Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-18
CITY CHAT.

det your picture frames AZ CHAMPION s.
Robert Lee. of Cable. was in the city
today.
Eugene Hoke, of Cordovs, was in the
city today
Robert MCGEE. of Chicago. spent Sat
urday in the city.
Addison Rush. of Bdgington, was in
the citytodsy
DIR. James Cozsd. of Reynolds, was in
the city this morning.
William Moore. of Coal Valley, paid
Rock Island visit today. a
Con Doyle returned to his home il
Chicago Saturday evening
McTntfe Bros. will sell curtain poles
at Is cents. al complete, duriog their
lace curtain sale.
50c-McIntire Bros. summer corse,s
at so cents, compare fsvorably with many
as cent corsets.
Capt. Cameron. of the Spencer, re.
ports light frost this morning. but not
sufficient to do auy damage.
An attractive lot Of new books in paper
an! cloth binding just received at Cramp-
tons. Descriptive catalogue free.
Tuesday-Special prices on lace cur.
tains at McIntire Bros. beginning at 90
cents-ever9 lot offered is bargain.
Fred Ohlweiler drives q fi4shy new
wagon for Carss 6 Oalweiler. Kurth &
Scherer are the artists, and it is a daisy.
Mrs. B. F. Morse. who has been visit
ing with her brother. RoGerick Dart and
family. returned &c her home in Chicago
this morning.
The musical goods firm of HauseI,
Woodgstt & Co. are doing inc business,
they hsving sold in the last three days
five elegant pianos.
Charles Battles. of Thomas drug store,
left last evening for Colfax Springs. where
be hopes TO recuperste from his recent
rhepmatic troubles
The circuit court was convened at .
o'clock this afternoon by Judge Smith.
and the Stromer VS.. Slromer divorce
case again taken up.
Mrs. A. c. Carpenter, who mas been
visiting with J. W. Crandall and family
the past few days. started for her home
in Joplin, Mo, this morning.
John Henderson, OF 319 Ninth street,
on Saturday purchased of Walter John,
son his residence property on Eleventh
street for $4,000
-Burk's consolidated circuses made an
attractive street parade this morning The
tents are pitched on Seventh avenue and
Twenty>eighth street.
DR.. w. T. Magill. of this city. read a
paper on "Prosthetic Dentistry" at the
annual meeting of the Illinois Dental so.
ciety held at Bloomington last week.
New colors in. plain shading New
styles Of pulls 5 to IS cents. New shade
bars Windows measured and shades put
up by an expert at r. Champion & Cos.
The Galesburg Evening Mail has made
Its appearance. 1t is an exceedingly
neat and lively paper and has every ap-
pearance of being a successful journal.
Lost--On Saturday evening between
the postoflce and Twelfth steet; a SO
and 81 bill folded together. Finder
please return to this office and receive re.
ceive reward.
Cheaper than remnants or selling ont
at cest--R. Champion & Co. will com.
mence on Monday morning at o'clock
to sell gold embossed paper at s cents per
roll. Quick, or gone.
Fred Kinney, cashier at Mitchell &
Lynde's bank, is indisposed, though no,
seriously SO. Paul Hsmilton's smiling
countenance now appears at KINNEY
window in the new bank.
Moline has two new banks. The Moline
Savings bank has been reircarporated ss
the State Savings bank, with Porter
Skinner president, and the Peoples Saw
ings bank is being Incorporated today.
Judge j. NJ. Craig, Of Galesburg, in.
ependent.csndidate for supreme Judge.
to succeed himself in tine Fifth district. is
at the Harper. Maj. Henry Wells,
OF Peoria, is the straight republican
nominee.
A part OF the harness On a horse at
tached to bridge car gave way on Sec
ond avenue this afternoon, and entailed a
few minutes delay before the car could
proceed. Yet in that few minutes five
electric cars were blocked
In the furnishing of their new banking
house Mitchell & Lynde have not forgot
ten to provide coy corner for their
frlends, who for 30 years have made the
bank sort of loafipg quarters when
down town. and from the accommoda,
tons provided for them, thev will be ant