thomas attended the funeral of Mrs.
J. ii. McGovern at Orion This morning.
There was an immense attendance of
friends from the country all about Orion
Overcoa,s sold elsewhere at $3.50.
advertised as "a bargain and great
weapon. the LoLdon sell for Sl2 IS
which can be suostantiated by parties re-
siding In Rock Island.
Did anyone ever see clothing sold in
Rock Island to Davenport people, before
the London csmes Yellow bundles are
now crossing every hour. This proves
plainly Whist good goods at low prices
will do.
Suits sold for 50 so else where, the Lon
don sells without blowing for $6 rs
which fac; can be substantisted, by parties
living In Presumption, Ills. This is a
sample o. the prices advertised by the
Lonoon's would. be com petitors as "a
great weapon"
Mr.. @ c. McIntire. Of McIntire Bros.
displayed his spirit OF public pride and
enterprise this morning by having erected
over his dry goods store some Of The most
attractive signs that adorn Second ave
nue.. Alters Is the artist.
The Union street railway line OF the
Holmes syndicate proposes BY changing
its route from Sixth TO Seventh avenues
in east Moline TO build over q right AL
ready offered il through Riverside
cemetery TO the thicklY growing resident
portions east aud south OF that city.
A party in Rock Island (who gave us
full liberty to use his name II necessarily
bought an overcoat of the London for
$l4.25 and sold IL next day to one of our
merchants for $40. This very remarkable
and singular Statement can be plainly
proved TO anyone. The London never
sdvertises any fact but what can be fully
subsiantistei.
Geo. nj. johnson. business representa-.
tive of THE Kindergarten" com pany. Is
IN the city making preparations for the
production OF his play at Hsrpers
on wednesday evening OF next week.
Manager Lyon OF the same company, also
arrived this forenoon and brings most en-
couragiug reports OF the success of his
company.
| Mr.. Fred Hass returned last evening
from Chicago. where he secured the
deeds OF both the Rock Island and Bur
iington roads to the right of way over
their tracks al the foot Of Tweniy>fourth
street for viaduct purposes, Tue only
thing that now stands In the way OF the
project is the blotted title OF the Dart To-,
at Twenty.fourth street and Third
avenue.
In the county court Yesterday and to-
day was tried the case appealed from a
Moline Justices court of South Moline
against the Moline Central Electric rail :
way. The case was heard by Judge
Adams and q jury composed OF Messrs
| i1hoi NaIu. ". oster, James w. Cava-
naugh, p. A. Skinner. G E. Brown.
William Mcdonald. John Bollman. s.
Kennedy. Patrick Roney. A II Hamil :
ton. James Lerch and Fl. P. Bruner.
Mr.. g. W. Sjoblad lost his pocket book
containing 1910 on Seventeenth street
near the alley 10 the rear Of Bengston's
block last evening. On returning to look
for it he discovered Geo Washington. the
colored citizen. In the act OF picking it
up. Sioblad demanded his property snd
Washington gave II IN him On count
ing over the money Sjoblad found 500
missing. He Immediately had Washing
ton arrested. The latter denied hsving
any OF the lost money. and was kept al
the station all night. This morning be
produced $S5. and later the police found