Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
CITY CHAT.

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Friday and Saturday at the Column
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Butter % cents pound at Max
Kautz's.
Sole agents for the Knox hats-The
London.
Eggs IS cents dozen at Max
kautz's.
George Wilson'S MINISTRIES Friday
evening.
Concert at Turner hall on Satur-
day evening.
All the spring novelties in clothing
at the London.
They are dandies, those SO suits
at fhe London.
Spring opening Friday and Satur-
day at the Columbia.
Neglegee shirts all the latest
shades-The London.
Spring overcoats. worth up to SIS,
only $40. The London.
Grand concert and ball at Turner
hall on Saturday evening.
Lavender silk handkerchiefs in
four shades at the London
The prince OF MINISTRIES. George
Wilson, at Harper's theatre Friday !
night. !
Your choice of any tie in the house
47c, ties worth up to Sl.5o- The
London.
Alpine the latest craze in hats, all
celors. worth 81. 80 only $3.50 at the
London
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seasons goods, is immense-The
London.
II you want something real elegant
in the shoe line. NJ. & X. is the place
to ges it.
Get your boy his suit this week 80
he will have it Easter. No place
like the London to fit him. /,
California pears. peaches. april, ots
and grapes to be. sold out at Si.90
per dozen at Browner & Cos.
California pears. peaches. apricots
and grapes to be sold out at Sl.90
per dozen at Browner & Cos.
There seems to be wonderful bond j
of sympathy between .'Boney" John
son and Chief Miller. Can one guess ,
the reason? II
Hundreds of ladies viii tell you
that the millinery exhibit at Nc
Cabe Bros today is the finest they
have ever seen.
The case against DIR. Hanna. who
was under arrest on complaint of
Miss notwithstanding. was settled this
by the payment OF $500.
The Union refers to it's ticket a.
Wouldn't it be more ,
proper to speak of it as the '.McCono-
chie=MiIler" ticket, alias the ..singed !
cat?"
We are the leaders in low prices |
and all. the other clothiers know they
cannot sell as cheap as we. If they
sell good reliable merchandise. The
London
The result of yesterdays rcgistra- G
ton in the different wards is as fol- :
lows: First ward. 1926; Second, 63I; c
Third. 673; Fourth, Sos; Fifth 620: t
Seventh, COS; Sixth. 4S7. :
McCabe Bros. millinery opening I
continues during Thursday. Their t
general opening of dry goods takes /
place at 10 O'Clock Oh Friday morn t
ing and continues over Saturday.
The Stone Directory company is /
up its canvass and will q
complete it in 10 days. ANY changes t
in residence should be reported to :
Mr.. Stone at 81 Sixteenth street II
The Sir Knights of Everts COM :
mandery of Rock Island, and St. ST.
mon of Cyrene commandcry of Day- =
EXPORT, attend special Easter services
1T Trinity church. this city. next
Sunday evening. :
While Capt. Koehler was doing his +
best to help out MeConochie vester-
lay, the latter was putting up Job
he blame of his own bad faith TO ;
Hoehler's door. a
We shall not only have the largest b
store. but decidedly the largest and I
inest stock, besides everything will
De new-no old shelf room or bank
rupt stuff-by all means wait for the
opening of the NJ. &c K new clothing p
store f
III. A. Baldwin, democratic candi- :.
late for justice of the peace has re- :
,urned from his visit to Racine. and O
has entered into an energetic canvass t.
or the office for which he is "A candi- T
late, and proposes to get there too T.
With both feet.
The funeral of the late James
Dickson, of Milan, was held from the -,
home to the Presbyterian church W
hero at O'Clock yesterday after V,
loon. Itwas very largely attended b.
~ friends of the deceased. the inter y,
nent being made in the Milan Gene tc