Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-14

On ugly gash In the forbead. The child
10 much better today however and is not
as Serious as was at first supposed.
Mrs. A. c. Burial is resting easy to
day and is doing Is we'll a. could be ex.
pected. in view Of the severity of her in :
jury, and her age
g. +. Fleming leaves for San Jose, Cal.
tomorrow night with his wife AID chill,
dren. He will return in three weeks to
finish up his business affairs here.
Mrs. M. A. Barber and Mrs. E. v.
kettering. of Galesburg. mother an d Sis.
ter respectively Of A. F. Barber, are Wis.
iting with his family on Twentieth street
| Two acres with brick house of six
rooms. good cellar. well. cistern, barn,
fruit trees, etc. Convenient to Milan
street car line; for sale by G gorge W. d.
Harris.
Capt. Geo. Lamont has sod his subur
ban property in South Rock Island to a.
W. Dusinberre, who will occupy it as a
residence. while Capt Lamont will move
his family to this city.
The meeting of the clerks assembly,
held In the parlors of the Keator house
IN Moline on Thursday evening. was
largely attended and numoer of new
members admitted, among them being
several salesladies of that city.
Elsewhere appears the notice of
City Clerk Koehler for the city township
election on Tuesday April 7,when a nav
or. clerk, treasurer and attorney aud an
alderman from each ward 10 the CITY. and
| a collector, assessor AMI two supervisors
in the township. are to be chosen.
A down town republican was heard 10
| exclaim last evening that he wished that
some one would either muzzle Senator
Crawford to prevent his sending any
more worthless printed matter, or else
teach him the imp ortsnce of preparing
| express charges.
Sheriff Gordon this morning sold The
stock of gents furnishing goods of J. A.
johnson. of Moline. at suction. the total
amount derived being x1,464 rs. The
sale was 20 satisfy an execution for
81, 602 n il favor of Charles Wheeler, of
that city
| At the street railway syndicate power
station the work of putting the machinery
together is progressing rapidly. Five en-.
gines are already il position and if the
bricking up of the boilers was completed.
the cars in Rock Island, at least, could be
IN operation by electricity now
On account of bad weather and other
causes, there were many people in Rock
Island who found it impossible to hear
all of DR.. OL'eary's lectures when he was
here sometime ago. He has been urged
to repeat some of his lectures and will
do SO, beginning next Monday evening
with free one. Other engagements
will prevent his remaining but few days.
h. b. Sudlow, superintendent of tie
r. l. & P, has decided TO give Daven,
port patrons of his line more commodious
quarters for transacting business with hi
company. Consequently Agent Brown
will move his Office April to the Mason
ic temple, where he will occupy room -
on the ground floor. This brings the
Milwaukee and the r. l. & P. Offices into
the same building, and the Burlington is
but few doors awsy.-Dsvenport Dem
ocrat.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry fischer,
wife of the publisher of Der Demokrat
at Davenport, was held yesterday AFTER
noon. A very large number of carriages
containing her many friends, accom>
panied the remains to the cemetery. where
services were held. At the grave Gustav
Donald delivered an impressive address.
The flowers were beautiful, and each of
the relatives and many friends deposited
large quantities Of flowers upon the cas-.
ket after il had been lowered in the
grave.