Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-12
CITY CHAT.


accessib lie and clean.
Clocks cIntire Bros special sale to-
m orr ow-low prices.
Pat Ferron is here from Springfield on
a couple of days stay.
Beautiful, stylish cloaks. 1t Mclntire
Bros special sale tomorrow.
Two five room cottages on Seventh
avenue for rent. Reidy Bros.
Felt sailor hats go at 25c a piece all
day tomorrow at McCabe Bros.
Houses for sale on the installmen,
plan, or to rent by E. II. Guyer.
The late Carse & Co. stock must 90.
Read Schneider's special sale advertise
ment.
All day Thursday ladies' and Misses
fine felt sailor hats 25c each at McCsbe
Bros.
Cloaksi Closksil Closks!!l McIutire
Bros special sale tomorrow. 10 a. m. till
5 p. m.
Charles Barrett Of Wheeling. W. Va.
is in Rock Island on an extended visit to
friends.
Cloak sale at McIntire Bros. tomor,
row-1O0 fine carmen is can be delivered
from the special display.
Street cars will soon run from down
town factories to Thirty eight street, the
best location for cheap homes.
j. B. Sax, of the London clothing
store, is here from Ostumws to atten d
the Ettinger- Rosenfield wedding,
Don't forget the big cloak sale at Nc
Intire Bros tomorrow. Thursday. En-
tire manufacturers line will be exhibited.
As a benefit for those who were unable
TO attend their opening exhibit of fine
millinery. McCabe Bros will on Thursday
all dav, sell fine felt sailor hats al 25c a
piece.
1t is understood that Black Haws Inn is
soon to be closed Cor the season. The public
should avail themselves of the pleasures
of this delightful resort during this love-
lv weather before 1t is too late.
THE ARGUS carrier boys are now pro-
vided with whistles which they are in
structed to sound hereafter on delivering
the papers to subscribers. ANY failure on
the part Of the boys to comply with these
instructions should be reported TO this
office.
Elsewhere appears Secretary Biaks-
lees advertisement for sesed proposals
for the completion of the Rock Island Y =.
NJ. G. A. building. 1t is gratifying to
note the fact that the building which is
such an ornament to the city, is to be fin
ished without delay.
Peter Fries and his grandson Oscar
Schmidt have returned from their trip
abroad. On their return voyage the
steamer Germsnis. on which they were
passengers encountered a yonng cyclone,
during which II of the sesmen were seri-
ously injured. from the effects of which
five hs We since died.
William Pnee, the we'll known day
caller at the G., r. L. & p, had his right
leg badly bruised by his pony running
away yesterday. The wheel came off
his cart. which frightened the animal
so that it made a lively run. throwing
Mr. Phee out and ipjuring him so that
he is not able to be on duty and will
probably be laid up several days.
J.V. Bailey left last night for Dallas,
Tex, in response to telegram announc-
ing the death of his sister. Mrs. G. B.
Marshall, who is also an aunt of County
Superintent Marshall. She was formerly
a resident of Port Byron. but mad resided
in Dallas nine years. This sad bereave-
ment leaves MIR. Bailey the only child re-
naming to his venerable mother, who re-
sides with him in this city.
A report got out last night that six or
seven men were up at Forty sixth street
holding up psssers by and relieving them
of whatever they possessed. The patrol
wagon with several officers went up, but
the crowd all disa ppesred as the police
arrived, and only one man was captured
and he was drunk. He gave his name as
Jim Donovan and was taken before Mag
istrate Wivill this morning and fined So
and costs.
Circuit Court Cuttings.
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