Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-25
CITY CHAT.

Clothes horses 7sc at the Cel1m bis.
Look az the west window of the
london.
When passing the L ,udon look at thelf
uess window.
Magic Cream l5c this week at the Col
snbis. Look at the adv.
TIE Rock Island bridges will be thrown
spea 90 the public Friday.
Mail Carrier Charles Schneider is laid
NJ with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Rosenfeld left for
Chicago ias, evening on q weeks visit.
M. Arnold has the finest assortment OF
ssacy domestic and imported cheese in
she tzi-eities.
Mics Jennie Hurd who has been spend
ing few days wi relatives and friends
here. returned to Chicago today.
Louis Glockboff is arranging for a
billiard tournament for local rollers CT
she worries that will take place in the
nesr future.
NE. McHenry has sold his $40 acre
stock farm near Geneseo, and will trans
Ser his stuck qusrteved there to his stock
tsyn near REPORT.
Don't forget that N. Arnold has got
aothing but the finest cheese. and the
assortment is the largest ever imported
IN the city. See list in his I'D on seventh
page.
Il is not often, ladies' that you have
an opportunity of saving S1.2s on pair
Of shoes-the special sale of welt (exten-
zion eoie) shoes for this week at the NJ i
n. offers this splendid fundamentally
NJ means take advantage of it,
A 5-foot wood split pulley burst at the
Peoples Light and Power company sta
sson, Moline, last night. while going at
sae rate of /, 700 rsvo .utions minu'e and
:wo workmen narrowly escaped injury
Die damage will be $500 and the acct
dent necessitatad shutting down the
works for short time.
The evening passenger train on the c.,
N. & St. P. last night in charge OF Con-
arctOs Tilton was about FOUR hours late
reaching the city at O'clock this morn
ag. The cause of the DELAY was the
heavy snow up the road which blocked
all trains in that section more or less.
The Milwaukee train this morning left
With double header" in order to avoid
any further delay
Otto Huber returned this morning
from two months business trip to Sc
attic, during which he succeeded in con-
solidstng the brewing interests of Seat
Gle and placing them on prosperous
business basis. Mr.. Huber had been
president of the Brown Brewing COM
psay and the consolidation effected by
~ ba ly1 ho Pra infr
q Mating company, with capital OF
S1.000,000.
James G. Blythe, the well known
owner of the Commercial house met with
spainful sndquite serious accident yester
day afternoon While going along the walk
n the corner of Fourth avenue and Six.
seenth street be accidently slipped and
fell in such manner that his right LEG
was caught. inJuring it at the thigh
bone. He was taken TO the Commercial
house where he makes his home. Con-
siderlng Mr. BlYthe's advanced sge-S9
years-it will probably be some time be.
fore he will be about again,
The third piano recital by the pupils
OF Prof. s. T. Bowlby occurred at the
lstter's sesidence on Third avenue yes
ternool. About 80 persons were press
ent and were delightfully."- entertained
with an extended programme, every
number on which was creditably carried
out. At the close of the progismm the
cash prizes offered by the professor to
his pupils for the highest percentage in
their studies we're awarded, Miss E!na
Kerr receiving the first prize, Miss
Msurine Rasmussen second, and Harry
Schtener third.