Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-30
snCITY CHAT.


Shoes are now in at the NJ. s. X.
Ladies' Oxford ties 50c-M. & K.
Misses red shoes with tip-M IS K.
Gloves. gloves, gloves at BENEFITS
glove store.
A fine line of southern ties for ladies a
the NJ. & K.
Gloves. gloves. gloves at Benefits
glove store.
Misses bronze shoes with bronze cloti
topst the VI. & K.
Mrs. c. q. Coyne. of Port Byron, wal
in the city today.
Have you seen those initial rings a
Will r. Johnson's.
The ''Adonis" and Fifth Avenue" low
shoes at the N. O. K.
Get your Easter gloves at Bennett;
glove store, in all colors.
NJ. g. K. have the st. Louis and Plea
dilly lasts in ladies shoes.
Get syour Easter gloves at Benefits
glove store, in all colers.
At soc pair-lsdies kid Oxford ties,
patent]eather tips-M. & K.
Last mssq aersde ball at Arnory hall
next Saturday evening.
Red goat strap slippers for ladies,
misses and children at the III. & &.
Grand spring opening of millinery at
Miss c. Haas tomorrow and Friday.
One of the latest agsnies in ladies shoes
is the "Princess"-N. & X. have them.
Don't forget the last masquerade ball
st Armory hall Saturday evening, April 2.
Honest goods that possess honest value
is what you get when you trade at the
MIX
A new assortment of umbrellas just ar
rived at Lloyd s. Stewards. Call and see
them.
Remember the prices on those initial
rings are for this week only. Will R.
johnson.
Those Moire glace silks which McCabe
Bros. are selling this week at SIC yard
are regular dollar goods.
This kind OF weather you should pros
tect yourself against rain by buying a
rain coat of Lloyd s. Stewart.
J. W. Lswhesd, the coming alderman
from the Seventh ward, is recovering
from his recent severe illness.
A double surprise-10 patterns new
printed 75c China silks just opened at
McCsbe Bros. Price soc yard.
As starter, n. s. e. have placed on
sale several cases of ladies' Oxford ties,
with patent leather tips. at SOC pair.
j. n. Kerr and J. w. Lawhead are
making things hum in the Seventh ward
and wi come in with good majorities on
election day.
Bridge travel yesterday amounted to:
Foo.-north. $50; south, 574; total, L.
143. Teans-nor.h, 534; south, 53l;
total, 1,065.
The great silk sale this week at Nc
Csbe Bros. is proving an immense card.
Those two lots of the ''high toned" black
crystal silks at 79c and SIC are well known
TO be worth nearly double.
Call at Miss C. Haas and see her grand
display of spring and summer millinery.
She has the finest assortment of hats and
bonnets in the three cities. Attend her
grand opening tomorrow and Friday and
make your selections while the assort-
ment is complete.
The case of the state OF Illinois against
J C. Root and other ex-cfficers of the
Modern Woodmen of America was taken
up in the circuit court of Whiteside
county at Morrison Monday. and the final
hearing commenced.
Col George F. Robensen, general man.
ager of the Rock Island Car Journal Lu.
bricator company, reached the city this
morning from St. Louis. While away he
closed partial contracts with the Wabash
and the c., NJ. & ST. P for trial of the
Rock Island lubricator.
Messrs o. F. Latter and L H. Horr,
late of SsYbrook, H., and who have been
induced By cur townsmsn. DR.. Meyers,
to move to Rock Island, have opened
first-class meat market at 1907 Second
avenue, Wagner's former stand. Success
to Rock Islands new firm.
John Mayer is whooping it up in great
shape for his aldermanic candidacy in the
Fifth ward, and is sanguine that he will
he the alderman from that ward Work
is what counts. Mr.. Mayer knows it and
is gong to get there. People admire
such man.
Information was fled in the county
court last evening in which John Bohart
was charged with keeping an open tip
ping house on Sunday. He pleaded
guilty to the information on five counts
and was fined So on each count this morn