Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-08
CITY CHAT.


Iron holders Union ball Friday even
ing.
s'Zeb." the Hoosier. at H arper's theatre
tonight
Another lot OF bargains in mems over
coats at the N. & K.
Fred Lloyd. OF Lloyd s. Stewart. went
10 CHICAGO last evening.
Go and see Robert Bruce the one man
band at the dime museum.
See the three-headed lady at the Lon
doo. Friday evening, 7:30
H. s. K. have the slipper stock in ex-
cetlent shape to receive you.
The dime museum is doing flourish
ing business. giving six shows day.
1t is the first assortment of plush goods
in the city. the one at the Columbia.
Be sure and see Mexican Billy the
prince Of all fancy rife shots st the dime
museum.
IL you want to see nice assortment of
toys go to the Columbia. Their prices are
the lowest
Henry Suhr of Oil City. Pa, is here
on business pertaining to the Penn Tank
Line company.
Ladies seeking fine line of gentlemen's
slippers for Christmas presents, should
visit the NJ & K.
They ssy the dime museum discounts
nine-tenths Of the opera house shows
seen here this season.
Have you seen Princes Mama the
wonderful mind reader and fortune teller
at the Cine museum.
Nile Du Pont the three-hesded lady.
at the London, Friday evening. st 100.
and Saturday a, 2;30.
The -evsn,h annual ball of Iron Mold
ers' U1ie.. No $50, occurs at Armory
hall on Frid.y evening
The C,lunbis have a nice assortment
OF sis m fl Is and silk haudkerchiefs,
suiisble Tor Christmas presents.
The -li4F uonthlY meeting OF the
Rock Island CiJ.zens' Improvement asso-
citation viii be held tonight at the ascot
alton rooms.
The greatest attraction of the season,
Nile. Du Pont. the three-headed lady,
will be in west show window at the Lon
don. 7:30 p. m. Friday.
DR.. E. Bradford, the homeopathic ply
stefan who has just located at $40 Tweu-
ty-third street, has had q telephone
placed in his residence. The number is
1860.
Don't fail to see Nile. Dupont, the
great three-hesde1 lady. who will appear
in the west show window of the London,
Friday evening, 7:30 p. II. snd Saturday,
e:30 p. m.
Hereafter the business of the Western
Union Telegraph Office at Moline will be
handled from this city. To accommodate
il Manager Heath needs four additional
messenger boys.
The Twin~City Dancing Academy
opens At Roche's hall next Tuesday even
ing. Private lessons from 7:30 until 9 p.
m, reception following until midnight.
Prof. Jacob Vssen, teacher.
Hon. J W Simonson, Of Port Byron, to-
gether with his wife and son Devore.
leave in day or two on an extended
trip to the Pacific coast, where they ex-
pect to spend the winter.
According to todsY's Chicago dis
patches Maj Mackenzie has again ex.
pressed his views officially that the No.
line hsrbor is unworthy of government
aid, and Gen. Poe has confirmed such an
opinion.
Electrical Engineer Fredericks, of the
Davenport & Rock Island railway COM
pany, brought out his new electric
sweeper Blizzard" at midnight, and ran
over the lines, the whirliug brushes prov
ing terror to the snow.
Lost-Between Blake & Burke's
third and Fifth avenue, $500. Finder
will be rewarded by returning to the
owner. whose name appears on papers
in the wallet containing the money.
Charles Boone, well-known brake
man on he st. Louis division of the O.,
was united in marriage yesterday at noon
at Orion with Miss Bertha NJ. Mcdonald,
of that place. Mr. Boone has brought
his bride TO this city, which will be their
home.
George l. Bagley, the Davenport ex-
press messenger who has gained consid-
cradle notoriety OF late, went into the
district court there Yesterday and
changed his plea from not guilty to
guilty of larceny by embezzlement.
DR.. C. J Wilson, of the Scott Medical
AnsutuLe al DAVENPORT, mas IeCelVeu
telegram informing him of the serious
illness of his brother and partner in the
hospital at Cleveland, Ohio. and he
leaves tonight for the east. Arrange
ments have been made for patients re-
oeiving medicine in the meantime.
George Blair blew into Rock Island to-
day and celebrated his advent by going
into Kuhn's boarding house CD Moline
avenue and donning suit OF clothes that
belonged TO somebody else. MIR. Kuhn
ran the intruder down and turned him
over to the police. Magistrate Wivill
sent him down in default of $500
bonds.
M. & Z. admit that some of the over
coats they are selling at Sl5 and SIS are
not as good as those they have placed
on sale q $12.90-bdt the coats they are