Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-11


Fresh tomatoes. asparagus. cucumbers
and spinach at c. G. Truesdale's.
Special bargains in every department
at the Golden Eagle tomorrow.
Tomorrow only-free marbles with
every sale at the Golden Eagle.
The winnebago indians will give war
dance at the Industrial fair tonight.
Mr. II G. Whitridge and family have
permanently located at San Jose, Cal.
Pat Rooney will display his new
wardrobe" at Hsrper's theatre tonight.
A bag of assorted marbles free with
every sale at the Golden Eagle tomorrow.
BOYS. go to the Golden Eagle and get
a bag of marbles free with every sale.
Re I'd the Adams Wall Paper Cos. ad ,
vertis ement in this issue. 1t will interest
you.
'Helpl Help Help US move-it will
pay you" Goods must be removed at
Mays.
Prices paralyzcd Read the advertise
ment of the Adams Wall Faoer Co. in
this issue.
The drilling of the srtesian well for
Mitchell & Lynde has reached depth of
twenty. five feet.
Capt. Lyon, the new officer at the
Rock Island arsenal. arrived with his
family last night.
The grading of Spencer square, prepar>
atory TO putting in the cross walks, has
been commenced.
The Wisconsin Indians took in the In
dustrial fair last night and lodged at the
armor7. They are bound south.
Temporary store and tool houses have
been erected on the point of the Island
for use during the repairing of the draw
pier.
Rev. T. W. Grafton has accepted the
call TO the psstorste of the Christian
chapel, this city, and will be here the first
Sunday in May.
The Golden Eagle can now show full
and complete line of bows and children's
clothing. at prices 10 to 20 per cent lower
than elsewhere.
Capt. Whistler brought the F. c. A.
Denkman out last evening and started up
the river this morning for a raft for
Weyerhauser & Denkmsn.
Mir G. F. Fleming started for his home
at san Jose, Cal, last evening taking
with him fine Columbia bicycle which
Mr.. Chas McHugh sold him.
Ii is a safe assumption that the Rock
ford Construction Co. has decided to 10,
| cateits plant at Sears, though nothing en-
tirely definite has yet been learned.
The Tri- city Independent, of Moline,
appears this week with column rules
turned in respect to the memory of its
deceased editor, Geo. G. Thompson.
Rev DR.. Adds Albro, of the Moline
NJ. f. church. has accepted a call TO the
First Methodist church at Utica, n. Y. q,
| and will enter upon his new pastorate
May
The farm of Newton j. Hubbard neal
| Hillsdale will be sold tomorrow at 2
O'Clock. c., B. & Q. train to leave Rock
good farm.
The M. &St. p. will sell land excur.
sion tickets on April %, May 20, Sept
and %, and Oct. IA, at one fare fol-
round trip. Tickets are good for thirty
days from date of sale.
William H. Long steward on the new
steamer ]. w. Van SAINT, is laying in pro-
visions and material for the cook house,
pantry and cabin. The handsome Graf,
will leave for the north Monday.
The Orpheus club, of Moline, consti.
| tuted the most attractive feature of the
Industrial fair last night and number OF
enjoyable selections were rendered. To-
night the Ocarnia club appears.
The marriage of Rev. Geo. E. Plat
formerly of this city and now of F rank
lin, Ind. and Miss Lillian Chsnnon. of
Davenport, occurs at the brides home
across the river next Wednesday even.
ing.
| Mrs. Mary Scball died at the residenc
of MISUNDERSTANDING John Schall, in Coe
yesterday morning. Her husband wa.
killed in Missouri during the war. Hel
age was forty-five years, and she leave
one son.
4 The body of Edward Shallin, the DO,
killed at Colona yesterday morning, wal
brought to this city last night and the
funera, will be held from the bereaveC
home on Seventh avenue Sunday after
noon.
/
estate man of Seattle. who has been tn
guest of G. Leiendecker, departed yester
day for Rock Island, where he takes unit,
himself q wife ere journeying to his west
ern home uscatine Neaos- Tribune.
i An important town election is to b,
held at Port Byron next Tuesday. TIL,
license question will be the issue, an,
! there is likely to be a close fght-bot
|. sides claiming q majority of three. Tn.
town has been without license for ter
years.
A great many of the Golden Eagle
boy friends not being able to call las
Saturday. it has decided to give then
another chance and will tomorrow give 4
each purchaser q bag of assorted marble
free of charge. Remember. for tomorrov
! only
The Union brings out DR.. w. f
: Bougbton. of Edgington, for the legisls
ture, this morning. We supposed tn
1ctor got about as much recogniti o.
. from the party as he was entitled Il
when Gest gave him the Edgington post
Office.
FL Messrs. VIM. Atkinson and Wu
/ Nevins have been on visit to Galesbur
and Bardolph looking after brick for thei
contracts in Rock Island and Davenport
The two blocks on Eighteenth street wi
be put in before work is commenced /
Davenport.
s. E. GRANGE, Supt. of the Hannibal
St. Joseph railroad, hss issued circuls
announcing the appointment Of p. T
Houlahan, formerly train master of Ii
Q Rock Island and St. Louis division of u
e lC., B. & O., as assistant superintendent
with Headquarters at Brookfeld.