Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-15
CITY CHAT.


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Next week will be bargain week at
Bowlby's.
See the new styles in pianos at
Bowlby's.
See the new pavilion at the Tower
tomorrow.
Cars every 20 minutes to the Tower
Tomorrow afternoon.
Save 20 per cent by buying your
shoes at Dolly Bros.
Mayor-elect L. j. Medill, Jr.. has
returned from Chicago.
New pianos fresh from the factory
5ast received at Bowlby's.
Have YOU seen the latest hats?
lloyd & Stewart have them.
Pabst milwaukee book beer on
araught at William Dressen's.
Pabst milwaukee book beer on
Sraught at William Dressen's.
We call your attention in silk and
fancy vests. Lloyd and Stewart.
Have YOU seen the waukenhose, the
latest thing in footwear at Lloyd
* Stewards.
Edward Burrill, Sr.. is expecting
TO sail for Dublin next week on an cN-
tended visit.
Wall paper and carpets cleaned by
J D. Means. 1915 Third avenue. tel
sphone 1035.-
So children's suits $3.50 with the
Spening of the NJ. n X. new clothing
store next Saturday.
75c quality balbriggan underwear
s9c with the opening of the NJ. X X.
sew clothing store Saturday
Mai. Quincy Mcneil came up from
Quincp this morning to spend a cou-
pie of days with old friends.
The Tri-City Labor Congress has an
important meeting at Wiggers' hall
Davenport. tomorrow afternoon.
Three square pianos that have just
acen put in good order | will sell at
about your own price at Bolhy's.
Read the special Inducements with
the opening of the NJ. Il X. new
clothing store saturday, April -.
No music. but SIS suits for SO
with the opening of the NJ. & h
new clothing store next Saturday.
An invafid's bill saved-vitalitv re-
stored by using Monroe's Tonic. For
sale at the Harper House pharmacy.
u am completely worn out
s-Monroe's Tonic will strengthen you
try it" Harper House pharmacy
Duties of Wives to Their Hus-
bands. : talk on family life. at the |
First Baptist church tomorrow even |
ing
% Shin
eeived the reward for seven wolves
sealps from County Clerk kohier to-
day
The handsome new clothing store
of the NJ. & X. with an entirely new
stock will open next Saturday-waitl
for it.
Ernest Won Archer left this after
soon for Peoria, where he enters the |
employ OF a bottling works a travel
ing salesman.
Fine corner lot on Seventeenth /
street and Eighth avenue. in Huber
L Peetz's addition. for sale cheap by |
A. d. Huesing.
The organs must 90. | am bound |
10 close them out next week ii low
prices will do it. Call in and get
fI1Ccs db DoNipN -
Pale cheeks, general fatigue-no |
appetite, dependency or irritability |
eured by using Monroe's Tonic. Mar
shall Il Fisher sell it.
Mrs Charles Detlefsen i seriously |
III ut her home on Seventeenth street, |
she trouble being inflamnatory rheu- |
natism and pleurisy.
NJ. q X. will open their new cloth
ing store. the largest, finest and best
equipped in the three cities-will |
epen next Saturday, April y.
The funeral OF the late George w. |
8gopp was held from the family home
1908 Second avenue. at , O'Clock this
Rev. Il. f. Sweet official
ing
Lost-A locket, between Thirteenth
and Eighteenth streets. with yellow
ribbon attached. Finder please re-
surn to ARGUS office and receive re-
ward.
Fruit trees. berry plants. grape |
vines. roses, shade and ornamental
frees; evergre ems suitable for lawn,
park or cemetery. Nursery. Port
Byron, III.
Base ball at Twin-City park tomor-
row, Rock Island VS. Moline. Bat
series-Moline, Cunningham and
Zeis; Rock Island, Browner and
Sage. Admission 20 cents
Subscriptions are being received
Tor the forty-fourth series of stock in
she Rock Island Building association
"A paying investment and one that
viii promote the growth of the city
ST. Joseph's branch No. IS, West
srn Catholic Union, gave a very en-