Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-06
CITY CHAT.

Snrino chickens at Moeller Bros.
Bicvcles on easy payments at Nc
Hugh's,
J. HI. Foster, of Drury, was in the
city today.
A full line OF fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
Dritfill & Gleim's removal sale Will
be for cash only.
Chamois in white and tans at 80
cents at Benefits.
Wash leather glove sale at 80 cents
pair at Benefits.
Wash leather gloves 80 cents for
one week at Benefits
Neat office room for rent. Inquire
at 1920 Second avenue.
All canned fruit at cost at Driffill
x Gleim's removal sale.
John Barton, of Coal Valley, was a
Rock Island visitor today.
Olives and olive oil cheap at Drift
fill & Gleim's removal sale.
The cutest small silver watches
and chains at j. Ramser & Sons.
Half pound can baking powder 10
cents at Driffill Il Gleim's removal
sale.
Pickles cheaper than ever before
offered. at Driffill Il Gleim's removal
sale.
Immense line of silver chatelaine.
watches and chains at j. Ramser 4
Sons.
Hugh Curtis. of Minneapolis, is
visiting his parents. Col. and Mrs.
Henry Curtis.
Go to SATELLITES. for wall paper.
the largest and finest selected stock
in the Northwest.
Jssse Underwood, singing evange-
list, is holding services at Ninth
street NJ. f. church.
Low rates to Denver. Pueblo, and
Colorado Springs this week at Nc
Hugh's ticket office.
Notice Looslev's special sale an
eight different styles.
All the head officers of the NJ W.
A. are expected to attend the Wood
men log rolling June -.
Lost-An account book belonging
TO the Twin City Ice company.
Finder leave at Commercial house.
Don't miss the chance to lay in n
supply of choice groceries. They
are cheap at Driffill X Gleim's re
moval sale. q
Hon Ben T. Cable arrived at the
Harper this morning and is spending
the dav in tile city. He leaves for
St. Louis in the morning.
At an election yesterday at Free
port, for member of the board of
education. Mrs. Caroline Hea was
defeated by William Trember by 745
votes.
The track of the Tower line of the
street railway company has been ele-
waited to the proper grade on Seven
teenth street between Third and
Fourth avenues.
There is still no settlement of the
carpenters lockout. The men held
another meeting this morning but
have not returned to work nor does
there seem to be any probability that
they will.
\ citizen who attempted to board
the electric sprinkler for a street car
this morning and got an electric
bath wondered what the people who
witnessed the ludicrous mistake were
laughing at.
Grand excursion on steamer Verne
Swain and barge Little Verne, to
Muscatine and return, Sunday, June
II. Leaves Rock Island 1915 a. m.
Music by Hinrich's band of Clinton,
Ia, Fare for the round trip 81.
The meeting of the note signers in
connection with the Twin City Co
lumbar tract called for last evening
at the rooms of the Rock Island Citi-
Zens' Improvement association was
postponed until some future time.
Sutcliffe keeps things moving. To
stand still is to 90 backward. The
way to push things is to offer more
for less money than any one else.
This Sutcliffe is always doing and in
doing it. he is constantly doing a
heavy business.
The Masonic grand lodge of the
state of Iowa convened this morning
in Davenport. procession passing
through the principal streets from the
Burtis opera house to the Turner
Grand opera house where the con-
vention is held.
There is trouble among some of the
switchmen in the Rock Island yards.
Last night Charles Farrell had John
Caplias arrested for breach of the
peace in threatening to do great
bodily injury and the case is in hear
ing this afternoon.
Members of the Rock Island and
Moline Amateur Musical club who
have sent for tickets to the conven-
ton of women's amateur musical
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