Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-23
TOWN TALK.

| f0' .oeaue tchlgbt.
Davenport merchants are having a
time with shoplifters.
Money in your pccketbook BY buying
your wall paper at SATELLITES.
And still they go TO SATELLITES where
they can get the best goods at lowest
prices.
S'rasser's orchestra. with Henry Schil-
iinger leader, plays at Harpers theatre
tonight.
The. stage of the water at the Rock
Island bridge at noon was Is aud the
temperature So.
AT Barstow this afternoon occurred the
marriage of George Dempsey. of this city
and Miss Mills of that place.
Sutcliffe has distsnced sll competition
IN wall paper. The other fellows haven
word to say. They don't even peep.
Subtitle is selling more goods than all
the other wall paper dealers in the CITY.
Low prices and good goods are what
count
Miss Julia Jones. who has been SPEND
ing few weeks in the city the guest OF
Miss May Culton, returned to her home
In Henry. Ill, this morning.
Supervisor ]. A. Wilson, of Rural, was
IN the city today. Mr.. Wilson reports
that the good people of Rural had sue.
cessful church sociable last evening.
Constable ]. c. Arendts of Kensett,
Iowa, arrived this morning and took
Lewis Moore back, who is wanted for the
larceny of ladies' gold watch there.
Other dealers have bowed that thew
will sell you wall paper cheaper, but
George Sutcliffe has knocked them all on,
in prices and goods. Call and see for
yourself.
Go to the other would be low price W al
paper houses and then take in SATELLITES
and If be does not save you 20 to 80 Del
cent on your purchase he will make YOU
q pr sent Of all you buy.
A certain Moline constable came down
to Rock Island yesterday to serve a Legal
paper al household in the city and while
in the house the key was turned upon
him by the housewife who went away
leaving the former prisoner to release
himself as best be could.
]. F. G4rrow aud his opera COMPANY
of 40 people arrived this morning
from Des Moines, and the company is di
vided between the Harper and Rocb
Island houses. Mr.. Garrow has iusr
closed four weeks engagement in Ona,
hs, and at the end of that time was in.
vited to come again Reference to the
company elsewhere will afford al idea of
what may be expected at the theatre to,
night.
The Quincy Herald, speaking of the
arrival of delegates to the State LIQUOR
Dealers association, says: George Wag,
ner, the tall and handsome proprietor o.
the Atlantic brewery and malt house
Rock Island, accompanied the Rock Isl
and and Henry county delegates" Tht
reference is no doubt made to Rober
Wagner, the son of the proprietor of tn,
Atlantic, who is a delegate from Rocf
Island to the convention.
Gen. W. A. Schmitt leaves tomorr ON
morning for Princeton, III to attend the
encampment of the Military Tract asso-
citation of Northern linois, which EN-
braces oil the counties east of the Illinois
river and north of Whiteside and Herr,
counties. He will eudeavor to have tbt
fixing Of the place for the next encsmp-
ment deferred unit, the officers meet il
February, and in the mean time see what
inducements Rock Island will offer tc
nave this city selected as the place for thu
next encampment II would bring about
10000 visitors to the city.
William Titterington, of Edgingtop
was sdjudged insane in the county cour
this morning before jury composed of
DR.. S. c. Plummer. George W. Copp. F
H Warren, Jacob Cohn, Edward Bur
rill, Jr., and L. S. ONeill. The testl-
mony showed that his insanity was o.
four days duration; that he had been ar
inmate of an insane hospital in 1879, anc
that he does not manifest homicidal OIL
suicidal int ntions. Mr.. Titterineton hs.