Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-12
CITY CHAT.

GiLe turkeys anu CntCkens ~ WAY 81
Sinai! dressed turkeys at Truesdsle's.
Head lettuce and fac celery at Brown
ers.
Dressed chickens and turkeys at
young's.
FRESH Edsm and Neufchatel cheese at
True sdsls's.
Butterick fashion sheets for March at
McInure Bros
Or. J. W. Scott, of Edgiugton, was in
The city yesterday.
Pstterns-Butterick patterns for March
st Mclntire Bros.
Canned pears and apricots Is cents per
can at Browner's.
New tomatoes, lettuce. parsley and soup
punches at Young's.
Head lettuce, spinac soup bun ches
and oyster plant at Mays.
Mrs. Robert Rarper left this morning
On short visit to Chicago.
Csll and see those elegant spring over
eostings at Dixon's the tailor.
The incest line of spring suitings in the
city can be seeu at ]. T. Dixon's.
For the choicest meats in the city call
mp Il. Schroeder, telephone 1894
Fred Kinney arrived home last night
from visit to friends in Philadelphia.
W. A Ehleb has received another
shipment of thst nice imported Swiss
cheese
The regular monthly meeting of the
Yestry of Trinity parish will be held at
the rectory this evening
Aid. W.P. Tindall, Capt. John Streck-
fus snd exAid. B. Winter returned this
morning from Hot Springs.
Fred Roth returns to St. Joseph, Mo,
tonight after visit TO his brothers, VIII
liam and George F. Roth.
A! the Franklin social last evening
soma persons exchanged fascinator 6.
Please call al Mil store and get their own.
Hats, H4tsl Hats!I More hats than
was ever shown by any firm in Rock Isl
and can be seen at Lloyd & Stewards new
store.
This is the anniversary of the birth of
the father of emancipation, and it being
a legal holiday ia Illinois, the banks are
closed.
Wait until you see the new line of
hats -don't buy unit! you see the largest
stock ever shown in the city, by Lloyd s.
Stewart NJ their new stand
James Moo Iads. representing the
Peerless Brick company. of Chicago, is
in the city in consultation with Architect
S,suduhar on business matters.
Y Schroeder has some very nice
young turkeys and chickens. Leave
your Sunday order with him at 223 Twen-
tieth street, OF telephone No. 1894.
J. II. ladders, Otto Herkert, j. II.
Ccsuer and c. j. Scare, left for Reyno Ids
this afternoon to assist in the installation
of the new Sons OF Veterans post at that
place this evening.
the Rodman Rifles and picked nina
of Rock Island ball tossers will play
game of indoor base ball at Armory hall
tonight. The picked nine is composed
OF some of our professionals and it prom
ises 10 be an interesting game. No adj
mission will be charged.
Auction Saic-We will sell at our sta
oles on Saturday, Feb. 10. Twenty good
work horses, aud 16 ponies; also the
81. Glsspell in the grocery business; also
carts, harness and buggies of every de-
scription. L ron Bros, Sam W Ills.
suctioneer.
Johnnie Peters m, Davenport boy,
while visiting at the home of his sister in
the east part of town yesterday. found a
small cannon with which he proceeded to
celebrate, and having secured some pow
der he fired the toy off several times, but
1t last, however, he got his face too near
the cannon and received a portion of the
discharge in his right eye. which, while
CAUSING luu 6uu paiu
1t ia not thought will result in permanent
injury to the optic.
The special committee Of the Twic-
City Colum bian Celebration committee
which went to Chicago to interview the
street railway syndicate ss to it's proba-
bic proportion in the event of ;he expo
sition feature. foundthe street car people
willing to aid the project to q reasonable
extent, and while they would not com.
nit themselves the committee received
something of pledge with conditional
promise to do more. and with al feel
encouraged over its mission.
A team belonging to William Walker,
Of Bowling, wss hitched in front of Hills
ICED store on Twentieth street shortly