Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-25
CITY CHAT.

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on his way west.
White India linens 4kc a piece. and up
at McCabe Bros.
Lamps. Thursday and Friday. See
Loosley's advertisement
Robert Hudson went to Minneapolis
last nigh, on q short visit.
Rock Island VS.. Moline at Twin City
park next Friday afternoon.
Mems summer undershirts 60 at &c a
piece, at McCabe Bros
Mrs. Hilda Browner leaves for Gales
burg this evening on visit.
Hot weather cuts. Hot weather re
auctions. at McCabe Bros.
McIntire Bros, are making low prices
on hot weather goods. See adv.
Cotton Bedford Cord dress goods
were Sc. now 42c. at McCabe Bros
At Twin City ball park next Friday
afternoon-Rock Island VS.. Moline.
Great reduction sale in the wash
goods department at McCabe Bros.
Miss Julis Bvles of Dorr. Mich is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. E. II. Bowman q,
Andalusis.
Messress o. J. Dimick and j. G.
Adams of Chicago are in the city for a
few days visit.
There is talk of recognizing the Sun
nyside democratic club for the campaign
The more the merrier
Miss Edith Wescott of Chillicothe, Ill +,
is vniungsat the residence of NJ. w. Bat
stlessDl Seventeenth streets.
The stock of the American Clothing
store viii be sold 10y Deputy Sheriff SIvis
tomorrow murninq at 10 O'Clock.
Mre. o. A Mckinley and Miss Eva
NormoyIe returned Saturday from q
pleasant trip up the river on the steamer
Denkmsnn.
Miss Mary Clelsnd of postoffice clerical
force. who has been quite i'll is reported
much improved by her physician. DR..
Ludewig.
For one day TUESDAY only all mos
quito bars. blue, green, pink and white,
sell for 2ac piece. Sc per yard. at Me-
Cabe Bros.
Hon. E. W. Hurst returned home yes
terday afternoon from his trip abro sd.
Mrs. Hurst and the other ladies of the
party will remain until November or De-
cember.
Col. and Mrs. q. B. Burgh, and daugh-
ters Mrs. A. E. Lyford of Moline. and
Miss Evangeline Bsrgh. leave tomorrow
for Col!ax. Iowa, on a visit of few
weeks.
dr. snd Mrs. Meyer Rosenfield and
dsughteF Hattie have gone to St. Paul
on the steamer Sidney. aud will spend
several weeks visiting points OF interest
theresbouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mccarthy desire
to publicly express their sincere thanks
to their many friends who 80 kindly as
assisted during their late bereavement.
: The funeral of Thomas. the little son
of NJ. b. Mccarthy and wife was held
from his parents HON, on Ninth avenue
TO St. Joseph's church yesterday after
noon at o'clock. Rev. Father Mackin
officiating. There was profusion of
beautiful flowers, among them a wreath
bearing the word playmate" from his
little friends. The interment was made
in the Catholic cemetery
The mayors speech before the liberal |
republican reservation Friday night was
curiosity. Among the mayors |
flights of oratory were these utterances: |
"a free ballot and an honest count to |
tue negro as well as to the REBEL" 1--WE |
will let the bvgones be bygones. and lie,
the dead past bury its dead. The ques-
ton of the meaning of these phrases the |
mayor left 10 his hearers as food for re-
Election, as he did his criticism of the |
liberal idea of republication.
Nothing succeeds like success, and
Richards s. Pringle's Famous Georgia |
minstrels are case in point. Their bus
mess has been on the increase cash sea.
son; and from the excellent press notices
they receive throughout the country their
success is not difficult to explain. In
the first place it is an exceptionally orig
inal aud strong company. in fact the only
recognized legitimate colored orgsniza>
ton on the road. 1t is headed by Billy
Kersands, whose versatility has plsc ed
him as the leading coined of his race
Among 9TH T notaoies ar James Crosby,
Cbea,hem Bros, Billy Reynolds. James
Moore, e. F. Alexander. w. o. Terry,
the Great Gsuze. and the celebrated
Crescent City Quartette. of last seasons
Alabama" The company will appear
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