Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-06
CITY CHAT.


To the American for underwear.
See Engfin about your winter suit.
Bound to see the American overcost3.
Double breasted suits at the American.
Take look at the new books at Cramp-
tons.
For the best overcoats in town see Ii e
American.
James Simser is visiting Indianapolis
friends.
The best $40 and SIS overcoat in town
American.
The Americans great specially is fine
overcosts.
Overcoats manufactured expressly for
US. American.
"a Runaway Wife" at the theatre to-
morrow night.
George Boblest, of Cambridge. was in
the city tonight.
Get your suit. pantaloons or over
coat made at Englin.
Revolving book racks. new and unique
at r. Champion & Co.'s.
See the Runaway Wife at the thea
tire tomorrow evening.
By all odds the largest assortment of
underwear at the American.
F. w. Barton. of Kansas City, is visit
ing with friends in the city.
Miss Sarah Mackin left today for
short visit in Chicago
Johnnie Corken. the bright son of Aid.
Dan Corken. is quite ill.
Edwin Ward, Jr., is home from Chi,
cago on visit TO his parents.
The finest line of fall suitings in the
city can be seen at J. T. Dixon's.
Miss Sophia Scbmale left for St. Louis
last evening to attend the fair.
Engin will make you winter suit or
pair Of trousers cheap. See him about it.
Peter Scherer and wife left last night
on visit to the St. Louis exposition.
The great emotional drama, "a Runa.
way Wife," at the theatre tomorrow
night
For nobby overcoat at a moderate
price see the American Clothing com.
psny.
Mrs. Chris Schlegel went to Chicago
this morning 10 visit a few days with
friends.
Frank Brongh, the wide-swake night
clerk at the Harper, is in Chicago calling
on friends.
Hon. W. H. Gest and wife and son
Ben left today on visit to friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. S. B. ison and daughter. Miss
Agatha, have returned from their extend
ed eastern visit
Those $40 overcoats at the Amer
lean are good as some folks advertise as
bargains at SIS.
Leave your order with Dixon the tailor.
for fall overcoat. He has the finest
assortment of imported goods.
Now is the time to order your winter
p clothing, and before doing so call and see
Dixon's fine line of suitiugs and overcoats.
The celebrated Red path Star Concert
company, of Boston, will appear at Har-
per's theatre Thursday, Oct %.
Mesdsmes J. E. Larkin. William Schil-
linger and J. G. Davenport left this
morning on q short visit to Chicago
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to:
Foot-north, $50; south. 674; total,
1855. Teams-north. 705; south. sos;
total. / ,403.
P.J. Wagner and Mrs. Catherine ibis
were married last Thursday at the par
sonage of the Christian church by Rev.
G. W. Grafton.
Davenport has decided to repeat its
carnival in 1892, and has elected Col.
George W. French president of the carni-
val association.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. s. Warner have
moved into their new home on Nineteenth
street which has been remodeled and
made modern in all respects.
The second additional concert which
was to have taken place at Spencer
square this evening. has been postponed
until Friday evening.
Henry Tremann and Herman Ecker
man left last evening for St. Louis to be
present at the parade of the Yelled
Prophets today.
The City Bakery has turned out one Of
the handsomest delivery wagon evel
seen on our streets. 1t is painted white
and is thoroughly metropolitan in ap
pearance.
Persons contemplating making add.
tons to their libraries in standard authors
In fine cloth binding would find it to thei
interest to examine the stock just I'M
packed by r. Champion & Co.