Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12

spring woolens. Call and see his
line before you order elsewhere.
X. Schaum has orened a grocery
on Tenth street and Third avenue
with a complete stock. and where he
will be pleased to meet his friends.
Mrs. Blanchard Ii. Lucas. OF In
dianapolis, daughter of the late
Judge S. ID. Puterbargh, of Peoria,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Price. =
Foreign and domestic creations.
The very acme of neatness and re-
finement are the impressions gained
in McCabe Bros. millinery depart
ment.
Miss Trips dancing school will
hold social at Black Hawk Inn Fri
day evening. April Is. Friends are
cordially invited. Gentlemen SO
cents.
They have been received, are
ready for inspection, but not a pair
will be sold before Saturday morn
ing. and then but one pair to GUS
tomer-M. & h.
+. A. Sullivan, of Chicago, writes,
that he has used DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup for bronchitis and found it to
be as represented-"a great remedy
and a good friend"
There will be a course Of health
lectures given at &. A. X. hall, COM
mepcing Friday. April IS. at 2 p. m ,
by Mrs. NJ. H. Goodsill, of Minneap-
oils. First lecture free.
The Junior department Of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will have another one of
its pleasing entertainments this
| evening. to which are invited
friends over IL years of age.
The report sent out by the asso-
ciated press of the existence of two
cases OF small pox in sRock Islond is
erroneous. So far the disease has
been confined in Rock Island to the
original case.
The relatives of the late Charles
Arnold desire to thank their neigh
bors and friends for Kindness and
sympathy in their late bereavement,
and especially the officers of the U. S.
engineers office.
At the Burtis Opera house next
Friday evening, April Is, will be
that highly successful musical COM
edy. "A Summer Blizzard by
Charles f. Blaney, author of "A
Railroad Ticket"
The ladies of Trinity guild are
to give n novel even: at the no me of
Mrs. T. r. Harper. on Eighteenth
street. Monday evening in a birthday
fete. which promises TO be both en-
ioyable and profitable.
Chief Brahms new wagon is a
beauty. indeed. 1t weighs only ESQ
pounds, and is provided with all the
modern provements, and Messrs.
kurth Il Scherer have abundant rea-
son to be proud of their piece of
workmanship.
The millinery opening at McCabe
Bros. is more highly commended
this year than ever before. Extremes
in fashion. and simplicity itself,
stand side by side. New inspirations
of both the modest and the gay baf
f'e description.
All solid leather-fine working
leather in uppers, sole-leather in
soies, solid sole-leather counters
every pair guaranteed, all for 81,
worth $3.50. One pair to a Gus
toner. Sale opens Saturday morn
ing at NJ. & KS.
If you are going to paper this
spring call on Lerch & Greve. They
carry fine assortment of wall paper.
and will furnish samples on applica-
ton. They can do your work cheaper
than anybody. Call and see them at
500 Eighteenth street.
The Franciscan sisters of St. An
thongs hospital, have had visit
from their mother superior for the
purpose OF making arrangements for
the new hospital. The grading of
the grounds will begin in few DAYS.
and every effort will be made to ad-
vance the work. owing to the great
need of room for the care of the pa
tients.
1t has been rumored that the
special sale of mems shoes M. & X.
are TO open Saturday is "spite work. :"
NJ. 4 X. emphatically state that they
bear malice towards none; that they
had an opportunity to buy lot OF
mems shoes cheap. and if they see
fit to give their customers the bene-
tit. it is certainly their privilege to
do so