Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-30
CITY CHAT.

- Buy your lace curtains at the Col
'um bia.
IN Dressed chickens and ducks at
Buncher's.
Fresh white fish and trout at
Buncher's.
Telephone 1254-Aster & Co.-for
eern and oats.
Pianos and organs at your own
price at Bowlby's.
Spring opening Friday aud Satur-
day al the Columbia.
i'm. Christy. of Des Moines. is in
the city on business.
Wilson's famous MINISTRIES at Har-
Per's theatre tomorrow night
5000 buys nice modern upright
piano in walnut case at Bowlby's.
II. c. wiviii will be retained as po-
lice magistrate and he deserves to be.
An umbrella free with dry goods
tomorrow and Saturday at McCabe
Bros
Only, the NJ. & X. have those fancy
canvass slippers for ladies, the great
est agony.
Go to Bowlby's ard buy nice.
modern. high-top organ for S45-at
the removal sale.
Miss Alice Hengstler left this
morning for Chicago on visit to
friends in that city.
The people and low prices will |
make moving small job for us. Re-
moval sale at Bowiby's.
The latest in hats. shirts. neck
wear, in endless variety can be found |
at simon & Mosenfelder's.
George Wilson. the prince of min
strel entertainers. is TO be seen at
Harper'e theatre tomorrow night
Ladies have YOU seen those suede
slippers NJ. & X. are selling at 81. 80.
same a. other dealers charge $3.50
for.
Paul ThieseR and Fred Staassen
are the very men for assistant super
2visore. Give them your vote next
Tuesday.
Everybody should be there on Fri
cay and Saturday. as McCabe Bros.
dry goods opening promises to he
very attractive.
John Sheridan who was sent down
from Moline for 20 days on charge
Of vagrancy was released from the
country lad today
No. third termers. say the people
II is contrary to the spirit and
form OF our government. No more
Of McConochieism. |:
!" An English gloria umbrella to any
}ustomer buying dry goods to the
amount of IS on Friday and Satur-
day at McCabe Bros.
N. & K. never dissapoint YOU and
when they promise you something
special at their grand opening YOU
should not fail to wait.
j. Il. Johnston will be Rock ISL
and's next assessor. The people are
elamorin@ for a change. and Mr..
Johnston win give it to them.
The people are tired of McCono-
ekis,a and they don't like third termers
The natural consequence is {
that McConochie's jig is up.
Elect Ed. Bakersfield township coll
Ieetor next Tuesday. He is head and
shoulders above his opponent both as
a man and'a> regards to fitness for the
office.
Edward Lieberknecht and James
r. Larkin viii be elected constables
next Tuesday, along with the other
democrats They are the right kind
Of men, too.
The democrats have only to do
their full duty next Tuesday to make
a complete sweep. Let no democrat
fail 10 do his part and participate in
the triumph.
Albert ID. Huesing is making
splendid Canvass for the office of city
clerk. His election is assured, and
he will make a most excellent and
competent official.
McCabe Bros. store viii not be
open tomorrow morning until 10,
o'clock, owing to the preparations
for their general dry goods opening
for Friday and Saturday.
Peter Schlemmer and II. A. Bald
win will be elected Justices of the
-peace next Tuesday. They are the
right kind of men for the offices and !
the people will so declare.
Tomorrow, Good Friday, there will !
pe services at Trinity church at 10 Il.
m; from II to 3 p. m. and at 1880 p. |
II. On Saturday there will be ser
vices OF 10 a. m. and p. m.
Everything new for mems wear can
he found at Simon & Mosenfelder's. |
By Saturday morning they will be
ready to show the grandest and pref
test line of merchandise ever seen |
here.
Twin City Typographical Union.
No 107 at its meeting last !
r. evening selected John Schlemmer as
delegate to the meeting of the Inter