Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-16
CITY CHAT.
Onion sets a, Browper's.

Flower and garden seeds at Brown
er's.
Indoor base ball at Armory hall to-
night.
florida oranges of all sizes at Trues-
Sale's.
James Taylor. of Taylor Ridge. was in
the city today.
Dressed poultry always on hand at
rIuesdales's.
The college boys at the Baptist church
Thursday evening.
The ferry.J. W. Spencer is now mailing
nsgular trips again.
D. " Baldwin, OF Gslens, is 10 the
city visiting with friends.
oschestrs OF IL pieces at Harper's
theatre Thursday night.
J. g. Gilmore shipped eight carloads of
lard to Boston yesterday foreyport.
Annual ball of ST. Patrick's Benevolent
society at Armory hall to morrow evening.
Deputy Sheriff N. N. Briggs left last
night for Topeka, Kss. on business.
The democratic city-towpship conven-
lion is to be held at Turner hall this eve>
aing.
The most popular entertainment Of the
season-De PAW eusrtette and Mr.
RoBgh.
Attend tie grand ball of ST. Patrick's
Benevolent society at Armory hall on
Thursday evening,
h G. Baker has moved his household
effects and is now costly located in his
new home in Hampton.
DePauw University qusrte,te and Mr..
Hough, the laugh provoking humorist.
March II. Popular prices.
Congressman Ben T Cable arrived st
the Harper this morning, beng called
home on official business.
Don't make yourself sorry by failing to
hear the college Quarte,te at the Baptist
church Thursday evening.
The Wegner opera house in Moline
changed hands today, Frank Anderson
5eiug the new leasee and manager.
Secure your seats st once for Indigo"
Know where your seat is before you go, |
SIS the theatre will certainly be crowded.
Some of Strauss best music in I'm
aigo" at Harpers theatre Thursday night |
and Schillinger's full orchestra will be
There.
c. A NECK, one Of Davenport's leads
ng house furnishers. has been making |
some noticeable improvements ir the ar.
rangement of his store.
There was little blsz, at the Pipe Or |
ssa works in Moline about $50 o'clock |
.his morning, which was sub lued before |
scarcely any damage WAS done.
S.. Pa,rick's Benevolent society give
their annual ball at ArmorY hall next |
Thursday. and will doubtless be attended |
BY large number of their friends, as a |
good time is assured.
S. Sterrenburg and wife, who have
been visiting with Mrs terrenburg's par
cots. ,seoh Rosenfield and wife, left |
iAis morning for Chicago on their way |
bone to $. Paul
T. J. Nedill, Jr. VITO has been men.
toned prominently for the office of town
ship collector, slbjec; to tonight's con-
yention, desires it announced that he is
not 4 candidate
II you have not seen indoor base ball
20 to Armory hall tonight and see the
best game of the season between Com
Pany B, of Davenport. aud Company A
Admission Is cents. Ladies free.
II Tcmslley & Co. will Or esent
bill for soap, soapine or manual labor
used in cleaning out their establishment
THE AR5Us will cheerfully advance it
without going to court.
The inquiry b rs been anxiously made,
it, in the $4,000 which Tomalley
& Co. modestly ask from THE ARGUS, the
item OF soap used in scrubbing out the
establishment is included.
The democrats of Buffalo Prairie town.
ship have made nominations as follows:
For supervisor, Alden Stamm; town clerk.
a. J. Whitney; assessor, John Ross; col.
lector, John Fuhr; road commissioner,
John Vannatts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Clemann have been
rssaea with sorrow in the death of their
Emoushs-old daughter, Clara, who pass
ed away at . o'clock this morning. heart
failure being the cause of the little one
demise. The funeral will be held from
the home of the parents, 1918 Fourth
avenue at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoons
The tomslley man attempted to get
sther legs! talent than that engaged.
involved in his transaction with
TIE ARGUS but failed. He found
Searle quite ready to join hands with him