Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-23
CITY CHAT.

DI'InB gloves ana street gloves al
; Benefits.
Cars to the Watch tower every half
hour tomorrow.
Landlord J. E. Montrose. of the Harper,
is in Chicago.
Lloyd & Stewards line of neckwea ar
beats the world.
Band concert at Black Hawks tower
tomorrow afternoon.
Buy yourselvs fancy summer vest at
Lloyd b Stewards.
A new hard pine ceiling is being pu, in
Truesdale's grocery.
Vanilla, strawberry and chocolate ice
cream at Trefz & Co.
Carpets in the very latest designs at
Ksnn Sc Huckstaedt's.
A fine line of side boards and hat racks
at Ksnn 6 Huckstaedt's
Strawberries and strawberry short cake
at the Crown dining hall.
Remember those bargains in bedroom
suites. at Clemann s. Sslmsnu's.
The last car leaves the tower for Rock
Island tomorrow night at $50.
Elegant psrlor suites, the finest in the
land, at Clemann & Salzmann's.
DR.. E. E. Rogers, of Port Byron, was
in the city yesterday on business.
New bedroom sets q. the lowest DOS.
sible prices. at Ksnn & Huekstaedt's.
Maj G. W. Harris came down from
Fulton to spend Sunday with his family.
Hon. H. c. cleveland returned from
business visit to Quincy this morning.
A very large assortment of carpets and
lace'curtsiDs at Clemann & Salzmsnn's.
The largest and best line of sewing
machines in the market. at BENEFITS shoe
store.
$500 will buy house of six rooms lo>
Gated on Eighth avenue. from George W.
D. Harris.
II you are looking for straw hat 90 to
Lloyd & Stewards, where you can see the
largest assortment.
For rent, house of five rooms, with
good barn, good location, SIS per month.
by George W. D. Harris.
James Hardin. fireman of 81 wears
standing. is candidate for assistant
chief OF the paid fire department.
Jack Ksvanaugh. the baseball catcher
who formerly played with the Rock Isl.
and nine. was IN the city today.
Charles Barry died at the county Door
farm this week, aged 40 years. He was
sent from this city on the 18th ult.
Buy your summer shirts and outing
goods where you can get the benefit of a
large stock to select from at Lloyd &
Ste warts.
Rev. J. 81. Kerr, pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church, and little son, re-
turned last evening from Pittsburg. after
a three weeks visit.
A good house of eight rooms. large lot.
well located between Rock Island and
Moline; convenient to Island, for sale by
George w. D. Harris.
The family of the late Reinhard Geiper
desire to express their thanks to all friends
and reighbors for their kindness and
sympathy in their late affection.
Mrs. Alfred E chol,z, of Elmwood. was
in the city today. She has been visiting
her father who is i'll at Edgington, and
this afternoon went to the upper end of
the county to visit friends.
Two new two story dwellings adjoining
each other. six rooms. bath room, water>
works, good cellar. Well located in upper
part Of the city. Will pay eight per cen,
net on investment. tor sale by George W.
D. Harris.
Tomorrow morning Memorial services
will be conducted at the First Bsptist
church By Buford post G. A. R, and Re,
lief corps, and john Morris camp, Sons of
Veterans. Rev. DR.. Taylor will preach
an appropriate discourse.
Miss Agatha B. Edison gave reception
from till o'clock last evening at her
home on Eighteenth street in honor of
her friend, Miss Mable Runnells of Chi.
cago. Dainty refreshments were se1v.d
and about 80 young people from the tri-
CT ties called during the evening.
The Misses Bessie and Della Head
daughters of Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Head.
have been very sick with diphtheria the
past few days. Miss Bessie's condition
is little improved since yesterday, but
no change has taken place in the condis
ton of Miss Della, who is not vet out of
danger.
The Rockford Construction company
has almost completed the block of pave
ment between Fourteenth and Thirteenth,
and the company expects now to proceed