Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-20
CITY CHAT.

Oranges, bananas and dates at Lungs.
ed Holland herring at Browner's.
P,osh lettuce and radishes at Brown
ELS
uon. II. G. cleveland went to Chi
csgO last night
n S.oddard is sti confined to his
house BY Illness.
Florida oranges, mslaga grapes and
spples at F. G. Young's.
Charles Buford has entered the Office of
Jackson & Hurst to read law.
Choice fresh lettuce, spinach, pie
rlsut. asparagus. soup lunches at F. G.
Youngs.
Lost-A pocket>book marked E. / L.
containing rosary. Please leave at
ARGUS office.
The last private dance of the season of
the Rock Island Turner society occurs at
the hall tomorrow night.
The orders for the electric bell may be
lef, at Champions bouk store Remem-
Der, satisfaction guaranteed.
Cabbage, sweet potatoes, lettuce, tur-
nips and a full assortment of California
dried and canned fruits at Longs
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to:
FOot-North, All; south, 465; total, 936.
Tesms-North, 416; south, AIS; total,
S34
Any one desiring to purchase city props
er;y will do well TO call on ]. E. ReIdy
before so doing. Real estate Office 1903
Second avenue. See adv
Eugene Pavey. son of Gen Pavey, was
in the city yesterday on business con-
neC,ed with the Adams Express company.
He was accompanied by an expert &C
C0Bntant from Chicago.
J. E. Cartwright, Inc popular drummer
who has been laid up at the Rock Island
house with the grip, is agsin able u be
shout. after having lost considerable
avOirdupOis.
Some new arrivals are a son in the
home of Geo. Hastings and wife of 500
Eleventh. street. and girls in the fanines
Of H. II. Hack, 1925 Fifth avenue and
L T. Holmes on Forty-third street.
The tri-city clerks assembly has ar,
ranged for public meeting at the Gem
trail Presbyterian next Tuesday evening
81 which number of noted speakers will
be present and take part
The Central District Telephone COM
pany is improving its service between the
three cities by putting in two additional
wires between Rock Island and DAven-
port, and Rock Island and Moline.
DR.. Richard Grealish. who lhss been
visiting with his parents, Cap.. N. Gres-
!ish and wife, of Rock Islsnd arsenal, re-
turned to Chicago this morning, where he
Is practicing in the Cook county hos
pital
Z. NJ. Dickey, late superintendent of
the Diamond 10. line, having been ap-
pointed one of the administrators of the
estate of 10. Reynolds, will remove to
Chicago, and F. A. Bill, until recently
general freight agent, will succeed Mr..
Dlckey as general superintendent.
Missionary entertainment at the First
Baptist church tonight. The women of
heather lands will appear 10 costumes
in scenic representation Music, male
quartette, Rotations, readings, etc. ADJ
mission ten cents; begin at 7:30 p. m.
very fine entertainment. Come every
body.
The meeting of the Tri- City Clerks as
semby at Moline last night was largely
attended and general feeling of confis
dence expressed as to the success OF their
early closing movement, and a resolution
was passed thanking those merchants
who have continued to close at $50 and
on Sunday, thereby giving strength to
their movement.
An elevator at the sash factory in
some way was thrown out of gear yester-
uay afternoon letting Fritz Bariong VINO
was on 1t at the time fall to the bottom, q
distance of two stories. He was picked
up unconscious and DR.. Truesdale was
immediately summond but found that
aside from the shock the man had sus-
tanned no serious injury. He is reported
as much better today. aud will he al
work again before long.
The suggestion has been made that be-
lore the Union introduces any further
candidates for the republican aldermanit
nomination in the Fourth ward, it not
only learn their names and proper address
but ascertain their politics and whether
OF not they reside in the ward. To the
attainment of this end it might be we'll tC
see that the morning paper is provided
hereafter with type written copy of its
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