Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-06
CITY CHAT.

Furs are going lively al Lloyd & Stew
arts.
60 and see the japanese booth at
Armory hall next week
Gentlemen's fur collars and cuff, at
Lloyd i Stewards
Holiday goods cheaper than ever at
kann Il Huckstaedt's
Ex,Aid. W. II. Edwards is home from
Rockford to spend Sunday.
Chas. Stoddsrd returned TODAY from
the nth to spend the winter at home.
Mrs DR.. Bray. of Dubuque, is here on
q visit to her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Ast'r.
The Boston Ideal opera company which
played at Davenport last night is stranded
there.
Csll at Kann& Huckstsedt and see some
OF the incest family rockers ever shown
to the public
Kapn & Hucsstaedt want one and ali
TO call and see their flne line Of holiday
goods in furniture.
The largest line of gen clemens hand
kerchiefs and mufflers can be teen al
Lloyd q Stewards.
Don't forget the turkey and plum pud-
ding dinner at Armory hall NEXT Thurs
day December IL.
The ladies Of Trinity church will hold
bsz4r at Armory hall Wednesday and
Thursday. Dec. 10 and IL.
Those sealskin and plush capes at Lloyd
and Stewards are beauties. A nicer
present for lady you could no: think Of.
DO not forget 10 read the advertise
ment OF the American Clothing company
on this page where prices or clothing are
quoted.
Miss Eletha Bowen was given very
pleasant surprise by about thirty of her
young friends at her home on Twenty
fourth street last evening.
Every one interested in christmas gifts
should see the oil painting and fine art
work placed on exhibition In the window
OF the United States express office.
Ice in the river Is at standstill a,
Clinton. completely blocking nsvigatio
If there was any. The ice is so thick on
the slough here that boys have been skat.
ing on 1t.
The cantata "The Little GYPSY" was
presented q delighted audiance By the
ladies of the First Baptist Church at ar
mory hall last evening. About fifty
children took part in the production.
Rev. j. Ii. Kerr. of the Central church.
begins series of four lectures on the
Books OF the Bible at the Y. NJ. @. A
rooms tomorrow at $50 p. m. All Young
men are cordially invited TO be present.
The Cigarmakers' union of Rock Island
will give their first annual ball at Armorv
hall on Saturday evening. December Is.
A general public Invitation is cordially
extended. Bieuer's band. George stroehle
promptor.
Ex County Treasurer Schafer bid his
friends IN Rock Island coed bye today and
took his departure for his home I'm Port
Byron where he will engage In business.
-Four years from now the people OF the
county will have use for him again.
Clemann d Salzmann have cleared their
large carpet room of carpets for the pres.
ent and are arranging therein q display Of
holiday novelties in furniture Consisting
of fancy chairs, taoles. ETC.. etc. lorop IN
and see the new displsy and . n, ; nice
II looks.
Great clearing sac for this coming
week al Ciemann & Salzmann TO make
room for new goods. This sale means
. great sacrifice on prices In porterio
curtains Any one in need OF curtains
should embrace this opportunity 10 buy
f,rst class goods at very low price.
Senator Bin Crawford. that walking
ideal OF brillisncy and statesmanship al
conceived by the republicans OF the
Twenty-frs senatorial district, was In The
city today. Crawford says ever thing II
coming his way in tse lower end Of the
county for bis nomination for congress
two years hence
The remains OF Mrs Geo. M. Gould. Of
Moline. whose teath occurred n Ho,
Springs, Thursday. arrived last piebt
Mrs. Gould was twenty eight years OF
age. and they had been married six yearu
They he'd been Il Hot Syringe for son<
time in hopes Of benefstipg Ma. Gould,
falling health.
Joseph Smith one of the striking miner,
OF South Moline was In the city TODAY aud
called At the ARoUs ofEics 10 state TIA
many erroneous impressions hat ben ere
ated and circulated concerninR fhe term,
OF which The miners vii return % 9ork,
He says they have bson estxinR throe -
half oono md donond lour go ~
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