Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
CITY CHAT.

RuO0ers at tue DoSgOn.
Killing prices at the London.
Evening slippers-The Boston.
Fruit of all kinds all Browners,
Thankful that the London is with us,
Supper tonight at the U. p. church, 20
cents.
Try our 81 so boys shoot will wear.
Boston.
Rubber gloves and mitts ut Benefits
glove store.
Chickens and turkeys at George
Browner's.
J. C. Adams and wife have returned
to Chicago.
Furnishing goods at killing prices at
the London.
Judge Lucian Adams spent Thanks
giving in Chicago.
Men and boys pants at killing prices
at the London.
Gloves and mitts for everyone at Benz
netrs glove store.
Ladies fancy warm slippers in all
SlaQeS. BOSTON.
Harvey Randall, of Port Byron. was in
the city Wednesday.
Children overcoats and suits at killing
prices at the London.
Miss Eva Burgh has returned from her
long visit to Colorado.
$50 capes sold this week for $40 st
Benefits glove store.
Men and boys overcoats at killing
prices at the London.
Take look through McCabe Bros.
shswls tomorrow q. m.
H. H. Martin, of Black Hawk, WAS IN
the city few hours today.
We have large line of mems slippers
at cheap prices at the Boston.
Now is the time to buy yourself nice
cape and muff at Benefits glove store.
Otto Herkert has accepted position
as travelling salesman for George Mates.
Miss Mamie Yates has returned to her
school where she will begin the second
years work
Our 50 so fair stitch extension sole
shoe for ladies is equal TO any So shoe in
the city. Boston.
Mrs B G.. Carlton and daughter, Mis-
Lulu. are paying a short visit to Mrs F.
W. Young al Beardstown.
Overshoes at the Boston.
Deputy County Clerk and Mrs. Hub
bard rei)lce in a daughter who arrived
just in ;ime FOR Thanksgiving.
Coroner David Halves and wife at
tended Thanksgiving family reunion at
the home of their son Frank at Fulton.
Try pair of E. P. Reed & Cos cele-
brated fine shoes for ladies and you will
wear 10 other. For sale at the Boston.
The Leader. Dsvenport's new after
noon daily, has just received one of Dex-
ter 6 Co.'S. improved folders, which will
be placed in position in few days.
Gen. w. A. Schmitt has moved his
family from EGgewood park into the
house on Nineteenth street owned and
formerly occupied by Alexander Steel.
John Schmidt. formerly OF this city but
now employed on farm near Reynolds.
was thrown from a wagon Wednesday
afternoon. aud sustained severe injuries
about the head.
Killing prices at the London.
Special ssle-Until closed we will sell
ladies Dongola house slippers at sue,
worth S5c. sizes IT. Get pair before
they are gone. Boston.
Rumors are rife of a social surprise
that handsome young man who prides
himself on his voice. viii soon pride him.
self on the possession of one of Rock ISL
lands school teachers.
Policeman EtZel sho: valuable horse
for Edwards s. Walsh at Tindalrs livery
stable yesterday. which fell and broke it's
leg while blowing in the ditch where they
are paving on Moline avenue. The horse
was valued at $50.
The eleventh annual ball of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen occurred at
ArmorY hall last night. The hall was
headlight of the order besides lanterns
and signal flags which were everywhere
visible through the hall. 1t was largely
attended and proved as it always has a
very enjoyable affair.
Ladies' storm rubbers-Boston.
Park Commissioner Jackson has gotten
all the Spencer square ornaments, such as
are movable, slowed away for winter. and
they together with those which remain In
the park, will be retouched and frightened
in the spring. The floral beauties of the
square will receive particular attention
next year The island employees who
donated the eagle in the west triangle.
placed a nicely lettered plate on the base