Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
CITY CHAT.

don.
Nice fresh fab at George Browner &
Co.'S.
Knox hats, the finest of hats-the Lon
don.
The Columbia is headquarters for sta
tionery.
Otto Huber has returned from his trip
to the east.
webster's unabridged dictionary at SIC
at the Columbia
Domino cut loaf sugar at George
Browner & Co.'S.
A full line of California fruit at George
Broxner s. Cos.
All kinds of Muscatine melons at
George Browner s. Cos.
DR.. S. C. PIummer left last night on q
short visit to Minneapolis.
The best and only Dunlap hats now
regdy g; Lloyd a. Siewarts.
Chambers Encyclopedia for IS. 62-12
volumes-at the Columbia.
Eighi.dsy clocks at the Columbia. 2Ss
sold by others from 80 50 to 81.
At the Columbia ladies' muslin UNDER
wear a; one>hslf price others ask.
The worlds best production-tae Dun
lap hat now for sale st Lloyd & Stewards.
w j. Adrian of Knoxville, Iowa, is in
the city on an extended visit 10 friends.
For nice cuts and roasts 60 to George
Brcwner's Columbia market. Telephone
1864
Misses Josephine Beck and Al phs
Tuner have gone to Ottawa on a shor;
visit.
Miss Mamie O'Bren of Chicago is in
the city visiting with relatives and
friends.
Hats-Three times as many to select
from and at one-ihird less price The
London.
Democratic clubs can get torches ct
David Don's-both plain and fancv-in
any quantities.
The Columbia is the place to buy your
household novelties. You can save from
20 to so per cent on all goods.
jain Farmer today sold his interest in
the White Elephant saloon to Tom Davis
and the firm name will hereafter be Davis
s. Webb.
Ellen George and Lizzie Morris were
run in by the police last night, and each
fined 30 and costs by Magistrate Wivill
this morning.
Have you seen the fail Dunlap hat 1t
is oeauty, and the sale was larger than
ever before at Lloyd s. Stewards. Call
and see them.
Our stock of fall hats is nov COM
plete. The largest and finest display
ever shown in the city. Call and see
them at Lloyd & Stewards.
Next Wednesday night will be the last
night for the Kickspoo Indian tribe now
situated at the corner of Twenty-sixth
street and Fifth-and -a-half avenue.
William E. Francis of Buffalo Prairie
and Miss Dora B Ellsworth of Illinois
City were united in marriage yesterday
at the First NJ. E parsonage by Rev. F.
W. Merrell.
Jacob L. Smith Of Cordova and Miss
Henrietta Bell of Coe were united In
marriage this afternoon by Rev. G. c.
Taylor of the First Baptist church at the
parsonage on Fifteenth street.
P. Greenawalt yesterday finished his
labors with the r. 1. & P, Charles Lip
p ncott being installed as paymaster. To-
dsy Mr.. Greenawalt and wife left for an
extended visit to Denver and the west
which will last several weeks.
Adair Peasants has returned from the
bedside of his brother. George Peasants,
at ST. Louis and does not bring as en-
coursging reports as were expected by
Mr.. Peasants many friends here, who
will be panied 10 learn that his case is
indeed alarming.
Redmond Carr. of Berwick. met q hor-
ting his arm caught in the cylinder OF q
steam thresher end being drawn into the
m,chine before it could be stopped. His
arms and head were Ii orally torn from
the body. He leaves a wife and four
children.
The Juniors of st. Josephs schoo
gave lawn sociable on the lawn at ST.
Joseph's parsonage last evening. The
grounds were brilliantly illuminated. snd
q large number were present. TIE Man
dolin club furnished some excellent mu-
sic, in addition to which the Misses Ma
mic MaroneY and Mamie Richards as
sisted with some vocal selections. A
number of unique features for the enter
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