Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-18
CITY CHAT.
fcTntire Bros. discount sale.

d. you want homer Yesg We'll see
Reidy Bros
Who will insure with? Why Reidy
Bros Of course.
Wanted-A second cook at the Rock
Island house.
MeIntire Bros continue their discount
sale this week. Ssye money.
R. G. Parker. of Madison. Wis, is in
the city calling on old friends.
John Schultz, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
is in the city on q visit to friends here.
W. J. Ssltermsn, of Syracuse, \. Y,
is in Rock Island visiting with friends.
Eight great Jobs in Canton fannels
this week At McCsbe Bros. Best values
usually go first.
Miss Hattie Jackson left this morning
for Boston on visit to Mrs. II. C. Whit
ridge who resides there
Additions to the 50 80 cloak and jacket
table at McCabe Bros and all marked
down 70 81 for this week.
Miss Minnie Rohweder. of Winous,
MINI, arrived Saturday evening on
visit 70 her cousin, Mrs. G. F. Gazetteer.
Miss Annie Fryinger, who has been
the guest OF Miss Grace Anglemire, has
retpcned to Rock Island-Rockford Star.
A lot of hip seam, close fitting black
cheviot ladies jackets. Were S1O-close
them out this week at Sc. 90 at McC4be
Bros.
The reserve seat sale for the Ariel.
Thomas concert opens at the Harper
house pharmacy tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock.
w. II. Smith and wife, formerly of
Davenport and now located at Clinton,
are visiting at the residence of A. K.
Alters on Tenth street.
one lot OF misses navy cheviot jackets
trimmed with gray astrachan sold at
Sc 80 all season. This week they go at
81 80 st McCabe Bros.
The Vendetta" to be seen at Harper's
theatre "Wednesday evening, is ackuowl-
edged 30 be one sf the best attractions on
the road this season.
The circuit court wss convened by
Judge Peasants this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. snd then sdj,urncd Unit. tomor-
row mr-aing al 9 o'clock.
Jobs IN canton aannels, the run Of the
mills, l0yard- for % cents. 10 yards for
80 Gems. 20 yards for 45 cents, etc. etc,
etc, thi, week At McCabe Bros.
Mack W. Wiley is doing the proper
thing with the boys today over the ar
riv.. % little daughter at his home on
Seventeenth street Yesterday morning.
There was collision on the red line
below the end of the double track on
Saturday ,ning, but no serious damage
was done beyond the shaking up Of pas,
sengers.
Prof. Acterian is arranging for class
in the history Of philosophy. The second
NEE ting will occur this evening in the
High school office. All who are inter-
esled in this subject are asked to be pres
eut
The family Of the late Edward Murrin
desire to publicly acknowledge toe many
Offices Of kindness shown them in their
late bereavement, and express their
thanks for the's4me.
4 horse belonging to George GlockhofT
the dairyman, fell down twice on Third
avenue today and was suffering so that it
was taken TO TindalPs livery stable where
Officer L Eel shot the animal.
The interest in the special services al
the First Methodist church justifes and
demands that they be continued, A song
service will be held and short sermon
will be preached each evening. Services
beginning 3, 7.3) p. m.
Revival meetings will be continued al
the First Baptist church every evening
this week Prof. Paul Price will leaC
the chorus and render some beautiful SO.
los each evening. Praise service at 7:3O
led by Prof. Price.
4 sleigh containg two girls employed
at the Harper house broke through thu
ice just enough yesterday 10 Brighten thu
team which ran away, throwing out TIT
occupants, neither Of whom was hurt
The team was afterward caught in Dav-
euport.
The Vendetta," which is to appear a
Hsrper's theatre on Wednesday evenin!
of this week, was produced in Davenport
last Friday evening, and all who saw Il
including many from this city, pronounce
it the best spectacular production wit
messed at the Burtis this season
According to the Chicago Inter Ocean
c B. Holmes has been again elected presi.
dent of the Chicago City Railway Co
William B. Walker. ex president of tn,
tri city syndicate and director in tn,