Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-21
CITY CHAT.

SIBERIAN cIaOS at SOuCer " SOnS 8.
Those So, 81 and IS shoes.-M. s. K
Peaches by the basket. at Souder &
Sons
Opening of ladies' jacdets at the Col.
umbis.
Toys are beginning to arrive at the
Columbia.
We have them What? Hats. Lloyd
s. Stewards.
| A nice line of California fruit at Sou
uer 6 Sons.
| Painters wanted. Lercn s. Greve, 800
Eighteenth street.
A larger and better stock Of sh oes than
ever at the NJ. & K.
THE Waits Of New York" at Harpers
| theatre Friday evening.
Judge Altgeld and Truman Plantz at
Harper's theatre tonight.
The Waits of New York" at Hsrper's
theatre Friday evening.
Every wide-awske boy should strive
for THE ARGUS prize.
Harry Hudson of Belle PLANE, Ia, is in
Rock Island visiting friends.
1t is a saving of time as well as ex-
pense buying shoes at the Nj. & K.
Better see those 8. 4 and 5 dollar shoes
at the NJ. & K. before purchasing.
You get the style as we'll as quality
when you buy shoes at the 81. & K.
Cups and ssucers, Saturday. See
Loosley's card, fifth page. Clamps.
slso.)
A guaranteed saving on every pair of
shoes bought at the reliable one price NJ.
81 K.
the Waits of New York, is mirror
or metropolitan life in all its ups and
downs.
Cups and ssucers, Saturday. Loosely.
fifth page. China. 10 cents. Clamps,
too)
offered at the NJ. 81 KS. "a and So
sho-s.
You should see the late style hats be-
fore buying. Lloyd 81 Stewart have
them.
Dunlapl Duulapt Dunlap Have you |
seen the fall styles now ready? Lloyd & |
S ewari's.
Economical buyers should NOT fail to |
inspect those So, 81 and So shoes a: he |
NJ. s. X.
Let every democrat and citizens gen.
orally turn out tonight and see our next |
governor.
Charles Baumann and wife of South |
Rock Island, are the happy parents of an
11-pound boy.
Celery, egg plant. Jersey sweet pota-
toes and all kinds of fresh vegetables, st
Souder & Sons.
THE ARGUS offers splendid oppor- |
tunity to some bright. ambitious boy to
win a good suit of clothes.
Capt. w. a Whistler is confined to his |
home on Second avenue By illness which |,
is not now considered dangerous.
An industrious. ambitious boy may Sc
cure handsome suit of clothes by se-
curing new subscribers for THE ARGUS. |
The next governor of Illinois and the |
next congressman from the Eleventh. dis
trlct will speak at Harper's theatre to-
night.
NJ. & K. can fit the head. as well as
feet in shoes Don't buy until you have |
seen the shoes they are selling from SO |
to S5.
Manager Heath of he Western Union, |
received word this morning that the en-
tire force of operators Of the B., c. r. 81 |
N. road had struck.
John Paulson has accepted a position |
with NJ. Arnold and has entered upon his |
duties, Joseph Copp having resigned his
position at the same place.
A Baughmsn has given notice to the
postoffice department that he will give up
the mail contract Of earring mails to the
r., 1. s. P. depot in 80 days.
Mrs. Catherine Wivill. the venerable
mother of Magistrate Fl. G. Wivill, who
has been very i'll for some time past, is
reported as no better, and her life is now
despaired of.
Letter Carrier Henry Burris has been
selected as q delegate from King Solomon
Lodge No. 90. A. F. & A. M. to the
state convention of Colored M2sons to be
held at Duguoin on Oct. II.
A suit has been filed in the circuit
clerks Office by States Attorney Brock of
Mercer county against the county of Rock
Island, to recover $500 for the care of
poor alleged to belong to this county.
Miss Lena Kol.s daughter of Charles
Hollis and wife, residing on Twelfth
street and Ninth avenue died at her mar