Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-14
CITY CHAT.

Mexican onyx tables at Clemann &
Sslzmsnn's.
Charles Sanders, OF Iowa City. is CALI
ing on friends here.
Special shoe sale. Notice the change
OF sd in the Boston.
Nice mufflers and fur collars In all the
latest styles at Bennetrs.
BE sure and call at Bennett. for your
Christmas gloves and mitts.
Call st Clemsnn & Salzmsnn's and see
their fine line Of sideboards.
Hon. Delos P. Phelps, of Monmouth,
was in the city today on business.
Call and see the immense display of
fancy rockers at Clemsnn s. Salzmann's.
Gloves and mittens of all kinds suits-
BILE for Christmas at Benefits glove
store.
Z. G, Frazer is distributing some
handsome calendars for the season of
1898
Selling out at cost at Huebinger Bros. ;
2ls West Second street. Davenport. Buy
before the rush,
Shoe sale Ladies will find some rare
Bargains in the splendid shoe sale Friday
and Saturday, at the Boston.
Huebinger Bros. Davenport, are SELL
ing out at cost and below Select q beau
tiful picture for a holiday oft.
Rev. G. Lsnders. colored, Of St. Louis,
viii open revival services at Mt. Zion
Baptist church, Moline. tonight.
Friday and Saturday will be bargain
days In shoes at the Boston, and ladies
needing shoes will profit by attending.
George Schsfer sold one OF his Thir-
tenth street houses through Reid Bros
agency Yesterday. Consideration, 81, 800
George Schsfer sold to Meyer 2osen-
fend. through Reidy Bros agency. q
house and lot On Thirteenth street. Con-
siderstion. 81, 400.
The Misses Mamie Richards and
Mamie Roche left this afternoon fol
Bradford. H.. where they assist in q
musical entertainment.
Buy your art goods for the holidays at
Hueblnger Bros. 219 Yves, Second street
Davenport. Goods all going ut cost or
account Of selling out
Friday will be bargain day in children's
and boys shoes. Notice bargains listed
and 10 per cent of on all other children's
shoes also. st the Boston
The family Of the lste Matthew Renley
desire TO publicly return their thanks to
all who rendered them Kindness and sym.
psth5 in their iste bereavement.
On account OF the miserable weather
yesterday the meeting of the Rock IslsnC
County Columbian clab was postponed,
and notice Of the meeting will be given
later
There is nothing rev in the operators
strike. II is now about a settled fac
that the opers'ors on the Big Four will
be called out. Two more operators have
arrived to look after the keys here.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'
the fairy spectacular opera to be give1
at Harpers theatre next Tuesday evening
for the benefit Of the Ninth street NJ. E.
church promises to he one of the best en-.
tertainments ever given here by loca
talent.
Kid" Browner arrived home from the
south last night and is shiverng around
town today trying to get used to tht
cold weather again. He has been play
ing ST New Orleans in q series of games
of the state Of Texss against the Ores
cent City. The Kid says Texas is al
right for some things. but not for has,
ball. He will remain the rest of the win
ter.
The twenty ninth annual meeting OF
the Illinois State Teachers as 1ocistior
will be held in the capitol building q,
Springfield. Dec. 81 go Superintendent
Of Schools kemble. Principal Bishop ant
County Superintendent Marshall will at
tend from Rock Island Mr. KembIe i.
on the programme to participate In the
discussion.
Huebinger's photo art gallery. 81!
West Second street, Davenport, makes
special offer. With every dozen cabinet
photographs. from now until January /.
1898 will be given gratis q beautiful
album of the tri-cities and Arsenal 16C
views, valued at 81 so. Huebinger is
selling out his entire stock of fine ari
goods at SO cents on the dollar, within
the next ninety days.
The second term of Miss Trips dane
ing class will open Friday at 1 p. IN al
the Standard Club rooms, oyer Krell S
New and fancy dsnces given advanced
pupils. Beginners received at any time
Special attention is given TO the waltz
which is taught by the latest and mos
approved methods For terms apply al
club room, Friday afternoon, or address
Miss Trip. 1928 Fourth avenue, Rock
Island.
The Davenport & Rock Island railway
compsnv's electric pillow did effective
work in battling with the snow Yesler-
day. Through its operation the streets
we're kept open during the heaviest part
Of the storm with but c. nsequent lit lie
interruption to traffic. The revolving
brushes scatter the snow as well as sweep
the tracks and, followed up bv the horse
power street scrspers, the snow is thrown
away from the tracks entirely, leaving no
ground for objection on the score of be-
ing banked on either side. The electric
plow did not brighten horses to the extent