Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-07
CITY CHAT.
c, Patr;ck's day next.

60 TO Lloyd ~ SleWsrts Tor your
spring hat.
Spring style Dunlap bsts at Lloyd 81
Stewards.
Steve Collins went to Rockford on
business yesterday.
The city township election is only
about month distant.
Those drapery curtains and fur rugs are
hesuties, at Fl. F. Cordes'.
Baby buggies, the finest in the land at
Esnn & Huckstaedi's.
Jointless straw mating at Il. F.
Cordes', 1902 Second avenue.
Nice carpets are being received every
few days at kann & Huckstaedis.
New bedroom suits are being received
every day at Clemsnn & Salzmsnn's.
Mrs. Huldah Swain leaves for MINES
spolis this evening on six weeks visit.
Just received q new line of book ca ses,
aH. F. Cordes' 1902 Second avenue.
A fine fruit farm. short distance from
Milan for sale cheap by Geo. W. D. Har.
rs.
Fancy rockers, the most elegant line
ever seen in the city. at Clemann & Salz-
MAINS.
A few fine residence lots in the upper
part OF the city for sale By Geo. W. D.
Harris.
Don't fail to call st Kann 6 Huck-
sisedt's when you want anything in furni>
iure or carpets.
Hon. ". E. Ges,. ex-congressman. has
returned from Washington and is again at
bis home in this city.
Baby carriages. the finest and most ele-
CANT line ever seen in the west at Gle
mann & Salzmanns.
nice property, fine large grounds,
nicely located on Elm street, for sale
cheap by Geo. w .. Harris.
A good house and barn with half acre
Of ground near the Milan street car line
for sale cheap by Geo. W. D. Harris.
The Ladies Sewing society of the First
H. E. church by unanimous vote yester-
day afternoon endorsed the clerks early
closing movement
The young mems social at South Park
chapel last evening proved means of
great enjoyment to large number of
young men attending.
Hon. W. c. Collins and wife are again
at their home in this city. Mr.. Collins
statesithat his sojourn in Chicago was
only of temporary nature.
Messrs. Yale SperrV and Charles View
erhauser and the latters sister, Miss
Ionic, of Rock Island. were guests at
Peter Musser's this week-Muscatine
ews-Tri5une.
Superintendent Of Streets harris is
wondering whether he viii have the soft
snap which he has been enjoying for the
past two years continued when his press
term expires.
Mrs. George Sides, formerly Miss Rose
Cox, died at her home in Rapids CITY
yesterday. The funeral will occur from
her late home tomorrow
The Union has adopted it's usual TAG.
tics of endeavoring to restrict trans por-
tasion facilities and is particularly hos
tie just now to Col. Stewards new ferry
franchise.
buy my chamber suits in Car load lots
and not in little drips, and am satisfied
with small profit. that is why they are
sold so cheap. at H F. Cordes' 1902
Second avenue.
The general expressions of the ladies
when they see my stock of cardets is ooh
how pretty, what beautiful patterns, and
how cheap! Remember the place, at
Il. F. Cordes', 1902 Second avenue.
The Industrial Home association wishes
to return its sincere thanks to all who
aided in the late fair, and especially the
ladies'. The ladies who had charge of the
fancy stand turned over to the trustees
S106, which they cleared for the home.
A new time card goes into effect on the
Rock Island road tomorrow, but the only
change affecting Rock Island will be the
arrival of the Minneapolis and Council
Bluffs day express at ;25 q. M, in stead
Of4:5O.
Col. Fl. V. Fisher and his bride have
arrived at their home in Geneseo, which
will be the Steele residence in the Fourth
ward. They enjoyed their trip to New
dreams and Galveston very much. We
Join their many friends in most heartily
welcoming them home.-Geneseo News.
Geo. Schmitt, who has been resident
of this city for "a years, died this morn
ing of paralysis at his home SOP Seventh
avenue. He was a member of the y. o.
A. D. society. He was AZ years of age
and leaves wife and seven children.
Notice of the funeral appears elsewhere.
am now ready for bushes in my new