Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-31
CITY CHAT.
NJ. & X. -

Clean sweep sale at Mclntire Bros.
New honey for sale by Browner &
Co.
Mems 81 pants only $3.50 at the NJ.
& X.
See hand bills for bargains at Dolly
Bros
Mems working shoes s5c at Dolly
Bros
Fall goods are arriving daily at
Hopes.
Shoes sold regardless of cost at
Dolly Bros.
Babies tan and red shoes 25c at
Dolly Bros.
Try boraX soap. For sale by
Browner & Co. only.
Great bargains in McCabe Bros.
millinery department.
Misses shoes 75c at Dolly Bros
just the thing for romping.
Dollars saved by attending McIn
tires Bros. clean sweep sale.
Postmaster George f. McNabney,
of Hampton. was in'the city today.
Dress ginghams were 124c; for two
days McCabe Bros, will sell them at
SIC.
Must be seen to be appreciated
those 81 pants NJ. & X. are selling at
$3.50.
No chestnuts, but bright and new
pants-all sizes-S4 grade at $3.50.
NJ. Il X.
Miss Mahanna. and Miss Loosely
and sister left for Chicago Saturday
evening.
Found-A cloak on Twelfth street.
Owner may have same by paying cost
at Carse IL Ohlweiler's.
Over stock in linen department at
McCabe Bros; special drives all this
week to reduce surplus.
Shamrock novelty wash goods
down to &c per ward at McCabe
Bros. Chicago price y! and 15c.
Mrs. Carl Boltz. OF Peoria. who has
been visiting here. has returned home
accompanied by her neice. Miss John
son.
Messrs. Gus schumacher. VIM.
DANSSNAl anu lAbptl L W az lltI NAV It.
turned from the funniest at Milwau-
kee.
On Thursday morning McCabe
Bros. will open Nine days won
der sale. including host of tum-
bled prices
Mrs. Fred Hass and daughters.
Misses Clara and Tillie, arrived
home from their visit to st. Paul yes
terday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Kaupke, for
merly OF this city, and who have
been visiting here left for their home
in Cedar Rapids today.
Chocolate social on the lawn of G.
j. Dempsey. corner of Fourth avenue
and Twelfth street. Friday evening,
Aug. +, by Baptist Young Peoples
union.
The Regina club, of the Christian
church, will give a lawn social to-
morrow evening at the residence OF
Rev. I. W. Grafton. 11O7 Fourth
avenue.
Clarence Blakesly, Paul Keller and
Will Hartz rode to Muscatine vester-
day on their wheels. and John Flvnn
left for Maquoketa this morning on
his wheel.
The W. G. t. L. will hold its reru-
lar monthly meeting at the Y. NJ. c.
A. building at 2:30 tomorrow after
noon. Business OF Importance re-
quires the attendance of all members.
Division Passenger Agent Mack
announces that after tomorrow the
Burlington route will offer round
trip rate to Chicago of S6.97 to all
Worlds fair passengers, tickets good
returning 80 days from date of sale
and good on ali trains carrying pas
sengers.
George 7. MaXon. of Troy, y. Y.
who IN 1S5S-59 was deputy sheriff Of
Rock Island county. is in the citv to-
day and made the rounds. accompa-
MED by Deputy Sheriff T. 5. Silvis.
Mr.. MaXon. like Mr.. Silvis. being a
rafting good fellow. whom it j. Il
Joy TO know.
The variety entertainment at the
Tower Yesterday afternoon was en-
ioyed by large number OF people.
being presented on the new elevated
stage west OF the Inn. There were
some features of the performance
which might have been omitted with
out detracting from the program.
Charles DeCorinek died at his
home on Forty-second street and
Eighteenth avenue last evening of
dropsy. 'he was born in Belgium and
was 76 wears old. He leaves two
married daughters. The funeral
takes place tomorrow morning at s
O'Clock from st. Mary's Catholic
church.
DIR. j. ". Scott. the former Edg-
ingtonite now of Chicago, has fallen
heir to Il fat plum, politically speak