Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-27
CITY CHAT.
Register tomorrow.

Register tomorrow
S1.s5. S1.S5. 81 50. &I.s5.
Easter novelties at the Columbia.
Go to Dolly Bros. All YOU need is
S1.S5.
Bargains at the closing out sale at
the fair.
Special sale at the Fair, beginning
Monday.
Wash bowls and pitchers 45c at the
Columbia.
Millinery opening tomorrow at
Miss Haas.
The Adams is the place to buy your
wall paper.
Easter cards and novelties at
Kingsbury's.
Tomorrow will be the last day for
registration.
John A. Liphardt of Canoe Creek.
Eas in the city today.
Fringe of Society" at Harper's
theatre tomorrow night.
Maude Granger in the Fringe of
Society. tomorrow night.
Select your wall paper early at the
Adams and avoid the rush.
Telephone 1921 for wall paper and
carpet cleaning by Troupe.
Supervisor John A. Wilson OF
Rural was in the city today.
The Fringe of Society" tomorrow
evening at Harper's theatre.
A large and beautiful stock of wall
paper at the Adams; prices the low
est.
Eugene Burns came down from La
Sale to spend Sunday with relatives
here.
Hon. f. W. Hurst returned on Sat
urday evening from a business trip
west.
Capt j. NJ. Montgomery is again
able to be about after a severe sick
spell.
We will clean out our entire line of
ladies' S2.5 shoes at $1.S5 at Dolly
Bros.
Ladies attend the millinery open
ing tomorrow and Wednesday at Miss
Haas.
Joe Miller came down from Chica-
go and spent Sunday at his home in
she city.
If you want to select anything in
easter novelties Read the Column
bias add. on Sth page.
You can buy at Dolly Bros. shoe
store ladies' cloth top. patent tip or
kid buttoned for $l.S5.
The people are averse to third
termers, especially of the McCono-
chic stripe. Out upon him.
No more of McConochie say the
masses. 1t is time for honesty and
fairness in municipal politics.
President -H.aanderback of the
Tri-City street railway company re-
turned to Chicago last evening.
1t is money in your pocket to visit
the Adams Wall Paper Cos and see
their fine line of handsome paper.
Managing Director A. E.Rutledge,
and w. j. Pierport of the Rock
ford construction company are at the
Harper.
The first of the Schubert recitals
will be given at the rooms of the Rock
Island Amateur Musical club tomor-
row afternoon.
The city's interests demand that
McConochie be turned down. The
voters viii heed the situation and
act accordingly,
John Keller and Mrs. Rosa Barton
of this city were united in marriage
by Magistrate Wivill at his office on
Saturday afternoon.
G. +. Cooper. formerly manager of
the Housmans hardware store and
now located in Chicago. is calling on
old friends in the city.
Avoid Hthe rush of spring house
cleaning by having Troupe clean
your wall paper at once VIII be
here for three weeks only.
Capt. Annie Boyler. of the Saliva
ton army, assisted by Capt. Pierce,
conducted services in the Jail yester
day. Capt. Boyler left today for her
home in Springfield.
Postmaster Howard Wells who has
been quite seriously sick for some
time has experienced change for
the better and hope is now entertain
tanned for his entire recovery.
Lost-A gold glove buttoner with
chain and pendant, between the Har
per house and Fifth avenue pharma-
cy. Return to DIR. Hollowbush Fifth
avenue pharmacy and receive reward.
Mai. c. W. Halves and daughter,
Miss Josephine, came down from Full
ton today. Maj Halves states that
there viii be no assessment bv the
Modern Woodmen for the month of
April.
While the Union was raising its OBJ
lection to third termers. it over
looked the fact entirely that there are
five third-term candidates on the re-