Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-29
CITY CHAT.


Home grown grapes at Truesdale's.
Get your carpets at G. .. Huckstaedts.
Ice cream soda, all davors a. Thomas.
Dunlap hat opening at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
Fruit phospeates at Thomas new foun-
tain.
Bartlett pears and peaches at Trues-
dsles.
Come and get a nice hot lunch at The
Club tonight.
Prices lower than ever in wall paper at
SATELLITES.
Dunlap hat opening today at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Everything nice in the fruit line at
Young's.
Bleuer's band plays at Black Hawks
tower tomorrow.
Call at Lloyd & Stewards and see the
new Dunlsp.
Bleuer's full band at the watch tower
tomorrow.
S. d. Wainwright, of Rapids City. was
in the city today.
Bleuer's band plays at Black Hawk
tower tomorrow.
Muscatine watermelons cheap tonight
at G. G. Truesdsle's.
Bleuer's full band at Black Hawks
watch tower tomorrow.
Peaches and cream, crushed violets and
root beer at Thomas
Call ct Young's this evening and get a
nice basket Of fruit.
For bargains in psrlor goods go to G.
o. Huckstse5ts.
E. D. Sweeney, son and daughter have
returned from Cape May.
A fine line ofparlor tables just received
at Clemsnn S Sslzmann's.
Attend the Dunlap hat opening at
Lloyd & Stewards today.
Mrs. G. w. Eswes went to Fulton last
night and back this morning.
From 20 to 80 per cent saved by buy
ing wall paper at SATELLITES.
Do you want to see tie best hats made?
A-iOJu nave
The Roessler Germsn-English school
will open Tuesday. September /.
Do not think Of buying hat until you
have seen Lloyd & Stewards new stock.
Bedroom suites siIeboards, at the
lowest possible prices at G. O. Huck>
stsedt's.
Go to Clemsnn 6 Salzmsnns for car
pets aud furniture, as they have the
finest selection.
Rev. G.. W. GRAFTON has charged 20.
residence from els Eighteenth street to
119 Thirteenth street.
Balloon ascension and parachute leap
at Schueizen park Davenport Sunday
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Mutual Building Loan and Saving asso-
citation, Tuesday evening. Sept, /.
Mrs. l. D. Burgh and little son re-
turned home this morning after several
weeks spent with relatives at Clinton.
Call at Louis Glockhoff's cigar store
Sunday and be presented with bouquet
before going to the balloon ascension.
Mrs. j. W. Potter and daughter, Miss
Marguerite. returned this morning from
Delevsn Lake, Wis. and Freeport
Miss Nellie Grant, daughter Of Mags>
trete Grant. of Marsai!les. is visiting with
Miss Mile Hitler, sig Fourth avenue.
Miss Letta Brown of Princeton, and |
Mr.. LATE johnson of Omaha, are visiting
a. Miss Carrie Bailey, on Second avenue.
Found-A watch and chain. Owner |
can have same by calling on the under
signed and proving property. G. T. !
Lodtgran.
Two ladies from Chicago were heard to |
say that wall paper was sold cheaper at |
SATELLITES thar they eoald buy it in the
garden city.
George Sutcliffs is the only complete
wall paper merchant in the city Prices
from 20 to 80 per cent cheaper than any
dealer in the city.
Mrs. Louisa Meow was fined $50 and !
costs ~ Masi,:.-2.:c W:v;I Tcs:ara.y 70.
using unbecoming and threatening LAM
guage to Patrick Fennell.
The body Of Alfred Skinner of Gene |
SEQ, arriyed Lhis afternoon, AMI the fun,
eral will be held from Trinity church at
80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The reopening and rcdedicstory SER
vices will be held in the First Baptist
church on Sunday, Sept. 6. and preach-
ing by Rev. E s. Graham, d. D., of Up
per Alton, Ill.
Messrs. JOhu Cruoaugh and W. j. |
Kerr spent yesterday afternoon fishing a.
Andalusia. Mr.. Crubugh triumphantly
brought string of fish up town and said