Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-30
CITY CHAT.

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Buy barrel apples at Mays.
Pears and peaches at Browner's.
Sheriffs sale begins tomorrow at the
London
Young's opening still continues with a
big rush.
Tomorrow is Young's last day of the
opening.
Sheriff's sale begins tomorrow at the
London.
Fresh oysters and celery at George
Browner's.
Everything nice at Browner's tor q
Sunday dinner.
The last day o: the opening at Young 8
is tomorrow.
Adair Peasants made business visit
to Peoria yesterday.
sherlff's sale Of clothing at the London
begins tomorrow.
George Mates has returned to Rock
Island with his bride.
Morris Rosenfield returned from Dali
as, Tex. this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Yore, of Chicago.
are visiting in the city.
Leave your orders for spring chickens
dressed to order at Browner's.
F. W. Stanton. of Peoria, was in the
city yesterday calling on friends.
For bargains attend the sheriff's sale at
the London Clothing company.
Rock Islands police and fire alarm sys-
tenn will soon be in working shape.
The grand opening Of fancy groceries
will continue tomorrow at Young's.
G. j. WEIGH. of Kansas City, is in the
city spending few days with friends.
The London Clothing company's i'm
mense stock must be disposed of at once.
The entire stock of goods must be dis,
posed OF at the London. Sale begins to-
morrow.
Mrs 81 C. Connolly returned this morn
ing from very pleasant visit to friends
in the west.
Attend the sheriff's sale Of clothing,
furnishing goods, hats. caps, etc., at the
London.
Have George s. Champion call to see
you about putting a temperature con
troller in your house.
M. G. Rice. one of the new managers
Of the London. arrived from Ottumws,
Iowa, this morning.
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to;
Foot, north, 7t, south. 6s7; total IL sS.
Teams. north. TIE. south. 7O7; total,
1.419.
Arsenal council III. National Union
has issued invitations for one of its So
cial entertainments. Tuesday evening.
Nov. 10
Delicious home made cake and candies
for sale by Trinity Improvement guild
st Mrs. William Hoffman's residence
Saturday afternoon.
The final grand democratic rally at
Davenport will be held at Turner hall,
Davenport. tonight. Hon. Fred W.
Lehman will be the chief speaker.
just received $50 barrels Of fine var
ieties Of Michigan and New York apples,
which will be sold very cheap by the bar
rel at Mays. Call and get your winters
supply.
George Sutcliffe is making a nice Job
of the repainting of the old portion Of
Mitchell & LYnde's block. which is being
made to correspond with the pressed
brick of the new part.
A handsome railing now ornaments the
draw pier of the Rock Island bridge from
the center of the span out to the ends,
so that the light tender is in no danger of
falling into the river.
Supt. Waterman of the Mackay-Ben-
nett Gable company, stated this after
noon that he expected to have the local
Office of the company open to business by
next Monday morning.
Magistrate Wivill was up before the
cock crew this morning, and John
Schmidt and John Houghton two Dayen-
porters run in by the police last night,
were nned 90 and costs each for lntoxi-
cation.
An electrical apparatus, which in con.
nection with the furnace. keeps the house
at uniform temperature. That's what
you want. See George s. Champion, the
electrical filter, about them.
Johnny Johnson, one of THE ARGUS
carriers, had the thumb of his left hand
badly mashed by heavy window falling
on it last night. 1t is very painful,
though not seri Gus injury.
Much praise is heard of Supt. Schnit.
gers new arrangement in bringing people
from Davenport sitter the shows there
Instead Of being obliged to stop at the