Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-09
CITY CHAT.
&c and spinach q, NAV.

LNhuCc ouH opiuECu ~ may D.
Lettuce and spinach at F. @. Youngs.
Turkeys. ducks and chickens at Maya
Choice oysters and celery at Brown
er's. II
E. T. Wilson. of Rural, was 10 the city
today.
Turkeys. ducks and chickens at r. G..
Young's.
Wanted A good boy ct the ''Cssino.'
corner 3rd ave. and cath street.
Mr.. Ennis Spaulding Of the r. I. q p.
has lovely girl baby in bis home.
Msndarines, oranges. bananas and nice
dressed turkeys aud chickens at Brown
er's.
For sale at bargain. q first-class fam
lily horse and phse,on. Address AReus
Office.
number Of the ladies attended the
night school last evening and Others are
expected 10 join during the cary part OF
next week.
Patrick Brogan. through his attorney
VIM. McEniry. has settled with the CIR
l. 4 p. Ry. Co for the killing OF his son
Johnny. on the eiIh day OF o;t last, for
5000.
Conductor Simser. Of The Rock Island
& Milan street railway. Is attending the
funeral OF his uncle. the late Jesse Tuttie.
today. Phil wlcber rang the bell-punch
In his place.
Ashley w. Elliot. Of Edgington town
ship. was in the city today. for the pur-
pose Of consulting with suprineudent
Marshall In regard 70 establishing q new
school in his neighborhood.
City Marshal Phil Miller this after
noon received disp.tch from Solids,
Cal, announcing the death there Of O. p.
Ti.comb. former member Of the Rock
Island police force and thea. o U. w.
society. Il
Mr.. p. J. Cary. republican. has IT isst
had his partisan valor recognized. Boss
We'll, has given him the sack in = mxn-
ner very acceptable TO the patent Pat
rick. He Is taking the place OF Carrier
Scott who is III.
The Central Street Railway Co. VIII.
10 few days begin running car %
Thirty eight street. Rock Islsnd. the end
of the new extension OF the Faifmount
line. The other two cars will be run
from Fourth avenue 10 Stewsrtville =
Moline Dispatch.
The West End Progressive Euchre club |
had an enjoyable evening last night 81
the residence of Capt and Mrs. J. NJ.
Montgomery on Second avenue. II
was do1bly happy event being Cart
and Mrs. Montgomery thirteenth wed
ding anniversary.
Chas. Cushmau, Of Carbon Gift. died
Sunday night Of paralysis. aged eiehtD
elk years and was inferred Tuesday. Md
Cushman was the father-in law OF Alfre<,
Evans. the fire iend who attempted q
burn Mr.. CushmAn's premises last sun
mer and also take the life Of the old gen>
tlemar and his wife.
The trustees OF the Rock Island Indue
trial Home association have concl.d4
the deal with Mrs Gorton for the PROG
eriy heretofore described in the ARGua
on Fourth sverue and Twentieth stree
for 50 ZOO as stated. the association "a
pay on the paying already done on Twen-
tieth street. The Industrial Home ssso-
citation will soon give fair to raise the
funds necessary to put the home on its
feet.
Harry Warner glass worker. died II
st. Luke's hospital Wednesday evening.
OF typhoid pnuemonis. aged TWENTY-FIVE.
Death was the result Of an accidental
fall into the river. where he contracted a
severe cold few weeks ago. from the
shock attendant upon which he has never
fully recovered. His father came from
Esston Pa. few weeks ago and remained
with his son until the evening Of the lat
ter's death. when he returned home think
inc that favorable symptoms had devel-
oped. Bot relapse quickly followed.
and death ensued.
The Rock Island arsenal authorit;e,
received orders early this week to at once
set up and put in working order battery
OF Holchkiss' guns 10 be held in readiness
for immediate shipment The mechanic
81 force hiss been employed in this wok
for the last two or three days. The III
terry consist Of FIVE guns. which have y
unlimber,d and packed away 10 &c.
just as they were received from Fran0t'
were they were manufactured. IT
Hotchkiss ISIS breech. loading gun. ane
is susceptible Of rapid firing. as IL l. dis.
charged by the turning of q crank.
The wife and children OF the ahsoond.
ing United Stsies Express agent. l. n
Frink. left this afternoon for their h me
at Peru. Mrs. Frink would have
started yesterday but u local gro.
Ger attached her furniture and she YES
obliged 10 remain until the membranes
could be removed. Her husband left her
penniless. but through the kindness Of
J. ID. Cotton who bad known Mr.. Frink
great many years. and Mr.. L Morrow
OF Peru, u nephew Of the LADY. funds
were provided suffi-ieni TO defray all en-
penses and TO give the deserted womsn
some money % spare Sdpi. @. A. Del
long of the Uaited States Express CON
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