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CITY CHAT. Fred Freeburf, of Coal Valley, was in the city today. Bon. J- W. Simoason, of Port Bjtod, was in the city yesterday, S. B. Heudren is around again after a cry severe attack of the grippe. Tomorrow will be AU Pool's diy. The republican caucuses are to be heM in the evening. On Friday mom i tip; the remnants from today's calico sale will be placed on sale &t McCabe Bros. Tom B. Reidy, of the C . R. I. & p, ticKet office, is back at work after a tus sle with the grippe. Mis9 Alta Cool, who has been yisiting with the Misses Cool on Twentieth street. returned to her home in Cordova yester day. Capt. Wash Eight, the rapids pilot. hove into port from the south th a morn-, ins. He will remain until the river closes next autumn. Miss Belle Negus, who was here to at tend the funeral of the late Mrs. W. S Kcowlton, left for her home in Chicago this morning. On Thursday, April 2, one case (00 dozen) ladies Jersey ribbed vestt will be placed en sale at 4c each at McCabe Bros'. None before. Daniel Twelftree, of Rsy noi ls, we'l known in this city, has been conSned to his red with a severe attack of rtieum tisra since last Thanksgiving. There is no reported change in Dr. Gall condition today. He continues very low and all hope has been aban doned, both by his attending ptysicians bed by himself. On Wednesday (tomorrow) McCabe Bros', will present any lady customer with her choice of seven patterns of sum mer skirts for 30 cents any time during the day if they last. Edward Rounds and William Lanca shire, who were yesterday adjudged in sane in the county court, were taken to Elgin this morning by Sheriff C. D. Gor don and Marshal Kittelson, of Miline. Aid. Chas. Evans participated in the enthusiasm of last night's convention. He sat among the Fifth ward delegates and while he had no vote in the proceed ings, not being a delegate, he had a voice. Miss Kate Byrnes, the popular tiilliner, want9 the ladies to call and see hi r spring styles in millinery goods. She has just the prettiest and mast fashionable styles in hats and bonDtts and millinery goods generally you ever sw and she will take great deligut in showing them. , Frieda Louisa, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Poehlman of o. 1303 Seventh avenue, died at 3:15 a. m. of in fluenza, aged seven months. The funeral will be he'd from the resilence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Friends are invited to attend. The funeral of the late Andrews Hoff man occurs at 2 p. m. tomorrow from his iate home on Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue. Mr. Hoffman left many friends in Rock Island who had known him for years, and he bore the good will and kindly regard of all his acquain tances. Patrick Murrin, an employee of the plow Bhop9. had the three first fingers of his right hand badly Ncerated t y a saw yesterday morning. Dr. Eyster dressed the injured members, and the injury 1b not serious, though very painful. The misfortune did not deter Mr. Murrin from doing his duty as a citizen of the repub lic and attending last night's democratic convention. Among the most attractive decor rations of Grace Cathedral at Davenport on Easter Sunday was a variety of cut Sowers artistically arrayed in honor cf the six children of Mr. E. W. Baker, of this city. The flowers were arranged by Mrs. Carrie Hammatt, who was a mem ber of Mrs. Baker's class in the cathedral Sunday school years ago. Over in Davenport they are having a street car war again. Superintendent Sr.hnitger, of the syndicate lines, had planned to steal a march on the Central folks and to parallel their single track between Third and Fourth streets. But the Central people were on the alert, and last night after 9 o'clock put down a double track between Second and Fourth. J. Lee Mahin has resigned tie busi ness management of the Muscatne Jour nal to accept a position in the advertising department of a Chicago paper. Will M. Narvis, late city editor, has been made business manager of the Journal and E. C. Blocker city editor. On his departure f-T Chicago Mr. Mahin his the kindliest wishes of The Argus and other friends in Rock Island. The work at the electric railway station is being pushed with all possible speed. The engines are all in place and after the brick chimneys are carried np it will not take long to get the plant in operation. If brick can be had fast enough the chim nejs will be finished in a few days, and it is expected now that the lines will be iu operation about the 20th of the month. Thus are our anticipations of seeing the foad in operation again temporarily doomed. But hope springs eternal in the human breast, though deferred it fc&keth the heart sick. The Thirty-third annual convention of tke Illinois State Sunday School associa lin, will be held at Danville, My 19. 20 and 21. The sessions of the convention I will be held in the First M. E. church be- ctnmng Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Each county in the state, except Cook is entitled to ten delegates to be chosen from the active Sunday school work r8 in the county. The representation from Cook county is unlimited. .The limita tion a to the number of.delegates from a county applies only to the offer of hoa Pitality. and the number cf votes a coun ty may caBt in the convention. News has been received in Moline of the death near 8an Diego, Cal., of Cha pin A. Wheelock. Sr., brother of Hon S. W. and D. L. Wheeler, of that city. He was born in Berkshire county, Masss achusetts, March 24. 1814, and passed his boyhood in Erie county,' N. Y. In 1840 he settled at St. Charles, 111., ' and ran a clothing store until 1853, when he went to Moline and purchased an interest in the paper mill. His wife was buried March 19, 1890. The surviving children are Mrs. Henry Hull, of Moline; Mis. Ei Knell, Carthage. Mo., Florence and Chapin, Jr. The remains are en route to Moline for interment. The London Clothing Company. Civilization creates a multitude of wants that savage states and barbarous conditions of society know nothing of, and the industry that supplies the de mand for clothing an 1 men's furaishing goods is one of the mist important pro duces. It is an industry well represented in every tojra anl city of any cjasik-r-able importance, and its best and most popular exponent in Rock Island is the London Ciothing company. Messrs. Le veen and Joseph, proprietors. News that they were coming was the talk of the city and country for months before they opened and all Icoked forward with eager expectancy for the opening of the great London Clothing house. The ax pectations of the public have been more than realized, not only in the large and spacious storeroom which they have erected, but the vast 6tock of clothing which they spread before the peo ple and which is not equalled in style and quality by any other dealers west of Chicago. Messis. Leveen & Joseph, the proprietors, are both thor ough gentlemen, who have made many friends in this city since they came here. They believe that liberal advertising is necessary to success. They patronize largely all the newspapers in Illinois wiihin a radious of 50 miles thus induc ing the people to come to Rock Island to trade . All merchants in our city are benefitted more or less by their liberality in this direction. Success to the London Clothing company. The C If rk- Canoe. At last Tuesday evening's public meet log to endorse the clerks' early closing and Sunday rest movement, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: Whereas, Certain clothing, groceries, boots and shoes and other stores of Rock Island have been compelling their clerks to work six to eight hours on Sundav. and from 12 to 16 hours on week days, there fore he it Resolved. That we citizens of Rock Island in a mass convention assembled, demand of the merchants of Rock Island that tbey close their places of business on Sunday and that we most earnestly re quest them to close their stores at 6 30 p. m., Saturdays excepted, and that we will patronize only such stores as will grant these humane measures. The following additional societies have endorsed the clerks' cause: Swedish English Luthernan society, Moline. Second Moline. THE AltGUB. TUESDAY. MAKCH 81. 1891. Methodist Episcopal church. Moline Mannechors Krankenvernin. Milan Y. P. S. C. E. Ladies' Mission of Seventh Presoyter ian church. Rock Island. Women's Missionary saciety of the Broadway church. Rock Island A Blntb Uitrk. The city marshai'b report for March is appended: Arrests Vaerancv,3; assaults and bat tery, 7; drunks. 7; burglary. 1: Iarceny.5; peace warrant. 1; drunk and disorderly. 4; keeping house or iil-fme,l; inmate house of ill-fame. 1; committing nuisance, 1; violating ordinance relating to animals, 1 ; assault with intent to rape. 1; carrying concealed weapons, 1 . City cases,21; state cases, 13; total, 34. Amount of fines collected by H. C. Wivill. 74 90. Number of tramps lodged, 118; number of lights out, 11 . local .nutices. A few boarders wanted at 800 Nine teenth street. Wanted Twoexperienced dining room girls at the Harper house. Easter egp s from two for lc up to 50c each; all the latest at Krell & Math's. Electric bells hung and warranted, 3.50. Bells repaired. Address A rocs effle Nice bananas, sweet oranges, new dates and fresh figs, always on hand, at Krel! & Math's. We always have ice cream. Send in your order Jreii x juatn, step in ana have a dish. Get your small candies for filling Eas ter eggs from Krell & Math; they have the regular egg mixture. Clemann & ,Sa!zmann are showing three times as large a stock of carpets as any other house in the city. E. B. McKown sells bard wood in lengths, cat or split; soft coal, lump and nut, corner Fifteenth street and First avenue. Telephone 1198. I DIED. TTIUPM "W Lit.... ITnffmDn 4i oA a t V ADA Eighteenth street of Bright direaee at 2:15 o'clock on I Monday, March 30, 1891. Deceased was bora April 10, 1825. Funeral Wednetday, April 1, 1881. at o'clock. Complexion Pozonnr. ,be re1fin"1 ,ot, jn lis climate. beay L'(1COmh,nt" e"'J element of ueauiy and purity nrm , 1H,E PK0"KATIR0 SHOCKl quinSl6' "" not ,ofce nteraeJ by length of ,me. The eviction an prevon Ion ZTnZ0t n'i,Pm4t:C "however. efficT. v hrislnm:i'e;- Preventive W. .1 ? n"" b"t,n!t' meIil" Uortet .ZL T0th EiUerS' ,hn in h :Wa!oi.H lrefes and roisons which .re formerly the only I!FLn!Z ,d,mMn'0f rmov,ng aDj ntldrmtinir at'acksof fever ami aue.ndbilliousrtmtitent W hen the .jstem h,g i,, ,,, pleud ty perlodi cl.y recurring- p.roxy.mv this igrceable re Monti ve renew the fund of eneryv. ami is not on y a positive specific, hut repair the ,Umge o the general health indeed by .11 febrile com ,"a'tt Peking of .he malar al character. Jntelligei ,r Sale- Ren Exchange and Miscel laneous wants inserted one day at lc per word; three days at c per word and one week at tic per word. "Situations wanted-' and local -Help" wants not exceeding three lines in serted one week in the DAILY ARGUS tree. l,l 8ec- WAN ED Second tmn(j pQrIljlLrv ood avenue. J. w. J,,,,,... r;M'n.D Aeoodeirl fur Ear 'V -ft' Twenty-Cnn efreet. NK-KLY FURnish HD KOoM FOR TtfO emen t f,J7 Twentieth :wt W,A,N"LE!!7A n r..d r. ,,11irf,r ,alni v etninlre at -'1 I'M'") lilx-ra: rent lr.- V. A. T. AKi. t'r Mlltali'.f lir.-Fiituw Ad- BES-FO? sAK-i-abf..r l.die. or Vt n,7T m Z AL"k, r or cii at room a, "tint Wir block, l avei.pon. Iowa. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. M. UEAhDSLEY, ATTORNEY AT Law OfBce with J. t Een fl'W'N. 17-i6 Second ATenne, J M kSUX ii HCKST, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office in Rock T.lmad ft Nrinw,i Bank Bnildirg. Hnr k Iiaid. Ul a.o kmi cuwataia. SWFENET & WALKER, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW OIBce in Beigton "loefc. H"rk Inland. 111. McEMRY & McESlRV, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW Loan money or (rood n. aeennty. make collection. Reference. Mitch ell Jt Lynde. banker office in Po-toffic block. MInCEF.LNRODS "THEnuiTLTAmir!r iR SALS RVR1V KVlVivn i- . New vtann P'w cut twr f nm DRS. RCTIIERFORI) k HCTLER, rjRADT-ATES OF THE ONTARIO VETEHNA collece. Vetmary Phviiicianii and Snreor.e. Officet Tindall Livery tabie; Kemdence: Over Asters Bakery, market square. L.. TKEAUY WJPARTENT, WHir. ton. n. -.. Karc h S.;:m -Scainl proposals will t rex-eived. to tie oiientl at S o i-lcn k p. m April - IsVI. for the sale to the United Mates of suit able property, ntrally and convenientlv loca td. fora site lor the public tiuil.ling- author ized l.y act of congress approved lxn-emlr S4, ltMO and March ,1. lsvi, to ! erecti iu lim-k Island. Illinois. A corner lot. approximating lx le-t front l.y 12n tect in diui-n-ions. is prt ferred. If not a curner lot. the proin-rt v mut approximate iSdfeet v liifeet in dimensions; the lso le t to Ik- street lrontare. tach pn IK.sal must l mad.- with the understan.lma and agreement that, if it is accepted, the l.uild injrs and all iniproveiiicnt on the projicrtv are to lie retained, and removed within M "dav after written notice, by the vemlor. and that all expenses connected with turhi-hinr evi dence of title and deeds cf convevaticc are to be paid by the vendor, each proosaJ must I accompanied by a propcrlv drawn diairram. Irivinjr the metes and U.unds of the proK-nv, and showing the streets around the block in which the proporty is situated: also by a writ ten statement in rcjrard to the prade. charac ter ol ground for louniiution. etc. 1 he rijrht to reject any and ail projMi-als is reserved Each proiKisal must tie scaled, marked J'ro IHisal tor the sa e of propert v far a site for the public biiildinir in Hock Island. Illinois." and addressed and mailed to CllAKLES KO-TEk, mcretarjr of the Treasury, w ashinr:on, U.K.. VALELTINE'S SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY Teaches it undent trade ai, then starts them in railroad rvice. Send for circulars. VALENTINE BROS., 13-iajiKEf villi. Wis. NOTHING LIKE ITI lod a thicker than water, and most be kept pure to tamw good health. 8wi"r' Spicnncin natnrni remedy for this purpuwe. It never to fail elimnate the imput tie and build up the general Lea' Ja. Then la only one Swift'a oclflc, nd there la nothinp like it. B aure and pet the peDuina. Treatise on I'.lood and Skin fin mm ailed free. The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, G F OR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PAINTS. OILS, Etc. 5?"Thi- : Tuint House In the city. H. M. WALL, lOUIhinl Acuue GET YOUR PICTURES TAKtH AT BROWN'S photgraph Gallery, Over America Express tifflce, ROCK ISLAND. afKirst class work iruaranteiil, gentleman oieraur. Laly and CITV-TOWNSIUP ELECTION NOilCF. Notice Is hereby p-iven that on Tu-s-lv the M-venth day of Ai-ril.-l-nl. in thec'.tv of'Rock Islaml. an eiection will t held for the ! low ing officer to-wit: riTT orricEl:. One Mayor for two vcars. Onerity flerk lor two year. OneCity Attorney lortwo vears. t'ne Alderman in't he First ward for twnvcar. One Alderman iu the fret-oiid Ward f.,'r two years. ne Alderman inthelbinl Ward f.r two years tine Alderman in the Fourth Ward for two yc-ars. one Alderman in the Fifth Ward for two years. ne Alderman in the Sixth Wnr.1 f..r twr. years . one Aldermao in the Seventh Wan! for two years. TawsMtir orrictna. Two Assistant Supervisors for two years. One Asessorf r one year. "'ne ("ollect'ir fi-roneyear. V hlch election will )..in at ..Vlrw-lr in . l... morninir und cntintiA .t.M.n m.ti - .... . . r " uM.t. .vv.mk 1 11 the Hft. rn.M.n cf that dav. nciristennir and -otinir wi'l t . ,... ... . v. usual voting places in each wanl , w . 'ty and Town C erk. Tated March 14 OVflcflNTTRE BROS. OlQ TfS IE TT We want yon to se the best corset for the money In this Tlcinlty. Onr "Mayflower" at 50c Satteens splendidly made- Colors-B'ack. Slate. Cream, White. Onr "No. 100 '-asatteen stripe cor set In black only at 75 cents, cannot be btaten. Two new numbers in high t nst. Black. WM. 0. KULP.D. D,S. OFFICE REMOVED TO -MASONIC TEMPLE, - Room M, tT. 2? and Take Elevator. DAVENPORT. LA. QRAND OPENING OF- MILLINERY GOODS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st, 1891. At MISS HAAS". Accessor to Miss Petersen, So. ITiS second veoue. Kca Iltr..L The ver- latest styles in pattern ha:s.lonnets. riblwns. laces and fancy rood. .ANDERSON COUNTY SOURMASH $2.50 Per Gallon. TOlrliSr & AJDLER, Removd to 219 Seventeenth Street MARKET SQUARE. THE LARGEST STOCK OF- -Spring Millinery- EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY. MRS. P. GREENAIHALT 1704 SECOND AVENUE Ladies are jktIted to call axd isspect tbecorrect sttlea. Slate. White at specially low prices- On other lines of corsets we are es pecially strong. All the best standard makes in stock. Special rVues this week in other departments. New spring dress goods. Ginghams- Challies. Immense assortment of black wash goods The choicer t things go early. McINTffiE BROS,, Rock Island. Illinois CLEMANN & SALZMANN ARE NOW SHOWING Three Times as Large a Stock of CARPETS A aty other imilrer.l -Lin' nt in the city. CLEMANN & SALZMANU, Nos. 1525 and 1527 Second Avenue, And Xcs 124, 123 and 123 Sixteenth Street, ROCK ISLAND. INCORPORATED CXDKR THE THE STaTS LAW. Rock Island Savings Bank, ROCK ISLAND, ILL., Open daUy from S a. m. to 4 p. aad Svtardar walKf frota "tot o'efeck. Five per cent interest paid on Deposits. Moner loaned on Personal, Col lateral, or Real Estate Security ornriu: . P. R1TSOLDS. IW r C. DSNKXAXX. Tie Pr. J. X. BCTOED, fkr. dikbctom: P. L. Xltchell, K P. Rrroo'.d. P. C. D.ckaiiTi. Jobs CrntMnrh. C. T. Lytd. J. Eeuntr. L. huano. B. W. Harm, J. M. Biord. Jrsoa H cut, twLcjtoriw This space is resered for -C. A. MECK- Fuocorto The Adams Furnishing House, 3Co. !.Z Drably wt Daratt.