Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-12
CITY CHAT.

0vergaiters 75c at Dolly Bros.
Nice pineapples at W. A. Ehleb's
Nice Strawberries at Driffell s. Gieim's.
Tennis Oxfords and balls at Dolly
Bros.
Home grown vegetables at W. A.
Ehleb's.
Nice spring chickens at DriffeIl s.
Gleim's.
Tennis Oxfords and balls at Dolly
Bros.
Samuel Goode, of Andalusia, was in
the city today.
The Maid of Arran' at Harper's thea
ire tonight.
Nice wax beans, spinach and lettuce at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Moore s. Livingstone's company at the
theatre tonight.
Nice strawberries, head lettuce, spin
age, new potatoes and cabbage at Longs.
Mrs. G. d. Baumbsck left yesterday
for Cedar Rapids on few days visit to
trinds.
New beets. cucumbers, parsley. peas.
cauiihower and lettuce at Driffell &
Gleim's.
A handsome Smyrna rug. size 26x54
inches, at 81 SO. for cash only. at Gle
mann s. Salzmsnn's.
The great jacket, REFER and blazer sale
At McCabe Bros is getting to be the best
known event of the season.
Plenty of those great big IS Smyrna
rugs for $l.97 each just received this
morning at McCabe Bros
100 more of those Smyrna door rugs at
so cents received today at McCabe Bros.
Also lot Of the small notified door mats
at Is cents each.
The Davenport Democrat says of the
entertainment to be seen at the Baptist
church Friday evening; 1.-THE Battle
Of Shiloh at Armory hall was given to an
Singers. musicians and lovers of musicl
Don't miss this one chance. GO to the
grand sacred concert at the Moline
Swedish Lutheran church tomorrow eve.
ming. 1t pays.
A fine Smyrna rug for folding doors,
large size, 36x72 inches. al So. The
sale will last for the next 10 days as We
have hundreds of them, at Clemann 6
Sslzmann's. For cash only.
Express Messenger Ed Leins was home
for day or two on visit to his family.
BE vii. move 10 Marion. Iowa, in short
time, where he will be more convenient
to his run on the c.. NJ. & ST. P. road
Spohr's Last Judgment" rendered
SY the A. o. society and Strasser's or
chestrs at the Moline Swedish Lutheran
church tomorrow evening will be some
thing great. Be sure and hear it.
Darlington, the drummer boy of Shiloh.
gives vivid and realistic limitations of the
sounds Of battle. sounds of terror, of tri-
umph, the bugle call, roll of drums, rat
Ting of musketry and roar of cannon.
Rev. Fred Lothringer, of Denison,
Oak, is visiting this week with his mother
and brother at Rock Island. He intends
TO stay until Monday morning holding
services on Sunday morning for Rev.
Mennicke. ST.. who goes to Edsington.
Carrington's Miscellaneous Wander
ingsr The Daily Gazette of Colorado
Springs says: Last night A. R. Car
rington gave the most fascinating and
thrilling entertainment ever listened to
by an audience in this city"
The frame house of R. E. Reede, of
Andalusia, was destroyed by fire at 2:3O
this morning. Mr.. Reede was the only
one in the house at the time. The cause
Of the fire is unknown. The loss is esti-
mated at 800; insurance. $50.
The Y. W. c. T. U. receive their
friends this evening at Mr.. and Mrs.
BlskesleY's, 500 Twenty-third street.
A good programme has been prepared
and light refreshments will be served
and all friends of the cause are invited to
attend.
The Davenport Tribune of this morn.
ing has the following OF the entertain.
ment to be presented at the First Baptist
church tomorrow night. The lecture
last night at Armory hall by A R. Car
rington was well attended. The subject
was well brought out by the aid of a
stereoptican."
The Moore 6 Livingstone Comedy com
psnY gave an exceedingly clever presen,
tation OF the sparkling comedy, "Blund.
ers," at HsrIer's theatre last evening, the
characters of Miss Stilman and Mr.
Livingstone being particularly fine. The
company is one of the best that has evel
appeared in Rock Island to popular
prices.
Louis Peterson died last night at 10 ~