Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-15
CITY CHAT.


can.
The furs are going at Lloyd s. Stew,
arts.
The London Clothing company for bar
gains.
Hundreds of boys overcoats at tie
London.
A perfect fit in a suit can be had at the
American.
Just what you want in an overcoat a.
the London.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Thomas are visit
ing in Chicago.
wanted-A girl, i'm nediately, at 1923
Third avenue.
Buy your gloves ct Benefits where
they make them.
The finest line of gloves and mits at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Save money and trade at the London
Clothing company.
Those box overcoats-the lstest-csn
be seen at the London.
Frontage de Brie cheese. the best of
the senson. at Mays
An immense line OF those business suits
on display at the London.
New England mince meat. buckwhest
and maple syrup at Longs.
The largest stock of underwear in the
city at Lloyd & Stewards.
DR.. Jseger's sanitary wooden under
wear at Lloyd & Stewards.
"The Shenandoah at the Burtis opera
house. Davenport tonight.
Ex- Mayor Henry Csrse left this morn>
ing for Dubuque on business.
Dunlap hats-all the latest styles and
shapes at Lloyd s. Stewards.
Roadmsster Tracy, of the c., NJ. & St.
P. was in the city yesterday.
Over five hundred styles of gloves and
mitts to select from at Benefits.
George Mates. of this city, is to wed
ayoung lady of Clinton on the 2sth inst.
The largest assortment of oil cloth ever
shown in the city at Clemsnn & Salz-
msnn's
Mrs. c. W. Durham has issued invita-
tions for an "at home" on Saturday after
noon.
The cold wave has come and Benefits
has larger stock of gloves and mitts to
select from than ever
Adam Stsmm and wife. of Buffalo
Prairie. were in the city last evening to
attend the Hotter Pratt wedding.
D ]. Webb. for number of years in
charge of the c. n. & ST. P. Office at
Rapids City, has moved to Moline. where
he has tax, n q position with Deere & Co.
The regulsr monthly meeting of the
Rock Island Citizens improvement asso
citation is to be held at the rooms tonight.
Business of Importance is to be disposed
of.
Il. s Cable, son Of President R. r.
Gable, of the Rock Island road, is very
i'll with typhoid fever at Msnitou, Colo.
Mr.. Cable is with his son whose life is
almost dispaired of.
The meeting of the Twin City Colum-
bisn celebration committee to have been
held tonight at the rooms of the Rock
Island Citizens Improvement association
has been postponed for one week.
J. F. Joynt. formerly of this city and
now of Besrdstown, passed through the
city today on his way to Grant, Neb., to
return with his wife and children, who
have been visiting there some time.
There was a bad wreck on the east end
of the c., r. 1. & P. last night, in which
engine 552 crashed into the rear end of q
freight train, smashing the engine pretty
badly. but fortunately no one was seri-
eusly injured.
The sad announcement has been re-
eeived of the death at Newall, Iowa, of
Mrs. George Heagy. The lsdy's maiden
name was Miss Julia Bsbcock, and she
had many loving friends in Rock Island.
The remains will De brought to Rock ISL
and for interment.
In the police court this morning the
preliminary hearing of Henry Burtis and
Walter Thomas, who participated in the
cutting ARRAY at the old hospital the other
morning, was had. Burtis was held in
$500 bonds to the circuit court, and
Thomas fined S25 and costs. Burtis wen,
to Jail in default.
The Jacobs family of seven children,
of Peoria, have been rehe arising with the
Jones children during the past week. and
tomorrow the Jones>Jacobs musical com
bination will start out on the road to
fame, and it is hoped to fortune. There
are IA clever children in the com
pany.
Dr.. J. F. Myers, who recently moved
a. Rock Taland forms aybrook ia now com