Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-27
CITY CHAT.

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Go to Gus. Englin for your spring
suit.
The II. & S. corsets from 35c up
this week at the Columbia.
A discount of 25 per cent on all
our Smyrna rugs-The Columbia.
Thomas grand Chicago orchestra
will give a concert at the Burtis at
Davenport March 10.
Capt. George Lamont leaves to-
night for Washington. ID. c., TO at
tend the Inauguration.
Glassware, tinware, queensware
and hardware, all going at sacrifice
this week at the Columbia.
A play that young and old should
see is my Jack" 1t will be seen
here soon. Watch for the date.
The firm OF Tropp, Darling & Co.,
is Rock Island concern instead of a
firm from Davenport, as stated day
or two ago.
Before ordering your spring suit
examine Gus. Englin's stock 1t is a
revelation in the way of tasty and
novel patterns.
The fourth Beethoven programme
will he given by the Rock Island and
Moline Amateur Musical club at the
club rooms Tuesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
Lots of mems and BOYS fine suits
lcft-will he sold this week positively
at q price that YOU cannot resist
and should not fail to Sccure-M. &
X. fire sale.
Walter Beaumont, the Monmouth
politician, was in the city today in
consultation with the Rock Island
postmaster. Collector Bostock and
the editor OF the Union with reference
to The late election.
John NcDarrah returned to Spring
field this morning. Mr.. McDarrah
goes to Washington to attend the in
auguration with the Cook county
marchihgs club, which he Joins in
Chicago tomorrow evening
James 5. Wivill. cashier in the Of
fee of the Adams Express company
at Lacrosse. was in the city vester-
day. 1t being his birthday he ran
down for few hours visit at home.
returning again last night.
Engineers Johnston, Arnold and
preacher. OF the Rock Island road.
represent the Engineers brotherhood
IN the meeting with Gen. Manager
St John and Assistant General Man
ager Allen, at Trenton, Mo. this
week
Mrs. A. A. Moore will deliver
free lecture TO ladies only at 2:3O to-
morrow afternoon at the German
Methodist church. The lecture will
be one of great interest and every
lady should hear ESPECIALLY young
ladies. -.e--- 49,
Services will be held in the lecture
room of the Central PRESBYTERIAN
church each evening this week. This
evening Rev. W. s. Marquis will
preach. A cordial invitation to at
tend these services Is extended to
the public.
Hon. +. w Hurst leaves tonight
for Chicago, where he Joins Mrs.
Hurst, and thence they 20 to Wash
ingtOn to attend the inauguration
ceremonies and ball They viii be
the guests Of Congressman Cable and
family for about ten days
We have about 25O mems suits and
an equal number OF BOYS suits-thev
are going fast as some of our custo-
mcrs are buying two and three at
timc-wc determined to close them
all this week, so If YOU are not pro-
Vided, make haste. otherwise YOU
will get left-M. q X. fire sale.
Gus. Englin. the merchant tailor.
has just received a large invoce of
the finest line Of spring suitings ever
brought to this city. Connoisseurs
who have seen the stock are delighted,
and declare that it is without excep-
ton the best assorted which it has
been their fortune to select from.
Prof. James c. Jacobs, late princi-
pal of Iowa Commercial college of
Davenport, Iowa, is in the city look
ing over the field for the purpose of
establishing commercial college in
this city Prof. Jacobs is highly
indorsed as an educator, by a mum
Der af leading educators of the state
Chairman Naylor and Supervisors
Case and Weatherhead, of the poor
farm committee of the board of super
yisors. were in the city on Saturday
IN consultation with States Attorney
Searle and Steward Dow in regard to
deal on hand with a Galva pump
hrm' from whom a $500 pump was
purchased that it is said does not come
up TO what was represented.
&. j. w. Schreiner met with an
unfortunate accident Saturday, that
VIII lay him up for some time.
While driving down Moline avenue
his horse took fright and making a
sudden lurch across a gutter at
Twenty-seventh street, the kinr-bolt
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