Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
TOWN TALK.

| ware to be seen at Will r. Johnson's.
Alba Haywood and his wonderful com
pany at Harper's theatre Saturday night
For useful Christmas gift see Clemanr
s. Salznaun's new line of furniture FOL
the holidays.
A very pretty calendar is being dis
tributed with the compliments of Weed
ystts music house.
The most beauti. ul line of ladies writ
| ing desks ever seen in this city at Gle.
man s. Salzmsnn's.
Fred Woltmann is receiving neu
goods daily and adding to his handsome
stock. Call and see them.
Watches Of every description, all
grades. all prices, best qlality to suit the
price at Will R. Johnson's.
Found-A lady's veil. Owner can
have the sam, by calling at the srmory
and paying for this adv.
A ladies' fine dressing table would
make beautiful Christmas gift. Gle
mann & Sslzman ann have them.
A fine chamber suite would make a
handsome Christmas gift. Clenann &
Sa'zmann have fine assortment.
Charles H. Bicknell and Miss F.orer ce
Mawrer, of Moline, we're united in mar
rage by Judge Adams yesterday.
A little boy; pair of skates, etc is
10 y
of weather. Do you know the last
stanzs?
Clemann & Salzmann are showing the
largest stock of furniture and carpets of
any dealers in the three cities. Call and
see their fine line.
joseph Schirr. of Pre-. Exemption. was in
the city Tuesday evening with his little
son whom be is taking to Chicago for
treatment for ear troubles.
Mr.. Rasmussen has kindly offered the
use of his art rooms to Trinity Improves
ment guild for the sale of Christmas edi>
bles on Wednesday, Dec %
Rev. r. F. Sweet was seized Yesterday
with painful attack of acute rheuma.
tism, but the prompt application of prop
er remedies effected relief, and today he
is much better.
At Indianapolis on the cath ult. &C.
CURED the marriage of Miss Nellie Stur-
tevant, daughter of A II. Sturtevsnt.
formerly of this city to William Carter, of
that city.
Alba Haywood and his peerless COM
pany should have a large and apprecia-
tive audience at Hsrper's the stre Sstu1-
day night. The entertainment deserves
the most liberal patronage.
John n. Paxton. the long time business
msnager of the Davenport Gazette, and
m Ore recently connected with the Daven.
port Tribune, has accepted position
with the Davenport Leader.
II. C. Ashbaugh arrived from Eau
Claire. Wis, last evening, joining Mrs.
Ashbaugh and the children, who have
been here visiting for some time. They
will return home by way of Chicago.
Miss Nettie Blsded, stenographer at
the office of the Rock Island Lumber
company, is suffering from paralysis of
the face. and while grave fears have been
entertained. the prospects for her recov-
cry are better now.
Signal Service Walz' meteorological
summary for the month of Noyenber
shows the mean barometer to have been
Ol26; highest barometer, 80, 726 on the
18th, aud lowest, 90 627 on the 9Th. The
mean temperature, 80; the highest tenn
perature. 5S on the 9Th, and the lowest,
10 below on the goth. The total Irecip-
itation. 3 so. Number of cloudless DAYS,
o; partly cloudy, 6; cloudy, Is. Thun>
der storms occurred on the 9TH and 18Th.
The prudential committee of the First
Baptist church. Moline, has formulated a
TO be made to the general
body in reference to the proposed secession
OF most OF those sympathizing with Dr.
Read and the rgsnization of q new
church. 1t is decided to lay nothing in
the way of the proposed organization.
There will be no disposition to obstruc,,
hinder or retsrd the withdrawal of men,
oers for that purpose. though it is not
deemed proper that the seceders should
be granted letters of withdrawal as body
with that express purpose in view. The
however, recommends that ell
applying for individual letters be grante d
the same.