Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-06
CITY CHAT.

Valentines are selling at half value at
the Columbia.
McIntire Bros. great muslin underwear
sale this week.
10 cents-one case zephyr ginghams at
McIntire Bros.
Can goods sale at Arnoid's. Read his
I'D on seventh page.
The weather indications for tomorrow
are clear and decidedly colder.
Il will pay you to pstroniEe the intel
Hpence column" Of THE ARGUS
Wsnted-Three or four rooms or small
house. Apply 14is Seventh avenue
Don't forget that YOU can save money
by reading Arnold's I'D on seventh page.
Twenty per cert. discount shoe sale
You will miss it If you don't attend This
week only. The Boston.
Mrs. E G. Frazer has returned from
Springfield, where she mas been visiting
her cousin. Mrs. Governor Altgeld.
Don't forget the 90 per cent. discount
at the Boston continues all week on any
lady's or child's shoe in the house.
From the way the ladies bought shoes
Saturday they appreciate the 30 per cent.
discount we are offering. The Boston.
DC. Wright. engineer on the c.. B.
& O.. is laying very low with paralrtic
stroke at his home. 1903 Second avenue
Never in the history OF this city have
valentines been so cheap as at the Colum-
bis. Call and see a large and beautiful
assortment.
G. II. Deere and wife, OF Moline, leave
tomorrow for New York. Hence they
go to southern Cslifornis direct on Sd
extensive trip.
All this week, when you take 20 per
cent. off the regular price Of shoe, you
ges bargain. That's the WY they go
this week at the Boston.
Wash goods-McIntire Bros offer this
week, one case zephyr ginghsms at 10c
per yard. Don't EXPECT to see cheap
trash They are A No.
Muslin underwesr-McI ntire Bros.
make q magnificent display of ladies
muslin underwear this week 1t will Fay
you to make your purchase now
Oscar Wanerlsnd, who was connected
with the Tower management last sum-
with the L. E West jobbing house.
William McEniry leaves this week for
New Orleans. via Springfield and St.
Louis, joining his wife and son in the
south and taking in the Msrdi Grss fes-
tivities before returning.
The house located on what is known
as the old Wright place, three miles south
OF Milan, was burned to the ground on
Saturday. II was 2-story frame dwell
ing and valued at about 81 600.
The long porch in front of the Union
White House on Twentieth street. gave
way under the weight of snow and ice
yesterday afternoon and fell. Forum
stely there was no one under ii at the
time
David smeson has formally announced
himself as q candidate for the police
msgistrscy. Since Bennett and Weld
have already done the same thing mat
tiers are still becoming more complicated,
gentlemen.
Judge Glenn convened the circuit
court at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Some
cases on the chsncery side of the docket
were taken up. The case of Eastman VS.
the Board Of Supervisors was set for
hearing today.
In the police court this morning Theo-
pals Kerrens and Henry Younk were
each fined S. and costs for scrspping liz
a Belgian dram shop in the lower end Of
town. Peter CsrstOn paid IS and costs
for plain drunk.
Cards are out announcing the we d.
ding Of DR.. George E. Babcock and
Miss Hattie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Jackson, which occurs st the
home OF the brides parents Feb. IS.
They will be at home to their friends
after March at Dir. Jsckson's home S24
Twentieth street.
The certificate of incorporation for the
new Manhattan Athletic s. Training club
has been received through Attorney III {.
N. Sturgeon. The incsrporstors are
John Gibson, Martin Burns. James Col
Inns. W. A. Gibson and Michael COrcOrsn
and the objects of the organisation are
physical culture and athletic training.