Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-07
CITY CHAT.


Croquet and lawn tennis at Tsylor's.
Diamond rings at Will r. Johnson's.
Psrasols for baby carriages at TaYlor's
Bargain bedroom suites at Clemsnn s.
Sslzmsnn's.
For nice parlor suit go to Clemann &
Salzmsnn's.
A new line OF ties arrived today at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Call and see the nice display of silS
vests at Lloyd & Stewards.
Brackets wall pockets, clock and book
shelves, comb cases at Tsylor's.
Finest line of folding beds in the mar
ket at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Clemsnn & Salmanu are still having
big trade on lace curtains.
A full line of carpets going fast at low
prices at G. o. Hucks.aedt's.
Baby buggies cheaper at G.. o. Huck
stsedt's than any place in the city.
Lloyd & Stewart have the best selected
styles in spring hats west of Chicago.
The best place in the city to buy bed
room suites is at G. o. Huckstaedts.
Henry Mueller well known citizen of
Moline. died this morning aged so years.
Carpets OF all kinds at Clemsnn s.
Sslzmsnn's. The largest stock in the
three cities.
Mrs. R. Champion left this morning on
an extended visit to friends in Chicago
and the east.
Louis Richards was fined So and costs
IN the police court this morning for dis
orderly, conduct.
Remember this is the last night of the
discount sale Of knives and forks at Will
r. Johnson's.
The stage of water at the Rock sland
bridge at noon today was 9.05 and the
temperature 55.
Rev. T. W. Grafton and family have
returned from short visit to friends at
Oskalooss, Iowa.
Another new line of straw mattings
just arrived at Clemann s. Sslznsnn's.
Gall and see them.
Watches that will pass inspection at
lower prices than the inspector can sell
them for at Will R. johnson.
Mrs. R. o. Campbell and daughter, of
Oakland, Cal, aunt and cousin of Dr.
Ssls, of this city. are visiting here.
Commencing tomorrow two cars will
be put on the Elm street line running
down Fourth avenue to Ninth street.
At the First Baptist church tomorrow
evening the Young Peoples Union will
have symposium on christian work.
An election is to be held in the Sixth
regiment. I. N. G.. at Moline Monday
evening, May 16 to elect colonel and
other field officers.
In connection with the death of Mrs q.
James Mill. of Barstow. THE ARGUS er-
roneously me ntioned the name Franklin
8. Merritt. 1t should have been Frank
lin S. Merrill.
Frank Nader, of Moline, while racing
on bicycle in company with some com
panions last evening fell and had his left
leg broken. DR.. Kerns, of Moline, at
tended him.
Miss Rose Yost, residing with her wild
owed mother, Mrs. c. Yost. about two
miles east of Rapids City. died of heart
failure at $50 o'clock this morning, az ed
81 years.
r. B. Ellis, of Gable, who was stricken
with paralysis some weeks ago. and who
was reported as recovering few day:
ago, has suffered relapse. and it is now
feared he cannot possibly recover.
There has been some tall hustling in the
Rock Island postoff1ce the past IL hours
All the mails from the east since Wed
nesday night came in bunch, and Wan
amaker's Rock Island favorites earned
their salt for once at least.
The Twin-City Columbia committee
Of 81 meets in adjourned session ct the
rooms Of tine Rock Island Citizens I'm.
prcvement association this evening tc
consider the Fourth of July celebration
and other important Columbian features
Mrs. Milton Jones has decided to give
one more concert al Harper's theatre, the
date 10 be announced later. With bel
interesting and deserving family of seven
children, assisted by some of the best 10.
cal talent in the three cities, Mrs. Jones
untiring energy and ambition to give her
children q good musical education, as
well as high school training, is her
proud aspiration. The family have been
rehearsing on all of the latest music fol-
the past few months. and promise our
citizens an enjoyable and pleasing enter.
tainment in this, their last performance