Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-17
CITY CHAT.

Mary Hunt was nned 20 ana costs TOT
intoxicstion.
The Rock Island Citizens improvement
association meets tonight,
Big stock of Michigan peaches tomor-
row for preserving at Young's.
Girls wanted by Milan Canning COM
pany. Half street car fare paid.
M H. Gross was fined Sc and costs
for allowing stock TO run at large.
The stage of the water on the bridge
was 35 at noon; the temperature 81.
Ell. Leveen of the London, took
big carriage load up to the Coe fair today
Try one of those suits full of solid CON
fort sold only by the American Clothing
company.
E.O. Huff was fined So and costs for
disfguring the telegraph and telephone
poles.
Trio lodge 81 A. F. and A, NJ. will
confer the third degree in Masonic tens
pie this evening.
For Rent-Two Office rooms, corner
Second avenue and Eighteenth street.
Enquire at B9ngston's drug store.
Sutclifte is now selling paper for %
cents roll and ali patterns at 30 to 80
per cent lower than any other dealer in
the city.
The free missionary conference of the
Swedish Lutheran church is IN session in
Moline. The proceedings are all in the
Swedish language.
Congressman Cable and family have
been delayed in the east longer than was
expected and will reach home either to-
night or in the morning
Michael Lsgan was fned $50 and costs
by Magistrate Wivill Yesterday for as
saulting John Collins. Lsgan is IS
years of age and Collins 81.
DR.. j. D. Hawks, who recently located
in Rock Island, has determined to re-
move to Chicago and there engage in the
practice of his profession.
Robinson, OF Moline, has covered tie
$50 forfeit put up BY Cowden. of this
city, for a spnnting match. George
Mates has Robinson's forfeit money.
We have on exhibition a genuine line
of Oriental rugs. Those who wish to see
them, come at once, as they will only be
on exhibition for few days. Clemann
& Salzmann.
Fritz Livermore, who had charge of
the Marquette house at Marquette, Mich,
this summer, has accepted position as
steward at the Harper and entered upon
his duties this morning.
William Roth has purchased six lots
from Weyerhsuser & Denkman laying
on Fifth street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, with the view of putting Up q
handsome business block thereon.
Edwards & Walsh commenc the paw
ing of Market square with the first course
OF vitrifie ed brick this morning 1t is the
first job in the three cities where vitrifi ed
brick has been used for both courses.
The next attraction at Harper's theatre
will be the Darrow Opera company one
week from tonight. followed the succeed
ing night by Billy Enersons Mins'rels
under the personal management of J. II.
Haverly.
Tomorrow evening the great melo-
drama, Master and Man." is to be pres
sented at the Burtis opera house, Daven-
port 1t is one of the best scenic pro-
ductions travelling and will be witnessed
by an immense house in Davenport.
James Simser, the popular conductor
on the Rock Island & Milan road, has tie l..
dered his resignation to take effect the
first of next week. The patrons of the
road will miss Simser as he has always
been obliging and courteous
DIR. Thomas Byrnes. of Walcott, died
at Mercy hospital, Davenport, at 7:3O
last evening from the effects of injuries
sustained by being struck by train on
the Rock Island road while returning
home the night of Davenport's carnival.
Ga Saturday evening Manager KIndt
opens the season of 1891 90 with the
presentation OF "Men and Women" one
of the most successful and powerful
dramas on the American stage today.
Rock Island will be literally represented.
George Sutcliffe wishes to tell the pub
lie that he is selling paper from 20 to 30
per cent lower than any other dealer.
He will sell paper boarder just the same.
All his stock must go at 90 to 30 per cent
lower than any other m ,rchsut. in the
three cities.
Harry Hodges. of Chicago. who spent
few days with relatives and old friends
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