Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-26
CITY CHAT.
At Young's Thursday.

Don't forget the cay. fourgs open
ing Thursday.
YoupR's grand opening of fancy gro
eeries Thursday.
Special prices on bed comforts all this
week at McCabe Bros.
A. G.. Emerson, of Chicago, is in the
city calling on friends.
Dress goods are to be made conspicu-
Gus this week at McCabe Bros.
Go to the First NJ. e. church tomor-
row right. Admission 10 cents.
Four dray loads of bed comforts on
sale at McCabe Bros. this week.
Call on the bachelors Tuesday night
at Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street.
Senator W. F.Crswford and wife of
Taylor Ridge. were in the city today.
Hon. E W. Hurst leaves tomorrow
evening for Nebraska on business trip.
Muscatine is moving in the direction of
paved streets-the right direction ex-
sctly.
Prices that will surprise everybody in
fancy bottle goods and canned goods at
Young's opening.
Bed comforts sale in McCabe Bros.
double annex on the west, Nos. 1712 and
1714 all this week.
The annual fair of st. Joseph's church
win open tonight at Armory hall and
continue one week.
Nick Blair caught walled pike
(white salmon) at the boatyard last week
that weighed II pounds.
Carl Frederick Corset of Moline at
tempted to hang himself with shawl
strap Saturday night. but failed.
Mrs. A. Brock and little son, of Chi
cago. are visiting at the residence of
Adsir Peasants on Second avenue.
At YouDgs opening Thursday will be
seen the finest line of fancy groceries
that have ever been shown in the city.
Oliver Olsen is able to be out
gre citing his many friends who are oyer
;oyed at his presence sgsin on the streets.
W. A. Perry and wife of Bushnell,
spent Sunday at the residence of their
grandson, Solomon Perry, on Fourteenth
street.
The The tri-city street railway sy ndi-
cate has made the Illinois Trust company
bank OF Chicago trus ee for all its prop
erty in he tricilies
Moline is TO lose its popular physician
DR.. George E. aierrymsn, who will soon
move to Bloomington to continue the
practice OF his profession.
Miss Nellie Murray, formerly manager
of the Postal Telegraph company's office
at Peru. ILL.,, is IN the city to take the
management of the Rock Island office.
Moline and Rock Island are Joining
hands on the Columbian exhibit An
association Is being formed with 500. 900
capital stock divided in $40 shares
Davenport Times.
George A Ewing and wife of Iowa
City spent yesterday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 8. w. Sesrle, being Mrs.
Sesrle's parents. who with her daughter
lCtuEuCu Win tucm On Nl6lb.
From now until the holidays I offer
special terms to those joining my class in
China painting. Instructions in oil and
water colors at reasonable terms. Studio
1414 Third avenue. Jessie F. Perrine.
The Rock Island city council will hold
an important meeting tonight. 1t will
be an adjourned session. and at it the
contract will probably be let for the new
pump for the Rock Island waterworks.
Street Superintendent Blaisdell came
out with the newly painted wagon of the
street department this morning. The
wagon is nicely painted and credit TO
the city. and to Robert Wall who did the
work
You can fully depend upon Underhill's
judgment and honesty as to buying q
load of hay. potatoes or grain for you
Leave your orders with him; it will re.
ceive proper attention, 213 Marke,
Square.
Supervisors 8. W. Heath, of Bowling,
DR.. Matthews. Joseph Fitzpatrick, Mer.
rift Goble and G. E. Kyle, of Black
Hawk, left this afternoon for Peoria, to
attend the canal condemnation proceed.
ings in the q. s. court.
W. ]. Kerr, the liveryman, received a
pair Of beautiful carriages from the fac
tory of Tom Connollylat Dubuque Sat-
urday. The carriages are substantially
and artistically built and deliberately
mounted and beautifully upholstered.
The windows are beveled glass and the
woed work highly polished and deco.
rated.
Sam Freyer, Of Muscatine. the tough
who hammered Capt. Wi liam Boland OF
the Diamond Joe line over the head with
stone during an excursion to that place