Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-19
CITY CHAT.

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grocery.
Hine apples at Hess Bros, Arnold
grocery
Onions and tomatoes at Hess Bros.
Arnold grocery.
Pure strained honey at Hess Bros.
Arnold grocery.
L. d. Nudge, OF Taylor Ridge was
in thetcity today.
Fresh grated horseradish at Hess
Bros Arnold grocery.
Lettuce, radishes and spinach at
Hess Bros, Arnold grocery.
Forepaugh's great show will visit
Rock Island the coming season.
c. F. Andrews, of Litchfield, H.,
is calling on friends in the city.
Wall paper and carpets cleaned by
J.. d. Means, 1915 Third avenue.
Baby carriages sold on easy terms
of payment at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Go to 6. 0. Huckstaedt's and see
his display of carpets: easy terms of
payment.
For sale-A saloon stock and fix
lures. Apply at First avenue and
Sixteenth street,
Never satisfied unless undertaking.
Wait for our suit sale, Saturday,
April,22. The London.
Mrs George P. Frysinger and
daughter, Miss Frysinger give an lat
home" tomorrow afternoon.
F. b. Jones. OF Dallas, Tex. state
agent of the Rock Island Plow COM
pany, is in the city on business.
Window shodes, all sizes, lace and
chenille curtains at q. O. Huck-
staedt's. Easy terms of payment.
Wanted-A driver good position
and wages for the right man. Apply
to George Bick. 1886 Thirty-eight
street.
Parlor suits. dining tables. dining
chairs. side boards, bedroom suits
payment.
Mrs. Joseph Dyer. of Milwaukee. a
cousin of Mrs. Capt. j. NJ. Mont
gomery is visiting at the residence
of the latter on Second avenue.
Juhl & Stauduhar today received
the contract for brick church for the
Catholic denomination ut Chenoa,
H., the building to cost $4,000.
Old, shoddy stuff is dear at any
price-no need in squandering your
money on rubbish when YOU have an
opportunity to buy nice, new choice
Sl5 suits at so at NJ. & X. opening
Saturday.
NJ. IL X. guarantee that the suits
they will place on sale Saturday at
so cannot be duplicated in quality
fnr loss ha hnsi1nl thax-
new goods. new patterns and not
shelfworn and motheaten.
Hans Stoltenberg. fat her of Mrs.
c. F. Gaetjer of this city, and whose
home has been in Rock Island for a
number of years. leaves shortly to re-
turn to Germany, where he will pass
the remainder of his days.
Rev. Fathers Devine and Shaw who
conducted the mission in st. Mar
guerites cathedral in Davenport viii
begin mission at st. Joseph |
church in this city on next sunday. |
April %. closing week later.
W. p. Tindale. Henry Ehrhorn
and Fred APpelquist went up to
Hampton yesterday on a hunting trip |
and brought back abundant evidence |
of good luck having attended them. |
including beautiful peacock.
The Ladies' Aid society. of the
Broadway Presbyterian church. will |
have a meeting in the church par
lors tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. |
Ladies are requested to bring work, |
or be prepared to assist in society |
work.
Robert Bennett, Jr.. has accepted |
a, Will 4 4
Grocery. Mr.. Bennett has a thorough |
knowledge of the grocery business
and has many friends who will be |
glad to greet him in his new associ-
ations.
The ladies OF the Y. NJ. c. A, will |
give an ice cream and strawberry
sociable at the Y. NJ. c. A, rooms on
Monday May /. a very interesting
literary and musical programme will
be prepared for the occasion. All
are invited.
Poundmaster Edward HAYS. of
South Rock Island. reports that he
has two cows in the pound on the
corner of Seventeenth and Aiken
streets, the owners of which can get
them by paying for this notice and
the pound charges.
Now. that the NJ. & X. will reopen
their newly remodeled store Satur-
day, the public will again have an
to supply themselves
with nice, new, well made and per-
fect fitting wearing apparel-the big
attraction for the opening will be $15
suits at so.
1t is not often that you have an OPP
portunity to buy new choice SIS suits
at so. 1t will, no doubt. cause theI