Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-08
CITY CHAT.
Buy a home Of Reidy Bros.

Bros.
Black six sale at Young & Nc
Combs.
The new fall goods have arrived at
Hopes.
Ca!l at Hopes and see the new
fall goods.
Michigan peaches by the basket at
Hes Bros
Nuscatine Usage and walermelons
at Hess Bros
Mcliugh can sell You wheel for
from $50 to 1926.
Chenille table covers 40 cents. at
Young & McCombs'.
Kindling wood for sale BY E. b.
McKown. Phone 1l9s.
Coroner liawes is again indisposed.
but is able to be about.
Hoppe. the tailor. has Just received
n large invoice of fall goods.
Remember the lawn party at DR..
Barth's tomorrow evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Wagner left
last evening for Colfax Springs.
THE ARGus Worlds fair series is
in popular demand. Preserve it.
Money to- loan on real estate secur-
iiy. Apply at Jackson * Iiurst's.
California grapes. peaches, necter-
ines. pears and blucberries at Hess
Bros.
Bleuer's band gives popular con-
cert in the Market square pavilion
this evening.
James Eckhart and John Clie-
meyer have gone TO Niagara Falls on
weeks visits
a few ladies' bicycles at McHugh's
for SIS Call and see them. as they
are going fat.
Picturesque America"-are you
getting the series? Back numbers at
The ARGUS Office.
William Ferris and Mrs. Ellen
LindIuist were married bv Rev. j.
II. Kerr on Monday.
You can save a half or more in the
remnant department at Mcintyre
Reck Cos. this week.
Cars will run 10 Moline after the
Christian Endeavor moonlight excur-
zion tomorrow evening.
a cool ride and n pleasant time on
the \. T. ;. &. +. moonlight excur-
sion tomorrow evening.
Remnants OF all kinds at much
less than usual remnant prices. at
Mclntyre-Reck Co.'S. this week.
Picturesque Worlds Fair" the
best published, The ARGUS is now
diSposing Of at Is cents n numb
Don't miss the Y. 7. S. {. T.. moon
light excursion tomorrow evening.
Tickets. 81 cents; children. 25 cents.
Mcllugh has Just received n new
shipment Of ladies' Crescents: price
$50. GOOD as any other grades sold
at 800.
Mrs. Otto Patting. accompanied by
her three children. left Monday for
an extended visit in Germany and
Switzerland.
The l.! cent cotton flannel, which
Mclntyre-R Co. are selling 1T u
cents this week. needs only to be
seen to be eagerly bought.
The grocers of Rock Island closed
their stores today at noon and went
to Davenport to participate in the
merchants outing at Schuetzen park
DR.. aud Mrs. j. ". Stewart left
this morning for Emmetsburg, Md.
in response 10 the announcement OF
the death Of DR.. Stewards brother
in-law.
The Skat club was entertained
by John Ohlweiler at Camp Oh !,
Whv?" on Vandrufr's island last eve
ming. 4 most delightful supper was
served.
An nlther unique reset tation of the
opera. "Pinafore,' was given at the
Tower last night. The production
will he repeated each evening during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frice and
Theodore Frice. Of Omaha. are visit
ing az the residence Of Julius Junge.
on Twenty-third street. The Messrs
Frice are Mr.. Junge's brothers.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Central Presbyterian church en-
tend cordial invitation to all to at
tend the moonlight, excursion tc-
morrow evening on the steamer
Schu.enburg and barge.
John Cleary. daughter, Josie. and
son. George. arrived this morning
from New Orleans on visit to his
daughter. Mrs. William McEniry
Miss Cleary will spend several
months visiting in the north.
The Misses Mamie aud Lizzie
O'Brien left this morning for their
home at Elberon. ILL.,. after pleas