Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-11
CITY CHAT.

See those new drapery brackets at
kann Il Huckstaedts.
House coats, house gowns, and bath
robes. at Lloyd & Stewards.
Mr.. E. II. Guyer returned last evenir g
from trip to the east.
Lloyd & Stewart are showing a nice
line of ladies' hats and caps.
j. w. Little, of Presumption. was at
the Rock Island house today.
Another lot of ladies fur capes Just
received at Lloyd & Stewards.
A marriage license has been issued to
Chas. Walsh and Miss Matte Clark.
For low prices in everything in furniture
and carpets call on Ksnn 81 Hucks teadt.
John Hansen aud Miss Anna Freder-
erickson were married today by Judge
Adams.
Davidson X Deemer have very nice
lunch room al No. 22e Seventet nth street.
Open all night.
See The no buckle suspender' Once
tried you will never use any other, at
Lloyd X Stewards.
Messrs. A. ii. Hampton and John
Stnhr, of this city, have been granted in,
creased pensions.
The largest stock of furniture and car =
pets To select from can be seen at Gle,
mann & Sslzmsnns.
Attention is drawn to the ad of E.
Housmsn. 1928 Second avenue, in an
other column. Read it.
Clemsnn & Salzmann can show YOU
the incest line of carpets and furniture.
and their prices are right
The saw mill boys will give a grand
masquerade ball at Armory hall tonight.
Tickets Soc: music by Bleuer's band.
Visit the mammoth furniture emp orium
OF Clemann & Saizmsnn. when you want
anything in furniture and carpets.
Mr.. E. f. Lawyer, who has been in
Nebraska for a couple of weeks, is again
at his place in Bowlbys music store
H. n. Stone. publisher of the new city
directory. leaves tonight for Q lincy, his
home. where he will remain till Monday.
The dance of John Morris camp at Ar
mOry hall last night was an ENJOYABLE
affair. The dance was followed by sup
per.
Parlor goods purchased and paid for
| before November l. will get the benefit OF
a discount of 10 per cent, at Kanu &
Huckstsedi's.
NJ. A. Lloyd, with Truesdale the gro.
| GER has gone TO Cable to remain a week
catching bees, and bears, and huffAloes
and to have good time generally.
The Rock Island ministerial associa.
! ton will meet in the parlors of the Y. NJ
! c A. Monday morning at II O'Clock.
All ministers of the city are invited TO bt
| present.
The pay car on the Mercer county
branch went out at As this afternoon
having on board besides the regular Off
Gals. small excursion party, the guest
of Mr. aud Mrs. II. B. Sudlow.
Mrs Margaret Amley died at her home
Ninth avenue and Twenty-fourth street
yesterday afternoon of blood poisoning
She was in this city but thirteen months
having come from England Her age wa
twenty-five.
Chas. Seible was arrested today BY
Officer Mulqueen and he is now in the
cooler. He was so drunk the officer re
quired assistance TO take him along.
sober enough he will come before the
cadi this evening, but if not that pleasure
will await him on Monday morning.
There is probably some excuse for tn
rambling. incoherent talk of Congress
man Gest at Moline Thursday night. Th
situation as he finds it on his return hom
is enough to distract him. Men VIII
formerly lent him a cordial support Civ
him the cold shoulder when he com
mences to talk politics. preferring to dis
cuss the weather or some other subject
The funeral of Mrs. Christianns May,
ers took place yesterday afternoon am
Was largely attended by friends who's,
love WAS manifested by many beautiful
floral designs. The service Was conduct
ed by the Rev. g. W. Cue, who preache
very impressive funeral discourse 70
the loved ones left to mourn her loss
The pail bearers were: G Otto,C. Spider
c. Hsnsgen. T SCHNEIDER, A. Quit, J
Hoesle.