Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-30

on safe a. 4c each at McCsbe Bros.
None before.
George NJ. Gray started this morning
on business trip in the interest of War
mock s. Ralston, whom he will hereafter
represent on the road.
See The grand selection of wall paper
at the Adams wall paper house. Their
new stock is now in. and they are now
ready to do business.
Go to the Adams Wall Paper company
for the best painters and paper hangers.
They have none but the best in their i'm
ploy. All work guaranteed.
Gottleib Weiss has returned from
| Springfield where he has been superin-
tending the erection of Concordis College
under the contract awarded Volk & Co.
The Adsms Wall Paper company has
completed the new addition to its store,
where can now be seen the largest and
finest selection of wall paper in the three
cities.
Clemsnn & Sslzm ann are showing the
finest line of parlor furniture, and all of
their own make. No eastern shoddy
goods and at lower prices than others are
selling eastern goods for.
DR.. Thomas Gaults' condition is
serious Drs. Truesdale and Craig
| express the grsvest spprehensious as to
the outcome of the silment which is
contraction of the liver.
Al. UtSe, an employe at the plow
shops. had the two first fingers of his left
hand badly torn AMI lscersted by getting
caught in screw cutting machine which
be was wiping with piecs of waste.
Tuesday, March 81 tomorrow from
O'Clock until 10, noon, each lady custom.
er at McCabe Bros will be presented
with choice calico dress pattern for %
cents.
William McEniry was able to 60 to
Osborne this morning where his mother
is still very low with influenza and her
condition is regarded as exceedingly criti-
cal.
The mas quersde given under the direc.
ton of Messrs. Stroehle and Bleuer at
Armory hall Saturday night was happy
event. There we're 200 couple present
and all enjoyed themselves greatly.
The Verne Swain emerged from her
winter hsrbor This morning and this sf-
ternoon put out for Clinton on her first
trip this season. The Verne is very
bright with new paint and is in every
wsy in first class condition.
The largest number that has oined at the
| Harper at one meal since Manager Mont
rose assumed charge was present yester-
day at dinner. There was music by an
orchestra and Steward O'Connor overiid
his former efforts in the matter of the
| collation..
The liyerymen and undertakers find by
a trial of two years that they are losing
money at the present price of carriages
for funerals, etc, especially now at the
price they have to pay for fee3. and will
hereafter charge the old price of 81.
At the meeting ST the home of E. p.
Reynolds in this city last week the Mo-
line Equal Suffrage society nominated
DR.. Nettie Wheelock and Mrs. NJ. E
Metzgar for positions on the school
board. Mesdsmes Dow, Gould and
Wright were appointed committee to do
all necessary work.
Andres Hoffman died st his home
Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street at
2l5 this afternoon. He was in his sixty
seventh year and had lived in Rock Isl-
aud since ls49. He served several years
as supervisor and was street commissioner
under the late Mayor J. Z. Mott He
leaves q wife snd Two sons, Edward and
Robert.
The Improvement Guild of Trinity
church invite ali their friends to an ex-
the residence OF Mrs NJ. E. Call. lois
Second avenue, on Easter Tuesday,
March 81, from 8 TO 6 o'clock =. ID. There
will also sn opportunity be given TO
study orange culture, over lUO dlnereni
varieties being displayed.
Aid. Evans is in receipt of letter from
Valentine. the checker player. stating
that Campbell will not play the match
with him arranged and has forfeited the
money put up to insure the match. VAL
entine therefore challenges anyone 10
play series of games either for purse
or for science ard the championship Of
the three cities. q.
On Saturday evening at $50 O'Clock
al the residence of the br de's parents S
B. Hepdren ard wife, 427 Tenth street
occurred the marriage of their daughter
Linda 10 Frederick Lane, of Boston
Mass. Rev. G.. w. Cue officiating. Only