Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-12
CITY CHAT.

ky's card, fifth page
Hon. Levi Waterman. of Geneseo,
was in the city today.
The finest SC cigar is the You Bet. "
Ask your dealer for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. GA. Barnhart have
20 to Annapolis, Md. on visit
Some fine pianos for rent and rent
allowed if purchased. at Bowlby's.
Mavor-efeet Medill leaves for Chi
eago tonight on a flying business
"Trip. r
Eioht-day clocks with or without
alarm, only $3.50 at viii r. John
sons.
Eight-day clock sale at VIII r.
Johnson's Thursday, Friday and Sat
1rday.
St. Joseph's Branch W. C. U. ball
nj Armory hall Friday evening,
April IA.
Two cylinder press feeders wanted
Immediately by Plowman Publishing
Co., Moline.
Fresh black bass and bull frogs
legs Ut H. Smythe's, 1919 Second ave-
nue.. Telephone 1917.
4 few fine high top second hand
Lrgans for $50 and upwards at Bowl
Dy's. Easy time payments.
Two elegant cabinet Grand upright
pianos nearly new at a great bargain
n taken this week. at Bowlby's.
Justice of the Peace-elect Harold
L. Weld has rented Justice Cookies
Gflice and will occupy it after May l.
An invalid's bill saved-vitality re-
stored by using Monroe's Tonic. For
sale at the Harper House pharmacy.
Nicholas Mertz. the baker. paid a
ape OF So and costs in the police
court last evening. for assault and
hattery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wakefield
are rejoicing in the arrival of a
daughter in their home on Twenty
third street.
Carl Hellpenstell has leased Mrs.
Herkert's new house on Seventeenth
street and will commence the occu-
Fancy of it May 1.
Two good square Grand pianos in
first class order will be sold at $50
each. on easy payments. if taken this
week, at Bowlby's.
Pale checks, general fatigue-no
sppetite, dependency or irritability
eTlred by using Monroe's Tonic. Mar
shall & Fisher sell it.
Miss Ella Boehler, teacher in the
Davenport public schools, is serious
Nv i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Oh1weilcr. and her life is dis
paired of,
Fruit trees. berry plants, grape
Efnes. roses, shade and ornamental
trees: evergreens suitable for lawn,
park or cemetery. Nursery Port
Byron, III.
We have on hand a dozen new or
-ans in last wears style of cases that
NE will close outat about what it cost
80 make them. Easy payments If de-
sired. Call early at Bowlby's.
A few good seats for the Powers
entertainment remain at the Harper
aouse pharmacy. where all wishing
SO subscribe for next years course
may be provided with blanks.
7. r. Harper has resigned his posi-
zion as teller at the Rock Island Ma
tional bank, and Charles Spencer has
ocen promoted to his place, Harry
Gilmore going in as messenger.
Jay Young, son Of Agent NJ J.
Young of the c.. b. & c.. who has
been i'll with typhoid fever for some
slime, is still very low. though his
eonditioh is reported more hopeful
shis afternoon.
The South Rock Island case of
Dora Trouble vs. Henry Heitahrends,
IN which the charge of threatening to
murder was preferred, was dismissed
by States Attorney Searle yesterday
afternoon, there being no ground for
action.
For sale.-Cheap for few days a
GOOD business corner lot, 62X150 feet
on Twentv-first street and Fourth
avenue. Good house with 10 rooms
and good cellar. water in house. Call
On Mrs. j. E. Baggot. 1914, Fourth
avenue.
The horse shoers of Rock Island
and Moline met at Moline last even
ing and effected A. temporary organi-
Xntion by electing V. Dauber Of this
city, president, and N. Il. Zeigler of
Moline, secretary. A charter has
been sent for.
The ladies of the Central church
sill give a rainbow sociable in the
basement of the church Thursday
evening, April 9th. 1t will be a
novel and unique affair. There will
be an attractive programme and an ex.
sellent supper as usual
J. III. Lesem and Harry Necke. rem
resenting the great Quincy overall
factory, mention of the possible loca-
lion of a branch of which in Rock ISL
and was mentioned in the ARGUS last