Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-18
CITY CHAT.

Little Pets.
Zero caps at the American
Zero prices at the American
Zero overcoats at the American.
Zero underwear at the American.
For good smoke try Little Pets
Woltmaun will be open tomorrow.
Lots Of new overcoats at the American.
A corker-the American $40 overcoats
Zero gloves and mittens at the Ameri>
can.
The Americans overcoat sales tell the
story.
A. C. Dart and wife are visiting in
Chicago.
&. P. stoadard of Edgington. was in
the city today.
New styles in double breasted suits at
the American.
What S the name of that cigarf' Lit
tie Pets of course"
For stylish overcoat there is no place
like the American.
Smoke Little Pets. They are the leading
nickel cigar in the city.
Wauted-A girl to do general house
work at 1926 Second avenue
n. S. Comstock, of the Cambridge
Chronicle. asin the city yesterday.
Have you seen those elegant brown
suitings at Zimmersf They are beauties /.
Miss Hope Curtis left for Fort Clark,
Tex. this morning. to visit Mrs Sand
erson.
c. W. BAinbridge, of ST. Louis, is in
Rock Island spending few days with
friends. 1854
There will be preaching in the Forty
fourth street mission chapel tomorrow
evening.
From the way the American overcoats
are going it would indicate they were
about right.
The Diamond 10 company is said to be
anxious to sell the Mary Morton and the
Libbie Conger.
Bear in mind the apron aud plum pud-
ding sale at Mrs. T. j. Bufords residence
AuutSOdy kltcTuOnn.
For Ssle-A good family horse with
harness and buggy, Inquire at All
Twenty first street.
The London has been enlivening the
streets the past two days with further
evidence of its enterprise.
For full dress or wedding suit 60 to
j. b. Zimmer's. For perfect style and
workmanship he cannot be excelled.
Mr. Louis. who has been visiting in
Rock Island for some time, left last eve
ming for his home at Topeka, Kan.
James R. Dose and Miss Margaret Ill.
ian, OF Stockholm, Iowa, were married
by Judge Adams at the court house this
afternoon.
Bailf Ward left this morning for Pom
tiac with little Joe Wivill the incorrigible
lad who was sentenced to three years in
the reform school.
B. q MINER has just got in some
more nice kerseys and Carr meltons,
heavy chinchills and patent beavers.
Cali and see them.
Joseph Walsh and wife, formerly of
Rock Island, who have been spending a
few days with friends here, returned to
their home in Omaha this morning.
Don't forget that if you want anything
in silverware that there is q new dealer in
the city with an entire new line of novel
az
The standing committees of the Rock
Island Citizens Improvement association
meet at the rooms tomorrow evening to
organize and otherwise get IN shape for
work.
The jewelry store of Fred Woltmann
will be open tomorrow and all those wish
ing anything in that line will do well to
examine his stock before purchasing else
where. .,-.
S. A. Msrschall received nice lot OF
ducks, geese and turkeys by express this
morning, which he will dispose OF at his
saloon tomorrow evening. A fine lunch
will also be served.
Now that the weather is moderate O.
the street superintendent might yet save
his reputation, and get the paved dis.
tricts in proper order before cold weather
sets in in earnest. But will he?
On account of the lecture Friday eve
ming the E2worth league of the First
Methodist church win consider the life of
Luther Thursday evening at 1880. A
hearty invitation Is extended to all.