Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-07-08


Fifty cent oalbriggsn underwear 25
cents-the American.
Madras shirts worth up to 81 rs for
81 az the London.
Attend the game tomorrow-Rockford
VS.. Rock Island Moline.
Summer coats and vests at and below
cost. The London.
Cars every ID minutes to the Tower
Sunday. Band concert.
Choice of any straw hat in the house
25 cents-ihe American.
Bend concert at the Tower Sunday
Cars every 10 minutes.
White and fancy summer vests in great
variety at Lloyd & Stewards.
Miss Curtis has returned from her visit
to Cincinnati and Louisville.
Bon bons, French bslbriggan under
wear 65 cents-the American.
The finest game of the season. Rock
Island Moline VS.. Rockford
Nothing reserved, everything de-
cded bargain a, the American.
soc, 75c and 81 straw hats are being
sor So at Lloyd & Stewards.
Everything il summer goods must go
at and below cost--the London.
". L. Eyster leaves for Crete, Neb.,
tonight on two weeks visit.
II will pay to investigate the Ameri-
csu's prices before buying elsewhere.
Don't fail to attend the game tomor"
row. Rockford VS.. Rock Island Moline.
Previous to changes in our business,
everything at cost and less-the Ameri-
can.
Now is your lime to buy your straw
hats cheaper than ever at Lloyd &
Stewards
H. j. LowreY came down from Chi
cago yesterday afternoon on a flying
business trip,
a son arrived last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Cochran on
Fourth avenue.
Great reduction on sll summer goods.
We must unload every dollars worth of
summer goods-the London.
Mrs. Joseph Baker entertained her lady
friends in the tri-cities at her home on
Twenty y.third street yesterday afternoon.
At the meeting last evening the
Home Building and Loan association
s~areed IA loans sggregsting SIS, 900 at
a premium of 25 per cent.
DR.. and Mrs. c H. McGsvren. who
have been visiting Mrs. McGsvren's
parents, Maj. and Mrs q. G. Connolly,
returned to their home at Missouri Valley,
Iowa, this morning.
The open air concert at Spencer Square
last evening by O:to's Great Wes .ern
band, of Davenport. was well attend d
programme of 10 numbers being excel
lentiy rendered, which were highly ap pre-
cisted.
The Citz ms Improvement association
met last evening, but as there was not a
great many present it was decided to ad-
jOurn until this evening, when it is hoped
there will be large attendance, as i'm
portsnt business will come before the
association.
The regular annual meeting of the
Iowa and Illinois Central District Medi-
cal association is to be held at Schuetzen
part, Davenport Thursday, July IA
Dinner is to be served in the dining hall
at o'clock. An entirely new programme
OF papers has beer prepared.
Two handsome open cars with seating
capacity for so passengers each are now
running on the Black Hawk line OF the
syndicate system. They are beauties and
the only two in the service of the COM
psny. The steps are little high, but
THE ARGUS is informed tn at this is to be
Capt. A. J Whitney this morning
tOwed his dredge and dump boat to the
mouth of the canal. and will cut away
the brush, preparatory to entering upon
active operations a. once. Capt. E W.
Baker is arranging tri.city party to 90
down the day the first digging is done on
the canal.
Mary A. Benson, of Rcck Island. en-
tered suit for divorce today from her hus-
band. Charles T. Benson, by whom she
claims to nave been deserted two wears
ago. She asks for the custody of the
four children, $40 per month alimony
and $50 attorney fees. Benson is a car
penter and is TN ployed by Davenport
firm The couple we're married in Rock
Island, July 6, 1875 Davenport Times.
Next Saturday at 2 D, m, at the north
door of the court house, in this city, the
real estate OF the late Mrs. Maria B
Hayes will be sold by the administrator
Of her estate at public sale. This we'll
known property, situated on the south
west corner of Second avenue and Thir-
teenth street, is one of the most desirable