Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-30

Spring chicken lunch at Jack Mar
tins sample room saturday night.
Do not fail to 90 to Harper's thea
ire tonight and see the funny play.
Last chance to get fancy peaches
cheap-at Longs from Z to 10 p. m.
j. W. Brown and Charles VAIL
strom left this morning for savanna.
just received large shipment OF
latest STYLES in mems shoes at Dolly
Bros.
See our regular space for some
thing that may interest you-Huck-
Staedt.
A big drive on carpets next week
at Huckstaedt's. Cash or credit.
Don't miss it.
Bishop Zerdetti. OF st. Cloud.
Mimi, was the guest of Rev, Thomas
Mackin today.
Go down to Joseph Gut2weiler's
tomorrow night and get chicken
chowder lunch.
See Fowler & Warmington's COM
edians skip by moonlight at the
theatre tonight.
The skipped by the Light OF the
Moon" company came in today at
noon from the west.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day are the days set for the fall open
ing of Black burn Il Co.
Toll Gate Keeper Schlemmer's col
lections at Rock river bridges for
September were $4,000.
Stoves-do YOU want one? ANY
kind? Go and see Huckstaedt's line.
Easy terms of payment.
Parlor suites. Do you want some
thing new and nobby? Prices low.
terms easy. Huckstaedt.
Dick Mcmahon. formerly of Rock
Island, but now of Chicago. spent a
few hours in the city today.
Ladies attend the grand fall
opening at Blackburn & Co.'S Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday.
The A. P. A. paper published in
this city has changed its title from
the Tri-City to the American Blade.
All kinds of bicycle repairing done
at Walkers place, 415 Sixteenth
street. Moline. Remember the num-
Ger. Telephone 2OS0.
Martin Cohn. formerly with McIn-
tire Bros. is in Rock Island and Dav-
export with his wife and children.
He is shaking hands with old friends.
The combined milk men of Rock
I'll, lot =, -,
edge on milk commencing tomorrow
morning from to 81 cents per quart.
Rev II. c. Marshall. who expected
to have spent the Sabbath at Aledo,
arrived home this morning and will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow as usual.
The Bostons and All-Americans
play at Twin-City ball park next
Wednesday, and great game is eX-
pected before a great crowd of peo-
pie.
William Emig, who is arranging to
open a first-class tailoring establish
ment at 1907 Second avenue, will be
in readiness to greet his friends in a
few days.
Have you seen the styles for this
winter? If not. be sure and attend
the fall and winter opening at Black
burn & Cos, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday
Miss Grace KnowIton departed
yesterday morning to resume hel
90 school studies at Washington, hel
uncle, w O. Negus, accompanying
her as far as Chicago.
Lothian Harms mOurns the loss OF
his inseparable outing companion
his fishing pole and tackle valued al
$40. which was stolen from him above
Moline Yesterday while with party
of friends putting in the day angling
II YOU are cross-eyed. deaf OF
blind or have catarrh consult Dr.
Coffee at the Harper house from
Tuesday until Friday of next week
Oct. Sd to 6eh He is making won
derful cures at Rockford and Free.
port.
The news come from Mercy hospi-
tai at Davenport this morning that
Leo Deisenroth, who was obliged tc
have leg amputated the first of the
week. is recovering nicely and much
more rapidly than the surgeons an.
ticipated.
Madame La Moss, of Boston, the
renowned clairvoyant, is located al
1918 Third avenue. She is noted foi
her accurate and truthful reading o.
the past, present and future. All in.
terested will call and consult her
Will remain but week or 10 days
The routes of THE ARGUS carriers
have been changed, the object of tn,
redistricting of the city being to in
sure better service in the delivery o
the paper While few complaints
may result at the outset, we are con