Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-26
CITY CHAT.

Free lunch at the star, on Market
square. this evening.
Call and see the latest STYLES in
pianos just received at Bowlby's.
Special sale of hanging and stand
lamps at the Columbia. Read adj
Officer Osborn Dumbald left this
afternoon for Galesburg on 4-days'
trip.
Five secondhand upright pianos,
very cheap. easy payments, at Bowl
by's.
DIR. c. W McGavran, of Missouri
Valley, Iowa, is visiting friends in
she city.
Wait for the big drive on bed room
suits, next Tuesday, at G. o. Huck-
staedt's.
A special discount on pianos and
organs from now until Sept. l, at
Bowlby's.
Ten per cent off on baby carriages
to close them out. Cash or credit.
Huckstaedt.
The gratifying news is received
from Chicago that Mrs. Gilpin Moore
continues to improve.
j. b. Sax. of the London, is in the
city on his way to his home at OF
tumwa, from the east.
Rev. w. ). Marquis returned to the
city last evening from his months
visit to Washington, ID. c.
A hack will leave the Maucker
house at 7;3O.on Sunday morning for
the camp meeting grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whiteside. of
Liverpool, England, are visiting at
she residence of Milton Monk
G. W Lawrence and wife. of Colo
RADIO Springs. formerly of Rock Isl
and, are registered at the Harper.
Wardrobes, a very choice line at
prices consistent with the times.
Cash or easy payments. Huckstaedt.
fine cabinet grand upright piano
nearly new, to he sold at half price.
if taken before Sept. l, at Bowlby's.
John Weverhuuser and Fred Denk-
mann went down to Muscatine this
morning, to attend the funeral of
Benjamin Musser.
James McElroy. who for some time
past has been in Newport. Il. l., in
quest of health, returned Yesterday
afternoon much improved.
F. A. Lcithner has started clean
ing and repairing shop for mems
clothes at 1903 Second avenue. where
ue guarantees first class work.
Monday we will place on sale some
special bargains in Body Brussels
carpet. 1t will be worth your time
to investigate. G.. 0. Huckstaedt
Charles Borgeson, August Olson
and A. X. johnson declared that they
were through with Oscar II. of Swe-
den, and in consequence took out
their first papers today.
Z. b. McKown will speak at the Y.
NJ. c. A. tomorrow at p. m. sub
ject, Our Stock in Trade" The
Wave Quartet from Moline will sing.
All young men are invited
The funeral OF Edith May. little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jens, of South Rock Island. occurred
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Rev.
I. W. Grafton. officiating. A large
number attended.
The Twin-Citv restaurant will give
ITS patrons a grand treat by having
music furnished for their Sunday
dinner by Prof. F. Hesse and W
0'Conner. of Chicago. These gentle
men are advertising the Washburn
guitars and mandolins for Lyon &
Healy.
A dense fog hung over the river for
several hours this morning, making
the ferry practically useless for that
time, while people on both sides hur-
Tying to their places of employment,
involuntarily prayed for the advent
OF the electric cars that are never
obliged to run by fog horns.
The Brunswick Bake Collender
Co. has opened branch house in
Davenport, and carries in stock a
line of bar room and office fixtures.
the worlds best and only billiard
and pool tables with the unrivaled
Monarch cushion; also billiard and
pool table supplies. Philip LeOnardy,
manager, 120 Main street
Charles Jens. of Chicago. is in the
city, having been called here by the
bereavement in the family of his
brother. Edward Jens. in South Rock
Island. Mr.. Jens is a foreman in the
employ of the Chicago City Railway
company, and this being the compa-
ny that runs the cable line to the
Worlds fair grounds, Mr.. Jens finds
himself busily occupied these days.
Police Points.
John Sundt was sent to tle poor