Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-29
CITY CHAT.

5UcIgars for 70 cents st Wecke,s.
Nice game of all kinds at Young's
Turkeys and chickens at Browntr's
For your Sunday spread go to F. G.
Youngs.
90 pound, granula,ed sugar for 81 at
WeckePs.
Order your game and fruit for Sunday
at Young's
Gallon apples 20 cents per can at
Weckels.
Grapes. oranges, bananas and apples at
Young's.
Order your Sunday fruit and poultry at
Browner's.
Gall at Young's before you order your
Sunday dinner.
Mrs G L Eyster has returned from her
visit to Crete. Neb.
Young turkeys, chickens, geese and
rabbits at F. G. Young's.
Phil Mitchell leaves for the east to-
night on an extended business trip.
Fred Hass is expected home from his
trip to Minneapolis on Saturday or Sun
day.
Everybody should attend the auction
sale of pictures tonight and tomorrow
night.
Choice Florida oranges, bananas, figs,
grapes, dates, and celery and oysters at
Longs.
81 81
spending q few days with relatives in
the city.
Mrs. J. ". fireman left last evening
sor Carthage. Seda.ia and st. Louis on an
extended visit.
The New York Symphony club will
give concert at the First Baptist
church Feb 5.
For Rent-The cffice room over David
Don's store. The best location in the
city for dentist.
The Rock Island Junior gymnsstic
elab will give dance at Roche's hall on
Saturday evening.
Wsnted-The address of Miss Sophia
Endahl. She will find it to her interest
to send it to 'R.," care of THE ARGUS.
Piper Heidsieck, two 10 cent plugs, Is |
cents; Greenback, two 10 cent packages |
is cents, at A. K. Jones' 1919 Second |
avenue.
J. A. Getttmy. of Moline. has bee |
appointed L. S. gsuger to succeed j. 81.
Mcpherson. resigned whose resignation |
takes effect tomorrow.
The ARGUS is advised that the East |
81. Louis Jockey club will be opened |
Jan. 80 in first>clsss order with promise |
of a grand meeting. There will be 800
horses on the opening day.
Assistant General Supt. Huntoou, of |
the Tri-City Street Railway company, is |
having the cars oYerhsuled and thors
oughly cleaned and frightened up. an |
evidence of nea,ness which the riding |
public will be apt to appreciate. !
The ARGUS is in receipt of pleasant |
little note from Fred F. Meyers. of ST |
Paul, formerly of this city. who extends |
his best wishes for THE ARGUS future. |
Five new members were admitted to |
membership In the Augustsna University
association yesterday, and Prof. vii
Hanson. Joseph Anderson and r.
Champion have doubled their subscrp
tioDs.
Hon. A. W. Berggren and L. W. San
born of Galesburg. directors in the Cove
nant Mutual Insurance company are in
the city today in consultation with W. L.
Sweeney, one of the oldest directors in
the company.
The company which will sing Poor
Jonathan" at the Burlis opera house on
Tuesday. Feb. ., is under the direction
of the well-known operate impressario,
Heinrich Conried. who stages all the
productions at the New York casino,
where Poor Jonathan" ran for more
than 200 nights.
The trouble between the Moline Wagon
company and its men over the Inaugural
ton of the check system is off for the
present, Supt. Anderson having notified
the men last night that the company
would withhold the obnoxious system in
definitely, and the men are satisfied with
such assurances.
Our thestre-goers may well anticipate
\ laughing treat at the opera house on
next Friday, Feb. 5, in "a Pair of Kids,
whose principal character is that Of
'tJiles Button" an unsophisticated far
mer, whose want of knowledge of the
ways of society leads him into innumer,
able scrapes and predicaments. Mr..
Kendall is said to be as amusing as ever.
William and F. w. Smith were before
Magistrate Wivill this morning charged