Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-29
City CHAT.
SATELLITES for wall paper.
Wall paper at SATELLITES.

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special prices at the NJ. & X.
Otto's Great Western band gives con-
cert at the Tower next Sunday.
Attend the charity game tomorrow
Roc& Island Moline VS.. Joliet.
A woman had her pocket picked while
at the middle precinct polls Yesterday
Millinery crepes, all colors, 10 cents per
yard, al Mrs. Greenawslt's closing sale.
The annual parish picnic of Trinity
church is being held today at Prospect
Park.
1t is surprising the number of people
who are coGfessing that they are Deputies
today
Lots of bargains in clothing at the
N. & K,-closing out small lots at
special prices.
Miss Mollie Carse arrived home yester>
day from an extended visit to friends at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
For Sale-A horse, wagon and hsr-
ness. Enquire of John N4pka, corner
Eighth avenue and Eighth street.
Beautiful crepe du cheines that were
rs cents, now only 50 cents, all colors
at Mrs. Greenswalt's closing sale.
Purchasers OF shoes will find it econ
omy to buy shoes at the NJ, & X and
portraits from pic ure dealers.
P. L. Mitchell is enjoying visit from
bis daughter, Mrs. Henry s. Fraser of
Indianapolis, and also her son Phil NJ
Watson.
Every pair of shoes bought at the NJ.
b K, is picture in itself You are not
obliged to psv for portraits when you
buy shoes at VI. TX.
Tickets for tomorrow's ball game, the
proceeds of which are to be donated to
the food sufferers, are to be had at
Thomas drug store.
Elegant black silk lace inches wide,
at 20 cents; inch. at Is cents. Chill
dren's trimmed sailor hats at cents, a,
Mrs. Greenswslts closing sale.
The saving in the purchase of one pair
of shoes bought al the NJ. & L. is suffl.
Gent to buy several portraits such as
some dealers pretend giving away.
During the storm yesterday afternoon
lightning burned out the motor in The
ARGUS pressroom, and as a consequence
the paper has been delayed in its publi-
cation since.
L. Cohnsn and wife, of Fort Madison,
Iowa, are in the city visiting friends and
relatives, and also to attend the wedding
of Miss Clara Cohnan ard Daniel Strecker
which takes place this evening
George Nichol, who resides in the
flooded district near the Old distillery. in
the lower end of town, and who has
been sick for several weeks, is said to be
destitute and in q preearious condition.
Frank Jr, the Swear old son of Frank
Buncher and wife, was struck on the head
by board thrown from the roof of q
house that was being torn down this
morning, infiicting a bad cut on the little
fellows scalp. DR.. Eyster dressed the
wound, which is Rot serious.
The entertainment given at Hsr oer's
theatre last evening by the Jones family
was largely attended and an interesting
programme presented. 1t was composed
of songs, duets, recitations, etc all of
which were very creditab!y rendered and
received much merited applause.
William Dresser of the Belvidere SAM
pie rooms believes in looking after the
comfort of mis- friends, and has placed in
his rooms two handsome fan wheels sus-
pended by neat chandeliers which are
operated BY means of water rotor, and
which st all times afford an even temper
ature.
The sociable that was to have been
given on the lawn at st. Joseph's parson.
age by the young ladies of the congrega-
ton last evening was held in the parlors
of the Schnell club. on account of the
damp weather. The rooms were hand
somely decorated and the affair was
largely attended, proving a gratifying
success both socially and financially
S. 9 Schriefer, the Colona ferryma:.
while making q trip across Rock river on
Monday evening discovered foater that
had lodged in tree during the high
water. He brought the body to shore
and on it was discovered about $500 in
checks besides some other currency.
Upon investigation it was found to be
the body Of John Petersen. aged rs years.
who disappeared from his home in Mo,
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