Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-02
CITY CHAT.

Fresh oysters and celery at Young's.
Novelties only shown at the London.
See Frank Attwater's adv. on Fifth
page. ss-E--
The London has no opposition in boys
and children's clothing.
A lot of Turkish towels at : and Sc
apiece at McCabe Bros.
The London Clothing company is an
economical trade center.
Mrs. Henry Curtis and daughter, Miss
Hope, have returned from the east.
Workmen are now busily engaged on
McCsbe Bros. handsome new front.
A lot of new and attractive dress goods
are just placed on sale at McCabe Bros.
World beating offerings in boys and
children's clothing ct the London this fall.
The September trade boom commenced
in real earnest yesterday at McCabe
Bros.
Wsnted-At 1114 Second avenue, a
good girl for general homework. Good
wages.
Mrs. L. Fl. Churchill and daughter Miss
Emma. and son Herbert have returned
from their tr,p 10 Colorado.
Leave your order for half dozen
shirts at Frank Attwater's new shirt fac
tory, No. 1909 Second avenue.
]. B. thinner is having his residence
on Fifth avenue nicely reprinted. The
work is being done by P. j. Lee.
Tearing out store fronts at McCebe
Bros, but lot of special attractions in-
ide is makinga very lively business all
the same.
Modesty g : Gcc1 trsi. trt the 90.
gains the London offering lin boys
and children's clothing compel them to
speak.
The First Baptist church prayer meet
ing will be held in the large psrlor of the
church this evening. Reopening services
next Sunday.
Exclsmstions OF surprise at the i'm
mense stock and low prices, are heard
from every patron of our boys depart
ment. The London.
William Gray was bouad over in the
sum of 800 by Magistrate Wiyill this
afternoon for tapping the till in Tom
Williams saloon on First avenue.
The cable is being erected for the
wires of the Central district telephone
company between The ecmpsry's GENITAL
station and Sixteenth stree. slon- Second
avenue.
Conrad Schneider is making specially
of New York full cream cheese, the most
popular brand ever brought to Rock Isl
and, and hereafter will alwsvs keen a
supply on hand.
Our stock is bound to please the most
fastidious. both in price and style. See
those boys nobby REFERS, blazers,
and double breasted suits to be seen
only ct the London.
We wish it were possible to send you
all So mple of the 20 different styles of
boys suits We are showing this season at
from zoe TO 80 so. They are worth
double the money and are especially
adapted for sshosl wear-ths ksRas n
For the seventh consecutive season the
Richardson Bres'. herd of Jerseys from
Davenport has taken all the first premiums
in that class. j. j. Richardson accom-.
panies the trim little animals Of which be
is go proud. and there are about twenty.
five in the herd .-Des Moines Register.
Frank P. Yore OF Chicago: son Of ]. H
Yore formerly o! this city, and Miss Julia
E. Haire of Moline. we're quietly married
at the residence of Rev ]. Little in d.
venport, last evening. and left for Chicsgo
their future home on the night train.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. z. Marschsll, Sam.
uel Montgomery. Mrs. E B. McKown
and Misses Belle Cooke and Msrths W.
Davidson are attending the Rock Island
presbyterv Of the U. P. church at Sun
beam. Mercer county.
Bleuer's band gave the regular weekly
concert at Spencer square last evening,
which was listened to as usual by an i'm =
mense outpouring of people. Manager
Montrose repeated the Nominations of
the Harper OF the previous week with
very pretty effect.
Many complaints have been heard of q
camp of Gypsies which has been located
in the Banding fields for some time south
of Seventh avenue. Today the mayor
gave Chief of Police Miller orders to ge,
the gang out of town if it took the entire
police force to do it.
A team of bay mares was purchased by
the police committee OF Mr.. Blouser, OF
B lack Hawk, this afternoon the horse a,