Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-10

Ndlllbl ult pears lOANuiN- l'LN4lALNs
grapes and bananas at PaSsig's.
Celery. cauGhowcr. squash. sweet
potatoes and parsnips at Passig's.
Michigan peaches and New York
grapes by the basket, at Hess Bros.
Herbert Cawthorn's comedy. Lit
tie Nugget" at Harper'> theatre to-
night.
Exclusive styles will mark McCabe
Bros. millinery opening, Wednesday
and Thursday.
McCabe Bros. fall millinery open
ing occurs on Wednesday and Thurs
day OF this week.
The event OF the Sea>on-McCabe
Bros. millinery opening Wednesday
<and Thursday, this week.
Alrs. Mary Lynde returned last
evening from the White mountains
where She spent the summer.
Do you wish your children TO be-
come graceful? II 20 send them to
Clendenen'~ dancing academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. McIutire left
this morning for O>kaloo>a To ar
range for removal to that city.
The sparkling comedietta. Little
Nugget" always popular here. will
be with IL tonight. We predict
full house.
There will be an important meet
inc Of the \. NJ. {. 4. this evening
at ; o'clock. Every member i re-
quested TO be present.
Do YOU care how YOU look or what
You wear? McCabe Bros. millinery
opening Wednesday and Thursday.
will help you solve the question.
The pattern hats and bonnets were
never 30 numerous. never 30 varied
at McCabe Bros a. they will be on
Wednesday and Thursday this week.
Mr.. and Mrs K. r. Gable. of Chi
cago, and Miss Fannie Anderson, OF
Colorado Springs, are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buford.
Charles A. Mason i a German
comedian. and he will keep YOU
laughing until your sides ache He
plays .Jakey KumPher." in Little.
Nugget"
The overwhelmingly funny comedy.
Little Nugget" which made such a
decided hit here few weeks ago.
viii be repeated 10y Cawthorn's come
dian> tonight.
The millinery STYLES this season
are very taking. and nowhere else will
they appear so attractive and elegant
-a> at McCabe Bros. opening Wednes-
day and Thursday.
You take no chance, on a snide
show in seeing Little Nugget" at
Harper's theatre tonight. People
who saw it here few weeks ago
vouch for its merit.
The rush Chicago-ward i subsid-
ing, the crowd now moving the other
way. Some OF the trains are run
ming in sections westward as they
did the opposite direction yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Rounds. Of Al
Twenty-first street, have lost their
S-vear-old son, Jesse Lee. who died
at o'clock last evening of spinal
meningitis, after protracted illness.
The funeral occurred at , p. N. to-
day.
y Aid. Thomas Cleary. Of New York
CITY. j. visiting hi~ niece. Mrs. VIII
liam McEniry. Mr. Cleary repre-
sents the First ward in the New York
municipal assembly. and i promi-
nent in the Tammany wing of the
democracy of the metropolis.
II. :. Cawthorn and Susie For
roster. in Little Nugget" call forth
storms of applause everywhere, a.
they render the comical songs: Ask
Policeman" That's What, Dor
row Everything from Your Neigh
Dor" etc Do not fail to see them.
The Chicago Herald announces that
David Ayers will be appointed post
master at Keokuk tomorrow. after
one OF the most active political con-
tests for federal appointment in the
state. Mr.. Ayers has numerous
friends in Rock Island who will eX-
tend congratulations.
Drs. c. c. Carter. G.. q. Craig and
c. Bernhard are now in possession
of their sanitariUm in the Harper
house block. where their offices will
hereafter be found. DR.. Craig's Of
flee hours are from ! to and to s
p. m, DIR. Carriers from 10 to II a.
m. and to and to 8 p. m. and
Dr.. Bernhardi's from to a. m. and
9 to and to s p. m.
The remains of Rev. DR.. ). I. Will
son. an account of whose death at
Winter Haven. Fla, appeared in yes
terday's ARGUS. arrived in Rock Isl
and Yesterday afternoon and were
taken in charge by Undertaken Knox.
The funeral occurred from the Cen
trail church at 10 o'clock this morn