Rock Island Argus., 1894-11-03

| snako ouOw WluuOW MOuudy, NOV. o.
At and z p. m.-The London.
'.Our cheap goods are uncommon
ly good and our good goods are un-
commonly cheap-yours for busi-
ness" say Sommers 4 LaVelle.
T. Fl. Ellis was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Ryan, for violat-
ing the wide tire ordinance. He will
be given hearing Wednesday.
The Kings Daughters will give an
entertainment on Tuesday evening.
Nov. IS. at the Y. NJ. &. A. hall.
Look out for the attractive program.
Don't forget that c. B. Marshall
has made the best superintendent of
schools Rock Island county ever had,
when you go to the polls next Tues
day.
In addition to a complete line of
the Boston best grade of rubbers NJ.
l. X. are showing something entirely
new called the marvel-try them.
they are great.
Rev. Skinner will conduct the SER
vices at the Central church all next
week. Rev. Kerr will officiate at
Morrison for Mr.. Skinoer tomorrow
while he is here.
The club Of the Independent Sons
Of Africa will meet tonight at the
Second Baptist church. The last
meeting before the election. c.
Lumbard, president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glass H.
weeks old son. Raymond. OF 1920
Eighth avenue. died last night of
Bronchitis, The funeral occurs to-
morrow at 2:S0 p. m.
The American Blade comes out
this week with W. A. Guthrie as sole
proprietor. he having purchased the
paper from the Rock Island Printing
and Publishing company.
Fun for every body-free exhibition
in our show window Monday, Nov.
at = and p. m. Nine. Vernelo will
do some wonderful sleight of hand
performance-The London.
News from Hampton of ex-Super-
? visor II. o. NortOn's condition il
that he is gaining every day, and
the prospects are more encouraging
now for his entire recovery.
The Augustana band and n choru.
i. OF about $50 singers left over the X
: /. & p. in two special coaches, fol
Andover, to participate in a church
concert to be held there today.
X. Schaum opened a new and first
= class grocery at 171O Third avenue
this morning with complete stool
| lf,fr -;S;o
Give him n call and examine hi:
goods and prices.
/, The supper and dance given b,
the U. V. q. last evening at X. p
hall was attended by about thirty
five couples. and proved most en-
joyable affair. supper was served
from to s, after which dancing wa.
indulged in. Schillinger's orchestr;
8 furnishing the music.
k Observer F. j. Walz's meteorologi
- cal summary for the month of -Octo
II ber places the mean temperature a
e 54 the highest, so. on the goth: tn
lowest, 81, on the 14th. There wer,
It eight clear days; 10 partly cloud,
Is and IS cloudy days. Frosts occurre,
on the 9th. 9th. l1th and 14th.
|, Lieut.. Wv. Judson. of Maj Mack
=. enzie's corps, has been ordered to re
port to Maj. Miller at Galveston
Texas, and will move there in shor
!. time. The lieutenant and his wifi
have made many friends in the tri
cities during their residence her
who will regret their departure.
!, Mrs. Sarah j. Wright, daughte
:, OF the late Judge John NJ. Wilson
> sister of Supervisor John A. Wilson
, and wife of Rush Wright, died a
l. Orion yesterday. at 10 a. m. aged s
u years, 5 months and 90 days. Th
'e funeral will occur tomorrow ut /
O'Clock, at her late residence i
Q Orion. She will be buried at Beula
d cemetery in Rural.
Is In reply to the Union, Mr.. Marsha
says: my opponent and his friend
u have circulated the report all owe
" the county that l had tried to tax
- an unfair advantage of him in tn
matter of his certificate. / have le,
IT ters in my office from all parts of tn
=. county, asking to make publ
J. statement of the matter, so that tn
truth might be known. The stat,
n ment has been made. and every wor
80 of it is true, and l would rather /
;r defeated than res: under this charg,
anyhow. In regard to my own certil
cate. ! secured it in the regular way
@ did the work and neither asked nc
'. received favors from anyone. In r,
gard to professional courtesy. tho.
who know me best will not say tn;
r I am lacking in those elements
Is fairness and courtesy that shoul
Te mark the social and business rel