Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-16

copied position as teacher in the
Cordoya school. and commenced her
duties this morning.
The regular meeting of the W. c.
I. L. will oe held tomorrow after
noon ut 5 o'clock. at the Y. NJ. C. A.
( building. All ladies invited.
Emig. the tailor. has just received
a Enc line Of imported and domesti"
spring woolcns. Call and see his
line before you order elsewhere.
&c; THE ARGUS dictionary on the
installment plan. and You will have
| the best book of reference complete
at nominal cost before You know it.
At the present time the handsom.
est display OF furniture ever seen in
this vicinity is being shown at Glenn
ann & SalZmann's. Call and see their
line.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society of the Christian church
will give social in the church to-
morrow evening. Everybody is in
vitcd.
:. y. Grcalish. OF the Rock Island
arsenal. was in Rock Island today for
the first time in three months, hav-
ing Just recovered from severe
siege of typhoid fever.
Hazel Belmont. womon Of
doubtful repute. residing in Daven-
port. attempted to commit suicide
last evening by wading into the
river. She was rescued.
just out. Some very handsome
patterns in carpets. rugs and straw
mattings at Clemann q Salzmann's.
AT thisShouse low prices are perma-
nent and the latest always in stock.
Ii is no. probable now that Miss
Eliza Young. the aiiianccd of the late
Charles Arnold. will come to this
country, as n letter received by
relatives in Rock Island indicates
that she has not yet left England.
Ii you are going to paper this
spring call on Lerch & Greve. They
carry n fine assortment of wall paper.
and will furnish samples on applica-
ton. Thcy can do YOUR work cheaper
than ANYBODY. Call and see them at
500 Eighteenth street.
Sutclific says the only place to
purchase wall paper is at 4 wall pa
per store. and have it decorated by
expert wall paper hangers at n lower
price than offered by other dealers
All work done to satisfaction ut SUIT
clitTe's. 1i29-1I3l Second avenue.
Il. j. Melee. accompanied by his
nephew. John McCafTery. is in Rock
Island on few DAYS visit. Mr.. Nc
Gallery i Rock Island boy who is
rapidly climbing the ladder Of fame.
lie is attending the School of Phar-
macy in Chicago. and will graduate
in June.
&. F. Gaetler has at last yielded to
the influence OF his friends and for
mally announced his candidacy for
the legislative. bject to the republi-
can city-towrship convention. We
thought Chris would come to it.
notwithstanding his declarations 10
the contrary.
Call aud see the goods that 10
cents will buy at SATELLITES. The
same article that other deal
crs are asking - cents and so
on all through the stock. You can
save from 10 to 30 per cent by buy
iHg your wall paper at SATELLITES,
1879 and 1851 Second avenue.
Augustana conservatory will give
4 concert in the Methodist church
Thursday night. A chorus of 50
voices is accom- panied by an orchcs-
ira directed by Prof. Schillinger.
solos, etc, by cultured singers.
Tickets for sale at Marshall Il Fish
c-'~ and Won kocckritz's. Adults IS
cents, children - cents.
The Union is eAcusable for failing
to recognize the faces OF our coun-
try's distinguished men or to dis
tinguish one familiar face from an
other. The Union never had much
knowledge of prominent men. either
locally speaking or otherwise. and
when there is a striking resem olance
the poor thing is stumped.
What more lovely day could one
desire than yesterday! The ideal
sprin--like temperature attracted
everybody out of doors. All who
had turnouts awaited themselves OF
them, and those who did not pat
roniZed the livery stables or the
street cars, while many enjoyed the
promenade. The trailers were put
out on all the lines. and the street
car company did one of its old-fash.
Toned good days business again.
George Cook, son of Z. f. Cook,
Esq OF Davenport, leaves tomorrow
for Europe. where he viii spend two
or three years in literary studies
He goes first to Heidelberg. where
he will study six months or year
From there he will go to Paris. wher,
he will perfect himself in the French
language and customs. Later h,
will probably settle in Rome for I:
time. learning the language ant
dclving in the riches of Italian liter
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