Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-08
CITY CHAT.
Hats worth 40 At 81 at M &K.

Children's suits half price at NJ. q K.
Water melons on ice at Souder & Sons.
American dollars so cents at M. & K.
Fifty-cant underwear 25 cents at M.
& K
Mems pants worth So now 81 so at
NJ. Sc K.
Sam Davis went to Chicago last night
on business.
Davenport is having an epidemic CT
house breaking.
Miss Amy Miller, of Chicago. is visit.
ing friends in the city.
was in the city today.
Miss Stella Colbarn is now in charge
of the Central Telephone office at night.
Mrs. c. Garvin and Miss Ida Rambler
ger have gone to Denver on a short visit.
VIC. jackson of Hannibal, Mo-, is in
the city making an extended visit to
friends.
Special values in black dress goods are
lust opened at McCabe Bros
Dark dress prints go at SIC; remnants
and short lengths 23c yard this week at
McCabe Bros
All of McCabe Bros. SOC figured China
dress silks go at 33c per yard this week
and while they last.
Two great bargains in mems night
shirts at soc and 75c each while they
last at McCsbe Bros.
For rent-Three rooms located on the
coruer of Twenty-first street and Sixth
avenue. Reidy Bros.
E. j. Phillips and wife of Austin,
Mimi are in the city on visit to E. B
Sterling and wife.
Ga Wednesday and Thursday of this
week McCsbe Bros. will sell big Do in
summer corsets at Csc each-half price
Remember dates.
Mrs. Helen Fisk, who has been visit
at the residence of j. d. Culton on Nine.
teeDth street. returned to her home in
Chicago this morning.
If the person who picked up the
wrench at Second avenue aud Nineteenth
streets will return it to Blake s. Burke
he will be rewarded.
Lawn Sociabie at S. J Dempsey's, corr
ner of Fourth avenue and Twelfth
street, given by the B. Y. P. U. Re-
freshments served. Thursday evening.
Aug. II.
The meeting of the Twin-City Cycling
club occurs at Moline tonight, and all
members of the organic alton are re-
quested to meet at Market Square a, 1880
o'clock to go to Moline in body.
Walter L. Black, formerly night clerk
Al the Rock Island house, is taking the
per, the latter working days during the
absence of Chief Clerk Willerton.
The gratifying information has been
received by friends here that Louis May,
who went to Europe in the hopes of bet
tering his health, has undergone sue
cessful and remarkable surgical opera
ton aud is improving rapidly.
a couple of strange women arrived in
the city yesterday morning at o'clock,
and registered at the Commercial hotel.
aud an hour later the younger of the
two gave birth to child. Her hus and,
whom she says is q travelling man, was
expected to arrive today, but did not.
Now that the merchants in the central
part of the city have provided additional
police protection for themselves at night,
it might be good idea to have the night
patrolman beat back little further where
ne can have an eye on the residence por-
ton of the city which usually has but
| little police protection.
! Supervisors Weatherhead. Naylor and
Case of the poor farm committee of the
county board met this morning to con.
slider the matter of erecting some out
buildings at the county farm, but it be-
ing deemed unnecessary to put them W
al the present time, a new barn having
just been completed. the idea was aban
doned for the present.
This evening the young ladies of tn
Home Mission Circle" will hold q meet
ing in the parlors of the First Nj. E
church at which the Rev. p. A. Cool
president of Wiley University, at Mar
shall, Tex, will give al informal tall
upon the work of the home mission
among the colored people of the south
All Interested in the work are cordial
invited to be present.