Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-18
CITY CHAT.
Read the Columbia ad.

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Meeenfelder'e.
Hiss Hsttie CurnSn is visiting friends
n Bradford, Ill
Cement and gold paint 10c per bottle
u The Columbia.
kiss Potts nickel pla ed a t irons
N.ts a. the Colombia.
TIE largest stock of canned goods II
he three cities at Arnold's.
Pants worth 81 = now on sale al ST.
mon g. Mosenfelder's for 50 so.
Gus Rochow is the proud father of 6
me boy who arrived last evening.
Pants worth So 80 to So so now 10 be
saa for 81 at Simon & Mosenfelders.
Ono cent will buy many useful articles
n Columbia. Read the advertisement on
NAT page. -
Warted-A young man to work in
store Apply to p. N. at Wright &
t3sUeRswslt's,
Simon s. Mosenfelder having got
GArough invoicing are now having their
saneai pants sale.
The "Uncle Toms Cabin company
made al attractive and unique street pa
r@de this afternoon.
Every bow is invited to inspect the
rRxss Simon & Mosenfeldtr are offering
at,sach reduced prices.
Daniel Keleher. Jr. and wife. of D ".
ssPort. rejoice in the arrival of bright
1ts!e girl a. their home.
Tne K P will dedicate their new
ZONE in the Carse building By banquet
sad hsll on The evening of Feb, 90.
Arnold has line of canned and bot
Sed goods that are seldom shown outside
sf large cities, and at prices that cannot
ne duplicated.
Turkeys! Turkeys!l at Arnold's. He
sAs Just received 40 live turkeys that
weigh frem s 70 IA pounds, and will
sell them alive or dressed.
2. Greenswslt. formerly with the R l.
& p. road. mas been rendered the posi-
tion OF bookkeeper at the Rock Issnd
savings bank and will probably accept
Blown glass tumblers, plain and en-
sSaved, 20. % and soc per set at the Co.
1ambis They are very cheap and if you
are in need of any now is the time to
buy.
Aid. Andrew F. johnson, of the First
ward, is Just getting about again. after
saving devoted himself for week to
sursing limb which was injured by a
timber falling on it.
The meeting at the First NJ. E church
continues to attract much interest The
meetings at 8 and 1880 p. N. for all and
she chidren's meeting at 4:i5 p. m, are
al being we'll attended.
There is road direct to Audalusia
following the middle of the river and one
70 Credit island. both being frequently
travelled. but people who trust their fate
20 the ice bridge take their chances on
"a treacherY.
George o. Norton. formerly connected
With the K ntucky liquor house here.
has accepted his old position with the
Mercantile National bank OF Grand
FORKS, N. D., and has gone there to enter
upon his duties. Mrs. Norton will leave
% Friday.
Engineer Frank Bliss, of the c., NJ. 6
st. P, is nursing sprsined ankle as a
1esDlt OF a mis- step in getting off his en-
CINE. G juductor Tom Fuller of the
afternoon passenger has had somewha At
sbe same experience and is just able TO
DE on his run.
A family by the name of Cornell, liv-
ing on Forty-sixth street. recently took
eommiserAtiOn on their poultry snd
placed stove in the poultry house
This morning the building vas burned
down, with the loss also, of a number OF
chickens and ducks.
Bishop Newman, who will be remem,
beTed On account of his close relations
with General Grant as bis pastor, will
lecture at the First NJ. E church on
Tuesday, Jan. "a. He Is one of the fore
most orators of the country and it vii
andoubled lY be a trest to hear him.
The Uncle TOMS Cabin" company
which appears at Harper's theatre tonight
Is one of the largest aud best aggregations
On the rosd presenting the decentralization
Of Mrs. Stoves great work. The pro,
fsotion preserves all the original chsrac>
ssristics OF the story and is we'll wortt
seeipg.
William F. Johnson, formerly of tbit
city who for the past 10 years has beer
IN the Office of the auditor of public &C.
counts at Springfield, rendered his resig'
nation and went out with mis- chief
He was formerly connected with til,
Rock Island Union and will probably re-
turn to this city
kQent McKibben, OF the American Elk.
press company, announces that, the com
psny has as good facilities as ever fol
reaching CHICAGO. having an arrange,
ment with III" United States company fol-
all such bu' in ,ss, and. with the Mil wau-
Rec and N rthwestern on the north it,
advantages for reaching the northwestern
territory are equal to the best
4 FIRE alarm was turned in last even
ing about 4:30 o'clock from Third avenue
and Twentieth street and the department
vss on the ground shortly after The
cause OF the alarm was minisufe blazt
N thu Italian fruit store on Twentieth
street between Third aud Fourth avenue.
where the proprietor had been attempt