Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-25
! city CHAT.


Special sale tomorrow-Boston.
Bargains in boys shoes-M. s. K.
Fresh fish and oysters at Young's.
Novelties in kits at the London.
Bargains in children's shoes-M. & K.
Apples. oranges and bananas at
Youngs.
Double breasted suits for children at
the London.
Don't fail to attend the special sale at
the Boston.
We have two grades of Knox hats.
The London.
John Barton, OF Coal Valley. was in
the city today.
Go to the London ant see those Knox
hats at $3.50
All the new shades in ladies and gents
evergaiters at Carse s. Cos.
We know we have the best fitting suits
N Rock Island-The London.
The NJ. & KS. boys clothing depart
ment is hsving.s big run"
W. G. Faulkner. of Luverne, Mimi. is
in the city visiting friends.
For Rent-A suit of rooms for family
use. Enquire at Mays grocery.
Supper will be served st the NJ. (.
church tonight. Price % cents.
Hon. E W. Hurst returned last ewes
ming from northeastern Nebraska.
Frontage. De Brie. Roquefort, Edan,
Swiss and cream cheese at Young's.
Or. J. Holderead, OF St. Louis. is Wis
Ting his friend DR. Meyers in the city.
Lsdies-$4 buys choice of scy S. or Sc
ahoe in our house tomorrow-Boston.
Herman C. Flood, of ST.. Louis, is in
Rock Island on short visit to friends.
Every pair of shoes bought at the NJ.
X K. is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
T. n Mofl.t, of Kewanee, has &C
rFpted position at the Tri-City shirt
factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Reynolds are ex-
pected home from their winter sojourn in
southern California in day or two.
Miss Marion Dunn, daughter OF DR..
Dunn, of Moline, well-known in the TIL
cities. died at her home this afternoon.
The many friends of Franz Haverstick
are pleased TO know that he is recovering
nicely from his injuries recently sus-
1ained.
Dr.. o p. Sala and wife, of Blooming
ton, Wis, are in the city on visit to
their son, Dr. E NJ Sala, who has lately
located here.
Special sale Child's kid and grain
spring heel shoes. all solid, at So cents.
Misses kid and grain spring heel shoes,
gi-,he Boston.
Pocshontas council of the l. o. r. NJ.
will give shadow party" and sociable
at their rooms in Star block on the eve
ming of April /.
n. 6 K. have but one grade Of Knox
hats and that the best-gusranteed to be
iae best hat the Knox manufacturers pro-
duce- price 1915
Take your supper at the n. E. church
tonight. Ice cream and cake will be
served, after which g musical and literary
programme will be carried out
l. is the pride and delight of every par
ent to see their children look neat and
tidy This, in addition to durability, can
be secured at very small expense at the
d. s. Z.
william Berger. the K. & P.
sBitchmsn who was I'M ared by being
caught between an engine and car while
switching some weeks ago. has so far re-
covered as to be able to walk about g
little
A nice five room cottage. with good
well, cistern and sewer. nice fruit trees,
convenient to electric street cars. We
have also some very desirable lots in the
samei locality on easy terms at Reidy
Bros
P. j. Kennedy, business manager for
Duncan B. Harrison and John L Sulivan's
appears dL h6T-
per's theatre. March 81. in "Lo wing Hearts
and Willing Hands," with the champion
Ms the star. is in the city.
The fifth annual pop corn carnival of
The Rock Island Christian Sunday school
viii be held at Armory hall tonight. An
elegant programme will be presented.
Pop corn in every style will be shown.
The public is invited.
The steamers Rock Island and Stills
water were brought up from the boat
yards last night and are now lying just
>sbo7e the foot of Twentieth street where
a part OF the machinery from the Still
water is being put on the new boat, the
2ock Isl and.
Among the list of advertised letters ap-
lIeaes the name of Will E Burton. mana