Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-11
CITY CHAT.

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Rockingham teapot, at the Column.
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Oyster lunch AT the Star saloon to
night.
Oyster lunch at the Star saloon to
night
Oyster lunch at the Star saloon to
night.
The Salvation Army begins its on
slaught on Rock Island tonight.
Adair Peasants leaves for Denver
tonight on professional business.
Fred Appelquist has Is bushels Of
Early Ohio potatoes to dispose Of
ST. Patrick's day is coming, boys
get your shamrock at the Columbia.
You can buy or sell. borrow or
loan trade or insure at Reidy Bros.
Another new line OF bed room
suites just arrived at Clemann & Salz-
nann's.
Side boards and dining room tables
Just received at Clemann Il Salz-
mann'S.
Select your carpets in time to
svoid the rush AT Clemann Y Salz-
mann's.
Woodyatt's have an upright piano.
good as new, very cheap-17l7 Second
ayenue.
the play of the times. MIR. Potter
of Texas. at the Harper theatre this
evening.
A fine upright piano. good as new,
st bargain at Woodyatt'>. 17I7 Sec
ond avenue.
A bargain in an upright piano,
good a new, at Woodyatt's, 1717
Second avenue.
The finest line df.parlor furniture
ever shown in the city now to be
seen at Clemann N Salzmann.
Miss Mamie Brennan. accompanied
by Miss Tot Cavanaugh, leave this
evening for Chicago on a few days
visit.
DR.. A. Davis and wife OF Fort
Worth, Tex, who formerly resided
in this vicinity are calling on old
friends here.
The Moline Malleable Iron works
rs practically moving to Chicago, St.
Charles being but a few miles out
from that city.
c. c. Merrell. trav cling passenger
agent OF the New York Central. was
in the city yesterday in the interests
sf his company.
The divorced wife of f. Bentley SUIT
ION, who is in the county jail here,
died yesterday in Davenport. Her
infant child died Monday.
Freight Conductor Craig. of the
southwest division of the Rock ISL |
and, has been promoted and is now
an extra passenger man.
Engineer James George, of the |
Rock Island, who has been confined |
to his home for some time by illness.
is reported as but little improved.
The friends of Frederick Schroeder |
are pushing him for an aldermanic |
candidate in the Second ward. His |
candidacy would mean his election.
r. ;. Silvis has moved his family |
down from Carbon Cliff and now oc-
cupies his recently purchased hand
some suburban home in South Rock |
Island.
NJ. Il Ks. new shoe store Is in |
You know where it iS-in |
the Dart building, second door from |
Stewart Il Montgomery's hardware |
store
Carpets! Carpets. Carpets.!. Gle
mann d Saizmann can show 10 times
as many carpets as any other dealer
in the city. at prices guaranteed the
lowest.
James Eckhart. who has been a
locomotive fireman on the c., b. &
O., for some time, has given up his
position and is now clerking at the
Columbia.
J. A. Gilbraith. an old-time resi-
Bible and The Nottingham, at
meeting of the Tri-City
Labor congress.
Wait for the new store and new
stock of clothing; it won't be long
before the NJ. & X. will again be in
readiness to serve you. Be sure to
await their opening.
Now Is your time to make your Sc
lection of carpets. Clemann &c Salz-
mann have a stock that will please
every body from the cheapest mat
ting to the finest carpet.
Miss Georgia Busbey. who is a
member of the Mr.. Potter of Texas"
company, is a niece of George Ben
nett and spends Sunday as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett.
Don't forget that the NJ. & K are
their shoe sale in their
new shoe quarters-one-fourth off
from regular price including all
finer rs well as the cheap
er grades.
Call and see the new STYLES in side