Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-10
CITY CHAT.

MUCK lslduu vs.. JdCksOuNilie mOHudy.
"Doncaster Station" at Harper's thea-
tire tonight.
G. A. Rosander returned this morning
from Chicago.
Wall paper and curtains at wholesale |
prices at SATELLITES.
Don't forget the dancing school at Ar
mory hall Saturday night.
The Armory building is being wired
throughout for electric lights.
Lettuce, radishes. spinage aud cabbage
Wednesday morning at Young's.
Chief Ramskill, of the fire department,
has his new uniform and will don it in
few DAYS.
Dancing school at Armory hall Sstur
day evening. Come and enjoy pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. E. B. Lowrey has been called 10
Gardner. H., by the death OF her grand~
father at that place.
Attend the opening game Monday at
the Twin City ball park; Rock Island.
Moline VS.. Jacksonville.
Observation-Disclosures to call at once at
Architect Stauduhaf's Office and figure on
Hariz & Bshnsens new building.
Lost-A sum of money between Vine
and Twentieth street. Return to THE
ARGUS office and be rewsrded.
Mrs. Williamson having removed to
1918 Third avenue, is now ready to re-
ceive her old customers An apprentice
girl wanted.
Drs. A. II. McCsndless and w, T.
Magill left today for Springfield to attend
the annual convention of the State Den
tai society which meets there.
The actual work has at last been begun
on the Henrepin canal Men have been
set at work cutting down the trees ON Big
island along the route of the canal.
Moore & Livingstone's company PLAYED
4 'Driftwood" as the opening produc-
sion at Harper's theatre last evening.
Tonight Doncaster Station" will be put
on.
Patrick Dougherty. of EdgiDgton, who
psrticipated-in the fight with Edward
Simmons at Edgington Saturday night as
detailed in last nights ARGUS, is reported
better today.
Darlington, the drummer boy of Shiloh,
gives vivid and realistic limitations Of the
sounds of battle, sounds of terror, of tri.
umph, the bugle call. roll of drums, rat
fling of musketry and roar of cannon.
There was collision on the Third ave.
nue. line near the Peal house in Moline
yesterday afternoon, occasioned by one
OF thecars jumping the. track and col
hiding with another going the other way
No great damage resulted.
Carrington's Miscellaneous Wander.
iugsp The Daily Gazette of Colorado
Springs says; Last night A. R. Car,
rington gave the most fascinating and
thrilling entertainment ever listened to
BY an audience in this city"
Ludolph Schwecke returned Sunday
from Colorado Springs, where he had
been for the past month for the benefit of
his health. He is much improved, but
expects to return in the fall and spend
the winter in Colorado.
The place to buy wall paper is where
they have the largest stock and where
thew can do vour uork IN ,h1-. 81
Try sutcliffe, he is the leader, and if he
can't please you, no one can in the city.
Now is your time to do your papering,
and if you are in hurry it will pay you
to go to Sutcliffe. He has the largest
stock to se'ect from and the most n.en,
which enables him to do your work on
short notice.
Thomas Latin. the expert marSsman,
residing about three miles south of Milan,
had the misfortune to have an ankle
broken by tripping in alighting from a
buggy an evening Or two ago. He will
probably be laid up for sometime.
Blake s. Burke, the new plumbing
firm, has removed its quarters from 100
First avenue to the Dauber building at
1910 Third avenue. The firm is meeting
with abundant success and in its new
location will doubtless do more than ever.
The telephone number is 1247.
J. 81. Ladders met with very ainful
accident on Saturday afternoon. He was
raising bale of hay from his delivery
wagon into the loft of barn when the
rope broke letting the hay slip and it fell
striking Mr.. ladders in the back. The
accident will probably lay him up for
few days.
AsJealons wife in Davenport after keen.
ing tab on her husband for some time
and becoming convinced that be was pay-
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