Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-17
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Fire out sale at The London.
Temple qusrtette tomorrow.
Fire out sale at the L )ndon.
Visit Dolly Bros bargain counter.
Nice fresh fish at Bunchers g, ocery.
See the Columbia adv. on 7th page.
Corn SOC at Cools', Eighteenth street.
spinage, cabbage and beets at Arm
Odds.
Firel Firei Fire out sale at the Lon.
don.
Turkeys at Buncher's Spencer square
grocery.
Lettuce. rsdishes and new tomatoes at
Arnold's.
Celery cabbage ard lettuce at BrowL-
er q Cos.
Prices slsshed regardless of cost in
shoes at Dolly Bros
French chops at Brewner & Co.'S. msr-
ket Telephone 1904.
Are you ready for the fire sslef 1t
opens tomorrow-M. i Z.
1t will pay YOU to patronize the intel
Lgence column" of THE ARGUS
Calves brains and sweet breads Ut
Browner & Co.'S Columbia market
Arnold has the incest line of fresh
vegetables in the city for tomorrow.
The London always undersell under
and all circumstances. Price and see.
II you need baby carriage don't fail
to read the Columbia adv. on 9TH page.
Nice, new, sound, unchanged goods at
prices less than anywhere. The Lon.
don.
Now is the time to compare prices
when others pretend to sell cheap. The
London.
An experienced bundle wrapper, also
cash boys wanted-must bring references
M. & Z.
just now-Dice, new fresh goods
cheaper than damaged goods. Price and
zee. The London.
Lettuce, radishes, asparagus, spinage,
bets, new potatoes, cabbage, soup
punches and pie plant at Arnolds.
d. & &. will open their doors tomor-
Tow-SatIrday morning. The fire sale
promises to be grand treat for all.
Our dress goods sale is in full blsst;
an elegant assortment. Come in. No
trouble to show goods. McIntire Bros.
Tomorrow at Ss. m. the NJ. & Z. will
open their doors and invite you to par
take OF the big bargains. Take the cash
with you.
Don't fsil to call in and be fitted with
pair OF "Creoles." They are beauties
The Boston.
Big success-McIntire Bros, perfume
sale. Will continue balance Of this week
At special prices-35c bottles 19c, SOC
bottles 31c.
Lieut.. W. V. Judson of the regular
Srmy is the new officer In Major Mscken-
zie's corps, instead of the name men,
noned the other day.
Notice the special announcement, of the
Boston on another page concerning spring
styles in ladies' fine footwear, sni cali
and see the Creole"
McIntire Bros. will continue the sale
OF Meyers celebrated extracts at the
special price the balance of this week
SSc bottles Ice, SOC bottles Sic.
The "Creole"-that is what we call the
new shoe-periectly seamless and glove
hitting Russet color and black. Opera
toe and Philadelphia. The Bos on.
Mrs. Pauline Levi fell upon some icy
steps at her home on Second avenue on
wednesday and received painful in,
Jury on her head. While she was not
seriously hurt, she has suffered consider
ably from the shock.
Miss Polly Moore. o. Chicago, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Mary CORY on
Fourth avenue, unfortunately fell on an
icy walk this morning and sustained Sc
we're sprain of her right arm She was at
tended by DR.. Comegys.
C. q. Deere. of Moline, has secured
from the kennels of Osceols Mills, |
Wis, one OF the finest specimens of |
deghood in this vicinity. The animal |
is registered under the name of Osceola |
Homer and his parents cost respective |
$4,000 and SO 600. the mother having |
taken the first prize ct the re-
cent bench show in Chicago. He is of |
the Great Duke variety, and although |
only 10 weeks old is almost big enough |
to put his paws on q mans shoulder. |
When full grown he will be as big ss a |
Shetland nonv