Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-20
CITY CHAT.

A pretty oak stand, 50 cents, al
Huckstaedt's.
Gooseberries, strawberries ano
pine apples, at Hess Bros
Hon. f. W. Hurst has returned
from his trip TO Sioux City
New cotton top mattresses fol
$3.50 at 1922 Second avenue.
BIG bargain if taken at onee-tw'
nice upright pianos at Woodyatt's.
BIG bargain if taken at once-twe
nice upright pianos at Woodyatt's-
Miss Grace Zollinger,. of Port By
ron. is visiting friends in the city.
Auction at the Augustana ENposl-
tion tomorrow and Thursday at 2:So
Cucumbers. tomatoes and full
line of fresh vegetables. Hess Bros
Porch chairs and rockers. Lawn
goods at lowest prices at Huck'
staedt's.
Have YOU seen the new sleeping
coach at Huckstaedt's. Just what
baby wants.
Auction at the Augustana EXPOSE
ton hall tomorrow and Thursday al
2:30 o'clock.
Another ear of those $3.50 bed
room suits just in at Huckstaedt's.
Easy payments.
Now is the time if you want bar
gain in a piano-two nice upright
pianos At Woodyatt's.
One hundred new woven wire cots
for 81 S5 at j. W. Jones second hand
store. 1922 Second avenue.
William Lienhard, of Chicago, Is
enioviug weeks rustication with
relatives and friends of the tri-cltles.
A portion of the old Union house
furniture was sold on Market Square
bv Auctioneer Harris this afternoon.
Thomas Breheny formerly with the
NJ. Il X. has accepted Il position on
the road with A. p. Doe Co., OF
Davenport.
Do you want bargain in parlor
suits or fancy rockers? Huckstaedt
has them. Easy paymentS-no eN-
ira charges.
Stapleton * Weaver have reopened
the Atlantic sample room and are
ready for business, They will have
their grand opening lunch Saturday
evening.
Miss Kate Bvrnes wishes all per-
sons indebted to her 70 call ut Black
burn & Co.'S. and settle their accounts
to enable her to balance her books
before July l.
Thomas McNall and Miss Rosa
Tracey. OF Cable. were united in
matrimonv by Magistrate Schroeder
this morning at the home OF Gill
bert Murray on Second avenue.
Louis Glockhotf, proprietor OF the
Arcade. has shown proper considera-
ton of the comfort of his patrons by
the introduction of Il set of four fans
which are operated by water motor,
and which work to perfection.
The distressing news was re
ceived in the city yesterday that 10
vear-old George SaXton had been
drowned in Rock river near Erie
Sunday while in bathing. His home
Is in Erie. his sister, Mrs. Nj. w
Pratt, residing at 526 Twentieth
street, in this city.
j. r. Johnston. administrator OF
the estate OF the late Henry Hous-
man, gives notice OF Il public. auc-
ton OF the stock of hardware and
store fixtures belonging to the estate
Of the late Mr.. Housman at 1928
Second avenue, unless previously
disposed OF 1T private sale.
The employees OF the late kirkhart
Bros. show. who were deserted here
by the show people. are completely
stranded and penniless, and in order
to help themselves along will give al
exhibition opposite Harpcr's theatre
this evening at 7:30, including slack
wire and athletic feats, and they ash
that their entertainment be patron
lied. to-the end that they may earn
bv this means sufficient to help them
along on their way.
The glass workers committee i.
considering the propriety of asking
fora meeting of the Improvement as
ISOLATION to con slider steps looking to
the formation OF Il new local glass
company. u project which has met
with such general encouragement
since the United Glass company tie
termined to deprive Rock Island Of
this valuable industry. Certainly al
association whose object Is to en-
courage new industries can adopt nc
better course than to lend its aid tC
this worthy undertaking, which Is OF
more Importance to Rock Island than
all may perhaps realize