Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-28
BRIEF MENTION.

Arnold's
DR.. James Cozsd of Reynolds. was in
the city today.
Go to the theatre tonight and "Wsit
Till the Clouds Roll By
Charles Freelsnd of Detroit, Mich. is
here on visit to old friends.
You can get the best underwear for the
least money at the Columbia.
Mrs. Frank N. Horn returned last night
from a visit to friends at Chicago.
Get one of those umbrellas at the Col
umbia and he prepared for wet weather.
the home of Thomas Downing and wife.
Wanted-A good girl in small family.
Good wages. Apply 1116 Second
avenue.
Arnold will have 100 baskets more of
grapes tonight. which go at 35 cents
basket.
1t is an easy way to secure suit of
clothes free for boys to enter THE AR.
GUS contest.
Always order brick ice cream for you
party. Three kinds in each brick
Krell & Math can supply you.
The Columbia is headquarters for tins
ware. We can save you money on each
article. Call and be convinced.
Moline is undergoing siege with
typhoid fever. One physician there re-
ports "a cases under his care.
Street cars will soon run from down
town factories to Thirty eight street, the
best location for cheap homes.
r. Stockhouse and wife and Morris
Rosenfield are among the Rock Islanders
atten ding the state fair at Peoria.
F. M. Wills and company at the thea
ire tonight in the new musical comedy,
"Wsit Till the Clouds Roll By"
Ladies, when in need of material for
fancy work, call and examine the com
plete line at the Columbia. The finest
aud cheapest in the city
By the time Fifer gets around to Rock
Island he ought to have his speech down
pat enough to deliver it without hesita-
ton to think up where he was at.
Samuel Campbell has purchased a one
third interest in the Downing foundry
and machine shops, and the firm will
hereafter be known as Downing Bros &
Co.
Miss Margaret Hoffman, the unfortun-
ate young woman from StewartvilIe
who was adiudged insane on Monday.
was taken to Jacksonville today, being
in charge of Tim Collins and Miss Maggie
Maroney.
1t is likely to keep the Union busy for
a week after Fifer's visit explaining what
the governor really meant When he said
so and so, and why it is that it is none
of the public's business how state insti-
tutions are conducted.
Here's hint for thrifty housekeepers:
Peaches 25 cents basket at the grocer
les. Fruit jars IS cents a dozen st Loos-
ley's crockery store. There was no such
economical combination last year good
fruit year though it was.
Several hundred excursionists passed
through the city yesterday on their way
west. The system of harvest excursions
which the different roads have inaugur-
ated, is being taken advantage OF more
each year. Over 800 we're brought in
over the R.. I. & P. alone last night.
The Rockford Construction company
entered upon the undertaking of paving
Commercial avenue this morning This
finished, the company will probably turn
attention to its contracts on E st and
West Seventeenth, Sixteenth. Fifteenth
and Fourteenth streets. which ought to
be completed this fall.
Filter will doubtless parade his basket
Of chestnuts about the differentiation
opposition to Judge Altgeld by certain
of the democratic newspapers, but
that will not count. 1t is the past official
record OF Fifer that the public is consid-
ering now, and no effort of Fifer no mat
ter how frantic, can draw attention from
it.
The grandest display Of millinery ever
shown in this city at Miss G. Haas to-
morrow and Friday. Miss Haas has just
returned from her eastern purchasing
tour. and has all the latest styles in inn
ported and domestic millinery goods. She
invites the public to call and see before
purchasing elsewhere.
Charles j. Yore. the well known postal
clerk on the c., r I. & P. from Chicago
to West Liberty, has rendered his resig-
nation to Chief Clerk Armstrong OF the
Sixth division. to take effect Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Yore who is know as one OF the most