Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-20
CITY CHAT.

Early OuiO pototOcs At hdusSen B.
Roll butter 10 cents a pound al
Longs.
Fresh eggs 10 cents a dozen al
Longs.
A full line of fresh vegetables al
w. A. Ehleb's.
A fresh line of bottled and bulk
olives at Ehleb's.
BENZ. Whitsitt, of Presumption. was
in the city today.
Watch for spring styles in foot
wear at Dolly Bros.
The new styles in spring overcosts
are now in at NJ. & KS.
More black crepons at the Boston
Store, Davenport, Iowa.
Spring opening March 26 and 81 at
Mrs. L. Schmidt's millinery.
Five hundred pounds of nice roll
butter to be sold cheap at Beecher's
A second shipment of ladies' stat
waists has been rec ived at M. & KS.
One hundred black spool silk 5
cents. 5 cents, 5 cents, at Young &
McCombs'.
Mrs. Dimock's display Of millinery
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
March 25, &c and "a.
just receiveh-a new line of taffeta
tartan plaid silks. the newe-t thing
out, at Young & McCOmbs'.
The best cambria skirt lining 2
cents a yard with every dress " or
over. at Young & McCombs'.
Anybody can sell a shoe. but every
body can't fit the foot. Our special
ty is fitting feet.-Dolly Bros.
Misses Lydia Range and Anna
Strecker are visiting Rev. A. q. Men,
nicke and wife at Hickory Grove, Ill.
Col. Henry Curtis was able to be
at his office for few moments today
for the first time since his recent ill
ness.
Don't be in q rush, but wait for
the Easter opening of Mrs. c. c.
Hodges new millinery store. Hurst
block.
Black silk finish Henrietta. 80 cent
quality, Zone dress to a customer)
So cents a yard at Young & Nc
Combs.
The ladies of the First NJ. f. church
will give a social and supper Tues
day evening, March 26, in the church
parlors.
Hustle out those fat boys and have
them fitted with a spring suit. The
new styles of fat boys suits are now
in at Nj. & KS.
Bring a silver Offering of any
amount, and you can hear Rev. w.
S. Marquis Interesting lecture at
the Central church tomorrow even
ing.
The largest line of imported pat
tern hats ever displayed west of Chi
cago. will be seen at the Easter open
ing of Mrs. c. c. Hodges. Wait and
see them.
Tomorrow night at Harper's thea
for the benefit of st. Anthony's hos
pital 1t will be fine entertainment
for a worthy purpose.
The democrats of the Fifth ward
will hold caucus at the Twenty
second street hose house at 1880 to-
morrow evening for the purpose of
nominating an aldermanic candidate.
Aid. Robert Kuschmann yesterday
afternoon rendered his resignation as
Fifth ward alderman to Mayor Medill,
in accordance with the opinion given
in the Bladel case by City Attorney
Haas.
Don't buy any silk for waists I'M
til you have inspected Young & Nc
Combs line. They can show the
most complete line in the city at
prices they guarantee cannot be du-
plicated.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Haynes has returned
from st. Louis after years alb
sence accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Loomice and Miss Blanche Bean,
who are visiting their aunt. Mrs. NJ
W. Battles.
Figured dotted swisses, veloutines,
Dresden figured pique. French or
CANDIES, dotted s~isses in either
black with white. white with black.
or plain black and white at the Bos-
ton Store. Davenport. Iowa.
DIR. W. H. Ludewig is expected to
arrive from Europe the latter part OF
the week Mrs. Ludewig left for
Chicago last evening to join her hus-
band, and after q short stay with
relatives, will return to this city.
The Boston Stores silk and dress
goods department is right on tor
with the assortments and way at the
bottom with the prices. No house ii
this vicinity is showing the immense
assortment as the Bost1n Store, Dav
export.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. johnson anl
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