Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
CITY CHAT.

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New scale Kimball pianos at Bowl
hy's.
Nice fresh dairy butter at Hes:
Bros
paper.
Strawberries and pine apples al
Hess Bros.
Crash in prices on granite ware al
tar Columbia.
Look out for the granite ware sale
al the Columbia.
New styles in pianos. Call and see
@hem at Bowlby's.
SutclifTe! SutclifTe's is the place
10 get your wall paper.
Special bargains in pianos and or
CANS this week at Bowlby's.
W. g, Bauman. of Clinton. was in
The city yesterday on business.
Hon. c. II. Foster. OF St Paul. is
IN the city visiting with friends.
The cheapest place in the city to
buy your wall paper is at SATELLITES.
lettuce. onions. radishes. spinage.
carrots and pie plant at Hess Bros.
Buy your wall paper and get the
hest and largest selection at George
Satellites.
Pleasant to take. absolutely pure,
not harmful ingredient in Monroe's
Tonic. Doctors prescribe it-trv it.
Marshall Il Fisher
There will be business meeting
u the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation at 7:45 O'Clock this evening.
A good attendance Is desired.
Mrs. T. j. Buford has gone to Fort
Riley. Kan. in response to mes
sage announcing the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. Lieut.. J. F. Bell
II is to Your interest to buy your.
wall paper where YOU can get the
best selection NJ the lowest prices:
the place to do that i At Sutcliffe's
Another brightly painted motor
car for this side of the river was
Brought over from Davenport by the
street railway company this morn
mig.
William Young entered upon his
dDties as inspector of pavement on
lower Fourth avenue this morning
obedient to Mayor Medill's instruc-
lions.
Judge Adams has entered judg-
nent against all property upon
which the taxes have not been paid.
and such property will be sold on
yune 5.
A G. Dart received, this morning
from a friend at Cooks Peak. n NJ.
available relic of ante-civilizatiOn
days in the way of an Astez battle
s1, with all the original carvings.
Plans are being discussed by a
couple OF gentlemen for the erection
Of a hotel building on Seventeenth
street. If the project is begun a
handsome building will be erected,
The new tank car for the Tri-City
Electric sprinklers arrived last night
and is being unloaded in the @"
yards. The motors are in Davenport
and the outfit will be running in a
sew days.
For rent-In the new block | am
about to erect adjoining the Y. NJ. G.
A | have left a room about 3Ox9O on
<he second floor and a room 6Ox9O on
the third floor which will be planned
ID suit parties desiring to lease it if
taken at once-Monroe Kohn.
Aid. Knox, in rumaging through
IN old desk yesterday belonging to
his father, the late c. B. Knox, came
across an old Mexican silver coin of
che date of 1852. 1t is less than half
she size of silver five cent piece and
Il is thought would be quite valuable
TO an odd coin collector.
ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A.
last evening, was pleasing one in
every particular, and was enjoyed by
\ large number of people. The pro-
gramme carried out was intensely in
seresting and the affair was inan-
eiaI success as well.
JOS l.. Haas. who i a member of
sbe legislative board of the Grand
Lodge of<the A. o. L. w, left this
morning for FreepOrt, where the
Grand Lodge meets. DR.. Bernhard
went a a delegate from Germania
lodge, No 6, John Russell from No
bic lodge, No. /, and Howard McCul-
bough from the lodge at Milan.
Charles Reynolds was appointed
city marshal of the town of Milan by
she town council last evening. His
duties are somewhat onerous and in
clude, in addition to his police SER
vice, those of health and scavenper.
rs well as sidewalk and CROSSING
cleaner and city janitor, and all for
che magnificent salary of $40 a
month.
William Rinck, yesterday. sold hi
grocery business, at the corner of
Seventh avenue and Fourteenth and