Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
CHAT.
stearns' bicycles.

Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
The river is still rising.
Skating at Hincher's garden.
Plenty Of fresh eggs at Longs.
Read 1.-The Lovely Malincourt."
Good skating tonight at Hincher's
garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stockhouse are in
Chicago.
Skating at Hincher's garden this
evening.
A full line of fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
Read The Argos new story on
secord page.
l.. Simon is off on an eastern pur-
chasing tour.
Louis Mosenfelder has gone to Chi
cago on business.
Fresh Java coffee only 12l cents a
pound at Shields.
Special embroidery sale now on at
Young & McCombs'.
Buy nothing but the best Winnie
DaSO HOur ht Longs.
Fresh Java coffee only 121 cents
per pound at Shields.
Wool hose. 2O-cent quality, at I2l
cents at Young G. McCombs'.
The ice at Hincher's garden is just
what the doctor ordered exactly.
Take The ARGUS. the evening
paper. and be;with the procession.
Rich patterns of spring dress goods
just opened at Young & McCombs'.
Eli Mosenfelder has gone to the
eastern market on purchasing trip.
Five hundred picture frames 12x22
all this week at 10 cents at Young &
McCombs'.
Pays more on the investment than
anything a merchant can take up
an ad in The ARGUS.
just received fine lot Of fresh
dairy butter at Browner q Co., which
will be sold at Ia cents per pound.
The French. the English. the
Swiss, all represented in the en-
broideries now on sale at McCabe
Bros.
All persons having bills against
the Ladies Industrial Relief society
are requested to present same to
Mrs. c. X. Mixter.
II YOU want to see something rich
in spring novelties in dress goods
step in at Young Il McCombs'. Their
new goods are now on sale.
AT 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock. II o'clock,
~ O'Clock, 2 o'clock-be there
prompt each day this week at Nc
Cabe Bros. embroidery sale.
The Tri.City Packing and Pro-
vision company has decided to re-
build at once. The insurance on the
building amounted to $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Myers leave for
Sterling this evening to attend the
funeral of the formers brother-in-law.
who died in that city yesterday.
The newly elected officers OF Everts
commandery IS, Knights Templar,
were installed bv Past Eminent Com
mauder II. c. Cleaveland last even
ing.
The special sale this week at Nc
Cabe's of the new importstions of
fine embroideries from st. Gall is at
tracing much more than usual at
tention.
Henry Holdorf has opened sam
pie room at L. ID. Eagal's old stand
on Second avenue, near Fifteenth
street. Henry will be glad to see all
his friends.
The Improvement Guild of Trinity
church will meet at the residence Of
Mrs. L. j. Buford, Twelfth street
and First avenue, Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
Constable Richard Reynolds. of
Henry coInty, shot Saturday by a
tramp, is still alive and it is believed
will recover, although he received
three bullet wounds.
Schmacht & Holdorf, who have been
cutting ice belo n the old distillery
will be ready tomorrow to supply all
who are not provided with ice and may
leave orders at Schmacht's saloon.
Attend the dance at Stodd's hall
Thursday evening Feb. IS, now I'M
der the management OF G. II. Stisser.
Nice crowd and good time guaran-
teed. Music by Wehling's or ohestra.
Chief Johnston has his eye on sew
eral horses from which to select q
successor to the one belonging to
Company 2. which dropped dead the
other day. but none has been de-
cided on as yet.
Negotiations are pending for the
transfer of q parcel OF land on First
avenue which in all likelihood will
result in the erection of another good
sized warehouse to start the i'm
provements on the new river front.
Louis Englin has purchased the
sample room of John Ainsworth. at
the corner of Fourth avenue and Fiji
teenth street. which he took posses
sion of today. He will give a grand
opening to his friends Saturday even-
ing.
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