Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-20
CITY CHAT.

Dressed chickens at Souder g. Sons.
Bird cages from 40c up al the Colum-
sis.
Nice select oysters at George Browner
& Co.'S.
20 per cent discount sale at the
london.
Grand o. ster lunch at Foot" Roldorf's
tonight
90 per cent discount sale at the
Aondon.
Extraordinary bargains at the NJ. & K.
clearance sale.
Nice black bass and pickerel at George
Browner & Co.'s.
90 per cent discount on any suit or over
coat at the London.
Wsnted-Plow filters. Eagle Mfg.
CO., Davenport, Ia.
copper cent discount on ATTY lit in the
house. The London.
20 per cent discount on any suit or
evercoat in the house
Fancy bell flower apples and nice or
snges at Souder & Sons
Choice hen turkeys and pigeons at
George Browner & Co.'S.
90 per cent discount on any overcoat
in the house. The London.
Remember the Columbia has q full line
Of crocKery at the lowest prices.
IS 90 for mems ulsters worth $3.50.
Sample of cut prices at NJ. & X.
Foot" Holdorf will serve an oyster
lunch at his place on Third avenue to-
night.
We are bound to reduce stock and shall
give from 10 to % per cent off on all
chi!dreu's shoes tomorrow. The Boston.
Ten to % per cent off on any and ali
children's shoes tomorrow. Don't mss
this chance to secure bargains. The Bos>
ton.
Kiss Emma Adams left this morning
Tor Chicago. accompanying her little nece.
Tot Adams, who has been visiting her
home.
Special shoe sale Childrens shoes of
all Kinds at big bargsius-10 to % per
cent off on all children's shoes tomorrow.
The Boston.
Hugh McCOrtney, an unm rried man
whose home was at Milan until a short
time ago. died vt the county farm this
morning. aged rs
Omer Adams. of Dubuque, has arrived
in the city TO take the position of check
clerk in the office of the Western Uuion
Telegraph company here.
Some special immense bargains in
shoes. We are preparing to ret GIVE our
spring stock, which is now being manu-
featured for us-M s. <.
Too many shoes. We must move
them, and cheap prices will do II; 10 to
IS per cent off on all chIldren's shoes to-
morrow only. The Boston.
The street car strike may be said to be
devoid of interest today, except the fact
that few more of the men have return
ed to the compsny's employ.
Throughout their entire stock the NJ.
q h. have N ,de big cuts-suits. pants,
overcosts, everything included in this
special clearance ssle-M. & K
G. F. GAZETTEER is now the owner of
the we'll kno IN Monroe PAGER of Moline
known as Niger Boy Christ now
has one OF the best pieces of horseissh
in the three cities.
Louis Mosenfelder and wife left yester-
asv for Chicago, where Mr. Mosenfelder
will remain a week and Mrs. Mosenfelier
will spend a longer period visiting rela-
lives and friends.
The condition of ex-Supervisor George
E. BrOwner, whose illness has been here.
tofoIe noted In the ARGUS. is reported rs
very alarming, news which will be re-
Selved with general regret.
Aid. W. F Schroeder, who was inci-
- = H.
as = republican candidate for mayor. TINS
morning settled all dispute as to his can
diescy by formally declaring him.
The grey team belonging to the Ma
iionsl Cracker factory wagon INDUCED in
n spirited run down Second avenue this
afternoon. being stopped near DR.. Ey-
Ster's residence. No damage was done.
Gibson s. Burns, of the Manhattan,
have arranged for another athletic exhi-
btIon on Saturday night. The fes ure of
the evening will he a wrestling bout be-
tween Cuckoo Jim Collins and Moore,
the champion middleweight Of Iowa.
ROBERT Berkmann. blacksmith at the
lower saw mills, fell into the hole in the
ice at the foot of Seventeenth street
last night and when taken out was
COFOieu Win d bnetI OF ice. ne was
taken TO the Commercial house, where
he was warmed up and sfterwsrd taken
home.
Miss Trips dancing class at Standard
Grub rooms, Friday p. m Beginners
received ut any time. An evening class,
now forming. Instructions to begin
ners, 7.30 D. m. New dances. etc. 8 80
p. m. Private lessons for one or more
arranged when desired. Apply at club
Iooms after 8 o'clock
A movement is on foot among the la
dies of st. Joseph parish to form ST.
Jeseph's Columbian club. L. will b. in
the nature OF an auxiliary 90 the churcu
and school and the purpose ia TO give No
entertainment in the near iu-ure. Tue
ladies meet at St, J,.eun's echo Il next
Sunday TO perfect the orlaDIz zion.
8. S. Saunders. representing the Al
dine hotel al Chicago, n h0steIrg vito,