Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-06-28
ClTYCHAT.

the Fourth.
Plan to spend the Fourth at Black
Hawk Tower.
Hugh Curtis left for his home in
81. Paul last evening.
Tor Rent.-A five room house. In
ezxtire at hotel Gordon.
Attend the concert tomorrow even
ing at the Elm street garden
Buy YOUR shoes at the Fourth Ave
rzuc shoe store and save money.
Ladies' shoes worth $3.50 for csc
IA the Fourth Avenue shoe store.
The Columbia club will have a
ncnic at Huber's garden, July 4.
Notice the Boston's change of add.
xnd she bargains that are quoted.
Tomatoes, wax beans and full
Inc of fresh vegetables at Hess Bros
Modern type faces and new presses
nj Guldenzopf's, 1918 Second avenue.
Otto's famous band at Hincher's
Elm street garden tomorrow even
Eng.
Meas solid working shoes csc this
week ut the Fourth Avenue shoe
store.
AlSDDerrleS. pm
apples. peaches and plums at Hess
Sr@S
Mems fine calf shoes worth 81 for
~ this week at the Fourth Avenue
shoe store.
Don't forget the Columbia club
Eicnic at Huber's garden. July /.
Everybody invited.
Postmaster Frank Garnett and a.
Sadoris. OF Port Byron. were in the
cafy TODAY on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Warner of
st. Paul are visiting Mr.. Warmers
sarents ON Moline avenue.
Another large shipment OF refriger-
ators lust in. at Huckstaedt's. Easy
payments. no extra charge.
Tomorrow is the festival Of st.
Peter There will bc services at
Trinity church at 9 o'clock.
Charles f. Kahlke leaves for Chi
C=ugo tomorrow to enter upon his
Duties in Cook county hospital.
Those beautiful oak dining room
sefs are going fast. Do You want
snea Cash or credit. G. o. Huck-
staedt.
White Canvas ONfords. very styl-
lsh. regular prIce, $3.50. now Sl.S5.
Buy pair and be in the swim, The
Boston.
Guldonzopf has the reputation OF
oEoing the finest printing in the tri-
s>itios, 1918 second avenue. Dom
sindery.
Shoe bargains, We are going to
move the goods and cheap prices
xiIl do it, Notice the Boston's
change Of add.
We have an elegant line OF parlor
suits, fancy rockers. couches, etc.
TX lowest possible price. Huck-
staedt's. cash or credit.
We stick the knife in today-if
you are looking for shoe bargains,
Row is the time. Too many shoes
and OXfords for this time of year.
The Boston.
Three dollar ONfords, finest quail
" very handsome STYLES. down they
20 to $3.50. All width-Creoles-
we're s.. all we have left 90 at S2.35.
The Boston.
The German Lutheran school Is
having its annual picnic at Hincher' :
srarrieu TODAY. The school had its
street parade this morning preceded
by Bleuer's band.
Finest hand-trimmed ONfords. pat
g=nt quarter and tip, were -, now
$3.50 Lots of children'~ OXford's at
reduced prices. Tan shoes for chill
dren reduced. The Boston.
Joseph Never. an employc of the
Rock Island Plow company. has in
Eeuted an attachment for 4 cultivator
sor which he has made an application
COX 4 patent 1t i said to be a novel
L,ontriyancc.
All the printers in the Plowman
sglice in Moline lcfi their cases at 2:30
sibis afternoon and walked out on a
strike. The trouble j. over the en-
piovment off non-union man. About
10 men went out.
Several of Rock Islands promi-
sent people have been heard TO make
shc statement since their return from
The Worlds fair that it was not in it
.zith J. w Jones second hand store.
1622 Second avenue.
The property holders of the Third
Ward have retained NJ. :, M. Sturgeon
Is attorney and instructed him to go
before the city coundil at It's next
meeting and ask the council for an
easier grade for the proposed new
sidewalks in that ward.
The special assessment for the
pavement of Fourth avenue, Twenty
third street, Eighteenth street and
Fourteenth avenue are now due and
umyable to Collector l.. NJ. Buford at
che Peoples National bank. A re-