Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-10
CITY CHAT.


Tailor made trousers at the American.
For wall paper go to George SATELLITES.
Ole Olsonl De O.son1 Do you know
Ole?
Wright's health underwear at the Amer
lean.
"Ole Olson" at the theatre tomorrow
night.
Wear the Americans. pants and be
happy.
Ripe cucumbers for sweet pickles at
Young's.
Bicycle coats and stockings at the
American.
The London are showing some fine
novelties in puffs.
Charles Durham. OF Geneseo, was in
the city today.
Shaw knit bicycle hose. American
Clothing Company.
Delaware Concord and muscatel
grapes at Young's.
Novelties in gents furnishing goods and
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W. g. Jordan, of indianapolis, is visit
ing with friends in the city.
A few bicycles left at McHugh's ticket
Office that will be sold at cost.
See the grand display of children's
suits in the London's windows,
Correct fall styles stiff and soft hats.
Apar;oap Hlothipn
All the latest patterns of wall paper
can be seen at George SATELLITES.
The great glove sale on the Broadway
gloves opens today at Benefits
House and sign painting. frescoing and
decorating, done bysEeorge Sutcliffe.
The great Swedish dialect comedy, ''Ole
Olson" at the theatre tomorrow night.
A full assortment of sizes and all the
latest shades of gloves at Benefits
E. NJ. Rogers and s. W. Martin. of
Port Byron. were in the city yesterday.
Before purchasing wall paper for your
fall cleaning call on George Sutcliffe.
Street cars run to Moline after "Ole
Olson" tells you how he jumped his
yob."
Mrs. George P Stauduhsr left yester>
day on visit to friends at Champaign,
Ill.
Messrs. Bepj amin and R. II. Whitsitt,
of Mercer county, were in the city yester-
day.
Largest assortment. lowest prices on
fall flannel shirts. American Clothing
Company.
Mesdames John and David Percy, of
Manning. Iowa, are visiting with friends
in the city.
Look at the grand display of gents
furnishing goods in the windows of the
London.
Ladies' travelling trunks, canvas Ii ned
with extra trays. American Clothing
Company.
]. K. Woods, of Quincy, is in the city
looking over the ground with view to
locating here
Miss May Richardson left this morning
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friends there.
Mrs. Lou Wooster. of Peoria, is visit
ing at the residence of Harry Sage, on
Eleventh street.
The largest display of neckwear and
gents furnishing goods ever shown in the
city, at the London.
The Rock Island Citiz ems Improvement
association meets in regular monthly
session this evening.
Spencer Tunnel and wife and Il. A.
Wesler and wife returned to their home
at Trenton, Mo-, last night.
Seats are selling quite rapidly for "Ole
Olson, and from all reports it is an at
traction worthy anvone's patronage
Do you know "Ole Olson2' If not 60
10 the theatre tomorrow night and become
acquainted with the good natured Swede.
Mrs. A L. Wagner, who has been visit.
ing with relatives in the city the past few
days. returned to her home in Grant Cen
tire, Iowa.
The stockholders OF the Davenport q
Rock Islapd Railway company are due to
hold their annual business meeting IN
Davenport this evening.
The Swedish lady quartet in "Ole Oh
son" are said to be very clever, and
nothing on the road excels them; and the
Irish woman is immense
George Sutcliffe has the largest assort-
ment of wall paper and curtains in the
three cities. Prices rom 20 to 80 per
cent lower than any &C )mpetitors.
Considering the attractions of the
week, it is somewhat remarkable that the
members of the board of supervisors cons
pleted their lsbors yesterday afternoon.
Messrs Henry Carse and S. R. Wright,