Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-01

already made great success in these
branches of work. we are certain of her
encouragement here.
Overseer of the Poor Engel distributed
during the months of July and August
For substance. $3.50; for clothing. $s4
for fuel. S2l; toIal. Ala. For transpor-
tation of paupers. So 35.
George Sutclifre. the enterprising paper
dealer, is doing larger business this year
Than any year previous to this. He has
more men at work and does more sign
painting and decorating than any other
dealer in the three cities. He has the
largest stock of paper and IS selling it at
90 to 80 per cent lower than anyone else.
Call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Secretary Searle of the Rock Island
Citizens Improvement association has
engaged L. V. Eckh art to collect the az
nual dues of the association, Mr.. Eckhart
having succeeded so'well year ago, and
he says all members are meeting their
obligations eheerfully. There could be
n better evidence of confidence in the
association than this. or of the good feel
ing that is everywhere prevailing in the
city.
Col. Clendenin has an order from G en-
Reece relative to the rife prastiss en-
csnpment to- b. opened at Camp Linsels
fTora Sept 3 ss FER the members Of the
State Rifle team. The Sixth regiment
is awarded five of the IA msmS srs
of the team. splendid representation
considering that there are five other regi-
ments. In addition to the team menu
bers, three other iexpert marksnen from
the Sixth are ordered to report for duty
from Sept. to Sept. 12.
The Moline city council held another
special session last evening. adopted the
tri-clty street railway bond ordinance,
after mutual concessions on the part of
city and the street railway company.
The name of the company, Davenport
Il Rock Island railway company, can
Rot be changed and it was thoroughly ex-
plsihed to the council by Manager Lou
derback, but that official agreed to put
the word Moline on the body of the ears
running into that city without disturbing
the name Of tile !sonpaay, bat over
part Of it in such a manner as to form q
neat monogram. The signs on the tops
of The ears will not be removed but re-
man as now.
Il is reported that DR.. r. F. We:dasr,
the learned tbeologisu of Augusssas Col
lege, who is now away on his vacation.
vii not return TO Augustans College. 10
be & resident member OF the faculty, he
having accepted the passionate of St. Paul's
Ger glisb) Lutheran church in Humboldt
PARK. Chicago. This is one of the largest
churches on The west side. He will also
become 9 member Of the faculty CT The
sew Lutheran Theological Summary in
Chicago as professor of the Hebrew Ian.
gusge. and will devote one or two days
each week to the seminary here in the
same capacity. so it will be seen that be
will not be lost entirely to the latter IA
stitution, though he and his good wife
are 20 become residents of Chicago.
The annual prospectus of AugustAns
Business College and School of Phoao-
graphy has been issued by Principal J.
E. Gustas. On the cover appears hand
some steel engraving of the building. The
faculty consists of J. Edwin Gustus, prin-
cipa, bookkeeping, business practice,
business law and pennanship; P. G.
Sjoblom. photography ana typswriting;
2. G.. Freytsg, initiatory bookkeeping,
business arithmetic, rapid reckoning anu
civil government; Carl A. Wendell, Eng
lisn grammar. photography. composition
and business letter writing; Jos. B. Oak
leaf, lecturer on the laws and customs of
business; c. A. Rossnder, teacher of
gymnastics and military tactics. The
pam phlet contains q great deal of useful
information prepared in the most attrae-
tive and intelligent manner. The fall
term opens next Tuesday.
viii There he q New FsPrg
snpferapee uou hold OF thu usrnar