Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-30
BREiFLETS.
"Piaue" at the theatre tonight.

at Boro's.
W. Wilmerton, of Presumption, was in
the city today.
There is to be dancing party at the
Harper tonight.
| Mr.. r. J. MCGEE, of Chicago, is in the
city on business.
The Fenner 81 Crane dramatic company
is at the Rock Island house.
Mr.. Fred Weyerhauser and family sal
from Europe Wednesday for home.
Mrs. ii. V. Clough, of Geneseo. i,
visiting her son. Frank Clough, in the
city.
Dress goods-McIntire Bros. offer
specially attractive goods at very low
prices.
y cents yard. 10 cent cotton flannels
in short lengths u cents yard at McIn'
tire Bros.
Blankets and lap robes at Rober
krauses, 115 and III West Second st.
Davenport.
| ''Pique," one of the best dramas of the
day, will be presented at Harper's theatre
this evening
Buy your underwear at Robert
Krauses, Davenport. 115 and III West
Second steet, Davenport.
so cents-special values in SO cent un>
derwear, ladies and gentlemens this
week at McIntire Bros.
| Mr.. j. p. Looney, local manager for
the Western Union Telegraph company,
left for Ottawa last evening.
Conductor John Sullivan, of the c., B.
X O., went NJ TO Sterling this morning
To visit his mother who is ill.
The largest line of neckwesr you will
always find at Robert Krause's, 115 and
1T West Second street. Davenport.
Rev. W. s. Marquis goes to Norwood,
! H., tomorrow to assist IN the installation
of a new pastor OF the Presbyterian
church there.
| Robert Krauses clothing emporium
is headquarters for blankets and lap
robes, 115 and III West Second street,
| Davenport.
If you want fine, nice suit for your.
self or for your boy don't fail to call at
Robert Krause's, rs and III W Second
street, Davenport.
Hon. G. T. Settle and wife, of San
Jose. Cal, are guests at the Harper Mr.
Settle is ex-msyor of San Jose and thirty
years ago lived in Rock Island.
Plush sscques. McIntire Bros were
headquarters for plush goods last season
and propose to more than hold their own
this fall. Examination solicited.
Special-McIntire Bros. offer this week
one case of short end cotton fiannels at
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for them. Buy and save 80 per cent.
You cannot buy blankets anywhere
cheaper than we will sell them to YOU.
Remember that and call at Robert
krause's, us and III W. Second street.
Davenport.
Mrs. t. j. Buford has left several bun
dies of clothing at the ARGUS office for
the Spring Valley miners, which the re
lief committee may have on request at
any time.
Mr.. Fl. J. Lowrey has resigned his
position as manager at the Harper be-
cause OF private business demanding his
attention. and sewers his connection with
the hotel tonight.
Rob. V. Ferguson and his wife. Ida
Valance, who made so many friends
among the theatre PEOPLE of Rock Island
a few years ago, are now with the Fem
ner < Crane Company
DO not ct them mislead you ty Cheap
John advertise ments. We will give you
the best in the market at the lowest
prices. Robert krause, 115 and III w .
Second street. Davenport.
Mr.. G.. F. Lynde. who has been con-
fined to his home for some time by rea-
son of the injury heretofore spoken of,
was able to walk up town and gladden.
his friends about the bank this morning
We prefer selling good suits we car
guarantee. but always keep a nice line Of
cheaper goods you cannot duplicate a
the same low price we offer them. Rob
ert Krsuse 115 and IT West Second ST.
Davenport.
The funeral of Mr. Peter Hay was helC
yesterday afternoon with brief services a
the house by Rev. Mennicke, and after.
ward at the German Lutheran church
There was a large concourse of people
present.
The Merchants Carnival at Armor,
hall will ne held October % and "a. This
entertainment is being gotten up by tn,
ladies of the Central Presbyterian churcl
and promises to be the most novel enter
tainment of the season.
Messrs J. T. Dixon. of this city, an,
G. W. Hitler, of Coal Valley, brought il
the best string of fish of the season from
Rock river yesterday. Dixon -sTe--
the fish were all cansht ny hlmseli an'
Mr. HITLER, and that be entlced most
them from the deep with his own littl'
hook.
EyoSssss1s-~---~-,--ss;yO uf,Caus =
the idle formality Saturday of nominstin
: county ticket as follows: For stat
senator. Fred B. Sharon; representative
VIM. Webster; for county treasurer, p
W. McManns; for sheriff. l.. M. Stanley
for coroner, DR.. H. l.. Bswden; fC
justice. Biek Peters. No nomination wa
r made for auditor.
, The move of the Cedar Rapids Gazet
to collect a million postage stamps. fo
2 which aged. friendless, penniless Mrs
, Hetherington would be given admissIo
to the Old Ladies' Home, resulted in til
collection of /. 800, 900 stamps. 1t is tn
t largest collection in the world, and fill
two sugar barrels. 1t has just been pur
chased at auction by Martin Stetfen, c
Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Ohlweiler have q
guests at their home on Fourth avenu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theseires. of New Yor
City. This genial couple have recent
+. returned from trip to the old worlt
O where the father of Mrs. T. holds a hig
and responsible Office in the city {
Worms, Germany, he by the way, bein
n none other than Mr.. Geo. Clauter, fol
t mer resident of Rock Island. Early
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