Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-14
CITY CHAT.

cert.
Democratic primaries tomorrow
night.
umbia.
Ribbons. laceS and embroideries.a at
the Columbia.
Carpets are going fast at Clemann
4 Salzmann's.
Have you read the lad" OF the
Mendelssohn concerto
Buy your shamrocks for st. Pat
rick'S ball at the Columbia.
What Will happen on Thursday ut
McCabe BrosP Watch the ARGUS and
see.
Call and see the large display of
Easter cards and novelties at the Col
umb.a.
Thompson's restaurant for sale
cheap. on long time. 1919 Second
avenue.
Just notice the crowd of ladies
around McCabe Bros dress goods
counters.
Robert MCGEE. of Chicago, was in
the city yesterday shaking hands
with old friends.
An opportunity to buy dress goods,
offered only once in life time, this
week at McCabe Bros.
Speaking of Columbia pants. call at
Hopes and see his elegant line be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
George McNabney of Hampton was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. McNab-
ney is candidate for postmaster at
Hampton.
Dress goods sale this. week. which
means the sale ofsdress goods. Nc
Cabe Bros. are not disposed to do
things by halves.
There is big force OF men at work
remodelling the Nj. Il X. store. 1t
won't he long before it is in readi-
ness. Wait for the new store. New
goods ut tho NJ. s. h.
Have you Visited the NJ. & X. new
shoe storcp Tt is not often YOU have
an opportunity of buying shoes at
the prices they are selling. BY all
means purchase good supply.
Messrs. Samuel Goode and j. H.
city today. The latter is candidate
lusia.
What will happen tomorrow and
every day this week at McCabe Bros?
The greatest opportunity to buy
dress goods ever known in Rock
Island.
Two handsome wagons have been
finished by Stuhr & Sniffert for the
Rock Island Brewing Co. They are
gaily painted ahdrmake very pretty
appearance
The property of j. j. Colburun on
Thirty eighth street was sold to
Stephen j. Stader today through
Roster & Martins real estate agency,
for n consideration of 81. $50.
Alexis. whose pestoffices is in War
rem county. is situated in four town
ships, two counties and two senator
ial districts, and if the proposed APP
portionment is made it will be in two
congressional districts.
The late John thinner. whose death
occurred yesterday, was 80 years of
age and leaves a widow and y child
rem. The funeral occurs from the
home, 94S Twenty-second street at 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning to St.
Marv's Catholic church.
A special meeting for ladies will be
held in the lecture room of the First
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. The meeting will be
addressed by Miss Emma Bell. dis
trict president of the w. c. L. u.
and it is hoped that large number
will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to attend this meeting.
Judge Adams has fixed March &c
as the last day for the filing of OBJ
iections to the Fourth avenue.
Twenty fourth street, Eighteenth
street and the strip on Fourth avenue
occupied by the Davenport & Rock
Island street railway company.
March - will he the limit for objec-
tions to the Twentieth street improve
nent.
The I3dwards 81 Walsh Construction
company has laid out its work for the
season as far as Davenport paving is
concerned. As soon as possible the
firm will commence on Front street
paving from Perry to Ripley. Then
on Second from Warren to Fillmore
back on Third from Fillmore to War
rem. Then Harrison from Fifth tC
Twelfth. Main from Fourth &c
Eleventh. and finally Brady from
Fourteenth to Central park.