Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-13
CITY CHAT.

Dressed chickens at Longs.
To the American for hat.
School bags free at the Boston.
To the American for an overcoat.
Free-school satcbels-the Boston.
To the American for flannel shirts.
To the American for reliable goods
To the American for the lowest prices
Phil Mitchell went TO Chicago last
night.
To the American for the best UNDER
wear.
Smoked salmon, hallibut and bloatcrs
at Longs
For a winter suit well made go to
James D xon.
Buy your gloves and mittens at Lloyd
& Stewards.
You can't beat our So so shoe for men i.
The Boston.
II. P. Stoddsrd, of Edgington. was in
the city today.
Cook Wan,ed-Mrs. Phil Mitchell, ia
Twentieth street.
Ladies. see our line of muffs. stoles and
eapes at L oyd s. Stewards.
We carry no shoddy goods, so buy
your rubbers at the Boston.
C. w. Tabor, of Omaha, is in the city
on short visit to friends.
Charles F. Fleming left last night for
his hcr,a In Co, J0,o Cal
Buy the children's shoes at the Boston
and get school bag free.
Gents, see our line of driving and kid
gloves at Lloyd & Stewards.
See the bargains they are offering at
the Boston in solid winter shoes.
New inyoice of neckwear received this
morning at Lloyd & Stewards.
Dixon has some very nice patterns in
heavy overcosts. Call and see them.
Miss Kate Sandback, of Beardstown,
is learning telegraphY under Miss Muir
rvs tuition at the office of the Postal
Cable company.
To the American for bargains that look
like bargains when you get them home.
J. 5. Gilmore and wife left this morn
ing on few days visit to friends in
Chicago.
Nice eating aud cooking apples, msla.
ga, Concord and Catawba grapes q,
Longs.
Robert Kusct N N, the grocer, hus put
telephone, No. 1928. in his place OF
business
Go 10 The Gilpin ssquersde at Armory
hall tomorrow night 1t is the event Of
the season.
Gents, we have the kind of underwear
you went. Call and see them. L'oyd q
Stewart.
Judge Glenn this morning adjourns 4
the circuit court till next Tuesday after.
noon at o'clock
Everybody will go to the Gilpin mas.
quersde- at Armory hall tomorrow nigh.
Be sure to take it in.
We will sell you the best wearing and
most stylish ladies' shoe for $3.50 in the
tri-cities. The London.
John Cady and others. of Moline, are
about to incorporate company to man.
ufacture one-minute ice cream freezers
Wanted-Everybody to know that The
Boston is the cheapest and at the same
time the most reliable place TO tuy shoes.
Charles Q1ayle, son of W. P Quayle
has been engaged as book-keeper and
salesman for the firm of Glenn ann & Sslz
mann.
James Dixon has received the lates
styles of imported goods He asks hi
patrons to call and inspect the same an,
leave their orders
j. K. Groom, formerly of the Molin
Dispatch. has formed partnership will
Rev. j. C. n. Read and embarked il
the real estate business.
Our Leader-A ladies' fine Dougol
button shoe. fair stitch, only So so. Yo,
cannot duplicate it for less than So 4
s. so in the city-The Boston.
Miss Mile Mumford is nursing sor
hand caused by accidentally sewing
three fingers together while engaged il
her work at the Tri>City Shirt Factory
Miss Nellie Murphy, of Bellefontaine
Ohio, who has been visiting friends her
the past few weeks. left this morning TO
Chicago. where she will spend the win
ter.
w. d. Conant gave up his position OIL
the editorial staff of the Moline Dispatcl
this morning, and will probably teacl
school in Rock Island county during tn
winter.
For the coming week we will sell
mans solid shoe in lace. congress o
buckle, guaranteed every inch soli
leather for 81 25. Como in and be con
vinced-The Boston.
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