Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-15
CITY CHAT.

Buy q nome OF h0ioy bf0o.
Money 10 loan at Rsidy Bros.
Plenty Of plants ~ Eckhart's.
The best broom-Les's Little Gem.
The choicest butter ut Msucker's.
McCabe'I annual spring opening
sale.
Insure your property with Reidy
Bros.
Postmaster Mold, OF Joslin. was in
the city today.
The best butter. fifteen cents per
pound at Maucker's.
II you want to sell your property
list it with Reidy Bros.
The sprinkler would have been q
q welcome visitor today.
The sprisg cleaning Of alleys will
be commenced tomorrow.
90 to Maucker's cash store for
good butter, 15c per pound.
Spring capes. new, stylish and
cheap at McIn.yre-Reek Co.'S.
8. r. Henderson has returned from
. two weeks visit to Chicago.
Special sale on table oil cloth to-
morrow morning at Eckhart's.
Big lace curtain bargains at very
little prices at Mclntyre-Reck Co.'S.
For a pure. sweet cigarette. try the
latost-Sweet Moments. None bet
ter.
Poles and fixtures free with lace
curtains &1.5o and up in price at Nc
lntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Knife sets, wero 81 tive years ago.
IL ceats for three knives at McCabe's
tomorrow. See new ad.
Shirt waist bargains at Mcintyre
Reck Cos. Better zee the line Of 75c
waists going this week at soc.
superintendent Nichols and Assis-
tant Superintendent Conlan, OF the
Rock Island, were in the city today.
All wool French serge ut McCabe's
tomorrow; the dollar kind for 80
cents yard. See new ad on fifth
page.
Mems white shirts, extra quality
and extra lew prices this week at
Molntyrc-Reok Cos.
The Tri-City Dental society met at
the Keator house. Moline. last even.
ing. The only paper was by DR.. 5. S.
Williams OF Davenport.
The woman's Improvement guild
Of Trinity church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. DE Soland. on Twenty.
third street. Thursday at 2 p. m.
Rows. Ira W. Allen and w. S. Mar
quis and mum Dor OF other Rock Is.
land people are attending the Rock
River Presbytery meeting at Gen.
eseo.
Rev. J. S. Woods, OF Peoria. presi.
dent OF the Illinois Afro-American
league. speaks at Armory hall this
evening on 1.-The Battle for Bread and
Citizenship"
Alexander Davie, q colored maj
working about the new city hall in
Davenport, dropped dead in the
building yesterday. The deceased
was 55 years OF age.
Ii. T. Stoddard Of EAgington, who
has been seriously indisposed fol
some time. was in the Sity today, ant
his numerous friends were very happy
to see him about again.
The fire and light committee OF the
city council is in session at the cen
trail engine house this afternoon
examining the self-adlusting hose
jacket, a new apparatus, explained by
$. 3. Eddy.
Fiiteen dollars cash given away
That's what you DO when you put
800 into any wheel with the Males
tic at Ss5. Sold by Charles Wolff
Eighteenth street. Repairing anc
bicycle sundries.
John X. Scott. Of this city. who
has been practicing law in Iowa since
his graduation from the state uni
versity Of Iowa, has returned hom,
and will be associated in the practice
with L. j. Searle.
Charles ID. 0imm and Miss Kat,
Hines were united in marriage by
Squire Halves at his Office yesterday
afternoon. The groom is Daven
port gentleman, while his bride came
from Casey. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hartnady Ar
rived home from Chicago last even
ing where Mrs. Hartnady has beer
receiving treatment in Mercy hospi
tai. She Is recovering nicely. As hel
many friends will be gratified Il
know.
The remains ~ Mrs. j. ID. Shearer
who suicided NJ Omaha, will arriv'
in this city tomorrow morning. Thu
funeral will occur at o'clock in tn
afternoon from the residence Of dc
ceased's mother. Mrs. Rosa Hetter
on Twelfth street. 10 will be pri
vate.
Davenport's new city hall buildin!