Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-02
CITY CHAT.

for Omaha on business.
Handkerchiefs at song this week at
McCabe Bros. See adv.
A big. new line of jackets, REFERS and
wraps at McCabe Bros.
Prize bargains in handkerchiefs this
week at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Young, of Boards
town. spent Sunday in the city.
The celebrated Buttermilk soap &c per
cake this week at McCsbe Bros.
Henry G. Scott. of Kansas City, is in
the city on few DAYS visit to friends.
The spectacular drama, Alone in Lon
don" at Hsrper's theatre tomorrow eve,
ming.
A back bar and fixtures can be had
cheap by calling at $40 Case street, Dav-
export.
Louis May returned Saturday night
from his four weeks visit east improved
in health.
Miss Charlotte Kenworthy left this
morning to resume her school duties at
Buffalo, Iowa.
Lsrge, fancy silk handkerchiefs-were
SOC, price clt in two-25c for this week
at McCsbe Bros.
j. j. Reimers arrived from Chicago
Saturday night for the purpose of &C
comparing his family to Chicago.
For Rent-A restaurant with accom-.
modations for IS or 80 boarders. Apply
to George Schsfer. 1903 Second avenue.
All the latest patterns of wall paper can
be found at George SATELLITES, the lead
ing wall paper merchant in the three
cities.
Have you done your pspering yel2 If
not call at SATELLITES and see all the latest
patterns that are just out before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Now is your time to buy wall paper
and the place to buy it cheap is at George
SATELLITES. He has the largest and best
selected stock in the three cities.
This morning Drifell s. Glenn sue
ceeded to the proprietorship of the gro
Gerry so long owned by G. c. Truesdale,
and tomorrow morning will open with
first class stock of groceries, etc.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald, of Davenport,
called this morning to thank THE ARGUS
for the return of her young son who left
some weeks ago. the lad having been
found through request for information
concerning him made in The ARGUS not
long ago.
Delegates to the republican state cons
vention, Springfield, H., are requested
TO he on hand to take the Tuesday morn
ing train on the Rock Island & Peoria
railway leaving at sos.
Charles Vanloo, Moline Belgian, while
in rage, threw his daughter, Elizabeth
down flight of stairs yesterday, and the
girl sustained injuries from which she
msy die.
During the storm Saturday night light
ming struck a telephone pole near the
corner of Sixteenth street and Sixth ave-
nue. SCATTERING the glass in several win
dow ssshes in the residence of s. Berk-
son. but doing no other damage.
c. G. Lambert. for sometime past CASH
Ter in the American Express company's
Office here, has been transferred to Dsv>
export and will be succeeded by D. Z.
Brown, of Freeport, who arrived in the
city on Saturday evening TO -eport for
duty.
During the heavy rain last evening .
passenger train on the Bureau and Peo>
ria division ran into a wsshout near Bu-
reau. telescoping the engine and several
coaches. None of the passengers were
seriously hurt. but Engineer Miller, who
was caught in the crash, is said to have
been seriously injured.
Mrs. Eunice Mill, wife of james Mill.
died at her home in Barstow yesterday
morning at o'tlock, of stomach trouble,
aged 50 years. She had been sick only q
week, and leaves besides husband one
daughter, Mrs. Fred Dempsey, of this
city. The funeral occurs from her late
home in Barstow tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
Assessor j. 81. Clelsnd has appointed
Gilbert Bowen and ]. L. Freeman as his
assistants. and the work Of assessing was
begun today. Mr.. Cleland will hereafter
be in his Office every Friday and Saturday
Afternoons and evenings in order to give
everyone who is dissatisfied with his as
sessmept 8 chance to make it known be.
fore II is too late.