Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-28
CITY CHAT.

Buy yourself new hat for Easter a,
LLOYD Il Stewards.
F. S. Mattox. of Ottawa, was in the
city yesterday.
Prof. Klnsley, of the lie Claire schools.
was in the city to-day.
Ksnn & Huckstaedt are showing the
best selected line of carpets.
Easter novelties in neckwesr arrived
this morning at Lloyd & Stewards.
Everything new; no shop worn goods
at H. F. Cordes, in Darts new block.
NJ. F. Hanley, formerly of this city,
now on Minneapolis, is in the city.
Buy your spring hat at Lloyd & Stew-
arts, and get it fitted to your head.
Lloyd & Stewards spring line of goods
is now complete; call and examine.
For parlor mirror or hall rack Kanp
& Huckstaedt have Just received a nice
line.
Don't forget that Kann & Huckstaedt
Are leaders 10 low prices and best quality
of goods.
NJ. a. Patterson, of the Peoria. re-
turned last night from business trim 10
Chicago.
Supper will beIserved at the Crown
restaurant for the masquerade at Armorv
hall tonight.
1t is the town talk that a. F. Cordes
is the cheapes place to buy your furni>
ture and carpets
a. P. Graves and wife left for Beloit.
Wis. this morning on few days visit to
friends in that city.
Bedroom sets and carpets are going
rapidly at prices that defy competition.
at Clemsnn & Sslznann's.
Miss Esther Rosenfeld, who is attend
ing school at the Grant Seminary in Chi
csgo, is home on a few days vacation.
.. T. Schomp, of the c.. B. & @,
went to Burlington this morning to at
tend the funeral of relative in that CITY.
Division Superintendent W. B. Throop,
of the Rock Island and ST. Louis division,
of the C, B. & @. was in the city yester-
day
One price, and that the rock bottom;
that is what makes the furniture and car
pets move at H. F. Cordes, 1902 Second
avenue.
Bridge travel yesterday was as follows
Foot-north, 4S3; south, AIS; total, 961.
Teams-north. 406; south, 40; total,
SIC.
| don't recognize competition in cham
Der suites. You will save SIS on one
suit if you buy it at 81. F. Cories. 1902
Second avenue.
News has been received of the death
at Guttenburg. Neb., of J, A Johnston,
formerly of this city, of cancer. He was
40 years of age, and leaves one child.
Gus-Of what denomination was the
bill you loaned Sol the other evening at
the Harper house billiard room? Frank
-Episcopalian, guess. it seems to keep
lent.
Mrs. Mary Newton was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on Twentieth street
last evening by about 35 Of her friends
and a very pleasant evening was spent in
social pastimes.
Remember the Easter services at the
First Baptist church tomorrow. Special
Easter music. Easter concert exercises
in the evening. Emblematic and floral
decorations.
81. G. Baker leaves Monday for four
weeks tour through Nebraska in the int
crest of Dwight & Company, soda'manu>
features of New York, by whom he is
now employed.
Mrs. W. C. Collins aud CHILD, accom-
panied by her brother-in-l law, Edward
Collins, left for Chicago this morning
Her husband is already there, which will
be their future home.
Charles Sutherland, of the Adams Ex-
press company, will leave on Monday for
Marion, Ia, where he will accept q po-
sition as messenger on the main line of
the c., M. & st. P.
The egg-nog at the Harper house bl~
lard room, tones the system, Quickens
the blood and gives power to the nerve
force that is positively incompatible. 1t
not only exhilarates but charms. Sample
1t this evening.
House cleaning time is close at hand
when the carpets are taken up and busted.
If your capet looks shabby and worn do
not put it down before you call at Gle
mann & Salzmann's and see their fine line
Of over 400 rolls, all of the very latest
styles.
Mrs. Margaret Staughnessv died at
her home. TIA Gaines street Davenport,
yesterday morning, and will be burie in
Chippiannock cemetery this city at 3 |