Rock Island Argus., 1895-02-08
CITY CHAT.

Leaf lard at GllmOre's.
Dressed chickens at Longs.
Oysters and celery at Maucker's.
Green onions and lettuce at Longs.
Don't forget to call for A Star l
cigar.
For a good smoke at S cents call
for A Star 1.
Dressed turkeys. chickens and
ducks at Hess Bros
Buy your fresh and salt fish at w.
c. Maucker's cash store.
Low prices on corn. oats. baled hay
and straw at Maucker's.
The A Star / cigar is the best s.
cent smoke in the market.
Too cold outside-get some 10
cent music at G. G. Taylor's.
Small profits and cash sales is W.
c. Maucker's motto hereafter.
Don't forget that 1O-cent music
it's perfect-at c. C. Taylor's.
Don't fail to read Jackson & Hurst 8
ad. if you have money to invest.
THE Girl 1 Left Behind Me" at
Harper's theatre tomorrow night.
None better for cents than the A
Star 1. Ask your dealer for them.
Phone E. B. McKown for crushed
coke. hard wood, dry kindling, coal.
Pine apples, Catawba and Malaga
grapes, oranges and bananas at Hess
Bros
The council meets in adjourned
session this evening to award the
paving contracts.
Low rate excursions to the west
and southwest via the Rock Island
route February II.
Lettuce, cauliflower, oyster plant,
radishes. onions, spinach and wax
beans at Hess Bros
The famous comedy, "The Girl l
Left Behind Me-" at Harper's thea
tire tomorrow night.
Officer Dumbald has resumed his
duties again. after months struggle
with kidney troubles.
No change of cars from tri-cities to
Texas, Colorado or California, via
the Rock Island route.
Call at c., X. 1. & P. ticket office
for full particulars of low rate home
seekers excursio" of Feb. 12.
The Girl Left Behind Me-" the
best of Frohman's comedies. tomor-
row night at Harper's theatre.
There will be a monthly meeting
of the Missionary Guild Of St. Paul,
at Trinity church this evening.
Tonight at Masonic temple occurs
the installation and exercises of
Everts commandery. 1S. X. 7.
Miss Rebeccah Burnstein re-
turned home to Chicago this morn
ing, after visit with relatives.
The condition of DIR. SiIvis, whose
illness has been heretofore an
nounced. is reported serious today.
John Osterland and Miss Annie
johnson. of Moline, were married by
Judge Adams at his office yesterday
afternoon.
When in need of a plumber, call
on Slattery L. Lamp. Jobbing work
promptly attended to. Corner Fourth
avenue and Seventeenth street.
Fine residence lots on Twentieth,
Twenty-tirst and Twenty-secOnd
streets for sale on easy terms. See
adv. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon, attorney at
law.
The Epwoyth league of the First
NJ. f. church will hold its monthly
business meeting this evening at 1880
followed by a literary and musical
program.
The special civil service examina-
tion of the Rock Island postoffice will
be held tomorrow at the council
chamber. There are 10 candidates
to be examined.
A meeting of those interested in
university extension is to be held in
the Y. NJ. c. A. chapel this evening
at o'clock. An interesting program
is to be presented.
The friends Of John Kitson, who is
confined at st. Anthony's hospital
with ckness, will give a masquer-
ade at Armorv hall. Saturday even.
ing. Feb. 16. for his benefit.
John Mcdonald. bound over for
stealing coal, went into the county
court yesterday afternoon. plead
guilty to larceny, and was assessed
$40 and costs by Judge Adams.
A large and attentive audience
greeted Edit n John Mahin, of the
Muscatine Journal, and his wife, al
the First NJ. f. church last night. to
hear the cause of temperance dis
cussed.
At a meeting of the Industria
Home association last evening, i
was decided to postpone the contem
plated dedication and fair indefinite
IL on account of the inability Of tn
contractors to have the building II
readiness by Feb. IA. The sever
Awarded
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