Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-28
CITY CHAT.

Columbia park lots for sale by f.
H. Guyer.
Frank Parker. of Gable, made THE
ARGUS a call today.
Save your coupons for THE ARGUS
Worlds fair series.
Charles Mccullough. of Taylor
Ridge. was in the city today.
All the flags OF the nations will be
seen tomorrow night at Harper's the
atre.
Six and-a -half-cent blue prints,
cents yard, at McIntyre-Reck com.
pany's.
Augustana college reopencd in all
departments this morning after the
Easter recess.
Don't forget the lS-cent crepes for
l23 cents, at Mclntyre-Reck com.
pany's tomorrow.
The stage of the water at the
Rock Island bridge at noon was 5.55
the temperature 80.
Get some of those 81 cent indigo
blue prints for 5 cents yard. at Nc
1ntyre-Reck company's.
Cheapest and best residence lots
in the two cities are in the Columbia
park. Call on l.. II. Guyer.
The old saying about the lamb and
the lion as applied to the month Of
March is being amply verified.
Cora Smith of Moline. is being
tried in the county court this after
noon by n jury a. to her sanity.
John Barge will be our next asses
sor. The question il not on his
election. but the majority he will
have.
Miss G.. Haas invites her friends
and patrons to her annual display
OF spring millinery. Thursday and
Friday.
TnE ARGus Worlds fair series i
the best, most artistic and most
authentic published. Save your
coupons.
ii. =. Gable was Joined by his
brother. Ben. of Yale college, last
evening. and this morning they left
for Denver.
Gustav stenrel and j. +. Larkin
are the men tor assistant supervis-
ors. and they will be 20 recognized
on election day.
". :. McCombs. Of Young Il Nc
Combs. returned from New York
yesterday morning. \ big shipment
Of goods will follow.
Mrs. T.. Il. Normoyle returned
home yesterday from Peoria, where
she attended the funeral of her
nephew. Thomas Kelly.
Mrs. Maggie pfaff and family wish
TO return their most sincere thanks
to all their friends and neighbors in
their sad bereavement.
Tomorrow morning. Mcintyre
Reck company place on sale beauti-
ful line of cotton crepe>. at l2l cents
yard. regular price Is cents.
One case of standard indigo blue
prints. elegant styles. g. cent goods.
cents yard Tomorrow. ut McIn-
tyre-Reck company's. Won't last
long.
Beautiful tableaux at the Brown
les in Fairyland." Prices 20 and 50
cents. reserved seats 80 cents. now
on sale at the Harper house drug
store.
Joseph Grotegut is the candidate
Of the laborin- man, a. well as the
democratic party. tor collector. He
is worthy of the office, and his cleo
ton is certainty.
Officer Andrew Etzel is the proud
est man in town today. and cigars
IRE cast on all sides. The innocen,
cause of all this is boy which ar
rived yesterday morning.
Arthur. the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. T.. Iglehart died today at !
O'Clock Of catarrhal fever, at 1925
Fifth avenue. The funeral occurs at :
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon.
z. l.. Mitchell and his daughter
Mrs. Wadsworth. will return from
their southern trip next Wednesday
They have been pleasantly passing
several weeks at Asheville, y. c.
II you ore contemplating a trip tc
California. now is the time to 20
The c., 4. /. q i. railway offer:
special advantages and very low
rates. For particulars telephone
1898.
Gustav klotz will be the next al.
derman from the Third ward. 1t i:
democratic ward by good ajor
ity. and Mr.. klotz fills all the re
quirements Of number one candi
date.
John Barge Is rapidly sinking
The attending physician, DIR. G. l.
Eyster. gave up all hopes of his re
covery this morning and late this af
ternoon. his death was looked for a
any moment.
The game OF basket ball last nigh