Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-25
TOWN TALK.

Poultry dressed TO order at Truesdale's.
rresh oysters and celery at Browner's.
S. 5. Davis went to Chicago last night.
large assortment of fruit at Brown
er's
Nice Michigan peaches 40c basket at
Truesdale's.
A. r, Taylor. clerk of the appellate
court at Ottawa, is in the city.
Albert Yates. formerly of tais city and
now of st. Louis. is here on a visit 10
friends.
Georg2 Suicliff has no opposition in
goods and low prices. He has taken the
lead and will continue to do SO.
The wedding of Adolph Hoover, of
Andslusia, to miss Anna Pratt, of this
city, Is announced to take place on Oct.
IA.
At his home 1410 Third avenue at s
o'clock last evening, Squire Halves
united IN marriage James Robinson and
Sarah Remson
60 to George Sutcliffe and you will al
ways be pleased with what you buy of
him as he will treat you honestly and give
you the best and the most for your money.
Free bridges to the lower end of the
county and TO Mercer county across Rock
river near the mouth of the Hennepin
canal should be The cry in Rock Island
now.
Mrs. Amanda Babcock is lying in
critical condition at the residence of
George Dodge on Tenth avenue, and
grave hopes are expressed as to her re-
covery.
The Judge Cook residence, located on
Eighteenth street between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, will be sold at O'Clock
tomorrow on the premises at public sale
to the highest bidder.
To see the bundles of wall paper taken
from George SATELLITES store daily one
would think he was the only dealer OF
the kind in the city. 1t is his immense
line of fine goods with remarkable low
prices that tell.
The Davenport Democrat referring to
the twin trees on the island of Rock ISL
and which Capt. Lyon ard Post Surgeon
Craig have christened Rock Island and
Moline, says: Couldn't the name Day
export be inserted in neat monogram
form somewhere in that double inscrip-
tion?' This may be intended for
yoke"
The game law, as amended last winter,
permits hunting in this state as follows:
Squirrels. from June to September IS;
woodcock, July Is to September Is;
prairie chickens, September to April is;
wood duck. September to April Is; other
ducks and geese, September Is to April
Is; quail. November TO December Is;
wild turkeys, November 1 to January /;
deer, September Is to January Is.
The Union is now desperately en5eav-
oring to console the power behind the
throne by Safeguarding Capt. Marshall
and Acting Secretary Grant. This is
pretty proceeding isn'tit. 1t creates such
nice impression to see a newspaper
which boasts of always being alive and
kicking when Rock Islands interests are
st stake, attempting to SANDER govern
ment officials simply because they did not
locate great international project in q
manner that would permit one individual
to demand $50. 900 for necessary rights.
A representative of the Mississippi Val
ley Manufacturers Insurance company
has been making some queer statements
IN the east. A letter from T. G. Camp>
bell under date of New York was received
by McEniry s. McEniry this morning
stating that gentleman claiming to rep
resent the company had stated to Der.
mond. whose suit against the company
has attracted some attention in the press,
that the company had passed into the
hands of receiver and Offering to settle
for $500. The company ought to kick
pretty vigorously against any such mis-
statements as that.