Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-28
CITY CHAT.

Remember George Sutcliffe has no op.
position in prices or goods.
Buy the American sewing machine di-
rect from Benefits glove store.
Mrs. Lieut.. ]. F. Bell left last night
for her home at Fort Riley, Kss.
Don't be bothered with machine agents
but go direct to Benefits glove store.
The great society drama. "The Old,
Old Story" at Harper's theatre tomorrow
night.
A big lot of the Westfield Co. . choice
new buggy whips at half price at Nc
Cabe Bros
George Bennett has contracted for the
American sewing machine for the three
cities.
Some rare bargains in choice styles of
ladies' winter jackets just placed on sale
at McCaoe Bros
There is moral in The Cd, Old
Story" taken from real life, and which is
as good as a sermon.
Go to George Sutcliffe-he will always
do as he advertises and save you from 20
to 80 per cent.
The grand Lyceum theatre success,
"The Old, Old Story" at Hsrper's thea>
tire tomorrow night.
The other dealers are not in it. George
Sutcliffe is selling more wall paper than
all others com bined.
]. NJ. Buford offers for sale good
piece of business property at 1907 Second
avenue at bargain.
George Sutcliffe has in employ one of
the best sign writers in this part of the
country. Give him trial.
Capt L. L. Wheeler, OF the Hennepin
canal engineering corps, returned today
from visit to Buffalo. y. Y.
W. D. Webster. of Cordovs, has moved
his family to this city and is now occu>
pying the residence 1884 Third avenue.
Harry Truesdale, of Minneapolis, spent
Yesterday in the city with his parents DIR.
aud Mrs. Calvin Truesdale, on his way to
Chicago.
&c, other dealers prices and then 60 to
Sutcliffe and you will save from 20 to 30
per cent on wall paper of the very best
grades.
Supt. S. S. Kembe has returned from
Springfield, where he was in attendance
ct a meeting of the state superintenients
of schools.
The concert to have been given IN
Spencer square Tuesday evening is post
poned until Saturday afternoon. when it
will be given by O.tos band.
Remodeling going on rapidly at Nc
Bros. Business practically interrupted.
Special offerings each week while the
work of improvement is going on.
The signal service Office at Davenport
adopted its new code of signals this morn
ing. The flag for fair and slightly
cooler weather was the first hoisted.
Gen. Supt. H. B. Sudlow, Gen. Pass
senger Agent Stockhouse and Supt. of
Telegraph Greenough. of the R. 1. &. P,
went to Peoria today to attend the state
fair.
The two great theatrical crszes this
year are Men and Women" and The
Old. Old Story" The latter production
may be seen at Hsrper's theatre tomor-
row night.
For Rent-One block from the Rock
Island line, grocery and butcher shop;
good cellar and four f1rst-class rooms. If
wanted. also barn. Enquire at this
Office.
For while Capt. Robinson was not
very popular in Milan. Now, however,
that the true facts are disclosed. he is res
ported to be the lion of the hour in that
usually quiet burg.
Magistrate Wivill assessed John St.
John and ]. G. Scroogan IS and IS and
costs respectively. for indulging in little
fstic encounter at the Harper house cor
ner Saturday evening.
Milan INDUCED in jubilee Saturday in
honor of the Hennepin canal route.
There was pyrotechnic display to the
effect of which on the elements, the
Milanites attribute last nights rain.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Maud G lmble Of this city to Leroy
L. Schafer of Moline at the home of the
brides parents W. j. Gamble and wife,
2507 Fifth avenue, on Wednesday eve
ming Oct. IA.
The syndicate commenced tearing up
the abandoned Ninth street track this
morning and transferring the track for
relaying the Elm street line in conformity
with the privileges recently granted BY
the city council.
Henry Erbst, son Of John Erbst, $50
Fourteenth street. fell from tree in Dav-
exports pasture while out nutting on Sat-