Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-28

everyone chance to pay.
Tomorrow is the last day of our
1899 suit sale. Your choice of any
| light colored suit in the house for
s9.9s.
If you are down town tomorrow
evening drop into Joseph Gutz-
weiler's and get a dish OF turtle
soup.
Thomas Quirk and wife, OF Jack
sonville, he formerly train dispatch
er here, are visiting Miss Mamie
Maroney.
Brand new cotton top, leather
tuffed mattresses, S2.s5 at j. w.
Jones secondhand store. 1922 Sec
ond avenue.
Fred Jones. OF this city, has ac-
cepted position On A. J. Whitnev's
boats as clerk, and left for Dubuque
this morning.
Court convened at o'clock TODAY
IN adjourned session, and in the alb
sence Of Judge Glenn, Judge Pleas
ants presided
You can get at Longs tomorrow
melons, berries, bananas, oranges.
egg plants, celery, tomatoes and
full supply OF home grown vegeta
bles.
The lawn fete at the residence of
Mrs. Ellen Weber on Elm street.
given by the ladies OF the Central
church last evening, proved a sue
cessful affair.
| Last evening while riding on Fifth
avenue, a horse upon which Louis
Miller was riding fell. and Mr.. Miller
received injuries which viii lay him
up for some time.
4 trial is in progress in Magistrate
| Schroeder'S court this afternoon. in
which b. Brown and Henry Mold are
complainant and defendant respcc
lively for assault and battery.
Charles r. Heath is the name of a
plucky little bicyclist of Chicago
who stopped in Rock Island last
evening. He i on his way to San
Francisco. His next stop is Lin
coin, Neb.
Thomas Cox has concluded train
ing for his fight with James Maher.
OF Iowa City. tomorrow evening.
1t promises to be good contest, as
both men have trained faithfully.
The fight takes place at Northwest
Turner hall, Davenport.
Mrs. Luella Brindle Perry died at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William q. Brindle, $40 Thirty
eighth street, at 11:l5 this morning,
OF quick consumption, aged % years
and > months. The time OF the
funeral has not yet been decided
upon.
a little alteration, in which a col
ored man was one of the chief fac
tors, attracted the attention of the
public last evening, occurring as it
did in Second avenue bar room. 1t
looked for time as if the police
might be called. but the trouble was
finally abated without bloodshed.
DR.. and Mrs. w. 4. Paul returned
last evening from the cast, where the
doctor has been engaged for the past
year in the interest of the Morrell
Liquor company in New York and
New England. DR. and Mrs. Paul
are temporarily domiciled at the res
idence OF Capt. and Mrs. T. j. Blu
ford on First avenue.
Daniel wilkins, Philip Dingledein
and p. Werner, of this city, the men
bitten by the rabid dog a few weeks
ago, returned last evening from the
Pasteur institute O. Chicago. where
for the past seven days they have
been undergoing treatment The
doctors assure the gentlemen that
they are entirely cured of the effects.
and that there is now no danger
whatever.
a report has gained currency in
the city that James Condor, well
known in this city, had both limbs
cut of IN Chicago yesterday, but his
sister, Mrs. George Wright, saws she
believes it to be ano her man, as she
has heard nothing OF it but the re-
port. Mr.. Condor has been in Chi
cago but a short tin e, and if he has
met with such misfortune his rela
tives here viii undoubtedly hear Of
it soon.
The Norwaerts Turning society of
Moline returned last evening from
the funniest at Milwaukee. The
Turner's took first prize for this dis
trict OF the Illinois Central Turn Be
sirk. They were met at the train
by a band, and thence escorted to
Wagner's opera house where a ban
quet was served, speaking and mu-
sic being the order of the evening.
BY taking first prize the Vorwaerts
rank first among the Turner socie-
ties of this district.
River Riplets.
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