Rock Island Argus., 1895-04-17
CITY CHAT.

The new administration has taken
hold in Moline.
Fishing tackle of every description
atJ b. Eckhart's store, Twentieth
street.
Organs from SIS to 800; pianos
from $50 to 500 on easy payments at
Bowlby's.
Cut flowers and plants of all kinds
at J. b. Eckhart's store, Twentieth
street, Hurst block.
supervisor J. G. Bri' ton, wife and
son came up from Andalusia on the
Young this morning.
Frank Bauer, of Chicago, has been
engaged by the London as decorator
and window trimmer.
The January term of the circuit
court was finally adjourned this
morning by Judge Peasants.
Bicycles to rent at McCabe's.
Ladies' or mems. 25c per hour. 81 for
half day. Rambler tandem SOC per
hour.
The Rock Island Cycle club holds
an important meeting at DIR. r. NJ.
Pearce's office this evening at 8
O'Clock.
Buy your bicycle at McCabe's.
Cash or easy payments. no difference.
Prices $3.50, $45. $55. $50. SO. $s5
and 800.
George Perry, the colored porter
shot by a tramp at Allerton, Iowa, a
few days ago, died at his home at
Trenton. Mo-, Monday.
j. B. Oakleaf on has retirement
from the Office of city attorney of Mo-
line, was appointed local attorney
for the Rock Island road.
A large number of Rock Islanders
attended the concert at the Grand.
Davenport, last evening given by the
Ladies' Harmonic society.
F. G. Frazer has leased of T. X.
Harper his suburban property in
South Rock Island and will occupy
it during the summer season.
Mandolin and guitar players are
invited to call and see the finest and
latest. Big stock just received.
Prices the lowest. at Bowlby's.
Mrs. William Welch departed this
morning for Geneseo, N. Y. in re-
sp"nse to a telegram stating the seri-
Gus illness of her sister there.
Whether you wish to purchase
piano or organ or not, you are cor
daily invited to call in and see the
elegant new stock just received at
Bowlby's.
The opening game of the Tri-City
High school championship base ball
series will be played at Twin-City
PARK Saturday afternoon between
Rock Island and Moline.
Muscatine is excited over q we'll
developed case of small pox. The
patient is tramp aud was in Daven-
port the day before the disease mani
tested itself at Muscatine.
After long illness Jesse Cox, of
Port Byron. died at his residence
there Sunday morning. The funeral
was held in the NJ. Z. church today
at 1 o'clock p. M, with interment in
Zuma.
Call and see the very latest in up
right pianos. have just received
some new styles that are entirely
different in design and finish from
any have ever had in stock-D.
Roy Bowlby.
Miss Evangeline Burgh left last
evening for Denver, where she will
make short visit and be joined
there by her parents, Col. and Mrs.
H. b. Burgh, who leave next Monday
night for their new home at Corval-
lis, Ore.
When your piano needs tuning or
any kind of difficult repair, don't
miss to engage John Stein, the only
expert piano maker and tuner in the
three cities He is able to please
you. Residence COG Second street,
Rock Island.
You can get at Dolly Bros. cash
shoe store, mems shoes at SIC; they
also have strong line for men at
81. $1.29. sl.5O, $l.67 and $l.77
which are wonders. II you buy for
cash. trade at Dolly Bros. cash shoe
store, Twentieth street.
The steel for the stand pipe at the
head of Elm street. being constructed
by the Chicago Bridge and Iron COM
pany, has arrived. and the work of
erecting it will be commenced as
soon MS possible, the foundation hav-
ing been built sometime.
Mrs. Catharine Spear. Of 1908
Third avenue, has for a number OF
years been suffering with disease OF
the ankle bone, which necessi ated q
surgical operation yesterday. Drs.
Allen and Hall, of Davenport. ampu-
tating the diseased member just
above the ankle.
The funeral of William Harrison
was held from st. Joseph's church q,
9 o'clock this morning, Rev. Thomas
Awarded