Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-28
CITY CHAT.

Call and see the Columbia bargain
counter.
lTwp-hoop wooden pals, 15e at the
Columbia.
A large variety of tortoise shell
hair pins at the Columbia.
A lot of piano and organ boxes at
81 apiece at Woodyatt's, IVY Second
avenue.
A lot of piano and organ boxes at
81 apiece at Woodyatt's, 1717 Second
avenue.
II you are in search of house ora
lot, business or building site, call on
Reidy Bros.
Gentlemen. take notice So buys
pair of patent leather or russell shoes
at the Boston.
We are moved and ready for bust
ness at 1717 Second avenue-Wood-
yatt's music house.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Holdorf have re-
turned from jackson, Tenn, where
they spent the winter.
Woodyatt's have the agency for the
leading pianos. Call and see them
at I717 Second avenue.
This is supposedly the last day of
winter-the last day of the last win
ter month, at all events.
Weber. Decker, Wheelock and Es-
tay pianos at Woodyatt's Music
house, 17I7 Second avenue.
Reidy Brothers have the beautiful
MiNter addition, be sure and get a
lot before they are all gone.
Big - shoe sale. Mems patent
leather. russell butchers and calfskin
shoes in big variety at IS. The Bos-
ton.
Notice The Boston's west show
window for mems So shoes Big va
riety, and big inducements to Shoe
buyers
W G. Bosardus. OF Rochester, \.
Y, ism the city spending a few days
with friends. He is on his way to
California.
Joseph ID. Lawson and Miss
Blanche Moore of Cable were united
in marriage by Judge Adams at the
court house this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Murdoch re-
turned this morning from Kansas
City. where they have spent the
greater part of the winter.
Judge Adams yesterday afternoon
united in marriage Leopold Wonder
ganeehte and Miss Leontine Lippens
of Moline at the court house.
Lieut.. John T. Sehon, of Rock Isl
aud arsenal, left last night for Wash
ington, d. G., where he will remain
during the Inaugural ceremonies.
II. +. Casteel has resigned his po-
Sition as assistant head clerk of the
Modern Woodmen, with a view to
engaging IA business in the west
J. T. Looney. formerly train dis
Patcher at the Rock Island & Peoria, |
aud now located in Colorado. is call
ing on old friends in the city today
For sale cheap-The Union house
furniture and office fixtures and bar
furnishings and fixtures Also 1901
tons of good ice. bargain for a
spot cash buyer.
Tom Cox. of this city, who l. be-
coming quite well known in the
pugilistic arena. fought 50-round
draw near Wenona, H.. last night
with man aarned Boyce.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coyne left last
night for Marshall. Tex, in response
to a Telegram announcing the serious
illness of her daughter Miss Nettie.
who is making her home there.
The carpenters are busily at work
building the shelving in the Dart
Storc-the new location for the NJ. &
X. shoe store. NJ. & X. expect to
sell out the balance of their clothing
stock-bareains greater than ever.
All the latest styles in patent
leather shoes for men at So IA pair.
You never saw such shoes for the
money. and YOU never will again
We bought these cheap. and it is the
way we intend to sell them-The
Boston.
About 80 Of the lady friends of the
Schnell club presented that organi-
zation with a handsome silver stand
lamp and piano cover last evening.
1t was most acceptable presenta-
don and a source OF much pride to
the members of the club.
William Jenkins OF Mendota3i
grand standard bearer of the grand
lodge Of Masons in Illinois, who
visited Everts commandery last
evening Is ut the head of the educa-
tlonal department at the Worlds
Fair for the state Of Illinois.
Observer Wall has furnished the
ARGUS the following data of observa-
lions for the month of March in
period OF p Years, which shows the
mean temperature to have been 80:
the average number of cloudless
days. s; partly cloudy. u: cloudv.11.
The warmest March in that time was
that of 1873 with an average of so
above zero; the lowest, that of 1877.
with an average of % above. The