Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-08
CITY CHAT.

Dolly Bros. have change OF sd to-
day. Notice it,
Nice Bellfower apples by the barrel at
Drifal & Gleims.
Charles Berry of Alton is in the city on
a visit to friends
A few barrels of nice Bellflower spples
at Drifill & Gleim's.
Notice Wright & Greenawalts change
Of sd in this issue.
Capt. j. O'Connor went to st. Louis
this morning on business.
Charles Cohnsn leaves tonight for Rico
Col where he will join his father.
Capt. Davey Upton of the steamer
Gen. Barnard is home for the winter.
s. johnson. one of the old line demo-
Gratis Of Taylor Ridge, was in the city last
night
Maj Quincy Mcneil lie back from the
Soldiers. Home at Quincy greeting old
friends.
Engineer Parks Of the Peoria, was
called home yesterday from Gable by the
serious illness of his little son.
Hon. Ben T. Cable arrived in The CITY
last night end after casting his bsllot this
morning returned to Chicago at noon.
The daughter of q wealthy First avenue
citizen is to wed q Minneapolis citizen
about the middle of the coming month.
Thsre was rousing democratic
meeting at Carbon Cliff last night, at
which Mr.. ]. hcEniry and W. A. Meese
made speeches.
If you want something extra fine for
decorating your homes. psrlors or club
rooms on any occasion, remember Krell
| & Msth have il.
Bright festooning at Sc yard at Krell
& Maths. Everybody could and shou d
decorate at the prices we are selling dec
orations, at Kreli & Maths.
Call at Blake & Burke's plumb ng es-
tsbiisbment and see the gas econ omizer"
on exhibition every evening. 1t reduces
gas bills from 20 TO 40 per cent.
The people of Moline Saturday by a
vote OF SAL to $50 failed to sustain the
hoard of education in the matter of the
purchase of High School site.
EH. Barnett, formerly of the Syndicate
power station, bit who has been IN the
north for some time, has returned and is
again on duty at the power house.
Have an Economizer placed on your
gas meter, and thus save from 20 TO 40
per cent on your gas bills. On exhibi
zion at Blake & Burke's every evening.
Send your orders for game, fish. lob
sters. Glands. shell and canned oysters
TO Harry Smythes. 1919 Second avenue.
Telephone 1917. Orders for wild tur.
KEYS taken for TbanksOiyino
By the use of the Quincy Gas Econo-
mizsr you can obtain q stesdieT light
and cause a saving of from 30 to 40
per cent in Jour gas bills. Call on
Blake & Burke and see for your5el
Swan Eckburg died at $50 this morn
ing at his home. 430 Fifth street, of ty-
phOid fever, aged 90 years. The de
ceased was driver Of the patrol wagon of
the police department for a short time
last summer.
There has been more or less complaint
OF late from resi- ents along Third aven-
ue on account of the piles Of sane that
have been left standing on the street. and
which have now frozen and which are an
impairment to travel.
The late change of time on the c. RI.
q ny W0lC0 tue L4S4lle accom- nO1a>
ton has been taken off has delayed the
arrival of the Chic4go papers in the city
so that they do not arrive here now IN
til 1875 over the Z B. & Q.
Miss Stella Co,5urn, who has had
charge of the Central Telephone ex-
change at night. has been compelled TO
give it up on eccouut of her health
ard Miss Fannie Knox, OF the day
force. is on duly at night.
A dog With manifest symptoms of
hydrophobis which had been bitten by
the mad dog killed by the police il the
lower part OF the city short time since,
! was shot ty Officer Schssb this morning
The dog belonged to Bernhard Seebur-
ger.
Barney n cto's, formerly with the
Uuittd States Express Co. here, bus now
! located in the west has been shaking
hands with old friends for seyeral days
past He left this morning for Chicago,
and from this mOrning Tor Chicago, and
and from there goes to Hulett, Wyo. where
he now lives.
A hunting parry composed Of T. W
Wiesler, James ladders, Andy Carl. John
Campbell. George Rchn ond and j.