Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-26
CITY CkAT.

Mrs. c. C. Hodges for new milin.
cry.
Go to Carse's hall Thursday even.
ng.
Hot and cold soda water at NJ. F:
Bahnsen's.
A fine line of and 1O-cent cigars
at NJ. F. Bahnsen's.
Dony's British Universal salve at
NJ. f. Bahnsen's.
Social and clipping party at Carse's
hall Thursday evening.
Tickets at Harper house drug store
for Carpenters lecture.
l.. S. McCabe is back from a tour
of the eastern markets.
Get good supper for % cents at
the NJ. +. church tonight.
Go to the matinee Saturday after
noon and take your friend.
Deputy Collector Lamont's re-
ceipts for last week were 1896.
Wait for McCabe Bros. millinery
exhibit which takes place shortly.
Mrs. j. W. Pelham left this morn
ing on a visit to Greenfield, ILL.,,
friends.
Just received large line of mems
shoes, which are going at 81 per pair.
Dolly Bros.
McCabe Bros millinery opening
the one worth waiting for-will oc-
cur in a few days-wait.
Wait-no hurry about buying your
new hat or bonnet-McCabe's open
ing will occur in few days.
The very latest at Mrs. C. C.
Hodges new millinery Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
William. Fullerton is yet very
low, but prospects for his recovery
are more encouraging than yester-
day.
w. Trefz' express wagons have
been brought out IF the shops, hav-
ing undergone repainting and var
nishing.
Louis Melander. of Des Moines.
stopped off on his way home from
Chicago, to visit his sister, Mrs. +.
j. Robinson.
Frank G.. Carpenter was enter
tanned by Lii Hung Chang. the peace
envoy who has just been assassinated
by the japanese.
Morris Lewis & Co. are concluding
the negotiations this afternoon for
the purchase of the wholesale liquor
business of Beverly & Burgh.
You will gather more information
from Carpenters illustrated lecture
Saturday afternoon than you can
CLEAN from months of re .ding.
To our patrons and friends: We
take pleasure in calling your special
attention to our Easter opening on
the 9th and 2Sth of March.-Black-
burn Il Co.
The ladies and society of the Sons
of Veterans will give social and
clipping party Thursday even ng in
Carse's ma |. Admission Is cents.
Supper free.
Cut ont the large advertisement of
the observation-disclosures Dry
Goods company on page seven of this
Issue. 1t contains the rules of the
prize contest.
John D Freed. city tax collector,
closed his books yesterday afternoon
with the following showing: Charged,
Sl57.o0o; collected, $1O4, 900; delin-
quent. $4,000.
II. {. Harris will tomorrow at 10
a. m. sell to the highest bidder all of
the household goods at the home
stead of the late Henry Housman,
1928 Third avenue.
Down the Midway" is explained
in the large advertisement of the
klug Hasler-Schwentser Dry Goods
company on page seven of this ISSUE.
Cut it out and save it for reference.
Will Battles is home from Chicago
on visit to his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Battles. He recently
pas ed successful examination before
the state board of pharmacy. He is
now located at Pullman and doing
excellently.
L"thar Harms has turned over his
restaurant and sample 70 m to the
care of Gottlieb wicker. the indis-
pensable dispenser, and has Shout
dered his gun and in company with
Messrs. First, Wagner. Latin and
Paddock. has gone a hunting.
The Eastern Iowa Inspection In
surance bureau which has held an
office at Davenport and in which the
local insurance companies were in
volved. having suspended. the agents
OF Rock isirnd and Moline are plan
ing to form local board for the gov
eminent of rates.
The republicans of Davenport held
their city convention last evening
and blindfolded the following victims