Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-08
CITY CHAT.


Eyes tested free tomorrow at Thomas
James Coyne, of Chicago, is in the
city.
Has hats!! ha,sll at Lloyd 6 Stew
arts.
New oxfcrds arriving daily at the
Boston.
Caps! capsl caps!l at Lloyd s Stew.
arts.
All the latest styles in neckwear at the
London.
Two Old Cronies" at Harper's theatre
tonight.
Greatest of sil-the stock of suits at
the London.
Special bargains in boys shoes tomor>
row-the Boston.
Brown. browner. brownerest suits at
the London.
Hats! hsts!! hats!l the nobbiest, at
Lloyd s. Stewards.
We have the largest line of neckties, all
shspes. The London.
You can't beat our So or 50 so shoe
for nen-the Boston.
ChAdren's suits, the greatest stock
ever seen, at the London.
Prof. Hirschberg stays but one day
more a. Thomas
R. N. McKeeyer. of Boston. Mass is
in the city on few ds. s visit.
Prof Hirschserg tests eyes free tomor~
row st Thomas. Last chance.
The sparkling musical comedy. Two
Old CrouIes." a. Harper's this evening.
Special Ladies So ard Sc shoes go at
81 tomorrow. Don't miss 1.-THE Bos-
ton.
We are acknowledged the lowest priced
clothing house in Rock Island-the Lon>
don.
Cucumsers, potatoes, tomatoes. lettuce,
spinach, pie plant and new cabbage at
Mays.
Special Misses and child's kid and grain
spring heel shoes at Sc and 81 tomorrow,
worth 81 25-the Boston.
Ladies should see the new Philadelphia
toe in hand turned and welt button shoes
Just received-the Boston.
Miss Mamie Yates left this morning
for Buffalo Prairie to resume her school
work at Hazel Dell next Monday.
The Rock Island Lumber compsny's
mill has been shut down on account
Of being out of logs. 1t will probably
resume operations again Monday.
A bright little son will greet h. S .
Glenn on his arrival here on Saturday
evening. The little stranger arrived yes.
tesday morning. Both mother and son
are getting along nicely.
Al Mueller. an employe of the corn
planter works in Moline, had his left
hand badly injured on an emery wheel
yesterday afternoon. The flesh was
literally ground of his hand.
A number of the younger members of
the Turner society in Moline have with
drawn from the old organization and have
applied for incorporation papers for an
other organization. There will be 80
charter members IN the new society.
Search for the bodies of Leigh John.
son and Fingsl HUI has been abandoned
and the LeClaire experts have returned
home. Hopes are now based on recov-
ering the bodies when they come to the
surface, although it is possible they may
be discovered before that time.
Hon. E W. Hurst and wife are srrang-
ing to spend the summer abroad. On
May Z, accompanied by Miss Edison, OF
this city, and Miss Runnels, Of Chicago,
they will sail for Europe on the steamer
Umbria to be gone two or three months,
and may be longer.
Intellect has not brewed sny deem.
: staggering plot fer the 1.-TWO Old Gro.
nies"to kick up their heels and burst the
farce tank over, but the people who
want to laugh and hear beautiful voices
and see graceful dancing should not fai
to be at Harper's theatre tonight.
oSNul tuC uemOCTAtlC
primaries to select delegates to the coun
ty convention to be held next Thursds,
afternoon at the court house. The
csucuses in Rock Island and Moline are
to be held in the evening at 40, and tint
county townships at $50 in the after.
ternoon.
The Little Casino base ball schedul,
for 1892 has been issued by Emil Gross
msn j. Co., Of Cleveland, Ohio. TIL,
Little Casino is q compact and handsom,
schedule of the games of the nations
league for the season Of '92, and is some.
thing OF great value to every sdmirer O
the national game desiring to keep post
ed on the games.