Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-07
CITY CHAT.

Call and examine our machines, a,
1918 Second avenue.
Oil, needles and repairs for sew ng
machines at 1918 Second avenue.
Good fresh mich cow for sale. En-
euire of N. P. F. Nelson. South Park.
A good corner lot. convenient to lower
factories. for sale by Geo. W. D. Harris.
Remember the best place to buy a
Singer sewing machine is st 1913 Second
avenue.
Conductor Tom Fuller, of the c. NJ
& st. P. is back on his train again look
ing hale and hearty.
The funeral of the late Conductor J.
NJ. Palmer will be held from the Baptist
church at p. N. tomorrow.
A good lot, 40x130, with barn, on
Ninth avenue near Twentieth street, for
sale BY Geo. W. D. Harris.
Frank Shinstrom, of Big Island. died
this morning of cancer. and will be buried
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
5oOu iot Ou SlAII dteHue UetWSt
Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth streets
FOR sale cheap By George W. D Harris.
Two high and dry lots, corner of Ri ght
snd-a-half avenue and Twenty-seyenth
streets, for sale cheap by George W. D.
Harris.
A fine high and dry lot, we'll located on
the bluff, in Rodn ans sub divisioa. for
sale at a great sacrifice, By Geo. W D.
Harris
Mrs. E. B. Sargent, who has been Wis
itipg with the family of Supt S. S.
Kemble, left this morning FOR her home
in Rockford.
An elegant new line of chamber suits
and dining tables and new patterns in
carpets arriving everyday at Kann i
Huckstsedts.
The executive committee of the Rock
Island county farmers institute met at the
court house this afternoon and decided to
hold the next institute at Barstow, Feb.
10.
Ciemann 6 SalZmsnn, the tireless toll
ers in the furniture and carpet trade, are
receiving new goods every day in furni-
ture and carpets of the latest and N ost
popular styles.
Clemann & Salzmann received today a
telegram from the manufacturers of those
bargain bedroom SETS stating that car
load had just been shipped. They will
arrive here some time next week.
A special train will run from Cable to
Rock Island tomorrow morning at II
o'clock, on account of the funeral of
Conductor Palmer, and one viii be
run from Peoria, reaching here at noon.
both returning after the services.
An entertainment was given IT the
Twenty~ninth street Christian chspe Ell
last evening. which was attended By an
audience in SIZE beyond the accom- N oia-
tons of the house. A number of fine
magic lantern views were given. and S2S
cleared for the benefit of the chapel.
Rev. c. E. Taylor will deliver his sec>
ond lecture to young men in the N. G.
4, rooms tomorrow at $50 p. IN. He
will speak on the Work OF the Holy
Spirit, as shown in the New Testament
A short song service with two special Sc
lections from a male quartette will pre-
cede the address.
Ernest Sommer, accompanied bv his SIS
ter, Miss Rosa, will leave for Chicago
this evening to attend the marriage of
their brother. Edward, formerly of this
city, which takes place early next week.
At the residence of A. E. Lyford in
Moline this evening, the Episcopal ladie s
give supper and art entertainment All
are cordially invited. Supper So cents
Supper from 6 to 8 p. m. The blue line
of cars will 90 direct, and ac4r will be
in waiting to return up to $50 p. N.
The Builders Sand and Gravel com~
pany was organized st Davenport Thurs
day evening and is composed of the con-
tractors and builders of the three cities,
with capital stock of $4,000. The
company has purchased the Lone Star
with dre3ge boat and other paraphernaiis
owned and operated by Goose & Rueoel
in the sand business, and will do genera
sand and gravel and towing business.
DR.. R. F. Weidner will preach {
memorial sermon on the late Dr. I. n
Hasselquist at Augustana college chape
tomorrow morning to which all Will d
welcomed. The funeral on Monday VII
be attended by very great numb Der from
abroad. The ten Swedish Lutheran min
listers from Chicago have all cent wore
that they intend to be present, and as
will be necessary to reserve nearly all tn
room for the mourners, and for minister
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