Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-13
BRIEF MENTION.

EisEos ~ SiV nOntn al WooQyatts 8.
Pianos at SO a month at Woodyatt's.
Pianos at $40 a month at Woodyst,'s.
Pianos at $40 month q, Wocdyatt's.
Bill Nye and A P Burbank, Friday.
Dec 16
The famous Wheelock & E.tey pianos
al Woodystt's.
Ask your dealers for the Black Hawk
brand or oysters.
When buying fresh oysters. buy the
Black Hawk brand.
The famous Wheeiock & Estey piano
at Woodyatts.
If you want the best buy the Blake
Hawk brand oysters.
A fine line of candies az KreI s. Maths
for the holiday trade.
The mstchless Weber & Decker Bros
pianos at Woodyatt's.
Christmas trees and tree ornaments. all
| Sizes at Krell s. Maths.
The matchess Weber & Decker Bros.
pianos at Woodyatts.
Two rooms 20 rent. over David Don's
store. 1917 Third avenue.
Three nice upright pianos, as good as
rev, cheap at WoodyatIs.
R. SIockhouse and wife left last nj gLt
on short visit to friends.
Fine celuloid boxes. shell boxes ami
satin lined baskets at Krell & Maths
D. NJ. ard J. Nj. Martin, of Hillsdale.
were in the city yesterday on business
Now is your time to make your selec-
ton Of 8 winter suit or oYercoat at
| Dixon's.
Wanted "A competent girl for genera;
housework. Apply at 1882 Third
avenue.
Reyolvers, old shoes. hogs and dogs.
and all sorts of box es filed with candies
at Krell & Maths.
The many friends of Miss Euretts Z
Page will be glad TO hear that sa. i
slowly recovering from her illness.
Send your orders for game, fish lob
sters. clans. shell and canned oysters to
Harry Smythe's, 1919 Second avenue.
Telephone 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heimbeck are re-
| joiclDg over the advent of q new dapgh
ter in their home. the first representative
five children.
Invitations are out for q rece ption to
be given by the Y N. c. T U,to The Y N.
| G A and the members Of the young PEG
Piles societies OF the various churches
The reception is to be at the NJ E. church
parlors this evening.
1t is now stated on good authority that
the c., B b @. road. which has long been
considering the matter of putting on q
direct Chicago train service, has at last
concluded to do so. and that it will be
one of the features of the opening new
year.
Information is wanted as to the pres
ent name and address of the sister of
Patrick Brady, of California, formerly
known as Mrs Eliza Haney, but who
has since REMARKED. She formerly lived
in Davenport. Any information from
or concerning her will be gratefully re-
ceived by her sister. Mrs. Margaret Breen,
81 Vsrnum street, Lowell. Mass.
At the meeting of the directo rs of the
Tri-City Blade last night the matters per-
| tanning to the printers strike were salts
fsctorily adjusted by the union scale be-
ing signed by the publishers. The resig-
nation of M Mertz as editor was accept
ed, r. c. Qusckenbush. late Of Dubuque.
being Installed as the new editor and E
Z. Lawyer reinststed as business man
sger.
Bill Nye is walking encyclopedia of
fun. and will make you forget all the ills
and trouble of life for two solid hours
The pathetic selections of MIR. Burbank
blend admirably with the droll humor of
Nye. and between these two kings of en-
tertainment the spectator is kept in
laughter or tears throug cut the entire
evening. II was happy ides, Joining
these two famous monologisLs together.
and whoever misses seeing aud hearing
them next Friday night will throw away
the opportunity of a lifetime
Numerous wild stories sre current IL
regard to. Fred Weyerhauser Jr who is
attending Yale being placed under arresi
on account Of a college prank but III,
stories are exaggerated The foundatioD
for the reports was caused by about zoo
of the students attending an opera, One
of the crowd threw torpedo on tbs
stage which exploded and Mr. Weyer
hauser was arrested on the strength o.
having light colored suit of clothes tht
offender having been similarly dressed
The case against him was dimissed 3
soon as the mistake was discovered.
Child Enjoys