Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-25
CITY CHAT.

odoC Doh tOnAOtAOn OF DafCnROlt JUL
park.
Bargains in chamber suites. at II. F.
Cordes'
See Sage at the Davenport ball park
tomorrow.
c. o. Bloom returned to Chicago this
morning.
For your carpets go to Kann & Huck-
staedrs.
Go to Lloyd & Stewards for your trunks
and valises.
Duncan Clark's female MINISTRIES at the
theatre tonight.
Go to the Davenport ball park tomor-
row afternoon.
Strawberries. oranges and bananas at
Young's tonight.
Buy your hat at Lloyd & Stewards and
get perfect fit.
A good game of ball at the Daven-
port park tomorrow.
See Lloyd & Stewards spring and sum-
mer line Of neckwear.
The Davenport and Cedar Rapids clubs
play tomorrow at 3 p. m.
II. c. Jordan, of Cambridge. was in the
city yesterday on business.
See Lloyd & Stewards line of summer
shirts and outing goods.
A fine line of brass and iron bedsteads,
at Clemanns s. salzmann's.
An elegant line of new lace curtains,
at Clemsnns & Sslzmann's.
The best line of carpets TO be seen a,
II. F. Cordes 1902 Second avenue.
Ex-Mayor Carse came uptown today
after weeks tussle with the grip.
ASKsnn & Huckstaedt have the finest
selection of carpets. draperies. etc
r. Carlson and wife, of Vine street
are the proud parents of bouncine
boy.
A large house aud lot on Fourth ave.
nue. for sale at bargain by George W
D. Harris.
b. thinner has had a window put il
the east side of his store thus giving hin
more light.
You will find the finest line of BABY
carriages at lowest prices at Kann
Huckstaedt's.
A. Fowle. superintendent of luncf
counters of the c. R. 1. s. P, was in The
city last evening.
For fine bedroom suites, hat racks anC
center tables at rock bottom prices, go t.
Ksnn 81 Huckstaedt's.
$500 will buy house of four rooms OF
the upper part of Fourth avenue from
George W. D. Harris
Cars will run to the tower every bal
hour in the afternoon on the Rock Islant
& Milan road tomorrow
A good lot, 50x150 feet, in RodmanI
sub division Cd the bluff. near street cars
for sale ny George W. d. Harris.
Rev. H. c. Marshall will deliver hi
last lecture on The Christ" in the Y. NJ
c. A. building at $50 p. m. tomorrow.
E. B. McKown has placed upon tn,
streets one of the best looking ice wag
ons that has ever been seen in the City.
Wanted-Two young ladies to attend
to lunch ounter. apply at c. R I. & P
depot Monday morning from to /:
o'clock.
Miss Mamie Peasley. who has beef
visiting her friend, Miss LIMA Stroehle, re
turned to her home in Cedar Rapids las
evening
Call and examine the celebrated Leon
ard clesnable refrigerators at DaviC
Don's. They have no equal; are slway
clean and sweet
L. S McCsbe yesterday sold to Prof
J.E. Gustus for $1,000 the cottage il
Edgewood, origlnslly built and owned b,
DR.. W. A. Paul
K. Kneutson, representing the Amszol
Fire Insurance company, of Cincinnati
was in the city yesterday and appointe,
j. E. ReidY agent here.
Miss Clara Desenroth formerly sales
lady at Kingsbury " Sons is now en-
gsged In a similar capacity at Housed
Woodyat & Cos music store.
i must sell those chamber suites in orde
to make room for the car load Com
and see those low figures. at H F
Cordes' 1902 Second avenue.
A good residence. well located o
Eighteenth street. eight rooms, good eel
lar, hot and cold water, barn. lot 60x15C
for sale by George w D. Harris
The manager of Bob Fiizsimmons is i
Davenport today. arranging for his ap
pearance there in q sparring exhibitio
with Woods next Wednesday evening.
A good house of six rooms, with cellar
well cistern, barn, shruboery and tree:
lot 60x150 on the upper part of Fourt
avanun for sale hv Geo W n Harris