Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-25
CITY CHAT.


First oranges Of '93 at Boro's.
Houses for rent by f. II. Guyer.
Fresh oysters at Krell g. Maths.
Overgaitcrs az cents AT Dolly Bros.
Have YOU tried White Rose cream
cry?
Boys solid school shoes 81 at Dolly
Bros.
Hot peanuts ) cents a quart at
Boro's.
Oysters served in any style At Krell
& Maths
Oysters by the can or dish at Krcll
& Maths.
Ice cream or oysters at Krell e.
Maths parlOr.
Remember the closing out sale of
George Sutclire.
= Mrs. William Glass has returned
from her visit to Iowa.
Don't fail to visit the closing out
sale of George Sutciitfe.
The Iowa State Baptist association
is in session at Davenport.
Mrs. Jane Weatherhead, of Bars
tow, was in the city today.
Wall paper never sold so cheap as
George SutcliiTc is selling it now.
Mrs. Noble Sommers, of Denver, IS
visiting her friend, Miss Evangeline
Burgh.
There wouldn't be great deal of
kicking if this weather lasted all
winter.
Another ear of stoves will be-in at
HuckstaeIt's tomorrow. See them
before you buy.
My entire stock must go before
Jan. l, il l must give it away.
George Sutcliifc.
Gentlemen, see the new $3.50
shoes at the Boston. Well worth s.
for style and quality.
Squire Halves was taken suddenly
i'll this morning, but was reported
better this afternoon
Friends Of South Park chapel are
invited to an oyster supper and social
Friday evening, Oct. -.
Z. s. Buruham & Co.'S. clam bouii-
Ion, the latest drink. samples at
Hess Bros. free Of charge.
A few more Of those copper wash
boilers lett at Sl.-5 that is less than
wholesale cost HuckStaeit.
Blankets, comforts, pillows, mat |
tresses-be,t assortment in town, !
prices the lowest. Huck taedt.
Mrs. II >. Fraser, of indianapolis, |
has returned home, after three days
visit to her father, z. l.. Mitchell.
Notice the change of al. for the |
Boston, in regard to the new $3.50 |
line of mems fine shoes-worth s..
For Sale Two good delivery hor-
ses and wagons; apply at George
Sutcliffe'S. 1929 and 1881 Second av-
enue.
Moeller Bros. have received a car
load of fine Burbank potatoes. Leave
your order, TOR the Same-205O Fifth
avenue.
c. c. MrIutirc accompanied by his
wife and son, Willie. left for their
new home ia O-aslpo,a. Iowa. this
morning.
The busiest man ia town can be
found at George Su.ciiIr'- vail paper
store. Selling put is .at is doing
Che business.
The uea 80 fee. Bangor ladder.
which was ordered ny Chief Brahm
for the ire department some time
ago, has arrived.
Our new 3 81 shoe, for men beat
anything ever offered before. Fine
calf, and the styles are elegaRt-lace
or congress The Boston.
James Given took out the first of
the new saloon licenses taday 1t
permits him TO run saloon for six
months. beginning Nov. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Adams. OF Chi
cago, accompanied by Miss Emma
Adams, of this city, left this morning
for NePonset TO visit relatives.
Tea, coffee or chocolate with a fine
dish of fresh oysters and few nice
fresh buns l., What makes rich meal,
and to get the same 60 to Krell &
Maths
Are yor ~aCching the price on the
parlor suits in our window, drop?
It's getting rather hot and soon some
one will drop onto big bargain.
Huck sta=jt.
A special drive on book cases.
sideboard, and extension tables this
week. The knife cuts deep, but we
must NOW the goods. Getour terms.
Huckstaedt.
Theodor. Wolf and Miss Mary
Parker of BUHaio Prairie, were mar
rIed by judy. Adams IN his Office at
the court house. at o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
M. S. He1gY, who Is connected with
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