Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
CITY CHAT.


she London.
Leave orders for dressed chickens at
Truesdale's
Celery. fresh oysters and cranberries at
Truesdale's.
T. ]. Fenton. of Austin, Tex, is in the
city visiting friends.
Sweet apples. ounces and New York
pears at Truesdale's.
Fred Weyerhauser registered at the
Harper this morning.
The LondoG's overcoats combine style.
Il and workmanship.
But,ermilk toilet soap Saturday and
Monday at McCabe Bros.
Largest stock aud lowest prices at the
London Clothing company's.
No house in the state shows such an
immense line of overcoats as the London,
Mrs. Patrick Lynch returned last even,
ing from short visit to friends IN Pc
osis.
Mays patent -four reduced to 81 25.
Now is the time to put in your winter
supply.
The lower saw mill of Weytrhauser &
Denkmsnn has suspended operations for
the season.
At Mays. head lettuce. spins CT, cauli-
aower. oyster plant, parsley. soup
punches and celery.
DR.. G. L Eyster has been investing in
. fine piece of horse flesh. 1t is stand
ard bred colt and comes from lows City.
Mrs Lieut., Frederick Schwatka left
last evening for St Paul to meet her hus.
band on his return from his explorations
in Alaska.
As usual the first in the field. Just re-
ceived from Vermont genuine maple
syrup put up especially for Mays groc-
cry. Call an get a cen.
Seventy-five thousand brick for SALE
II taken at once will be delivered to
any part of the city at s. a thousand.
Enquire of T. II. Ellis
Mrs. John Balm and Miss Kittie Kale.
who have been visiting with friends here
The past few months. left today for their
home in Brsnford. Canada.
Msrufacturers' Introductory sale of
Bitten Tx trilgt sosp on Saturday and
NonHav at McGsbe Bros. Has no equsl
for the compl, xinn. Ten cents for this
lime. See small bills.
Special sale of B lttermilk toilet soap
at McCabe Bros. on Saturday and Mon
day. Manufacturers allow it to be ssld
FOR Introduction at 10 cents per cake.
Has no equal for besutifying tie COM
plexioa.
The tenth annual ball of Iron Molders'
Union No $50 occurs at Armory hall
this evening. Music will be furnished
by Bleuer's orchestra, George Stroehle
prompter. and very pleasant time is
anticipated.
A special crew of men has been as
signed by Superintendent Schnitger TO
overhauling the brakes, trucks, etc. of
the electric cars and getting them in
shape for winter. The life-guards are
also being put on.
Have you read the Chicago papers re
garding the merits of Butterm;lk toilet
soap? Over $4,000 cakes have been sold
in Chicago alone. and sales constantly
increasing McCabe Bros. open an in.
troductory sale on Saturday and Monday
ut 10c per cake.
N. j. Murphy is improving the prop
erty owned by him at Fourth avenue and
Seventeenth street and when it is in con.
dition it will be occupied as saloon BY
Otto Sie5, whose present place of bust
ness will be taken possession of by Clans
Frsnck, now in the employ of 1. huber
Oscar Hskelier, the photographer, fell
in fainting spell shortly afternoon today
while watching the workmen who are re-
pairing the building in the rear of biz
gallery. He was picked up and carrie
into his gallery, where he was attended
by DR.. Meyers, VINO administered restor
atives, and nothing serious is anticipated.
The news of the tragic death of Leon
ard Washburne, the baseball reporter oil
the Chicago In.er-Ocean, in railroad
vrack at Crete. Ill. yesterday. will cause
a papg of sorrow to the heart of every
lover of sports in Rock Island, who
through reading Mr.. Washburne's SPICY
base ball articles, have come to feel as il
they knew him personally.
Postmaster Wells is advised OF a cor,
,emplated Improvement in the postal ser
vice at Rock Island, on the part of the
postal authority at Chicsgo. The plan il
10 put railway postoffice on trains z ant
s on the c.. R. I. & P. railway. No. {
leaves Rock Island at 1888 p. M. for Chi