Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-23

cent packages, also in pound and half
pouui tins, neatly labeled Krell s.
Math are the only confectioners who
hand it.
Mayor McConochie returned today
from Jacksonville and reports that every
thing pertaining to the j. s E. road is
Just as represented by Mr.. Henry, who
has been looking after the interests of
the company here for several months.
Several hundred children of the city are
enjoying free matinee performance of
Little Lord Fauntleroy" at Harper's
theat Re this afternoon, which has been
generously rendered them by Manager
Montrose.
Gust Krehbiel has arrived from the east
to tale charge of Clemann s. Salzmsnn's
upholstering department. He is thor.
oughly posted on his business, and will
prove valuable acquisition for this en-.
terprising firm
Mr.. and Mrs. William McEniry leave
tonight for Chatsworth, Livingston
county. where Mrs. McEuiry will visit
with her sister, Mr.. Eairy going on to
Springfield to attend the democratic
state convention.
Nicholas Kuhnen, of Davenport, died
last night aged Ga He was one of the
best known and most extensive cigar
manufacturers in the west, having been
in Davenport since 1854 He leaves
son and three daughters.
Don't fail to call at the Adams Wall
Paper COmpsnY's and make your selec>
iior in wall paper before purchasing
elsewhere. They are the only house in
the three cities who have a complete
stock.
Rev. S A. Perrine, under appointment
as missionary to go to the Telugu,
will ak at the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning. The Telugu Mission |
has more than repeated the wonders of |
the day of Pentecost.
Fred Alters yesterday fnishedkhsnging
sign for the Bijou cigar store that is as
handsome piece Of sign writing as is US.
uslly seen. Il is very creditsble to Mr..
Alters artistic skill and handsome orn>
snent TO the front it sdorns.
A missionary conference Eof the
churches OF the Rock Island Baptist ssso>
citation will be held in the First Baptist
church. Moline, April 90 and 81. An
excellent programme has been prepared
and the meeting will be one of great in
tere t, First session at 80 p. m. Tues
lay the Goth
AT the meeting OF the vestry of Trinity
church last evening at the rectory, Judge
Adams vas reelected clerk land B. E.
Hall was chosen treasurer. Arrange.
nents were also made whereby two vio~
Inns will he added for the music for tie
Sunday evening services regularly here
alter.
The last entertainment 10 the Rock ISL
and Lecture association course will be
the concert by the Lotus Glee club, OF
Boston, assisted by Miss Minnie Marshall,
reader, at Harper's theatre next Thur S.
day, April %. Reserved seats so and
IS cents at Harper house pharmscyITues-
morning ct 100
Last evening BIrnes & Summers com
pany appeared in THE Ranch King" at
Hsrpers theatre, giving an excellent en-
tertainment. Tonight The South ern
Rose, said to be the best play in the
,ompsny's repertoire. is to be given
This afternoon Little Lord Fauntle-
roy" was given for the matinee.
Monday morning at 9 o'clock we will
have on special sale orr entire stock of
lace curtains. Our $25 curtains m.rke d
down TO s1e so, others in proportion. A
brass trimmed pole given away with
every pair OF curtains purchased. The
sale will continue all of next week. Wei
have 80 different patterns to select from
-Clemanr & Sslznann.
Lieut.. ] hn Byron Hsmilton's lectures
we're very fine in sentiment, brillisn, in
and full of instructive and at
lractive features. Besides a certain strain
)f common sense pervsded them from be
ginning to end, the cream of wisdom of
-he old world, so to speak. which many
Of our worthy American fellow citizsns
b ad done we'll to taste. mir Hamilton is |
man OF travel, Of experience and refined
.aste unsdu!terated by foul preJudices =
Calumut.
Magistrate Wivill was this morning
called upon to perform the highest func.
ton of his Office, uniting in marriage
William j. Livey and Miss Jennie Burke.
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