Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
CITY CHAT.

for Rockford ou business.
Reduction sale at NJ. & KS. is attract
ing considerable attention.
Ladies should not forget the reduction
sale on low shoes at the NJ. s. h.
Rev. W. S. Marquis left last night on
visit of several dsys to Lincoln. Neb.
Shoes fine Sc Oxfords are being sold
at 81 65 this week; reduction sale at NJ.
s. KS.
Wanted-Six brick layers, union men.
Apply Ais G iines street, Davenport
Henry Tank.
Col. III. B. Burgh and family have re-
turned Colfax Springs, where they spent
fortnight
Five hundred bone French woven
81 80 corsets go at 81 apiece this week
at McCabe Bros.
The celebrated Bates crochet bed
spreads go at 81 cents apiece this week
at McCabe Bros
you want a brick sidewalk laid 6
good shape, call or address John Nulhern
care Union House
Messrs. o. j. Dimick and J. c. Adams
OF Chicago, srriyed in the city last even
ing, and are at the Htrper.
Children's ribbed summer vests 4, s.
g. 9. 10 and 12 cents at the seasons close
out this week at McCsbe Bros
An opportunity for the ladies to buy
our regular So so Oxford for 50 75, at
reduction ssle--N. & X e
Cheney Bros best figured China 81
dress silks will be closed at 79 cents a
yard this week al McCabe Bros
Those fine Dongois Oxfords are selling
at 81 40 this week. Regular price.
81 rs, NJ. s. KS. reduction sale.
new girl, the brightest and sweetest
in town. has made its appearance, at the
home of John n Trema and wife.
Sc buys fine pair of ladies low shoes.
in cloth top, patent tip-regulsr So. so
grade, at the NJ. & +. reduction sale.
Miss Bertha Copp returned last even>
ing on the steamer Pittsburgh from p
weeks visit to friends at Muscatine.
Lost, an envelope contsinlng check of
SS5 and brick account, between Atkiu~
son and Olof. Finder please return to
this office
Ernest Wagner left last night for Chi
cago, where he expects to meet his par
ents on their return from their trip to
Europe.
Reidy Bros. have acres of improved
proved property at Milan Centre Station
on Rock Island Sc Milan electric line at
decided bargain. Call early.
Mrs. T. A. Reynolds and son Albert
of Englewood visited with Mrs Albrecht
of Rock Island on their way home from
visit to friends in southern Illinois.
Harry Sage, Louis Eddy. Edward
Butler and Will Baker have taken their
families down to Credit island and es =
tsblished camp, where they are enjoy
ng an outing.
Laura Olsen, the unfortunate little deaf
and dumb girl run over by an electric Car
in Moline, Saturday afternoon. died tn
same evening. She was buried this af-
ternoon.
G. W. Schlegel has purchased of c. F.
Gaeijer, one of the lstter's residences on
Seventeenth street for S2.S00. Mr..
Schlegel sold his home on Elm street to
Train Dispatcher Swain of the Peoria for
$4,000.
There being quite number of con-
fcting rumors as to where the Bsrnum
u Bailey shows will exhibit next Satur-
day. and it may be ressserted that the
tents will be pitched at Colum bian park
Thiss positive.
The Rockford Construction company
commenced this morning to place the
curbing on Nineteenth street preparatory
to paving, as soon as the Third ave
nue. contract is completed, which will be
in about two " eeks' time.
The Rodman Rifles broke camp at
1870 o'clock yesterday morning and ar
rived home al 7.3O o'clock last night.
came home well stocked with stories of
the incidents at Camp Lincoln.
Mr.. Christ Gaetier sold his property at
No 7O5 Seventeenth street tc Mr.. Christ
Schlegel for $4,000, and Mr.. Christ
ochlegel sold his prope,ty on Thirteenth
avenue to MIR. Swayne for $1,000
through Reidy Bros. agency.
Invitations have been received by THE
ARGUS to attend the dedicatory cere-
monies of the new Grecisn Temple at
the Hygeria Springs, Waukesha, Wis,
tomorrow. A number of prominent
SD akers are to be present.
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