Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25
CITY CHAT.
Ear canes At Lloyd s. Stewart's.

Fur capes at Lloyd s. Stewards.
Meigs Wait, of Reynolds, was in the
city today.
The sheriff is still coafiued to his room
through illness.
Mr.. Jehn Babcock, of WATERFOWL, was
in the city today.
Fur capes. just what the ladies want,
at Lloyd & Stewards.
Rev. F. A. Peterest. of Winnepeg,
Man, is at the Harper.
Ladies. you ought to see the nice fur
capes at Lloyd & Stewards.
The case of John ONeil VS.. the Sechler
Carriage company. is now on trial.
Mrs. Jacob Ohlweiler and daughter.
Miss Amelia. left for Chicago last night
on visit.
In the case of Mccarthy against the
Street Railway company. the jury granted
S51 as damages.
Go 10 G. F. Adams Home Furnishing
House, Davenport. for sideboards, ta>
bles, book cases. chairs, parlor suits
and lounges.
Joe Haas has taken in that trans
pareucy He intended it for a boomer
but il proved a boomerang and caused
him no end of trouble.
The finest assortment as we'll as the
largest. of chenille and lace curtains.
street. Davenport.
Bed Room Suits-We can save you
10 TO 10 per cent on these goods and give
credit when desired The Adams-322
Brady street, Davenport.
There was a little wreck In the Rock
Island yards this morning. occasioned by
the breaking of couple of cars. No
serious results sattended the mishap.
Messrs. Henry Lemburg, John Obi
weller. VIM. Dresser, Henry Geisler and
Geo. Savage are attending the State Liquor
Dealer association convention al Joliet.
Look over our fall stock of carpets be-
fore purchasing. We can save you
money besides showing you the latest
patterns. The Adams-322 Brady street,
Davenport.
The city council meets in special ses.
sion tonight to grant the Holmes Street
Railway company the ordinances sought
in conformity with its plans to equip
its system with electricity.
Mrs. r. w. Heartley. Mrs. NJ. f.
Mitchell. w. G. Blockie, ". A. Shaw
and Robert M. Orr, all of Chicago, are at
the Harper. They are here to attend the
Heurtley Champion nuptials tonight.
ALT Evans. who has been adiudged in
sane. was taken to the asylum at Elgin
this morning. as well as three patients
from the poor farm. Deputy Sheriff Sill
Wis. Steward w. II. II. Dow and Super>
visor Naylor accompanied them.
Don't fail to pay your 81 in the suit
club. as the first thirty-five who have
paid their money will be entitled to the
first drawing which will take place as
soon as the amount has been paid in.
Remember the place, Hopes the tailor.
Mr.. l. F. Smith, living at 3l5 Sixth
street, has received news of the death at
Elmwood, Illinois. of his mother, Mrs
L. Smith, whose remains are expected in
Rock Island tonight for interment. The
funeral will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow.
Mrs. Smith formerly resided in Rock Is
lond. Her age was sixty five years.
The clerks who are working for Sunday
closing met again last evening in the st.
James. Several new members from Rock
Island united with them, and the roster
now shows 81 members. 4 committee
of two was appointed to attend the meet,
ing of Ministerial association next
Monday morning and request the cooper
alton of that body.-Davenport Democrat
The young peoples association of the
Broadway church will give reception at
the home of Mr.. A. NJ Blakesley on the
corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty
third street, tomorrow. The committee
will welcome their friends from 3 to IL.
Coffee and sandwiches, ices and cake
will be served, the proceeds to be used
payment on the lot for the
Sunday school.
The funeral of T. p. Rafferty, was held
from st. Joseph's church at 10 O'Clock
this morning and the services were at
tended by an immense concourse of peo>
pie. There were many handsome floral
pieces, among others lovely cross from
MIR. VIM. II. Cation. The pail bearers
were Messrs. Chas. f. Evans. w. II
Cation, S. S. Hull and John McDarrah,
of Rock Island. and MessrS Thos Camp.
bell and T. f. Jones, of K ansas City.