Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-06
CITY CHAT.

ing.
DR.. Gslrs condition remains about the
same
Joe Haas has learned one lesson. He
has issued no orders this campaign.
Electric burglar alarm outfits carefully
installed BY George G. Champion.
The F. G.. A. Denkmaa brought her
first raft through the draw this morning.
Millinery opening on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week at McCsbe Bros.
The best productions of the leading
makers Of wall paper csn be had at R..
Champion & Cos.
Window shades ready for putting up
mounted on the best spring rollers, very
cheap at Cfsmpton's.
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock 20 pi, ces
brown cotton twilied crash at 2ic per
yard at McCabe Bios.
Il have always been. am now snd ex-
Poetic remain q republican. Joe Haas
in republican convention.
Newest. choicest and most stylish of
millinery will be shown at McCabe Bros.
opening exhibit this week
The Bunker Hill note paper, ruled and
plain, in pound packages. 25c. less than
half usual rate. AZ Crsmpton's.
Vote for j. NJ. Bniord for city treas
urer. He is time tried and thor
oughly efficient sud is willing to serve.
The exercises il honor of the Twenty
fifth anniversary OF The G. A. r. aye 70
be held at the First NJ Z church tonight.
sl,2OO will buy a five room cottage
with large lot on Vine street. il taken
soon: ]. E. Reidy. 1903 Second avenue
An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Herkert on Moline avenue. died last
night Of peritonitis and whoopiog cough.
"Wednesday morning at 9 O'Clock 10
pieces Of genuine Turkey red table da.
mask. Il cents per yard. at McCabe
Bros
Give John LooneY your vote for city
attorney He is rising sad ambitious
young lawyer and is entirely worthy of
the Office;
K Champion & Co. are in receipt of
the latest styles of picture mouldings.
etchings and other pictures of desirable
subjects.
Persons selecting their wall paper this
spring at Champions. will get nothing
but the most approved in pattern and
eoloriug
The mayor has instructed Marshal
Miller to see to il that the saloons are
closed tomorrow as is customary on cleo,
ton day
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to:
Foot-Nor,h. 6l7; south. Gil; total.
i,22s. Teams-Nortb. 500; south, 5e3;
total. 1,132
You will run no risk in getting faulty
aud bad patterns and coloring when SCI
lecting wall paper from the stock of r.
Champion g. Co.
Edward Burrill. Jr.. is the popular
candidate for township collector, and if
indications go for aught be will be given
handsome msjoritY.
Special for Thursday morning at 0
o'clock. pure linen crash. Is inches wide,
four yGs for 25c, or 10 yds for 81, at
McCa5e Bros, 16 yds. being the limit to
any one customer.
The Rock Island & Peoria will run
through coach to Decatur on the after.
noon train tomorrow, and the morning
train the next day. on account of the G
A. X encampwent.
A boy named Kennedy residing in this
!. city jumped of freight train in Moline
yesterday and fell on bis face, lacerating
it fearfully. The injuries are not re.
garded IS serious though.
The greatest linen sale of the de ,ade
takes place this week at McCsbe Bros.
Linens from Scotland. Ireland, Belgium,
Germany. England and France, as well
as American manufactures.
All who want 9 fair and equitable es-
sessment of citY property should vote for
]. r Johnston. He is well qualified and
thoroughly conversant with the duties in
cumbent upon the assessor.
Mrs. George Washington nee Mary
Winston (colored) died at her home at
707 Second street on Saturday evening,
aged 40 years, and was buried from the
colored Methodist church thia afternoon
at 9 O'Clock.
Vote for George w. Henry for city
clerk. He Is honest. competent and iu>
dusthous and will show that there is one
man besides Bobert Koehler in Rock ISL
and who is able to discharge the duties
of that Office.
Partisan styles. London styles. exclu-
oive stvfes and original deaiOn of nat