Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11
CITY CHAT.

Caty tOuoy'
Save money by buying your valentines
at Mrs. Mitschs.
The Columbia has the finest line of
valentines in the city.
Seats will be, on sale Monday morning
at O'Clock for Fanny Rice.
Il will pay you to pstronize the 'intel-
hgeuce column" Of THE ARGUS
Valentines. valentines. fancy valen-
tines two for &c at the Columbia.
Call early and make your selection of
carpets at Uemann & Sslzmann
Hoppe. the tailor has his spring goods
all In. Call and make your selection.
Fanny Rice and her company are very
clever and pleasing without exception.
Now is your time to select your spring
suit. Call at Hopes and see his im
mense line.
Hoppe has a much larger stock than
ever this spring Call aud leave your Or
der fer suit.
Carpets, carpets, the finest new patterns
in the market coming in daily at G. o.
Huckstesdt's.
Take day off. and examine the fine
red estate Huesing has to offer. He has
some fine bargains.
Baby carriages in endless riety at
Rebt. Walls Children's Carriage factory.
$40 Brady street, Davenport,
The Eastern fair is the headquarters
for valentines and envelopes to match at
the lowest prices in the city-2109 Fourth
avenue.
Clemann & Salzmann will show the
patrons o. the tri-cities the finest line of
furniture ever shown in this section of
the country.
IDvitHLions are out for q social hop to
be gwen by the Oakdale club at its new
rooms On Second avenue on Friday even
ing Feb. II.
"A jolly Surprise at Hsrper's theatre
Wednesday night is farce comedy in the
hands of remarkably handsome and ca
psble company.
Something never before shown in the
ti-cities: Rugs that cover q whole room
Call early at Clemsnn & Sslzmsnn's and |
make your selection.
A large piece Of ice fell of the roof of |
the Rock Island house today and came
within an ace OF falling on a couple of |
young ladies who were passing.
Come and see the immense line of bed |
room suits. G. o. Huckstaedt is Just
unpscking and setting up They are the |
finest goods for the money 10 the market.
Do not buy your baby carriages until
7ou examine the line that is coming in at /
Al. o Hucksteadt's. They will be sold |
frQm % 10 S5 less than the regular price.
Judge Glenn in the circuit court yes>
tsrdsy afternoon denied the bill for sep
srste maintenance filed, by Mrs. Margaret
Brady against her husband, Andrew
Brady.
Fred Rueffel. the Davenport butcher
who was stabbed Thursday evening. is
getting along nicely. his injury. il is be
eve1. is no more serious than flesh |
wound.
There is no need for the people of the
lri.c cities to send to Chicago for carpets
az Ciemsnn q SslEmann have liue never
before carried In this section of the
country.
The finest line of children's carriages
shd reed furniture ever shown in the tri-
dren's Carriage factory. $40 Brady street.
Davenport.
The dry goods clerks of Dayenporl |
have issued unique invitations for Feb |
rusry handkerchief party to be given at
TWner hall in that city on Monday even |
ing. Feb 13
Before you buy q baby carriage call |
and see Robert Walls great variety that |
he will sell retail at wholesale prices for
the next 80 days at his factory, $40
Brady street, Davenport.
At Hsrper's theatre Wednesday night
Fanny Rice will take the part of little
girl and sing about the "wobbers,' and
the uprosriously funny burlesque of Lot
tie Collins in Ta>ra-ra- boom decay.
All members of the order of Knights
OF Pythias visiting or residing IN the city
are cordially invited by St. Paul Lodge
No. 1O7 TO be present at the dedication of
their Castle hall next Monday evening.
One Minneapolis firm, two from Rock
Island, one from Chicago and one Dav-
export firm are figuring upon the specii-
cations for the foundation and basement
walls Of the Davenport public building.
with view to handing in their bids for
the work.
At the meeting of the directory of the
Aagustana University Exposition associa-
ton last evening G. L. Peterson was su-
thorized to make q canvass Of the cities
OF Rock Island and Moline for subscrip-
lions. This morning G. A. Rosander.
president of the executive committee, left
for Boston in the interests OF the enter
prise.
William McEniry. Of Rock Island, is at
the capital endesvoring to have his coun-
". attached to the congressional district
In which Quincy is situated. Since the
failure Of the Nelson apportionmt mt
scheme 1t is prot table il any spportion-
ment bill is passed that Rock Island will
be put in democratic district Chicago
Herald.
The examination of Thomas Paul, the
Moline molder who suffered 30 sadly by
an exnloei0n of mOlten iron a few dave