Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-16
CITY CHAT.
The American is always on top will

The American is always on top with
everything.
Olive Green was run in by the police
last night tor street walking.
Great success. The clearance sale at
Adams Wall Paper Company's.
The stage of the water at the bridge at
noon today was IS; the temperature "a.
Prof. Gould makes his postponed as
cension at Schuetzau park next Sunday.
The Americans fall aud winter suits
combine style and fit With wesr-resisting
qualities.
DR.. G. G. Carter returned last evening
from the seashore accompanied by his
wife and son.
Won't you try pair of those
satisfying breeches the American Clothing
company are selling.
The Adams Wall Papers com pany do
business just the same as though no other
dealers were IN town.
Try one of those suits full of solid com
fort sold only by the American Clothing
company.
$40, 312 and Sl4 Twentieth street is
where the great clearance sale of wall
paper is now going on.
Bleuer's band gave a good concert at
Spencer square last evening as one of the
merchants subscription series
Everyone is pleased with goods and
prices they get at the Adams Wall Piper
Compsny's clearance sale
Several modern houses on Thirty sixth,
Thirty seventh, Thirty eighth and Fortieth
streets for sale or for rent. E. Ii, Guyer
Those trousers the American have been
talking so much about have met with
wonderful success; they are chuck full of
merit
Charles Conquerer and wife left for New
York this morning, whence they sail the
last of the week for En- land, where they
will visit for six months.
TIE Americans fall overcoats are the
best that honest labor. lowest of prices
and honest trimmings can produce. None
excel. The American.
J. NJ. Buford today CONSUME mated the
sale of Dr.. W. A. Pauls residence at the
corner of Second avenue and Eleventh
street to Mrs Mary A. Lynde.
Clothes that satisfy the eye together
with servicesbe fabrics, thoroughly made
and trimmed is what you will find at the
American Glazing Comnsnv's
Tomorrow evening occurs the marriage
of Miss Kate Halves to Thomas Nc
Nsmars, OF Fulton. The prospective
groom is now in the city.
The Rock Island Lecture association
was incorporated at Springfield yester.
day with A. H. McCandlesa. M. A Cook,
r. H. Dart and others as incorporators.
The Americans aim in serving the pub
lie is not how cheap, but how good
They never sacrifice quality for the sake
Of quoting lot of low prices.
Miss Ida Ciothier. of Boston, speaks
at the Broadway church tomorrow eve
ming. The Misses Margaret Dart and
Ella and Gertie Wilcox have consented to
sing.
Miss c. Haas hes just returned from
Chicago, where she has been pur chasing
her fall stock of all the latest designs and
styles of the season for her grand open
ing which takes place next week.
Johnny Cowden states his willingness
TO nut up $50 forfeit that he can hes I
Tom Robinson Of Moline, 100 yards, and
will make the race for anything from
500 to $3.50. He has deposited $50
with THE ARGUS for race.
Mrs. August Sommer and Jacob Greer,
of St. Louis. and Jacob Sommer
and Mrs. George Sommer and son,
of Chicago, are in the city, having come
on the p iinful mission of attending the
funeral of the late Ez tbeth Sommer