Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-16
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Ladies' dongols kid button shoes ut
he following prices: 81 25 $3.50 81 65,
81 Is. $1.S5. 50 50 25. $3.50 snd SIS, AL
solid ana fresh goods. at Dolly Bros.
The bridge line cars will run until sf
the holidays, it is expected now. and
Supt Schu!tger will have them 81 pro
vidtd with STOVES within day or tive.
All sizes and widths of ladies' shoes
advertised for Saturday. These are
goods carried regularly in stock. and lot
purct ased for the occasion. The Boston.
Special shoe sale. Ladies will regre: it
if they mics getting pair of shoes %
morrow at this sale, as you don't get
such N opportunity every day. The
Boston.
Bill Nye will have a crowd at SOC and
Use apiece. McCabe Bros will have n
crowd at the same time, and you can de-
pend upon saving more than a dollar an
hour at this place.
present at Will r. Johnson's: A nice
watch a nice ring. nice chain. spoons
OF every description, silver and gold hair
pins, fancy colna cups.
Township Collector George W Gam
tie has srrsngc With r. A DoDsldson 10
assist him in m liking the tax colleen "a
and his Office will be with that 81 Hurst
& Donaldso in Masonic Temple.
Wanted-A toy as al a'Irentir e.
Must he past Is years Of sge Stesdv
employment will be given to the right
M Mt Han Of ln Iii
can journal office between and 10 IN
tomorrow.
Suitable presents for gentlemen at
Will f Johnson's: A nice watch charm.
solid silver match safe silver shaw
| ing mug, nice watch chain, a ring OF
| the many designs we have in stock, and
many other articles.
A tlcles OF Incorporation of the Variety
Wood works were fled in the Office If
the county recorder Yesterday. The
canital stock is placed at SIS, 900, and the
company which has been in operation
some time is doing a rushing business.
The Peoria switch engine pushing a
car cOllided with team and wagon
owned ~ Bert Remley at First avenue
| and Seven'h street this morning, smash =
ing the wagon and ipjuring one Of the
horses, the driver. Frank Doplir, having
narrow escape.
Little else save the claim OF both sides
that each is gaining ground develops in
! the Sock Island operators strike. No
difference is noed in the running of
trains here, and unless some other move
is made by the operators there is no
Of Fnr in
sequence.
Z. w Conable, manager for the Nye-
Burbank combination, made The ARGUS
q pleasant Call this afternoon. SIR. Con-
able was formerly 10 the newspaper bus
mess at Clinton. founded the News there
and made success of it. too, just as he
is Of the lecture enterprise under his
chsrge.
Ed Murrin has arranged for fitting
observance of the first anniversary of the
opening Of his new building 300 Fourth
avenue, on Saturday evening An elsb-
crate luuch will be served, including
turkey and oysters. and a general in
vitstion is extended By Mr.. Murrin to
the public to partake OF his hospitalities.
One bargain follows another at the
crockery store this wear Those 100
piece dinner sets at S7.95, to morning
BUYERS, have all gone; and to satisfy the
demand Tor q good low priced set,
Loosely IN axes an offer in his half column
space that will strike q good many. The
item there about lamps is worth -esding
also.
The Western Sesmen's Friend society
at its annual meeting at Cleveland. re,
ceived a report on the proposed building
or Credit Island, below the three cities,
and determined to raise $50. 900 the
coming year. 1t is to be given the name
Co umbisn Snug Hsrbor. and the society
proposes to have the property enlarged
from time 10 time as required. and will
labor TO secure for it an adequate endow
mant