Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-03
CITY CHAT.

Bargains in lamps at the Column
bia..
Nice chickens and cranberries at
Arnold's.
Rutabagas, turnips and cabbages
at Longs.
Spring hats arriving daily at Lloyd
x Stewards.
Lettuce, radishes. onions and celery
at Buncher's.
Choice oranges. bananas and cocoa
nuts at Butchers.
Curling irons-large and small-7c
each at the Columbia.
Florida oranges, tangerines. ba-
nanas and apples at Longs.
Prof. Deans medicated tar soap 6
bars for poe at the Columbia.
Have you seen the spring Dunlap?
Now ready at Lloyd & Stewards.
Hiram Doe. of ST. Louis was in the
city yesterday few hours calling on
friends.
Lloyd d Stewart opened up new
line.of spring hats today. They are
Beauties
0ur spring styles are coming in
daily. Call and see them. LLOYD &
Stewards.
Only 50 pieces of those dress goods
left at the Columbia They must 20
this week
Until all sold they 90 at $S-patent
leather and russell shoes for men.
The Boston.
did you ever wear a pair of Dolly
Bros. ; $50 mems shoes? Best shoe
in the market
The Creole. " Wear Il pair and keep
abreast OF the times. to be had onlv
at The Boston.
Mrs. Emma Andrews is here from
Missousi on visit to her sister. Mrs.
Laura Andrews.
Notice our west window for dis
play of mems patent leather shoes at
s.. The Boston.
And now +. H. Collins is mentioned
a mayoralty possibility on the
democratic ticket.
Oysters, celery, pie plant, lettuce,
soup punches. parsley, radishes and
SPinage at Longs.
H. A. Cloudy, of Milwaukee, is max
ing an extended visit to friends and
relatives in the city.
If you are thinking of disposinc
Of Your property, list it with Reidv
Bros. They will sell it.
Specked apples roe per peck; cook
ing apples zoe per peck; eating APP
pies soc per peck at ArnoId's.
Louis Cleaveland returned this
morning from Colorado where he has
been for the past eight months.
The regular meeting of the Y. W.
{. I. L. viii be held in the Y. NJ. c.
4 rooms at ; p. IN. Saturday. All
are invited.
Remember the s. sale on mems
patent leather shoes. You should
not taii to get pair at this price.
The Boston
The Klug Hasler-Schwentser Dry
Goods company, of Davenport. viii
announce the exact date of their
opening soon.
William Tyler, OF Andersonville
prison fame. lecturcd to the High
school students in the assembly room
there yesterday.
j. /. Brady, formerly an engineer
on the C.. B. & @. and now running
on the j. ). f.. is in the city visiting
relatives and old friends.
The Creole" Ladies say it Is a
beauty. and they are the very latest
Seamless and glove fitting in russell
and black. The Boston.
\ strictly hand sewed shoe. cut
from fine calf, any style toe desired.
for $3.50. The best mems shoes in
the market at Dolly Bros.
At Gilmorc's slaughter house $50
hogs were disposed of today. which
will be cut up tomorrow at the pack
ing house on First avenue.
Yes. the price is So 80 and it's hand
sewed and a high clsss shoe. Try a
pair. Dolly Bros, 307 Twentieth
Street
The grand inaugural ball of the
Stephenson club which occurs at
Af"OTg nan CHls evening pIolllSto W
be well attended. The Horace Boies
club. of Davenport, will be in at
tendance.
There will he services in the lee
ture room of the Central Presbyterian
cbarch this evening, preaching by
the pastor, Rev. John ii. Kerr. The
interest in these services has been
steadily increasing throughout the
week. This evenings service will be
the last OF the series.
Robert Wagner is being talked of
pretty strongly for the democratic
mayoralty nomination, notwithstand-
ing that it is understood that he does
not care to run. 1t is universally adj
mitted that he possesses the neces-
sary elements of a winning candi-