Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-05
CITY CHAT.

New 10-cent music at Taylor's.
Florida oranges at Browner & Cos.
Read Young & McComb special on
this page.
Adams e2.50 sale lasts only q few
days more.
Celery, lettuce and cauliflower at
Browner & Co.'S.
Very latest styles in Adams $3.50
ladies' welt sale.
Drink Carse & Ohwciler's ginger
ale and be healthy.
New arrivals Of spring dress goods
at Young & McCombs'.
Mandolin, violin and guitar
strings; lowest prices at Taylor's.
1t will pay you to attend Adams
sale for it will save money.
For this week Dennison's crepe pa
per Ia cents per roll al Taylor's.
For pure. sweet cigarette try the
Iatest-Sweet Moments. None bet
ter.
Special sale Of ladies' muslin un-
derweAr and sheetings at Young &
McCOmbs'.
Miss Catherine Fassnacht has re-
turned from q 2-weeks' visit to De
Witt, Iowa.
"Winnebago Cream" don't cost
any more than lower grade flour.
For sale only at Longs.
Miss Name Roche has gone to Den
nison. Texas. on an extended visit to
har aisfar Ars p C0lI;Don
You can't afford to miss the great
muslin underwear sale beginning
Thursday at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
The stage OF water at the Rock
Island bridge this morning was
and stationary; the temper allure 81.
Farmer" Martin Burns threw
Jack Common after a struggle in a
wrestling match in Chicago last
night.
Put your faith in advertising
in The ARGUS and you will soon
see the benefits Of up-to.date business
methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schlemmer
will leave next Monday for New Or
leans for q months visit with friends
and relatives.
Tomorrow Thursday muslin un-
derwear carnival at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. Matchlcss values, unapproach-
able low prices.
Jerome Ruby, q we'll known river
pilot, is lying at the point OF death
mt the home OF his brother, Capt. H.
s. Ruby. 1905 First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latter Myers and
daughter left last evening for An
derson. Ind, after attending the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Myers mother.
w. j. Quinlan has sold his meat
market ut 93l Tenth street to Jacob
Kroeger, who moves from his Fourth
avenue place to the new stand.
+. A. Leithner, merchant tailor,
229 Seventeenth street, has Just re-
ceived over six hundred spring sam
pies. Come and look at them.
Supervisor j. A. Wilson, of Rural,
left this afternoon for Normal to
make short visit to his family who
are there during the school term.
The Women's Christian Temper.
ance Union gives q temple tea at the
residence of w. Il. Ferguson Satur-
day afternoon. to which everyone ia
invited.
Muslin underwear, in many cases
less than the cost of material, at Nc.
Intyre-Reck Co.'S. great Today sale
beginning Thursday.
Documents deciding the Water.
town site to the state OF Illinois fol
the location Of the Western Insane
asylum were recorded in the circui,
clerks office yesterday.
7. d. Eagal will serve an opening
lunch Saturday evening at his new
saloon. corner Second avenue and
Twentieth street, aud would be
pleased to meet all his friends.
l.. Froeschle, o tin merchant in
Davenport. hung himself in his place
of business this morning. He was
81 years Of age and leaves family
No cause is known for the act.
The typographical war is still or
in Davenport without change. The
strikers have commenced the issue
of a daily paper called the Union, t
appear while the strike goes on.
The Home Missionary society o.
the First M. f. church will give .
social entertainment ut the church
next Monday evening. All who at
tend are promised good time.
Thursday shoppers-get in lint
and buy those shoes you need while
they are going the way they are
cheaper than you can buy them later
on. Remember we told you. Tit
Boston.
Take my ad out OF the want col.
umn. got a good situation in Dav
enpert and can trace the cause di
rectly to The ARGUS" So spoke
August +. Nissen. and August is only
one of them.
DR.. +. &. Reuner has abandoned
his practice in Rock Island and gone
to Minnea polls, whence he goes t,
Dakota. where he will follow his nro