Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-06-15
CITY CHAT.
Cherries at Souder g. Sons.

BLACK SIX coats and vests. Inc LONDON.
home grown straw berries at Souder &
Sons.
Children's black hose 23c.s at the Lon
don.
All kinds of fresh vegetables at Souder
s. Sons.
Novelties in silverware at Will R.
Johnson's.
New peas and all other vegetables at
Browner's.
A new line of souvenir spoons at Will
R. Johnsons.
For Rent-Twonewly furnished rooms.
1882 Third avenue.
Ms. D. q. Louderback left for Chics-
go at noon today.
Blue. black and tan serge costs and
vests at the London.
Home grown strawberries and sweet
cherries at Browner's.
The cheapest ladies' gold watches in
the city at Viii R. Johnson's
Ripe tomatoes, caulifowers, home
grown peas at Souder & Sons.
For ssle-A good delivery horse and
wagon. Apply 1917 Second avenue.
Three times the variety to select from,
at one-third less price at the London.
Thursday and Friday, child's suits
worth S. O0s6 so go for So 90 at the Lon
don.
Reidy Bros. have had a new telephone
placed in their office. The number is
1912.
Davenport is entertaining two conven>
tions the Iowa state bankers and state
board of pharmacists
For Thursday only any of our finish
fancy duck yeats. worth 50 50 to So so.
Your choice 81 .9S at the London.
George Sutclife is still in the wall paper
business and is selling paper cheaper than
his competitors can buy it fer.
Edwards & Walsh will resume paving
operations on Moline avenue east of
Thirty. Eighth street tomorrow morning.
A B. Rodmsn of Fresnoe, Cal, is at
the Harper, and is busy greeting old
friends who have not seen him for sever
al years.
Miss Potter OF Burlington, and Misses
Skinner and Hall Of Cedar Rapids are
guests Of Miss Lucia Mackenzie at the
Harper.
Without boasting We have the largest
line Of thin coats and vests, and at much
lower prices than any clothier in town.
The London.
Wa! paper that cannot be duplicated
in the three cities for the price az Sut-
ciifIe's. Call and examine his stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
De- " E. Taylor of Monmouth and
Charles DeHart of Carthage were in the
the city yesterday to attend the repu5-
licsn congressional committee meeting.
Olof Hanson, g young man II years Of
age, was killed st Dimock, Gould & Co.'S
mill at Moline last night by falling oa
cav. He had only been in this country
sbout month
For Thursday and Friday you can have
your choice of any child's suits-2 or 8
piece suits worth So 90, $3.50, Sc 90 and
$3.50 for 50 80. The London. None
reserved-look-inve
Underhill & Glass are moving their
restaurant TO the first floor of their newly
leased hotel, the American house, on
Market SQusre and will give their OPEN
ing dinners on Saturday and Sunday.
Blazers, REFERS and jackets, sll 90 on
Thursday this week, Gone day only at a
discount of 90 per cent from present
marked prices. at McCabe Bros
Reidy Bros. are remembering their
friends by distributing some neat blotters
% the compliments of the Manufacturers s.
Merchants Insurance Company, which
has been added to their list of under.
writers.
The Rock Island half of the chorus OF
500 will hold its first rehearsal at the
Broadway Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening. Let ali singers in the
city consider themselves invited TO be-
present on that evening.
The local A. P. A will hold pu liz
meeting st Armory hall Wednesday even.
ing, June % There will be promiuen
members Of the order from abroad WIN
will speak. The meeting Is announced
for social purposes and the members are
likely TO air themselves on public ques'
tions before they get through.
Miss Liah Butler who hiss been EN-
ployed st the kimbsll house in Davep
por; for some time past, started for heI
homesin Monmouth, over the c., B & Q
this morning and when the train wa!
pulling on: OF Moline she jumped of