Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-17
CITY CHAT.


Fine chestuuts at Boro's.
Satellites for window shades.
Nice California fruits at Boro's.
For handsome sign go to SATELLITES.
Nice new selection of silverware at
Will R. Johnson's.
Furnished rooms for rent-enquire a.
1717 Second avenue.
II. G. Mcconnell and wife. of Chicago,
are visiting in the city.
For carpets and oil cloth 60 to Gle
mann & Salzmann's.
Choice selection of carriers with silver
clasps at Will r. Johnsen's.
A new line Of book cases just received
ut Cleman & Salzmann's.
James Maucker has purchased Spencer
Robinson's stallion for $3.50.
Carpets and oil clotbs-an endless var
iety at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Go to SATELLITES for your window
shades. He has fine assortment
The ladies' dressing tables-something
new and stylish-at Clemsn & Sslzmann's.
Provide for cold weather by buying
your feathers and pillows at G. o. Huck-
stsedt's.
Something special in jackets and other
garments on Mondsy afternoon at Nc
Cabe Bros.
They have tried but failed-Sutcliffe
has knocked them all out in fine goods
nd low prices.
"Our Irish Visitors" "777." and "Au
American Boy" will soon be presented
at Hsrper's theatre.
An elegant line of new extension tables
and bedroom suits just received at G. o.
Huckstaedt's.
Button hooks. shoe horns. hat brushes,
match safes. biotters and odd TASKS at
Will R. Johnson's.
The special Introductory sale on BIT
termilk toilet soap at McCabe Bros, con
tinues all day Monday.
Frank N. Bailey and Miss Nellie Owen
we're married at the First NJ E parsonage
this morning by Rev F. W. Merrill.
Sutcliffe has the largest and finest wall
paper establishment in The western coun-
try. which Rock Island may well feel
froud of.
Kate Gaxton, supported by Charles
A. Stevenson and her own select com.
pany of players will be at Harper's thea
tire Oct "a
''Hurrah for Sulcliffe, the leader in low
prices and fine wall paper" So say the
people who have visited the largest wall
paper house in this city.
G NJ Loosely will address the young
men's meeting at the Y. VI. C. a build
ing Sunday afternoon at $50 All young
men are cordially invited to be present
Capt. George Lamont has returned from
the Evansville waterway convention.
He speaks very enthusiastically of the
convention and of the pleas ant time he
had.
Mrs. NJ. Levy returned today from
visit to friends in Iowa City. She wss
accompanied home by Mrs. NJ. Bloom.
who will spend few days visiting friends
: here.
Henry 81. Crawford for a number of
years connected with the George A.
Fleming s. Co. fruit house of this city
left last night for Omaha. where he will
assume the management of fruit house
there.
Muscatine was aglow with enthusiasm
last evening in honor of Governor Bvies
and the Iowa democracy. The Horace
Boies club of Davenport attended in
body. The governor made a splendid
address.
Services will be held in the First NJ. E.
church as usual tomorrow, the pastor,
Rev. F. W. Merrill. preaching in the
morning on the "Reasonableness of En-
tire Consecration;" in the evening,
slowing and Reaping."
j. w. Potter received dispatch this
morning announcing the death of bis
uncle. F. ]. Middleditch. one of the old-
est and best known citizens of Freeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter left for Freeport
this afternoon to attend the funeral, which
occurs Monday afternoon.
Frank N. Holly, of the Holly water
works, Lockport, N. Y. and E. c. Som