Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-23
CITY CHAT.

A new line OF side boards just in
at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Thomas Sweet is recovering slowly
from his recent Illness
Have you seen Lloyd & Stewards
new hats? See their 81 hats. {.
Get the grain, stock and provision
market at 1920 Second avenue.
Every hat that Lloyd & Stewart
sell is guaranteed. the cheapest to the
best.
Do not make a mistake! You can
get a stylish hat for 50 at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Oh, my! Just think of it-a nice
stylish hat for 81, q and $3.50 at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Tax Collector John o. Freed turns
over his books next Tuesday, and ali
taxes should be paid to him by that
day.
Where are you going to buy that
new hat? See LLOYD & Stewards
line. They can suit your fade and
pocket.
&C. Truesdale received dispatch
this morning from Minneapolis to the
effect that his fathers condition was
unchanged.
Stop at 1920 Second avenue and
get the market reports. Private
wires to Chicago and New York
Slater Montrose.
Have you seen the chamber suits
Just received at G.. D. Huckstaedt's?
They are the best values ever shown
in the tri-cities.
An immense line of new dining
room and parlor tables just received
at G. o. Huckstaedt's at prices that
make competition green with envy.
To our patrons and friends: We
take pleasure in calling your special
attention to our Easter opening on
the 9th and 2Sth of March.-BIack-
burn & Co.
Ladies, you can see more imported
pattern hats at Mrs. G. c. Hodges
Easter opening than ever shown by
any milliner west Of Chicago. Wait
for them.
We hope to be favored by your
presence and inspection at our mil
linery opening Wednesday and
Thursday, March % and 2S.-Black-
burn & Co.
For a perfect baker, fine workman
ship, beautiful appearance and in
teresting price, examine the Jewel"
stove or Range at Allen, Myers &
Co.'S, opposite :he Harper house.
China and Japan mattings of the
very latest importations are coming
in daily at q. D. Huckstaed;'s.
They are being sold at lower prices
than you can get inferior qualities
for at other places.
Supper from 6 to 8 o'clock Tues
day evening. March 20, at the First
Al. Z. church for % cents, after
which there will be n short program
and ice cream and cake. Come and
enjoy 4 social evening.
At st. Anthony's hospital yester-
day afternoon, Drs. Holiowbush,
Plummer and Comegys amputated
the right foot of William KELSEY, of
Milan. above the ankle. the opera
ton being due to blood disease.
We are really sorry for W. H. Jor-
dan who is trying to be elected alder
man in the Third ward. but on the
whole he will be spared the humilia-
ton of coming down with such dali
thud as Fred Schroeder has exper-
fenced.
That was an arduous task which
the Union undertook in commencing
the qualifications of Mr.. Bladel for
city clerk. and it no doubt feels
greatly relieved after the effort. We
heartily sympathize with the Union
in its unenviable position.
The remains of the late Mrs. jacob
Evans. which were Feb. % deposited
in Chippianock cemetery. will tomor.
row morning at 10 o'clock be con
signed to final rest in Dixon GENE
terry, near Sears, with services tC
which friends are invited.
"A thing of beauty is joy for
ever. Locate right at the beginning,
writes one citizen on the margin o.
the petition to the county board or
the court house frontage-and he i:
not impelled entirely by selfish mo-
tives in the sentiment, either.
Our Populist. a new weekly publ
cation issued by the Populist Pub
fishing company. of which T. II. Eli:
is editor. G.. II. Blanchard associat,
editor and Il. j. Caverly solicitor
has made its appearance. The day
of publication is to be Saturday.
1t is sufficiently hard upon the tax
payers of the city to be compelled t.
bear the expense of a special e!ectio,
in the First ward TO crafty Bladel'
ambition to be citv clerk. withou
having to tolerate him in the latte
office. 1t is given out. in the case o