Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-24
CITY CHAT.

Outfit at the NJ. & K.
Sidewalk brick at T. II. Ellis.
Try a pair of NJ. s. K. $5 shoes.
Try a pair of NJ. & 4 81 shoes
Cape Cod crsnberries at Arnold's.
New pocketbooks just in at Galt's.
Large spring chickens at Arnold's.
%. II. Jewell of Chicago is in the city.
= E. II. Guyer has returned from the
east.
Have you seen Lloyd s. Stewards new
hats.
Have look at those new pictures at
Galt's.
Have.you seen our fall styles. Lloyd g
Stewart.
Buy pair of the NJ. & K 8. A. or So
shoes today.
Gait has the finest line of picture
frames in the city.
VIC. Brown. Of st. Paul. is visiting
friends in the city.
Try a pair of the NJ. s. K. So shoes
they are good ones.
Michigan peaches cheap at Longs feom
z to 10 this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill are spending
the day in Muscatine.
Base ball tomorrow at Twin City park
Rock Island VS.. Moline.
Home grown peaches this evening only
zoe per basket at Arnold's.
j. E. Reidy is confiued to his home on
Moline avenue with illness.
All perishable goods sold regardless of
cost at Longs this eve riug.
No discount. but the best goods for the
m oney.-Lloyd & Stewart.
E. D. Sweeney left last night for
Omaha on brief business trip.
"Hurrahr' the 81 % rockers have ar
rived q. G.. o. Huckstaedt's again.
The famous Iowa State band at the
Watch Tower tomorrow afternoon.
Every boy should strive for the prize
THE ARGUS offers for new subscribers.
Have you seen the new Dunlap hat.
See the new fall styles at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
Wanted-A good girl in small family.
Good wages. Apply 1116 Second
avenue.
1t is an easy way to secure suit of
clothes free for boys to enter The AR
GUS contest.
Have you seen the place where you
could buy as good hat for the money as
Lloyd & Stewart can give you.
The greatest musical attraction of the
season-the Iowa State bsnd-st the
Watch Tower tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Phillip Simmon died at her home
on Fourth avenue between Nineteenth
Bishop Alexander Burgess of the Epis-
copal diocese Of Quincy. was The guest of
Bishop Perry at Davenport yesterday.
Speaking of carpets, if you are going
to buy don't fail to see the extensive line
that Clemann s. Salzmsnn are showing.
Farmer" Burns was in the city last
evening On his way to Buffalo, Iowa,
where he wrestles Hugh Dougherty to-
night.
B. Wineburgh. the hustling representa>
tive of the Merrick Thread company. is
in the city on business connected with
his firm.
The legislative convention of the peo
Piles party of the Twenty-first senatorial
district is in session at the court
house this afternoon.
Have yon seen the new combination
folding beds at G. o. Huckstaedt's. if not
call and see them-they are the best
made beds in the market.
Blake & Burke have commenced to
overhaul the Rock Island National bank
building for two new No. 1 o milford
boilers for steam heat.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y NJ. G.
A. will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the association building. A
full attendance is desired.
Watch this paper announcing the arri
val of car load of bedroom suits that
are on the way and will be sold at G. o.
Hucks,sedts at prices that defy compe-
titioa.
Emma A. p, 2.years-and> 2 months
old daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Otto r.
Heinze, of 1909 Eleventh avenue. died
last night. She funeral occurs at 2 p. m.
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hollis return
their heartfelt thanks for kindness and
sympathy in the hours of suffering of
their only daughter Lena, and for beauti-
full flowers at the funeral.
Rev. a. W. Archibald of Edwards
Congregational church at Davenport, has
received a call to the rastorate of the