Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-17
CITY CHAT.

| Hot peanuts, nVe cents quart, at a
Boro's.
Three Gays more for reduction sale at
NJ. s. KS.
Bleuer's band plays at the Tower this
levening.
W.. a. Enleb as full line of fresh
vegetables.
Fresh catfish at Souder s. Sons tomor.
row morning.
A full line of vegetables at George
Browner s. Co.
Try the pure malt vinegar for picking
at w. A. Ehleb's.
| A nice line of California fruit at George
Browner s. Co.
Go to DR.. Kinyon's Thursday evening
and have good time.
| Al johnson paid fine of 50 and costs
for intoxicstion.
| Buy ticket for tomorrow's benefit
game whether you 60 or not.
DR.. G L. Ess,er and wife left for Chi
cago and Mackiuac this morning.
| Mrs F. G. Chessman of Dixon,is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Read.
| Be sure and attend the lawn socisble
at Dr. Kinyons Thursday evening.
| Mrs. D. H. Louderback arrived at the
Harper this afternoon from Chicago.
| Tue finest roasts and cuts In the city
az George B-owner's Columbian market
The 50 90 Oxfords are beauties III At NJ.
& K. are selling this week. Regular price
So 80
E NJ Wilcox and daughters, Misses
Gerte and Grace have gone TO Michigan
on visit,
Mrs. NJ. V. Archer and sons Harvey
and Basil, will return this week from
visit at Mum. Ia.
You should not fail to visit N. & KS.
This week. Their midsummer sale OF Ok
fords will interest you.
The Oxford sale at NJ. & KS. is at"
tracing many buyers. All interested IN
saving money should call.
A fine Dongola, haud-turned Oxford
can be bought at 81. 40 this week.
Regular price $1.75. Reduction sale NJ.
s. ks.
The Home Mission Circle of the First
n. E church will give q lawn sociaole at
DR.. Kinyon's, Thursday evening, August
IS h.
James Price left this afternoon for
suothern Iudians, in response to news OF
the serious illness OF his brother, Edward
Price.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rodmsn returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday after q visit
in Rock Island. A. B. Rodmsn accom-
psnying her.
You can get at W. A. Ehleb's, 800
Twentieth street, the following line of
cheese: genuine imported Swiss New
York cream, Black sap sage. Edsm and
Lin burger.
Twenty five delegates from Creston,
Hastings and other points in Iowa to the
democratic state convention arrived at
the Rock Island house this morning in
time for breakfast.
Tickets for the benefit game of base
ball tomorrow are on sale at I. ID.
Thomas, NJ. 81 K, Lloyd 81 Stewards,
the Bijou cigar store, Wneelsn Bros
and George Browner's groceries.
Tomorrow the Iowa state democratic
convention meets at Davenport. The
Burtis opera house will be used as con-
vention hall There will be 1900 dele
gates and visitors in the city.
Charles Swanson, lsborer in the en-
ploy of Dimick & Gould, of Moline, fell
off lumber pile last evening, distance
of eight feet, and sustained scalp
wound. which is not at all serious.
The venerable Mrs. Christina Seidel. of
iii Third avenue, was taken suddenly
and seriously IL last night, and while she
is still in u precarious condition she is
somewhat improved today.
Tonight will witness the opening of
the theatrical season at the Burtis at
Davenport. The theatre has been gaily
decorated for the occasion, and the great
naval play, The Ensign" will be rre-
sented.
Capt. Whitney and his men are at
work in earnest on the mouth OF the
Hennepin canal. A good deal OF dirt
has been turned with the shovel and the
scraper, and it is still turning This well
known contractor will do his part if no
more is ever done on the great work
Hon. NJ. V. Cannon of Omaha was in
the city today on his way home from Chi
cago. where he was the chief orator at
the o gden Grove picnic Monday. He is
here in acceptance of an invitation to
speak AT :he great democratic ratification
meeting at Davenport tonight on the eve
of the state convention which assemblies