Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-13
BRIEFLETS.

The Industrial far opens tonight,
Did you see the aprons2 Ha! ha,
White wash goods sale at McCabes.
Dancing school Wednesday evening.
McIntire Bros. this time-wash goods
Read Mrs. Yolande's advertisement or
this page.
Wanted-A tailor to work by the week
at Hopes,
Miss Carrie Lyford, of Moline, is quite
i'll with pneumonia,
Mr.. l. d Burgh, of Clinton, spent the
Sabbath in the city.
New wash goods a: McIntire Bros
Empress satines, white goods.
Spring is here; visit McIntlre Bros for
spring goods now arriving.
Tape check nainsooks y cents per yard
this week at McCabe Bros.
Dancing school at Armory hall We'd
nesduy evening. Admission 35 cents.
Misses Sue and Kate Cook have res
turned from their visit to Cambridge.
The c., B. & Q. pay Car made many
souls in Rock Island happy today.
Aprons somewhat mussed - in three
lots, cents. cents, IL cents, at McCabe
Bros.
Visit Loosley's crockery store, whether
to buy or not and examine prices, 1909
Second avenue.
John Evans keeps good flour Mt S1.10
per sack, buckwheat and Graham flour
aud corn meal.
A job-seven pieces check piques 81
cents per yard, to open the white goods
sale ut McCabe Bros.
A few pieces of lace stripes at Al cents
per yard at McCabe Bros. May not last |
more than two days.
ST. Mary's Catholic church at Moline |
was damaged to the extent of 5000 by |
fire yesterday afternoon.
Harry j Symes is occupying the posi-
ton OF bar tender at the Kimball house
saloon in prohibitiondom.
George B. Henry, of Hampton, has
somehow slipped through the fingers of
the law at Columbus, Ohio, and is home
again.
This weather is deserving of all the
it is receiving. A little
slushy below, but none of us are going
that way.
There was a great number of people
and most delightful afternoon on the
ice yesterday. The track was in magni~
fcent condition.
The Rock Island Building and Loan
will keep open its ed series
Turing the Industrial Fair, and will issue
stock at its Office in the fair.
The handsome stock of lamps at
Loosley's crockery store is going at
prices lower than ever before offered,
hanging lamps.
Two funerals occurred in Hampton
,ownship yesterday-that of James
Evans an old resident at Carbon Cliff,
md Mrs. Campbell, at Rapids City.
Mr., W. II. Wade, the new attorney, has
Irrived and has opened an office in Dim
ck's new block on Twentieth street.
His card appears in another column.
A special sale of white goods will be in
rider this week at McCabe's. We can
,nly say that their stock is very large, :
md their prices are always the lowest.
The Ladies say that. McIntire Bros
ssortment of white goods and embroid-
ries are the finest in this section :
rices are at least 20 per cent below any
PREVIOUS offering.
One case (37 dozen) ladies muslin un-
Ierwear, got lost in transit. only reached
icCabe's store on Saturday-too late
or their big sale last week-will be
brown out recklessly, perhaps at not
nore than half price.
The Holly Hose company will have 4
heir annual masquerade at Armory hall,
'eb. II. Strictly invitation. Costumes
Or rent at the hall afternoon and even
lg. A prize will be given to the finest
ldies' costume and the finest gents cos
lme.
Many Rock Islanders witnessed the
pcond production of the "Mikado" by
ONE talent at the Burtis opera house in
davenport, Saturday night 1t was ar
lnged today to have the opera given by
10 same company in Rock Island on
ther the gath or 2Sth inst, under the
Ispices of BuforI Post. G. A. r.
The greatest tr-city theatrical attrac>
on until Booth and Barrett come in the
BRING, will be the appearance of the tai c
lted tragedian, Thomas w. Keene, at
lie Burts opera house tomorrow night,
i'd large number from this city propose
tending. Mr.. Keene will appear in his
asterpece Richard the ILL.," and his
depreciation of the wonderful historical
agedy is study,