Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-26
CITY CHAT.
twenty-five high grade tsilors wanted

n Hopes.
Lsce curtains are going with rush at
Clemann & Sslzmaun's.
A big lot of plaid dress goods down to
164c per yard at McCabe Bros.
Remember the sale OF lace curtains at
Clemsnn s. Salzmsnn's this week.
Take notice-One cent per yard for the
best lining cambria this week at McCabe
Bros'.
Ladies silk plated hose, all the newest
eolers. SOC pair at McCsbe Bros. great
assiery sale this week.
Officer Schssb has broken in q new
horse to relieve one Of the pstrol wagon
team which is temporarily disabled.
Col. William Clendenin and Maj. Ed
lion Of the Rodmsn Riff last evening.
Hnrrab so and SO cent plaid and stripe
and Bedford cord dress goods down to 80
sents yard this week at McCsbe Bros. ,
Deere & Co., of Moline, have issued
invitations for q reception To be held at
their new Office building on Friday eve
ming, April 80
Dr. Johu Holderresd, DR.. Myers
partner in the practice of medicine, has
arrived from St. Louis and is now a citi-
zen of Rock Island.
The great hosiery sale OF the season
sbis week at McCabe Bros Fifty doz-
en- each ladies' black and fancy stripe
hose thrown out at Sc pair.
II you wish to secure some of the bar
gains Clemsnn & Salzmsnn are offering
in lace curtains you will have to call
early, as they are selling rapidly.
Hon. ]. II. Paddleford. of Cleveland.
Henry county, was in the city last even
ing enroute TO Springfield to attend the
democratic state convention, to which he
8 5 delegate.
4 denizsn OF the bluff has fed to avoid
the service of warrant charging him
with serious crime in which young
lady in the same neighborhood is the COM
pisiDlnR Wltuces.
At meeting of the 0skdsle club last
syening the resignation of ]. G. Hun
soon, as president, was accepted. and
Daniel Strecker was elected to fill the po-
Ition, Will Passig being chosen to sue
iced Daniel Strecker as vice-president.
T. S. Silyis, John Ohlweiler, L. g.
Handing. J. W. Potter, Il. L. Wheelsn,
George B Browner and John McDar
IF this city. and NJ. ]. &cEniry, George
W. Vinton and A. R Bryant, of Moline.
eft for Springfield this morning to a.
tend the democratic state convention.
Mr.. Henry, representing the s E.
;osd, returned from Peoria this afternoon
and Is devoting himself energeticslly to
iAe task of paving the way for his line
INTO the city. He speaks hopefully of
che outlook and there seems to be little
doubt that the much desired acquisi ion
10 Rock Islands commercial advantages
will be secured.
yhe emsins of Lucisn Merrill arrived
Ibis morning from Lacrosse in charge Of
" q. Merrill, son OF the deceased. aud
we're taken the rooms of Undertaken
Theelsn. where Rev. F. W. Merrell con-
aucted the services at 8 o'clock this af-
seruoon, at the conclusion OF which the
mterment was made in Chippianock The
deceased formerly resided in Rock Island
and was n years of age at the time Of
his death.
Hon. E. W. Hurst and wife and Miss
Agatha Edison left this noon for Chicago
where the ladies will visit the remainder o.
ihe week, Mr.. Hurst going to Springfield
70 attend the democratic state conven
sson. returning the latter part OF th,
week. The first of next week he vii
foin his wife in Chicago and with Mrs
g. B. Edison, Miss Edison and Miss Run
aeis of Chicago, party will be com
posed which ssils for Europe May 7
The summer will be spent abroad.
A special car was attached to tn
BesTdstown accommodation over tie G,
B. s. Q. this afternoon bearing delegate
10 the district republican convention a
Bushnell tomorrow. The following wer
aboard: Joseph L. Hass, Gen. W. A
Schmitt, 8. j. Collins, G. J. Searle, NJ.
Sweeney, DR.. s. q. Plummer, Howar
Wells, T. 81. Thomas. Walter johnson
d. M. Sturgeon. Daniel McNeal, o
WATERFOWL; Philip Zahn. of Milan. an
Y. B. Payne, of Yuma.