Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-03-07
CITY CHAT.

New spring goods have arrived at
j. B. Zimmu's.
j. Nj. Christy. OF Des Moines, was
in the city today.
Wanted-A man to chop cordwood.
Apply to LIS. McCabe.
Henry Won Ach, of Andalusia, was
in the city yesterday.
Two nice upright pianos as good as
new at a bargain at Woodyatt's.
Make your own maple syrup and
get your maple sugur from Krell &
Math
Il. Stockhouse and wife left last
night for Chicago on a few days
visit,
Three splendid dwelling houses on
Twelfth street for sale at bargain
by Reidy Bros.
Does Guard Montgomery fear los
ing his federal job. that he is can
didate for city clerk?
Two nice upright pianos as good
as new for sale cheap at Woodyatt's,
11l7 Second avenue.
Try our hoarhound candy for your
cough or cold-eNtra strong-krell
q Math. confectioners.
Specked apples 10 cents, cooking
apples 20 cents, eating apples 80
cents per peek at Arnold'S.
J. b. Zimmer the merchant tailor.
has just received Il large shipment of
h, L. Il
Scotland.
Mrs. Charles ). Lowe has returned
from Philadelphia where she made a
pleasant visit OF three months at her
old home.
The Klug- g-Hasler-Schwentser Dry
Goods company. OF Davenport, will
announce the exact date of their
opening soon.
Mayer McConoehie and Aid.
Schroeder glared at each other in a
ferociouS sort of way at last nights
council meeting.
Sievers & Anderson have the con-
tract to erect $1,000 residence on
Twenty-third street for E. Herren, of
South Rock Island.
The finest domestic goods in wool
ems can be seen at j. b. Zimmer's,
the merchant tailor, who carries the
most complete line in the city
Mrs. Henry Curtis returned this
morning from Salt Lake City, where
she attended a family reunion in
honor of her fathers Goth birthday.
Miss Carrie Linile, of Geneseo. who
has been visiting at the home of Miss
Ethel Luchman, 3012 Fifth avenue,
for the past week. will return home
tomorrow.
For sale cheap-The Union house
furniture and Office fixtures and bar
furnishings and fixtures. Also 100
tons of good ice. A bargain for a |
spot cash buyer.
Do you wear pants? If so get |
pair of Columbia pants at j. B. Zim- |
mer, the merchant tailor. The name
Columbia is woven in the goods. It'll
is quite novelty. You are invited |
to call and see the goods.
1t is understood that the A. P. A
have demanded of Mayor McCono-
chic that he put all his ante-election
pledges to them in writing this year.
past experience having demon strated |
to them that he sometimes ..forgets'' |
certain agreements.
The family of the late George B. |
Browner desire to publicly express
their gratitude to, and appreciation
of the Modern Woodmen of America,
and more particularly to Camp No.
29, for the prompt and satisfactory
manner in which his insurance in the !
order was paid.
A. G. Gunter. author of ..Mr. Pot
ter, OF Texas" is one of the most |
widely known novelists of the day. |
His plays tell story well, and his
novels dramatize readily as his
strength lies in rapid action, dra-
matte incidents and strong characters
oi familiar types.
Gus Englin, the merchant tailor,
has just received large invoice of |
the finest line of spring suitings ever
brOughtzto this city. Connoisseurs
who have seen the stock are delighted !
and declare that it is without excep-
ton the best assortment it has been
their fortune to select from.
Miss Ella Nordstrom, student at
Augustana college, and whose home
is IN Rockford, died at IN early hour
this morning, after an illness of only
four days, of typhoid fever and heart
trouble, aged 10 years. The services
were held in the college chapel at 4
o clock this afternoon and the re-
mains will be taken to Rockford to-
morrow for interment.
Articles of incorporation of the
Sweet Springs Distilling company
were filed in the Office of the county
recorder yesterday afternoon. The
capital stock of the company is s16.-
500. divided into shares of 500 each.
The stockholders are M. Refs, B.
Kahn. C. Freyhan, H. w. Resler.