Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-27
CITY CHAT.


Dairy butter and eggs at Longs.
Easter Sunday day after tomorrow.
Uncle Tom" at the theatre tonight.
Democratic caucuses tomorrow night
Everything the market affords can be
had at Mays.
Call at Mays and see the luxuries
Of the season.
Nice chickens, turkeys and oysters at
Browner's.
Scissors Uncle Toms Cabin company
is at the Harper.
John Barge is beng talked of FOR as.
SCISSOR again.
L. H. Trent, of Port Byron, was in
the city yesterday.
H. B. Sudlow, wife and son left for
the east this morning
Buy your groceries for fine Easter
Sunday dinner at Mays
Virgil Warren returned last night from
business trip to Chicago.
Democrats, turn out tomorrow evening
snu allenu your ward caucus.
Choice lettuce, radishes. sweet pota,
toes and rutabagas at Browner's.
Florida and California oranges, turnips.
sweet potatoes and lettuce at Longs.
Jacob Cohn is confined to his home on
Thirteenth street with an attack Of par.
alysis.
J. H. Yore, OF st. Louis, will spend
Easter il the city with his brother
Charles, at the Harper.
All secretaries of ward caucuses tomor-
row night are requested to leave their re-
ports at THE ARGUS Office.
}. w. Potter left this afternoon for
Chicago to attend a meeting of the dem,
ocratlc state central committee.
William c. Weaver and Miss Maggie
Wilhelm, of Muscatine, were married by
Squire Cook yesterday afternoon.
The republicans are having hard tine
finding anyone willing to run against
Mathes Buncher in the First ward.
Were you at The Harper house billiard
room last evening? The entertainment
was worth s.. He could out do Signor
Biitz
The Uncle Toms Cabin" company
with its big man and little man an varie-
gated band attracted considerable at,en-
ton on the streets this morning.
VIII Mr.. Schroeder accept the alder
manic sop offered him by the McCono-
chic crowd? If he does they will use it
against him in the convention.
R. M. Pearce, returned Yesterday from
Chicago, where he graduated from a
school of dental surgery. and VIII visit
with friends in the city few DAYS.
Supervisor Kerr, of Milan, asks THE
ARGUS to contradict the report tbs he is
going TO Hennepin to resiie. He simply
expounds the gospel at the latter place.
The Union presents the name of W. c.
Levey for supervisor on the republican
ticket. Is this plot 20 take him GU. of
the sldermsnIc race in the Sixth ward ?
1t looks shat way.
Take your family to the Harper house
Sunday for your Easter dinner; hear the
celored orchestra. receive souvenir bill
of fare, and little egg-nog for the
stomachs sake.
George r. FranklunG, a well known
and able Chicago newspaper man, is
on Big Island, and at the same time re-
cuperating from serious Illness
The anxious look on the face Of Chief
of Police Miller the past few days. is ex.
planned L. V. Eekhart is making an &C.
tive canvass for The republican alder
manic nomination in the Second ward.
The Libbie Conger, of the Diamond 10
line, will ply in the Keokuk and St.
Louis trade the coming summer. beng
billed to arrive at Keokuk on Sunday and
TO depart on its down river trip Monday
morning.
The Burlington strike Of 1888. was very
disastrous to the country, but did not sf-
lect near the amount OF people as does
the hen strike at the present time. The
Harper has few fresh eggs left from last
August that they will use to make egg
nOg for dinner Easter Sunday.
Miss Hattie Jackson gave a pleasant
party to about IS friends in honor of
her friend, Mics Helen Baldwin, of
Charles City, Iowa. al her home on
Twentieth street last evening. Light re-
freshments were served and very pleas
ant evening spent in dancing and social
amusements.
An observant exchange remarks that
SO far as economy is concerned it is
cheaper for man to take his home pa.
per than it it to stop it, for nine out of