Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-19
CITY CHAT.

This will be cloak and jacket week 1t
McCabe Bros.
A great variety Of fur capes at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Jacob Amman, OF Rural, was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. r Champion is in Chicago on a
weeks visit to friends.
Thursday this week McIntire Bros
cloak opening. Souvenirs.
November sheets. Butterick patterns
now ready. McIntire Bros.
Ladies, you should see the fine line of
fur capes at Lloyd s. Stewards.
Ex-Ald. j. c.. Adams is down from
Chicago on short business trip.
Judge Smith Saturday afternoon adj
journed the circuit court until Monday
Nov. Q.
Very interesting Gestures every day
this week in McCabe Bros. cloak de-
partment.
Gen. D. W. Flagler. chief of ordnance.
will soon make Rock Island arsenal an
official visit.
Charles Shsler, Jr., has gone to Wash
ington D. c., which will be his home
hereafter.
MtCAbe Bros wide vale cheviotreefers
at - "a; look as good as some others
sell at 81 so.
E. l. Leveen of the London Clothing
company. has returned from his eastern
purchasing tour.
The event of the week-McIntire Bros.
cloak opening Thursday of this week.
See advertisement.
A son arrived in Policeman E.zePs
home Saturday. and Andy is now the
proud father of four pair.
New editions of standard authors in
appropriate binding suitable for wedding
presents at Champions today.
]. 81. Smith has made arrangements to
move his family to Wilton, Iowa, where
he will hereafter make his home.
Chris Coyne, of Port Byron. passed
through the city on his way to SPRING
field to attend the grand lodge of Z. P.
Miss Lucy B4bcock desires to publicly
express her sincere thanks to all who so
kindly assisted during her late bereave>
ment
Not only special quality of cloaks,
wraps and jackets shown at McCabe
Bros this week, but special prces also
will prevail
Gsorge c. Fore, now of Geneseo, spent
few days in the city, visiting his old
friend, Isaac NJ. Monk, the obliging clerk
at the American.
Ex Alderman William Gray has deter>
mined to locate in Chicago and with that
end in view is arranging TO dispose of
his interests in Rock Island
Mike Burke. the c.. B. & @. baggage
man. formerly running into this city and
raining between St. Louis and Boards
towp, is in town shaking hands with old
friends.
Rev. j. H. Kerr leaves tomorrow
morning for Joliet to attend the Illinois
Presbyterian synod to which he is a del
egate. Rev. w. 8. Marquis will go
Wednesday.
Mrs. Horstio Nourse of Winons Mimi,
accompanied by her SOD E. G.. Nourse.
engineer and superintendent or railroads
within Jackson Park for the Worlds Co,
lumbar exposition, is visiting at the
residence of John Ohlweiler on Fourth
avenue.
On Thursday of this week represent q.
tiYes of one of the largest cloak houses in
the country will have their entire line OF
jackets. cspes and wraps of every de-
scription on exhibition at McIntire Bros.
You are cordially invited to be present.
Souvenirs.
james Byrnes had his right hand badly
lace: ated in two places BY accidentally
getting it caught in plane. which he was
operating at the c., r. 1. & P. round
house where he is employed as machin-
Ccb. NC uOb eGIlOuS
very painful.
Probably the most Brilliant event in
theatricals of this city will be the APPEAR
ance next Saturday evening of the emf
nent artistic, Kate Claxton, who will pre-.
sent on the same magnificent scale as il
was done in New York, the revival of the
famous Two Orphans"
G. Howard and K. Torrance, of Chi.
cago, arrived in the city this morning
and are at the Harper. They. together
with the other represe natives mentioned
in Saturdays ARGUS, will be before the
city council this evening when the bids
viii be opened for the new pumps for the
waterworks.