Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-02
CITY CHAT.

DuntaP nats ~ Aioyu ~ -S"drt 8
Bleuer's band at the Tower tonight.
Dunlap hats at Lloyd & Stewards.
Great line of school suits at the Lon
lon.
Ladies' hose from sc up at the Colum
)ia.
Balloon race at Vandruff's island Sun
Try.
B'euer's band at the Tower this even
ing.
w. S. Kuowlton has returned from the
enst
Boys pants for school wear. at the
London.
Knox hats. best quality. Sc so. at the
N. &K
Ch;ldren's suits for school wear. at the
London.
All the latest fall style hats at Lloyd s.
Stewards.
Nickel plate alarm clocks CSC. at the
Columbia.
An elegant line of suits for school wear
at the London
Wesr L. Ludlow's 1876 ladies' So kid
shoe. at W. & G.
Band concert and illumination at the
Tower this evening.
The world renowned Knox hats only
sod at the London.
Get your schoo, shoes of W. 81 G
They are the best.
Band concert and illumination at the
Tower this evening.
r. j. MCGEE of Chicago is in the city
for few days sojourn.
Linen table cloths and napkins. very
cheap. at the Columbia.
c. C McIntire went to Chicago last
night on business trip.
The funniest play on the rosd at Har-
theatre Monday night:
The Chariot, Knox. Lonsdale and Or
aado hats at the NJ s. K.
Melee of Dublin" at Harper's theatre
IN the evening of Labor day.
Turtle soup and lunch at Deisenroth's
saloon Saturday evening.
Ladies. have you seen the Tuxedo? 1t
is the latest in shoes,-M. s. K.
The meeting of the Second Ward Cable
club occurs Tuesday evening next.
Capt. G. W. Durham returned this
morning to Din his boat at Dubuque.
Aid. Dauoer's throughbreds carried off
the prizes at the Mt. Joy fair yesterday.
New styles in boys suits are being
largely and rapidly received at the NJ.
&K.
An endless variety of ladies' underwear
at prices to please every body at the Col
umbia.
SCHOOL, SCHOOL, If in need Of school
suits the London is the place to buy
them.
Stiff felt hats (not WOOL 75c. as good
as other dealers will charge 81 50 for, st
the NJ. 81 K.
There Is to &c roadster race at the old
fair ground track Sunday morning for a
purse of $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Flanagan leave
tomorrow for Springfield, bio. on a
months visit.
Charles Sheppard of Oskaloosa was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
hereabouts.
1t was Lizzie Moore instead of Lizzie
Morris who was arrested by the police on
Wednesday night.
Wsnted--A good girl to do general
nousework. Good wages. Apply 1882
Third avenue.
The Columbia is the greatest variety
store in the city-positively the lowest
prices on everything.
Mrs Tom Thumb. Countess Msgri. and
her con- = of Liliputians are at Har-
'per's phaerIhis evening.
There weSe two delivery wagon run
Always uptown this morning, but neither
of them res Tlted seriously.
George Baumback and wife and little
son have gone to Springville and Cedar
Rapids on few days. visit.
Miss M. Lulu Carleton has returned
from pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs.
F. w. Young, at Beardstown.
The prize for Sundays balloon ascen-
sion opposite the Tower will be awarded
to the one going up the highest.
Pencil boxes given away Saturday
morning at 8 O'Clock to every child Of
sci DOL age at W. s. G. g shoe store.
Democrats of the Fret ward should re-
member the meeting of the First Ward
club Saturday night and all attend it.
The Missionary Guild meets at Trinity
church tonight. The monthly meeting
of the vestry is to occur at the rectory,
Messrs. T. III. Thomas.V. Dauber, CT.
Fleming, C.. F. Lynde and Meyer Rosen-