Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-01
CITY CHAT.


o to's full band at the Tower Sunday
Secure homes in the Keystone district
Free luch a, the Star saloon tonight
Otto's band at the Watch Tower Sun-
day.
Now for carpets at Clemann & Salz
mann.
Otto's band and orchestra al the Tower
tomorrow.
Turner'S ertainment and dance Sat-
urday night.
No boy should fail to strive for THE
ARGUS prize.
The Star saloon will serve q grand free
lunch tonight.
Hear Otto's military band at Black
Hawk Sunday.
Bedroom suites cheaper than ever at
G. o. Huckstaedt's.
See the large line OF bedroom suites at
G.. o. Huckstaedt's.
Lots in the Keystone district are central,
accessible and clean.
You can buy a stylish hat at any price
Try ne. Lloyd s. Stewart.
THE ARGUS prize contest is open to
all. Every boy has a chance.
Louisiana oranges. nice California
fruit and best Virginia peanuts at Boro's.
Miss Lula Mitsch left last night on an
extended visit to friends at Minneapolis.
We have hats and good ones. at 81 90
and up. Fall styles now ready. Lloyd
g. Stewart.
Don't be bashful if you don't think we
have what you want in hats. Try Us.
LLOYD 6 Stewart.
Clemann s. Sstzmann have the largest
stock of furniture and carpets, ard gusr-
sntee the lowest prices
Capt w II. Whistler is able to be
about again after several weeks confine
meut at his home by illness.
Street cars will soon run from down
town factories to Thirty eight street. the
best location for cheap homes.
Are you readyf We arctic show
you the finest line of bats ever seen in
Rock Island Lloyd s. Stewart.
There is one more more month In
which to strive for The ARGUS prize,
boys Bring in your subscribers.
The frs, entertainment and dance of
the Rock Island Turner Society occurs
at their hall on Saturday evening.
The Messrs. Dimmling. of Baltimore.
old friends of Capt. John Peetz and wife,
aud Mrs. Margaret Woltmsnn, are in the
city on visit.
All kinds of sewing machines repaired
and warranted to be as good as new;
needles and oils for all machines, at
Charles Ficbig's.
The car load of bed room suites that
Clemsnn s. Sslzmann unpacked are SELL
ing rapidly. They are beauties. and the
prices are remarkably low.
Cars on the bridge line now make the loop
via Third avenue west to Fifteenth and
east via Second avenue, Twentieth street
and Third avenue.
Miss Jennie johnson returned 10 her
home in Port Byron yesterday afternoon,
accompanied by her cousin. Miss Lulu
Cook, who will visit there short time.
That carload of bedroom suites has
arTlVeu 6uu 10 OupnchSN az ~ ~ NAeSn
staedt's. 1t is the finest line that has
every been shown in this city for the
money.
This evening and every Saturday even
ing hereafter, THE ARGUS business office
will be open for the reception of sub
scriptions and other business pertaining
to the paper.
DR.. ]. W. Stewart will give an adj
dress on Personal Power" to young
men a. the Y MICA. at $50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. All young men are
cordially invited to hear him.
First Lieut. John l.. Sehon, OF the
Twentieth Infantry, U. 8. A. who was
ordered from Fort Assinsboine, Mont.
to report at Rock Island arsenal arrived
at the Harper house this morning.
Will Eggleston arrived home lest even
ing from Savanna, where he has been in
the government employ during the sum-
mer. He leaves tomorrow for Norfolk.
Neb.. to take charge of a iewelry store at
that point. where he expects to remain
during the winter.
Leonardo Albert the infant son Of j.
B. thinner and wife, died at its parents
home, 171O Fifth Sixth avenue, at 6
o'clock this morning of Group. after two
days illness, aged 2 years and II months.
The funeral occurs from the bereaved
home to st. Msry's Catholic church to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The Turner Society have arranged to
give a se ries of entertainments, including