Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-08
BRIEF MENTION.

The Columbis for valentines at half
price.
Buy a cheap home on long time
Reidy Bros.
Lots from ssss to $500. L'rg time.
Reidy Bros.
Remember the special wash goods sale
ct Mcintire Bros.
New spring woole dress goods on sale
at McIntre Bros.
They buy all their valentines at the
Colunbis at half value.
Henry S1uss of Rapids City called at
the ARsUs Office to-day.
Best Indigo blue prints 81 cents yard
ss@osrOw at McCsbe Bros
The 1.-Two Sisters" will play at the
Burtis next Friday evening.
The popular place to GUY wedding
presents ia at the Columbia.
II will pay YOU to pstronize the intel
hgeuce column" of THE ARGUS.
Best indigo prints 81 cents yard for
Tomorrow only, at McCabe % os.' Cat re-
sail only.
Special prices on ginghsms, lawn ten
mis- fsnnels and other spring goods at
McIntire Bros.
Party slippers are included in the 30
per cent discount sale. Sale ends S,thr-
day. The Boston.
McIntire Bros ladies' muslin under
wear sale is attracting proper attention in
spite OF the cold wave.
Don't forget the 90 per cent discount
on ladies' ard children's shoes, for this
week only. The Boston.
A lot of plush jackets Carried over)
were 90, SO and $12 Now all 60 at So
for choice at McCabe Bros
Go and hear Laura Dainty. the queen
of recitstionists." at the First M. Z.
church next MoEdsy evening.
Miss Lily Hudson has arrived home
from Chicago. where SIZE has been for
some time studying vocal music.
The 200 new patterns Of dress ging-
hams are creating quite q sensation at
McCsbe Bros. and buyers are numer-
Gus.
One day, tomorrow, at retail only. Nc
Eabe Bros. will sell Peperell r and Sails.
bury r fine brown muslins at cents a
yard.
There will be a masquerade and skat-
ing party at the foot of Sixteenth street.
Moline, tomorrow night. Admission 10
cents.
To boom hosiery sales, McCsbe Bros
are selling ladies' good black hose at 8
cents pair. None st Wholesale
none.
Ladies desiring pair of fine shoes
should take advantage of the 30 per cent
discount Nothing held back. The
Boston.
Mrs. J. R. Kimbsll will assist vocally
ut the E. p. entertainment at the open
ing OF its new castle ball next Monday
evening.
Bring in the children and fit them out
with shoes at 90 per cent discount. You
don't get this kind of an opportunity
every day. The Boston.
Master Marx, the youthful Ole Bull.
will appear with the Laura D 1inty CON-
psny at the First NJ. E. church next
Monday evening. Don't fair to hear
Aem.
Rev. .. S. NcCord, while driving with
Mrs U Gilmer in Davenport this
1oTniDg, met with a serious accident
the buggy colliding with an electric car
and both occupants being thrown out
though neither was injured
Miss Dainty, the accomplished reader,
Leon Marx, the boy violinist. Miss Dono
hue, the coutrslto, and Miss Lay, pianist.
at the First N E. church next Monday
eveaing. Admission so and 25 cents
High school children So cents.
The first train got in over the c., NJ. s.
St. 2. at noon today thst has arrived
since Saturday night. IL being in charge
Of Conductor Carrigsn. 1t is now
thought that the road will be cleared up
BY tonight and that all trains will be
cunning on time hereafter.
W. j. Fielding. representing Miss
Fannie Rice. whose company appears at
Harper's theater one week from tonight
in the merry comedy. "A Jolly Sur
prise" is at the Harper. The musical
comedy will be introduced by a curtain
raiser from the opera, The Little Broom
Seller"
John G Psrmenter died at his home in
Lyndon, H., Yesterday morning, after
six weeks illness of a stomach trouble.
aged So years. He was formerly a resi-
dent of Edsington, this county, where he
lived q number of years, representing
that township in the capacity of supervi>
sor several terms. He was a cousin of
Attorney E. E Parmenter, OF this city,
and leaves besides widow two sons
George and Allen-both residents of Lynn
don. The funeral occurred from the
home there this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Z. f. P ,rmeuter left this morning to at
tend the funeral.