Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-09
CITY CHAT.

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Fo. holiday suspenders go to the Amer
lean.
Special sale Of gar;ers at Will R. john
sons.
Hymen sweet pickles %, per bottle at
Young's.
Special sale o: garters at Will R. John
sons.
Holiday hsndkerchiefs at the Ameri.
can.
Dressed poultry always on hand at
Youug's,
Special sale of garters at Will R. John
sons.
A ]. Bullock went to Iowa City today
on business.
j. I. Crehan. of Boston, is calling on
friends in the city.
The American still has some good val
ues In overcoats and suits:
George G. Baker, of Natchez Miss is
in the city visiting friends.
Wilson Bros, Ceuetts and Beckshire
full dress shirts at the American.
Why put it off when you can get your
eyes examined free at Thomas
Trsnmaster j. G. Stanton, of the c.. -,
b. Il Q, was in the city today.
Dean R. F. Sweet Of the Rock Island
deanery, is attending a meeting at Henry
R. Stockhouse and wife left last night
on few days visit TO the Garien City.
The plow factory boys masquerade
takes place at Armory hall next Saturday
evening, Dec. 12
Apollo club concert. at Knowles hall.
Moline, on Thursday evening, Prof.
Hartsough director.
David Little, Jr., of Presumption, left
last night for Washington where he has
purchased an extensive ranch.
The Christmas pictorials with their
handsome colored supplements have been
received at R. Champion & Cos.
An umbrella is very appropriate hol-
iday present aud Lloyd s. Stewart are
displaying the finest and most complete
line in the city.
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to:
Foot-Nortb. $50; south, GAS; total,
1907 Teams-North, COG; south, GA;
total, 1923.
Miss Louie Livingston. the talented
young pianist, in piano solos at the Apollo
concert at Knowles hall, Moline, on
Thursday evening.
McCsbe Bros. got their pick and all
they wanted, from the Storm s. Hill stock
before the entire outfit was finally closed
out 10 Carson, Prize, Scott & Co.
J.W Roche and wife have sent out invi-
tstions TO their friends to be present at
the opening of their new hall on Twelfth
street on Saturday evening, Dec. -.
Don't forget that Lloyd s. Stewart
have just received an elegant new line of
furs in muffs, capes .stolles and children's
sets. Especially selected for holiday
presents.
The Kitty Marcelius Opera company,
which was to have appeared at Harper's
theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF next week, has cancelled it's en-
gagement.
McCabe Bros. are having the wires
strung in their new store today for so
incandescent and four arch lights. The
work is being done by the Merchants
Electric Light company.
Ladies, we wish to call your attention
to the fact that we are displaying all the
latest novelties in our line suitable for
presents for gentlemen. Call and see
them. Lloyd s. Stewart.
There will be an auction sale of two
Car load of Montana horses, and 90 head
of street car horses, at L1rton Z Bros.
horse exchange, Davenport, Iowa, !Satur-
day, Dec. ~, commencing at 10 o'clock
a m.
The Germsn>English school will give
fair q. Turner hall commencing FRIDAY
evening and continue until Monday. All
having donations are requested to have
them in readiness for the committee, which
will call Thursday morning.
W. t. Ddps, formerly gcity editor of
the Union, has purchased and consoloda>
ted the Kimoall q Republican and Brule
Index, of Kimball, Brule county, South
Dakota, and will conduct the consolidas
ted papers under the name of the Brule
Index.
A. :sTomilson, of the Peasant Ridge
Vigilance committee, desires to express
the thanks of his society to the sheriff and
the police of Rock Island and Moline in
aiding in the capture of the boy who stole
j. s. Q1sintance's horse and also the re-
covery of the animal.
The last of the triplets born 20 Andrew
Olson and wife, 6l5 Forty-fourtb strest /