Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-14
CITY CHAT.


BENEFITS gloves.
Good cigars at Boro's.
Great bargains at the London.
Hot soup at the Star every day.
Goods slaughtered ct the London.
Muffs and capes at Benefits glove
store.
Go to the London before the stock is
broken.
Benefits gloves are the best. Buy nc
others
Goods not sold bat given away at the
London
w. J. Albion, of ON aha. is in the city
visiting friends.
All goods bought at Benefits glove
store are warranted.
Co1 Wanted-Mrs Phil Mitchell. IA
Twentieth street.
William Clark. of Presumption, spent
the day in the city
Miss Annie Leary has arrived home
from. Memphis, Tenn.
Buy your gloves where they make them,
at Benoet glove store.
j. H. Wilson lief, last night for Chi
csgo on a visit to friends.
City Attorney :. L. Haas left for Chi
csgo this morning On business.
A R. Sprague, of Springfield. was in
town yesterday calling on friends.
Oliver Olsen leaves tonight for the
southv est for the benefit of his health.
Il. W. Haislip. wife and children went
to Chicago this noon TO spend Sunday
Charles A. Farnam. of Dubuque. was
in the city yesterday calling on friends.
Hot free lunch at Nels Willedsens,
Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street. tonight.
The snow is falling end the bottom is
falling out of the prices at the London.
A nice line of parlor tables and fancy
stands just arrived. Clemsnn & Salz,
mann.
Mrs. C. W. Negus and little son left
today on few days visit to Muscatine
friends.
Miss Eva Burgh, who has been visiting
in Colorado for year, is expected home
next week.
When looking for furniture and car
pets it will pay you to call at C!emann &
Sslzmsnn's.
Miss Eva Normoyle has returned home
from Peoria where she has been visiting
friends and relatives
P. K. Wilhelm and wife leave Tues
day morning for Eureka Springs, Ark,
to spend the winter.
Mrs. John Satellite leaves this evening
for Jackson. Tenn, where she will spend
the winter with friends.
Anybody wishing coal can leave orders
At SATELLITES Wall Paper store in the eve
oing, orte'er hone / ,039
There will be no services in the L. P.
church tomorrow, owing to the illness Of
the pastor, Rev. a. c. Marshall.
Furniture and carpets are still gong
cheap at G. o. Hucks,aedts, to save
moving it TO the new addition.
Conductor A. A, Rogers, of the C. B.
SO. and wife leave this evening on a
short visit to friends in Besrdstown.
Fine bananas, nice sweet Mexican or,
anges, pears. California fruits; also last
peaches of the season at Boro's.
Miss Hattie Hengsler has resigned her
position with George Mates and accepted
one with the r. G. Dunn & Co., ofDsv.
export.
A large number of the members of St.
Paul lodge Z. P, of this city, attended
the ball given by ST. George lodge at Mo-
line last night.
will have in few days some of those
nice cheap bedroom suits, which will go
at lively rate. Call early at G. o.
Huckstaedts.
s. A. Hitchcock, OF Chicago, repre-
senting the Miller Chemical Fire Ex-
tinguisher company, is in the city intro
ducing his extinguisher.
The Twin-city Columbian Celebration
and Mechanical Exposition committee
meets tonight at the rooms of the Rock
Island Citizens improvement association.
A grand sociable and ball will be given
at Turner hall Thursday evening, Nov.
10, under the auspices of the committee
of the German Catholic fair Admission
35 cents.
Tomnrrov afternoon the acI;nea of Tho