Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-23
CITY CHAT.

Dfess gOOOs safe al Dcintho Dioe' 'iie
week.
Cloaks-big discount at McIntire Bros.
this week
Clearing sale OF blankets at the Colum'
bia this week.
"ODowd's Neighbors" at Harpers
theatre tonight,
Read the special sale adv. at the Co..
umbia this week.
A bright boy OF Is to is is wanted a.
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Mark Murphy In aO'Dowd's NeighborS'
at Hsrpel's theatre this evening.
Dress goods-Last call before inven-
tory and goods going cheap at Mclntire
Bros
A big Job lot of granite ware just re-
ceived AZ the Cohmbis and will be sold
lower than ever.
McIntire Bros make specially low
prices on cloaks and several lines of dress
goods this week.
All the latest topical songs in
'ODowd's Neighbors' at Hsrper's
theatre this evening
Whether you need any pants or not,
drop in and see Simon & Mosenfelder's
So. 40 and 81 lines.
G. A. Rose, of this city. today disposed
of his interest in the Moline Pump com
pany to A. R Bryant.
Bishop Newman lectures at the First
M. E. church tomorrow evening on the
March OF Civilization
Stones forthcoming directory will
show Rock islands DO alton to be be-
tween Is 600 snd 10000.
Reidy Bros. are now prepared to suit
any and everyone desiring building site
with beautiful location.
Charles Hilderbrandt and wife. in
South Park are happy in the advent of q
new son at their new home.
The Columbia, the cheapest place in
the city to buy goods. Read the new
change of adv on last page.
Mark Murphy. of Murray & Murphy
fame is the hero of "O'Dowd's Neigh
bors' st Hsrper's theatre this evening.
Reidy Bros. have just placed upon the
market a caoice lot of residence prop
erty that can be had OF reasonable
terms.
The March of Civilization" will be
the topic of Bishop Newmsn's lecture at
the First NJ. E. church tomorrow even
ing.
Simon & Mosenfelder's special pants
sale is an immense success. And it
ought to be, for such bargains are seldom
offered.
All this week you can buy welt shoes
at the NJ. s. K. at reduction of 81 25
pair carly callers have the advantage
in first choice.
So rs quality at So so; "a quslity
$2.75; IS quality So rs and So quality
"a 75-lsdies' welt shoes - special sale
at the NJ. & 4.
A D. Sweeney, of Fort Dodge. Kan,
brother of E. d. and W. L Swee1eY. OF
Rosk Island. spent Sunday here on his
way through the city.
If you are seeking something to pro-
woke coed laugh, 60 to Hsrper's theatre
tonight and see Mark Murphy in
"O'Dowd's Neighbors
"ODowds Neighbors," which will be
seen at Hsrper's theatre tonight, geuer-
ally appear at 81 a ticket. Tonight the
best seat is rs cen
Manager Montrose has made good
catch for our theatre goers in booking
the great Frohmsn success, "Glorisns,
at Harper's theatre Feb. II.
Horst Won Koeckritz. analytical and
dispensing pharmacist, has moved his
pharmacy one block south. to the corner
of Fifth avenue and Twenty-third street.
Horst Won Koeckritz, analytical and
dispensing pharmacist has moved his
pharmacy one block south, to the corner
Of Fifth avenue and Twenty-thiri street.
The committee of supervisors in con
nection with the Drury toll road case, met
at the Office Of States Attorney Sesrle
this afternoon to formulate its report.
A. johnson is now prepared to make
suits to order from S15 up This low
price will only last for short time
Sp acial rates for students. 17l4 Second
avenue.
A thoroughly instructive and enter
tanning lecture will be that given by
Bishop Newman at the First M. z.
church tomorrow night. The March of
Civilization"
Judge Smith reconvened the circuit
court at 2 o'clock this afternoon and the
case of Ida Johnson. of Moline, charged
with concealing the death of her infant.
was taken up.
"In his new home"-Horst Won Koeck-
ritz, ANALYTICAL and dispensing phsrms
cist, has moved his pharmacy one block
south, to the corner of Fifth avenue and
Twenty-third street.
Call on him at his new home"-Horst
Won Koeckriz. analytical and dispensing
pharmacist. has moved his pharmacy one
block south, to the corner Of Fifth avenue
and Twenty third street.
Charles II. Beachler, of Viola. and
Miss Minnie u. Steepleton, of North
Henderson, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony by Judge Adams at the
court house this morning.
At the meeting of the Tri-City Trsvei-
ers' association held at its rooms on Sat-
urday evening, the new officers were du