Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
CITY CHAT.
Fred woltmann 10 in Chicago.
Attend the Columbia clearing sail

hvetyuOuy suOuIu otteuo TOE 70.
lambda sale.
o. L. Bruner. Of Taylor Ridge. was
u the city today.
Linen collars Z cents this week
at the Columbia.
0entlemen's mittcns from 0 cents
sPss The Columbis.
. Mrs. Mary Blackburn Is confined
70 her home BY illness.
The "Black Crook" at Harpcr's
theatre Wednesday night.
Mc1ntire Bros sacrifice sale Of
dress goods Is money-savcr.
Me1atirc Bros. offer dress goods
novelties at so cents on the 81.
Mc1ntire Bros. sacrifice sale Of
dress goods Is worthy Of attention.
Dr.. y. NJ. Sala went to Chicago
last evening on professional business.
The report that Louisa Dciscnroth
10 TO become q nun is denied by her
mother.
The stage OF the water at the Rock
Island bridge nj noon was 2:Io; the
temperature -.
All ladies' slippers and Oxfcrds at
half price-mostly small sizes and
narrow widths-M. Il X.
The BLACK Crook" Wednesday
night. with new scenery. costumes
and other elaborte effects.
INCREASINGLY at IL. The dress
goods department Is McCabc's Bros.
"hobby." The special sale contin-
ues this week.
To reduce stock the Boston will
continue the cost shoe sale one week
longer. II you missed your chance.
be In time now. The Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Paul arrived
in the city Saturday evening from
New York. and are the guests Of
Mrs. A. l.. Morris on Second avenue.
Those childrcn's carriages with
those ball bearing wheels have ar
rived. Prices will be astonishingiy
Low ut II. =. Cordes, 1902 Second
avenue.
The Boston has decided to continue
the cost shoe sale for another week
In ladies' shoes and 10 per cent or
on mems. Don't miss this last chance.
The Boston.
Take notice: The Boston has de-
cided to continue its cost shoe sale
Of ladies' and children's shoes for an
other weck-and 10 her cent Off on
mems shoes. The Boston.
Capt. A. j. whitney. who for many
years resided here. but for the pas:
few months with his family has lived
in Dubuque. is in the city today. He
will go to st. Louis this evening,
The continuation of the grca,
dress goods bargains at McCabc
Bros. for another week. will be good
news Tor those who were not able to
mrke their purchases last week.
Low prices continue to prevail on
everything in the store-books. sta
tionary. wall paper. mouldings
pocketbooks. bank books and fancy
goods, ut the removal sale of X.
Champion 4 Co.
II. Lorenzo, collector for the Mo-
line Plow company for several
months. has disappeared. and his ac-
counts are $500 shy with the COM
pany. while he owes divers other
accounts about town.
Mrs. Esther A. Frazier. residing
ut $50 Twentieth street. died last
evening Mt . O'Clock. aged - years.
Notice 81 the funeral will he given
later. The relatives request that no
flowers be sent 10 the house.
For the next twenty DAYS II. Cramp-
ton 4 Co. will sell wall paper n, from
one third To one-half present price.
Hanging can be done in the same
period ut one-third less that usual
price where amount TO be q one will
warrant IL.
The circle Of kings Daughters will
meet Ut the residence Of Mrs. James
Buford. on Wednesday afternoon nj;
3o'clock. Every member of the cir
Gle IL urged TO be present. n business
Of Importance is 90 be brought before
the meeting.
Bishop Perry. 81 Iowa. is 62 years
old today. This evening he with his
wife and niece, Miss Richardson. and
Bishop Walker. of North Dakota. will
leave Davenport for New York. from
which place they will sail for u for
eign visit of several months.
A splendid opportunity is now Of
fcred To make selections at extremely
low prices Of either etchings. cngra
wings reproduction Of paste or wat.
or colors. photographs. artotypcs
etc., with ar without frames, at the
great removal sale of Il. Cramptor
4 Co.
The decided knock down on tn,
price ~ those newest tight waists