Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-10

lev days h 1sy.elas snA viciaity
vislsin9 frisads.
! TIE Riverside Oak wsrms The Aoor
better than any other st0ve-takcs
less fuel and lasts longer. {.
Those elegant d. b. suits with D.
b. vests at el5-you cannot buy them
ELSEWHERE at 80. The London.
The Cox-Nuhs glove contest is to
occur at Northwest Davenport Tur-
ncx hall mex, "Wednesday night.
lNRishop William STEPHENS Perry. Of
the diocese Of Iowa. will preach at
Trinity church Sunday morning.
IN. :. Cable. superintendent Of the
Pixies Nak cog railway. is spending
tho day with relatives in the city.
~. Paul lodge No. 100 will give a
.ocial party at the castle hall in
Car>y's block Monday evening. Nov.
~.
Now is the time to buy your wall
paper for next spring at SATELLITES
closing out sale. You can save 5V per
| cent.
Attend the grand ball to be given
at Rcchc's hall tomorrow night.
Tickets SIS cents. Music by Bleuer's
band.
The packet. st. Paul. went north
yesterday afternoon. the intention
being to lay up at Dubuque for the
winter.
The monthly meeting of the Mis- |
sionary guild of St. Paul will be held |
at Trinity church this evening at $50
o'clock.
Prof. L. j. Smith and brother will
furnish vocal and instrumental music
ut Foot Holdorf's oyster lunch Sat
urday night.
w. A. Fisher. OF Atlantic, Iowa,
and Miss Lizzie Schulmaster. of
Davenport, were married by Justice
Halves yesterday.
Call ut Passig's tomorrow. and give
him your order for SUNDAY. He will
have a grand display of vegetables
and choice fruit.
Head lettuce. spinage. oyster
plant. water cre.s, Hubbard squash.
soup punches. parsley and Spanish
onions ut Hess Bros
4 conference Of the Unitarian and
other independent churches will be
held at Davenport Tuesday. wednes-
day and Thursday of next week.
Don't fail To hear Remenyi. the
worlds greatest violinist. at Harper-s
theatre Friday evening. Reserved
seats 80 cents. at Harper house phar-
macy.
better made than anv house in Rock
Island. and at from $500 TO &. 90 less
price. Docs ihi. interes; you?-the
London.
Mcs>r> John Crubaugh and W. j.
Kerr returned this morning from
their fishing trip to Lynxville. Wis.
They state that there is still fish in
the river there.
Ny supply Of room moulding is
getting low. II YOU intend to put
moulding in your rooms it will pay
you TO attend my closing out sale
George Sutclinc.
William Doyle. who suffered inju-
ries from fall las; saturday night,
is rapidly advancing toward recov-
cry. and DR.. Plummer has discontin-
ued his visits TO the patient.
General orders have been issued by |
the operating department of the c.,
NJ. 4 st. p. road that all trains must
run slow during foggy weather re-
gardless Of time. in order to avoid |
accidents.
4 switchman named Smith had a |
thumb and finger crushed at Western
Union junction. on the Milwaukee |
road. last night to such an extent |
that amputaticn was necessary. The |
sufferer was taken to Milwaukee.
Maj. Alex Mackenzie. -accompa-
MED by Mrs. W. A. Thompson.
Misses Lucia Mackenzie. Anne Blu
ford and Mabel Cady and Capt. Tip
ton. went up above Moline to fish last
evening. They report splendid luck.
The pavement has been torn up on
Secoad avenue to replace a water
pipe leading TO the London clothing
store. Mayor Medill states that this
is the last pipe of this kind. and he
does not anticipate the necessity of
disturbing the pavement again.