Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-06
CITY CHAT.

Buy your lamps at the Columbia.
Spring jackets at McIntire Bros
Dress goods cheap at the Column
bia
Go to Gus Englin for your spring
suit.
capes-spring capes at McIntire
Bros
Corsetsl Cor<ets, Corsets at Me-
Cabe Bros
Wanted. at once, a laundry girl at
the Rock Island house.
A first class boarding house for
sale or rent by Reidy Bros
Ladies ready made suits at McIn-
tire Bros. Prices very reasonable.
Tenderloin, spare ribs. leaf lard
and pigs feet at Gilmore's pork house.
Mclntire Bros. begin their line of
jackets at 1926 for very fair gar
ment
John Babcock. of WATERFOWL, was
in the city today and paid his re-
spectS to the ARGUS.
Corset sale this week. the grandest
in the history of Rock Island. Don't
fail to attend-NcCabe Bros
George ". Dow. the Moline ink
manufacturer, has presented the AR
Gus with fine sample Of his crimson
INK.
The regular meeting of the W. c.
7. L. will be held tomorrow after
noon at ) clock at the Y. NJ. {. \.
building.
The observation-disclosures Dry
Gapds company. OF Davenport. will
announce the exact date OF their
opening soon.
Seiese ordering your spring suit
eNaniiae Gus Euglin's stock. 1t is a
revslatioain the way OF tasteful and
novel patterns.
Aid. E. H. Guyer returned this
afternoon from Louisville, XIV where
ne has been looking into electric
street sprinklers.
Conductor Robert Frazer. of the c..
B. & O., and wife. of Beardstown. are
visiting in the city on their wav to
st. Paul on visit.
Christian Vogel and Miss Mary
Kuhn. of this city, were united in
marriage by Magistrate Wivill at his
office late this afternoon.
Over 100 distinctively different
styles of corsets will be on sale on
Monday and all this week at McCabe
Bros, greatest Of corset sales.
William Huber lost a valuable
oyercoat by having it stolen out of
his buggy which was tied on Second
avenue. Saturday afternoon. So far
he has not recovered his property.
Manager Kindt, of the Burtis opera
house at Davenport. has two particu-
larly fine attraction for this week. in
the famous Brothers Byrne in Eight
Bells" "Wednesday evening. and
Thomas grand orchestra Friday
evening.
Oscar Applequist this morning as
summed his duties as prescription
clerk at Thomas drug store, Charles
Battles going to Moline to take
charge of his recently purchased
pharmacy. The ARGUS extends con-
CALCULATIONS to both these deserving
young men
Gus Englin. the merchant tailor,
has just received large invoice of
the finest line of spring suitings ever
brought to this city. Cennoisseurs
who have seen the stock are deli lighted
and declare that it is without e1cep-
ton the best assortment it has been
their f9tune to select from.
Along with all the other things
thai spring will bring is the Saliva
ton Army. Already the room has
been secured that was formerly oc-
eupied by Barker's grocery store
down on,Feurth avenue, and ere long
the soul-stirring music of the
tamberine will be the order each eve
ming.
Sometime last night someone broke
a window light at Susenmiehl's sec
ond hand store on Second avenue and
got away with two silverine watches
and a revolver displayed therein
The appearance of blood inside the
window this morning indicated that
she marauder had cut his hand on
breaking the glass.
EisSWheTe d. II. Mini aIl announces
mis- candidacy for the Office of town
ship collector, subject to the appro-
val of the democratic city township
convention. Mr.. Kimball is a life
long democrat, is possessed of every
qualification essential to the success
. fui conducting of the office, and is in
need and deserving of it.
Charley Case is devoting himself
enerGetically these days to the Guilt
yation of his crop of cockleburs. He
says this is the best time of the wear
for the industry in which he is en-
gagged, and is elated in that it is one
that the removal of the tariff will
not affect as cockleburs come i'm free
under the Mckinley bill. Otherwise
we would have seen Case at the head