Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-23
CITY CHAT.

David Stephens left for Dubuque
en- business this morning.
Cooking and eating apples and
New York grapes at Hess Bros.
Illuminated Jacquard dress goods
12!c, at McIntire Bros on Monday.
Special offerings in new dress
goods on Monday, at McIntire Bros.
Lining cambria lc a yard with
dress goods at McCabe Bros, this
week.
Daniel Mowrey, of Richland
Grove, Mercer county, was in the
city today.
Lost a mink cape on the Milan
yoad. Return to this office and re-
seiye reward
The great comedy success, the
Masked Ball" at the theatre to-
morrow night
Deere Il Co, of Moline, resumed
operations again this morning with
$50 men at work.
The brilliant New York comedy,
che Masked Ball, at Harper's thea
sre Tuesday evening.
S1.00 quality heavy fringed che
nile table covers Csc, while they
last, at McCabe Bros.
+. 5. Burnham & Cos. clam bout
Bon, the latest drink, samples at
Hess Bros, free of charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Adler, of san
Francisco. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Mosenfelder at the Harper.
SSc fancy suitings, ~ inches wide.
only SOC, and the best lining cam
brio 1c a gard this week at McCabe
Bros
Watch-Watch for special an
nouncement by McIntire Bros. 1t
will be of interest to all buyers of
dress goods.
Robert Murdoch, of Kansas CITY.
Is spending the day in the city, the
guest of his father, on his way home
from the fair.
Postmasters Mcfarland, OF Gable.
and StOddard, of Edgington. are in
The city today.
George p. Rim returned to his
home in Chicago last evening. ac-
co1npanied by Mrs. Rim who has
been visiting here.
As George Sutcliffe is going out of
che wall paper business, he desires
all persons indebted to him to call
and settle their accounts.
The merchant tailor shop Of 5. a.
Sand, OF Moline, was closed Saturday
night by n Judgment note for $l72.
Sheriff Gordon is in charge.
Our standard silk finish SIC Henri
ettas 20 this week at sos a yard; SER
ges zoe for SOC. all with the privilege
OF lining cambria for 1c yard, at
McCabe Bros.
c. j. Pratt, postal clerk on the Il.
!. Il P, made the creditable record
Of 100 per cent Saturday at Burling-
ton, throwing 1884 cards without
skip in two hours.
The davenport Y. NJ. c. \. Star
Course" will be opened by the Schu-
bert male quartctte next Friday
evening in the Edwards Congrcra-
tional church Admission 80 cents
Phil Mitchell returned from Ne
braska Saturday night. Hon. Z. W
Hurst who accompanied him on his
western trip. went on through to
Chicago. where he joins Mrs. Hurst
Frank Daniels appears in Little
PUCK III the Burtis opera house at
Davenport tomorrow evening. and
viii pack the house, a, this popular
young comedian always does wher-
ever he appears.
The busiest place in town at the
Rock Island Stove Cos. works.
What's the reason? Why, good
goods at reasonable prices. People
will have Riverside stoves, no matter
how hard the times.
Louis Kohn and Atphons Moseu-
Ielder went down to Andalusia YES
terday. and claim to have broken
the record for fish this season. OF
course. they left some, being able to
carry only 80 OF the liuny tribe home.
There. is movement on foot to
form Zuave company in Davenport
to be called the Merchants Zuavcs
1t is understood that 4 sufficient
number Of members are ready To en-
list to insure the success OF the at
fair.
W. Il. McIntirc arrived from Oska-
loosa this morning and assumed
charge Of McIutirc Bros store here
His family will he here in a few
weeks. G. G. McIntirc and family
leave for Oskaloosa for permanent
residence in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Heron. of
Dal.on, Ga. spent yesterday with
relatives in the city. on their way