Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-17
CITY CHAT.


bel of her young lady friends this even,
ing
The great stage sensation of the day
Faust and Marguerite" at the theatre
tonight.
Seventy new members are expected TO
join the Broadway Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning.
Kann & Huckstsedt have just received
some new and very elegant line OF car
pets and baby carriages.
A good lot. 40x130. with barn on
Ninth avenue near Twentieth street for
sale by Geo. W. D. Harris.
Mrs o. B. Wright. OF Rural, who has
been at the bedside of her sister. Miss
d madison. at Sheldon, Mo is expected
home tonight.
The New York Symphony CAB. one OF
the finest musical concert clubs on the con.
tinent. will give an entertainment in Rock
Island March 90.
Al A Mol dwelling, with fine grounds
in one OF the best residence localities in
the upper part of the city. for sale by
Geo. W. d. Harris.
A good residence OF eight rooms, fine
corner lot in the upper part OF the city.
convenient to the upper saw mills and
depot, for sale chesp by Geo. W. d. Hsr-
| ris.
10 acres on the bluff, five in fruit and
s under cultivation; house Z rooms. good
cellar. well. cistern and bar o. for sale at
bargain by Geo. W. d. Harris.
Rev. ]. H, c. Read. OF Grand Island.
Neb., formerly pastor Of the First Bsp-
list church of Moline, Is visiting old
friends in Rock I-lsnd and Moline.
House of five rooms. good cellar. with
cistern, new barn. lot fifty three feet
front on SIKH avenue. convenient TO the
business part of the city, for sale by Geo
W. D. Harris.
NJ. NJ. Corbett. OF Cordovs, was in the
city today. He has decided to cast his lot
in Rockford, and hang out his single
there as an attorney. He is out of poll.
tics he says forever
Rev. j. II. Kerr delivers his third ad-
dress 10 the bible series tomorrow after.
noon at $3.50 p. m. in the Y. NJ G. A,
rooms. The subject is The General
Eplstles of Paul" Al young are invited
Patrick Rooney claims the honor Of
having sold the largest number of ticket:
for the Schnell cl ub entertainment next
week. Pat has glib tongue. winning
way and perseverance thst surmounI.
all obstacles.
Mr. Chas. F. Weber, proprietor snt
manager Of the Roberts Sailer company
which appears at Harper's theatre tonight
made the ARGUS q pleasant call tbi,
morning. The company played at or
tumws last night.
The revival meetings At the Lifted
Presbyterian church under the Leadership
of Evangelist ]. G. Stewart are very
successful. A large number are forward
every night seeking salvation. They
will be continued during next week every
night.
Between the fourth and fifth act o
the production of Faust and Marguerite
by the Roberts-Ssile company tonight
the famous broken scene will be intro
duced; the curtain will go down thre,
minutes to allow time for stage setting.
Revival services are held at Mint
, street NJ. E church every evening a
7:30 with children's meeting at 4:l5 p. IN
t The pastor will be assisted by Rev. N
A A. Head. Rev. John Crimson and others
I The pastor, Rev. NJ. N. McCreight in
vites all TO attend the services.
Head Clerk C. W. HAYES of the Mod
e ern Wood men, arrived from Springfield
this morning. He returned via Peori
a and brought a number of copies of tn
a new official organ of The order-T
e Modern WOOdBaeH. The paper does nc
8 in appearance come up either to III
4 Echo or Maui and Wedge. but improv,
e men,s are promised in its make up.
= According TO report which the poe
i farm committee has prepared for submis
+ sion 10 the next term of the Rock Islam
e county board of supervisors, there ar
% 106 inmates at the county farm. tn
j. running expenses last year were $40. 1877.
g ii; the products for the year brought q
IT income of 80 .9Os. 95. or rather made
Re saving of that amount in feeding th
e prisoners. A new building was erecte
e at cost of 5000. The value Of Ii
q personal property at the farm amount
N to S14. O36 90.
Huebnger Bros. of Davenport. hay
gotten out IN neat and convenient fori
a series of 1876 views of Rock Island. Nj
4 line and Davenport. together with Roc
n Island arsenal. including In addition
Is birds-eye sketches of each Of the citi,
). and the island the most important built
Z, ings in each. These books contain al.
J. interesting descriptive sketches. and G
g the whole makeup q very sttracti'
o souvenir well worthy of preservation
= The books are to be sold al very ressol
d able rates, and may be seen at Huebing
= Bros. art rooms inDavenport.
re Richard A. Ti-ahsn. formerly Of u
- city. bu' Nruoty low
predic