Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-01
BREIFLETS.
October 1.
Picked pigs feet at Mays.

October 1.
Picked pigs feet at Mays.
"a Sea of Ice, I" at the theatre tonight.
The lowest prices in three cities at
Mays.
Loosely sells handsome rose water set
for S1.75.
6yards cotton. flannel for csc at Nc
Cabe Bros
MIR. and Mrs. IChas. Oswold have a
new son.
Dancing school at Armory hall tomor-
row evening.
III. P. Stoddard. of Edgington, was in
the city today.
A good girl wanted to do general house,
work. at Mays.
Dancing school.at Armory hall tomor-
row evening.
Quick sales and small profits" is the
motto at Mays.
Mr.. John Hausch, of Presumption, was
in the city today.
Handsome dinner sets, tea sets and
chamber sets at Loosley's.
Remember c. c. Truesdale now locat.
ed under the Harper house.
"Whistling John" Oswald has returned
from his visit to Wichita.
Rev. A. B. Medium preaches.at South
Park chapel this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III Robb have been
blessed by the advent of a son.
Red twill flannel, 1870 yard; pink
mixed flannel, 124c yard. at McCabe
Bros
The city garbage wagons were discon-
tinued today until new funds come in
next spring.
Miss Evangeline Burgh has gone to
visit friends AT Joliet and Chicago and TO
enjoy a vacation.
Special bargains in medium weight
underwear this week. at McCabe Bros.
Ladies ribbed vests csc.
G. C. Truesdale will soon be ready to
wait on customers, as his goods are being
arranged on the shelves.
If you wish fancy salad, cup and
saucer or fancy piece for your mantle,
get it at Loosleys.
Stamp Deputy M. Lee Calls receipts
for September we're: Tobacco S29 80;
cigars, 1924; beer. SS.533.50.
Cotton flannels, 6. 81, Z, 8 and SC a
yard-all good values. The best in the
lot is the specisl quality McCabe Bros.
are selling at 10c this week.
| Messrs l.. G. Elliott, of Buffalo Prai>
rie. and j. B. Elliott. N. G. Elliott and
Geo. Patterson. of Msrston, were
callers at the ARGUS office last even>
| ing.
| The remains of Mrs. Amos Morey, of
Avon. H.. arrived in Rock Island yester-
day morning and were inferred at Chip
diannock under the direction of Under
taker Knox.
1t is reported thatjMr. T.sR. Harper is
to be the new manafier of the Harper,
though such rumors are not yet confirmed
at the Harper mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bendt of Twelfth
street and Ninth avenue, have lost their
son John. aged two years one month and
| twenty-five days of membraneous Group.
The four-year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos Wendt, on Third street, near
Seventh avenue, died at 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon from diphtheria. The
funeral occurred this afternoon.
The friends of Miss Minnie E. Shaw
will be pleased to learn of her intention
TO remain in Rock Island for the winter.
She will act asi saleslady in the store of
c. c. Taylor.
At David City, Neb last week. Mrs
Miller's Silver King won the race of his
class in three straight heats, the time be
ing 2:35, 2:3S and $40. Silver King is
destined to make a reputation on the
turf.
Mr.. Harvey McKenna, of Detroit the
great billiard player who is matched to
play Wizard Schafer. in New York, in
January for the championship of thu
world. is in the city. the guest of his pro-
fessonal friend and manager, Billy Cat
ton.
At the Central Presbyterian church to
morrow evening n congregational meet
ing will be held to take into considera
ton the ACCESSIBILITY of assuming contro
of the South Rock Island mission. A
fall attendance is desired of members o
the church and congregation.
Messrs. Hamilton and Walker, di
rectors in the Holmes syndicate. were
Supt Schnitger's guests yesterday. They
were delighted with the tri-city system
and its prospects. and instructed Supt
Schnitger To continue to provide the best
facilities he could give the tri-city lines
They are both wealthy men in Chicago
Mr.. Alfred Coyne has moved from hi
old stand on Third avenue directly acros!
the street into the Wollenhaupt building
where he has more room, good celia
and better shelving. Atty COyne ant
his clerk. George Anthony. are well like
and business will follow in their foot
Mr.. Geo. Wagner. of the Atlanta
: brewery. has decided to put in an srte
sian well. and has let contract TOD.
r Miller. of Chicago. to sink it. Prof. J
III. Southwell. after a thorough expert
ment, having decided last night that on
is practicable. Mr.. Wagner is satisfe
that he can thus supply his brewery ant