Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-21
CITY CHAT.

two weeks visit.
Clemann & sslzmann's for folding beds
and eide boards.
Tim Murphy went to Webster City, Ia,
last mig bit on business.
Don't forget the masquerade ball at
8 Armory hall this evening.
A new line of the latest puff lies at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Wait until the grand opening of Dun
lap hats Saturday Feb. %.
An extraordinary musical programme
at the rink Monday night
Subscription masquerade of the Rock
Island Turner society one week from to-
night.
A few of the best lots in the upper
part of the city for sale by Geo. w. d.
Harris
Those bargain oak bedroom sets are 60
ing at a lively rate at Clemsnn s. Sal T.
MAINS.
$1,000 will buy neat house on Twer>
neth street For sale by Geo. W. D..
Harris.
County Judge Lucian Adams retur ned
from his two weeks visit to the south
last evening.
Bleuers band will hold their third an
nual masquerade at Armory hall tn is
evening.
On Monday evening Carriers spectacu
lar production The Fast Mail" will be
presented.
The annual subscription masquerade
of the Rock Island Turner society will be
held one week from tonight
Clemann s. Salzmann are now show
ing between 800 and 400 rolls of carpets
Pm all the various patterns.
Joseph Levy goes to Chicago tonight
20 attend the wedding of his daughte r
which occurs there tomorrow
Memorial services are to be held at the
First M. E. church tomorrow evening, to
the late Gen. W. T. Sherman.
About sixty acres in timber. two and
half miles from Milan on Rock river, for
sale cheap by Geo. W. D Harris
Orders have been received to hoist the
cold wave signal. The mercury, it is
predicted, will drop to zero by morning
Chas. McHugh and wife left for Chi
cago this morning and while in the city
Mr.. McHugh will purchase stock of and
hereafter deal in bicycles.
Rollin R Smith, representing the
American Implement Herald, of Indian
apohs Ind, is in the city in the interest
s. of his journal
q ". 81. Smith. formerly United States
express agent in this city, who has been
s lying dangerously i'll in Davenport IS not
s. expected to recover.
i A carload of fixtures, such as pipe.
couplings, connections, etc, for the Ca
8 Bile filter at the waterworks arrived over
the c., r. |. & P. this morning.
4 The query has been made as to whether
the street commissioner has gone into
league with the small boys to convert the
paved streets into skating ponds.
Maj. G. W. Halves, who has been at
Springfeld the past week on bus mess
concerning the Modern Woodmen, is
home for Sunday sojourn
81 good house of nine rooms, gooo eel.
lar and cistern, good lot and barn, well
located on Third avenue, for sale by Geo.
". D. Harris.
Monday will be observed as a nationa
holiday in honor of Washingtons birth
day, which occurs tomorrow, and nation
al banks will suspend in consequence.
ia Flags on the court house, Harper house
6pencer square pavilion and newspaper
buildings were hung at half mast today
i'm respect to the dead genera, W. T.
fisherman.
On complaint of W. A. Young yester-
day, Justice Cooke fined Peter Sornm er
e3 and costs for using abusive language,
and suspended the fine during good be-
havior
Mr. and Mrs D. T. Robinson leave
heXt week for an extended trip through
he south and east. intending first to visit
New Orleans and then proceed to the
boast and to New York.
The Industrial fair association has arr
Hanged a particularly interesting pro-
gramme for Monday evening, to include
music by select 9uartette and an orches>
ira provided by Prof. S. T. Bowlby.
A new time card takes effect on the
R. l. s. P tomorrow. Thereafter the
mail and express will leave at $40 a. m.
Instead of S:15 the express at 220p. m.
hs now and the mail and express arrives
ht 7:30 p. m. and the express at 1:30 p.
b. as heretofore.
The annual subscription masquerade
~ tho Roo1 Tolop6 Turnor aoriatv will