Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-15
CITY CHAT.

JIh tuhls
Ash Wednesday.
Perfume sale at McIntire's.
Wait for the NJ. & z. FIRE sale.
Sneider's canned soups at Browner &
Co.'s.
High class comedy at Hsrper's theatre
onight.
Smoked fish at Buncher's Spencer
square grocery.
The sweet singer. Fannie Rice. at Har-
per's theatre tonight.
Oranges Is cents dozen at Buncher's
Spencer square grocery.
New California cabbage at Buncher's
Spencer square grocery.
Miss Henrietta Griswo,d, of Fulton, is
visiting Mrs e. W. Hurst
1t will pay you to patropize the ''intel-
ligence column" of THE ARGUS
Myers, the perfume sing, will be at
McIntires one day more-tomorrow.
If you fsi. TO see Fanny Rice tonight
you will miss one OF the best attractions
OF the season.
ing the great perfumery sale at McIn-
tires Mr.. Myers sells the perfume.
Competitors get scared when McIntire
Bros. advertise perfume sale. They are
not in it, ltwill pay you to investigate
this mstter-one day more.
Elk ADJ. c. Adams arrived in the city
from Chicago this morning to make ar
engagements for the funeral of his father
in-lsw, the late o. J. Dimick
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin Truesdsle &C.
compsnied by their son in-lsw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gaskell I,
of Minneapolis. left today for California
on a visit of six weeks,
Wait for the " g. z fire sale
Lieut.. Charles Harding, late OF Toledo,
has arrived in Rock Island TO take
position on Msj MackeDzies staff of
river engineers. Lieut. Hsrding's home
f r he pre- st nj will be at the Harper.
.Nalt for the VI. & z fire sale.
One Of the most prominent attorneys
of Rock Island said he saw Fanny Rice
and company at Springfield short time
ago and says it is ''one Of the best sttrsc-
tions have seen this season." he is q
judge.
Wait for the NJ. & Z. fire sale.
NJ. & Z. have reached q settlement
with the insurance companies and as
soon as they can possibly get stock in
readiness they will have q sweeping fire
ssle-it won't be long only few days
wait for it.
Wait for the N. & E. fire sale
&c
$50 to cover like amount offered by
the hacker Of Jim Conley. of Boston and
Cincinnati. for 15-round 60 with Cen
Doyle. The match comes of at North
west Turner hall In Davenport next We'd
nesdsy night and will be in dead ear
nest
Wait for the N. & E. FIRE sale.
Fifteen Deere & Co. men, who put
hsrrows together. quit work at noon yes.
terday. They are employed under F. C..
Gale, who does the work under contract
with Deere & Co. the cause of the
strike was reduction by Mr.. Gale to
make himself whole on q change in his
contract price. 1t is thought that the
difference will be satisfactorily adjusted.
Wait for the N. d E. fire sale.
NJ q d. are aware tnat every BODY is
waiting for the opening of their fire sale
they'll not keep you in suspense long
just as soon as they can possibly get
their stock in shape the doors will be
flung open. they are gong to make
quick work of it. The entire stock must
be disposed Of within IA days, as the
store is TO be remodeled and re-stccked
with everything new. none of the old
goods to be returned. In order to clean
out in so short time it means not SELL
ing out goods but giving them awsy-M.
s.
Wait FOR the NJ. & K. fire sale.
Emma Norling, girl employed at the
Peal house Moline, wqs seriously burned
by an explosion while backing q stove in
her room last evening. The polishing it
seems contained some inflammable ingre-
dient and when it came in contact with
the hot stove 1t exploded and the girls
clothing caught fire. She rushed into the
hall, where the night clerk, Frank Tipp,
was attracted by her screams, and threw-
ing a rug about her extinguished the
flames. The flesh was badly burned
nevertheless. and the girl is suffering con-
sidersbly from the effects today. 1t is
impossible to determine at this time how
serious the outcome may be.
Wait for the NJ & z. fire sale.