Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-19
CITY CHAT.
Attend the games tomorrow.
Go to Hsrper's theatre tonight.

ooSS JUL udtS i've cents caCQ, large
and small. at McCabe Bros.
This week % per cent off on every roll
of wall paper at SATELLITES
One of the best companies on the road
at Harper's theatre tonight.
Cunningham will be here tomorrow
morning and will pitch tomorrow
R. P. Wait, of Reynolds. was in the
city few hours yesterday on business.
Charles E. Adams and wife returned
today from very pleasant trip to the
north.
w. G. Osborne, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is
in the city spending q few days with
friends
Mrs. Marie Helm and Mrs. Katherine
Mitchell Of Freeport. are visiting Mrs. j..
W. Potter.
Miss Della Allan left this morning for
two months visit with friends in Mt
Vernon, Ohio.
Capt. j. NJ. Montgomery and wife have
returned from few days visit to friends
at Reynolds.
Two games of base ball for 25 cents
tomorrow. First game called at 100.
second at 3:45
Miss Bessie Lee. entertained small
party of friends at her home on Moline
avenue last evening.
Base bali tomorrow. Two games for
one admission. First game called at
1:30; second game at 3 As
Joliet VS.. Rock Islands Moline tomor.
row. One admission for two games.
Games called at 80 and 345.
Ex-Mayer Henry Carse returned last
night from pleasant trip to Pittsburg.
New York and the sea shore.
Sutcliffe was never undersold on wall
paper. and still he gives you a cut of 90
per cent on every roll this week.
A new telephone has been placed in
the Rock Islander Office, No. 1859, and
another, No. 1858 has been placed in
residence of W. P. Quayle
Mrs. Emma Lloyd swore out a warrant
yesterday before Magistrate Wivill,
charging Thos. Doyle with disorderly
conduct. Doyle was fined So and costs.
The pump was stopped at the lower
end station this morning, and the sewer
gates raised. so thst further danger from
overflow through that source need not be
feared.
The Rock Island Turner'S captured the
second prize on singing as we'll as the
ladies' first prize at Dubuque. and their
friends are delighted over the lsurels they
have won. They will all be home
night.
Still selling at cost and below. At our
present low prices we are giving 30 per
cent off on every roll of wall paper that
we sell this week and until all our present
stock is disposed Of. Call early and Sc
cure bargain at SATELLITES.
hrs D. Lunsden, of Chicago, will
deliver free lecture to ladies only at the
Christian church. on Third avenue and
Fifteenth street. Wednesday afternoon.
July %, at 2:30 p. m. Woman; Her
Home, Health and Happiness.
The first of series of band concerts at
the Watch Tower. will occur tomorrow
evening from 80 10 $50. There will
be a band of 20 pieces present and if the
entertainment proves success, they will
be continued at regular intervals through
out the Summer.
This being the evening for the regular
weekly concert, D. Roy Bowlby has been
at work several days attempting to secure
band. At the last moment Prof. Otto,
of Davenport, came to the rescue and the
result will be concert tonight. A good
programme has been arranged.
Ia the county court the case of the
State VS.. William Smell and Edwin Dill,
which Was certified from the circuit court,
is being tried. The charge is the larceny
of coat, and States Attorney S,ugeor
anG z. Z. Parmenter are prosecuting
while McEniry & McEniry are conduct
ing the defence.
The KibbeE aud Paul dramatic rep.
ertoire company opened a weeks en-.
gsgement at Harpers theatre last even
ing in "Lucxy Ranch" All the characters
were well portrayed. the Patriciou:
O'MslleY OF w. NJ. Paul and the Mexican
girl of Mrs. Paul being particularly strong
Tonight the Factory Girl" will be pre-.
senIed.
The Boston store At Davenport is uu-
dergoing many Important changes, which
take Of ;he form Of q complete renova
sion. An addition of go by go feet hal
been built on in the rear. and the entire
interior has been finished with oak fix.
,u-es and hard finish. The front Of tn.