Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-13
Kinyon states that she is holding her own
as we as could be expected.

Kinyon states that she is holding her own
as vel as could be expected.
Robert Kuschman, the -four and feed
dealer, has telephone. No. 1928. to re-
ceive your orders. Give him call if
you are in need Of feed. Orders will lie
promptly attended to.
JE. Pork has sold his Second ave-
me re staurant to M F Uuderhill and
Police man William Glass. who will con-
duet il hereafter, under the name of I'M
derhill s. Glass.
There's much regret expressed in Dav>
export over c. W. Williams determines
ton not to move his race track from In
dependence. as the city across the river
had great hopes of securing Williams
kite-shaped track and all.
A very pleasant part y was given to the
young friends of Miss Maggie Gaetier at
that oung lsdy's home on Seventeenth
street on Wednesday evening. it being
the occasion of her fifteenth birthday,
and an exceedingly plea sant time was
had by everyone present.
Miss Emma Adams. the accomplished
Young lady manager of the Adams Wall
Paper company in this city. is to be suc-
ceeded this week by Miss Hanna, of
Rock Island Miss Adams will take
charge Of the Rock Island store. and her
many Moline friends must lose her.-Mo-
line Republican Journal.
Rock Island and Moliue are preparing
TO establish an exposition ground, or tair,
10 be mutually used by the cities. They
recently had big banquet at SINNERS
hall in Moline. at which share of the
money was pledged. Among the CUES $
were Mayor Graves and Judge Waite, of
Geneseo -Geneseo News.
St. Mary's fair, which is in progress at
Turner hall all this week is being largely
attended and the booths are all being
literally patronized. 1t is thought that
the attendance this year will exceed that
of last year and will prove greater sue
cess than ever before.
Louis n. Hayden registering from no
where, put up at the Rock Island house
Wednesday night and being assigned to a
room for the night blew out the gas and
went to bed. Toward morning bell boy
detected the escaping gas, end Mr.. Hay
den's room being entered he was found
unconscious, but was Reconstructed. and in
the NOR ming went on his way. He'll
never have narrower escape from
asphyxis
| The Herald, the wealthiest and most
popular ot all the great Chicago dailies,
has discontinued its weekly edition be-
cause, with circulation of 10000, il
failed to nay the expense of its publica>
ton at g a year. 1t was but a trifle
larger than the Free Trader, and being
made up Of matter from the daily. cost
nothing for the type setting. Yet there
are plenty of people who think that the
county paper with only a small circula>
ton compared with the weekly Herald.
GIN affori TO furnish their paper at 81
a year. A county paper at 81 or 90
per anuum scheaper than wheat al ST
cents bushel.-O lava Free Trader.
A damage suit of NJ. ]. Murphy VS.
John A. Freyhsn was tried Yesterday in
Magistrate Wivill's court before a jury
composed Of Samuel Goode, H. 9. Har-
ris, T. n. Warner, G. n. Parsons, ]. Il
Cook and John BEAUMONT. The case ii
the outgro with of some property which
Mr.. Murphy claims that Mr.. Freyhar
leased for the period of one year ant
which the latter claims was only rented
from month to month producing adver'
tisements 10 show that it had been sd'
vertised for rent while occupied by Mr..
Freyhsn. The jury after being out {
short time returned verdict for the de
PENDANT.