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

Rev. Thomas Mackln went to chicago
last night.
Quincy defeated Davenport yesterday
2to1
W. W. Townsend, Of Minneapolis. is
in the city.
The Mary Morton is expected down
Saturday.
Strawberrie, soli cheap by the case at
Beecher's
Wanted, at once, two girls at Crown
dining hall
Albert Heron, of yuma, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Mix,er has returned from his
eastern trip.
Andrew Donaldson. of Rural. was in
the city today.
James Quinn, of Coe. was down on
business Yesterday.
DR.. W. r. Freek. of Cordova, was on
our streets yesterday.
Harry Randall, of Port Byron, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Twenty-Five jars of fresh farmers butt
ter to be sold cheap at Beecher's.
George a Delong. of the United States
Express Co., spent yesterday in the city.
The great sale at Adams Wall Paper
Compsny's is for one day only; tie sure
to come.
Miss Flora Rosepfeld left yesterday
afternoon for Muscatine on a visit TO
friends.
Greatest cut ever known-wan paper
for one sent a roll, at Adams Wal Paper
company.
Frank Horn. of Kslmszoo, Mich, is
visiting with his son Frank of the firm Of
Horn & Mates
George Schroeder and wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Mile, of Fulton. visited in the
city yesterday.
W.B. Throop, division superinten>
dent of the C.. B. & O., was in the city
yesterday on business.
Adams Wall Paper company have a
great day for all; come and get your room
papered for few cents.
R. E. Reade, the postmaster at Ands'
lusia. it is reported, is soon to be sue
ceedsd by Charles Hayes.
Come early, come while you can get
few OF those one cent roll papers from
Adams Wall Paper company.
j. NJ. Montgomery was in Reynolds
Yesterday on business connected with the
Black Hawk Building association.
Music at Spring Cove Thursday even
ing. Last car leaves tower at II O'Clock
Car leaves Rock Island at and p. N
Come We who want wall paper for one
cent roll. Adams Wall Paper Com
pany will sell for this price tomorrow
only.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman desire to ex
press their thanks to all who rendered
them sympathy and aid in their late
affection.
The first subscription concert OF Prof.
Otto's orchestra announced for this eve
ing, has been postponed one week on &C
count OF the weather.
We have said we will give you one Of
the greatest opportunities on earth; come
and get some wall paper for one cent 6
roll, Adams Wall Paper company.
One cent, one cent, and only one cent
it is all we will ask you for roll of wal
paper tomorrow only, at Adams Wall Pa
per company.
This IS Officer Theodore Holdorf's last
day on the police force. Tonight he VilI
turn in his star and club to Chief Miller
and in g short time engage in business fol-
himself.
Assessor Uleland will be at his Office
1907 Second avenue. every Friday snt
Saturday afternoon and evening until
June to meet all who wish any adjust
ment of their assessment.
William Cation starts for New York to
day to meet Wizard Schafer in billiarC
exhibition on the 10Th. Rumor hath i
that Schafer is to be married. but Billy
says he don't believe it.
A number of brass boxes were stoler
from q shed at the foot of Twenty>firs
street Monday night, and the thief wal
arrested in Moline today. Marshal Millei
has gone up after him.
Lost-A ladies gold watch and chaiI
between Fourteenth and Twenty-thirC
streets. Finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving same at Pfoh's grocery. corner
Fourteenth street and Third avenue.
The Napoleon, Kan, Dispatch gives al
elaborate account of the marriage of C.
W. Barr, of Davenport, and Miss Ere
donia Myrick, of Mapleton. Mr.. Barr i;
one of Scott countys most prominent