Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-03
CITY CHAT.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.

7. F. La velle is in Chicago on
business.
The council meets in monthly ses-
siou tonight.
See Shields price crusher in an
ather column.
Go to Beecher's for your -four.
butter and eggs.
Drink Carse & Ohweiler's ging
ale and be healthy.
George A. Mcdonald sells good
things to eat. Phone 1896.
Lots Of after-inventory bargains at
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. Read ad.
Muslin underwear sale! Where?
McCabe's this week. Go and see.
Good jackets 25 cents. SO cents. IS
cents and 81 at McIntyre-Reck Cos.
Charles Quayle was down from
Fulton to spend Sunday with his
parents.
The Misses Dart entertained at
their home at 2lO6 Seventh avenue
Saturday evening.
Head lettuce. spinach, water cress.
cauliflower, tomatoes, radishes and
beets at Hess Bros
The internal revenue collections Of
Deputy James Lamont last week
amounted to $isO,lO.
A. Loeb is very low at St. An
thongs hospital and his life is almost
completely dispaired of.
Miss Mollie Moyer, OF Dixon, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Beal. in the city.
Shredded whole wheat biscuit, Cal.
ifornia celery and oysters at George
A. McDonald's. Phone 1896.
The grandest muslin underwear
sale the town has ever known takes
place this week at McCabe Bros.
DIR. j. A. Stroberg. Of Chicago,
Sundayed with William McEnirv, an
old time friend and college chum.
New goods in the furniture line
arriving daily at the Fleming Fur
niture company, 1924 Second avenue.
Thursday. Feb 6. will mark the
opening Of McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. great
Today sale Of muslin underwear.
Wait.
Children's good muslin drawers.
cents, cents, 8 cents and 9 cents,
according to size. at McCabe's this
week.
Will you be one Of the crowd at the
grandest muslin underwear sale Nc
Cabe Bros. have ever had? Sale lasts
all week.
Adolph Johannis, now located in
Davenport. has filed an application
70 secure Turner hall, which will be
vacant May 1.
j. c. johnson, canadian Joe," Of
Reynolds. passed through the city
today on mis- way home from trip
through the west.
Silks ut McTntyre-Reck Co.'S. 90
cents to 75 cents. worth up to $l.e5.
Silk remnants 0 cents, IA cents, 10
cents per remnant.
The First NJ. +. church choir of
this city will give q concert in the
First Congregational church, Of Mo-
line. Thursday evening.
Michael Henry Cray and Mrs. Mary
Mulherne were married at St. Jo-
seph's church last evening. Rev.
Thomas Mackin officiated.
Schrocder's harness shop has been
removed from 225 Twentieth street
TO the new Harris block on Second
avenue opposite Spencer square.
Wait for Thursday, Feb. 6, at Nc
Intyre-Reck Co.'S. and the greatest
muslin underwear display and sale
Rock Island has ever seen. Wait.
Remember when you want to buy
flour or fresh butter and eggs that
Beecher's commission house is the
cheapest place in the city. We will
save you money.
Rev. II. c. Marshall preached at
the First M. T.. church yesterday
morning in the absence Of Rev. F. w.
Merrell and the illness OF Rev. r. G.
Pearcc, who was to have ofiiciated.
Special advance display Of high
class French waist silks at McCabe's.
The color effects are most beautiful
Dresden. Persian and printed warps.
X. l.. Porter. formerly auditor for
the st. Louis division Of the c., B. &
a., has been promoted to auditor of
passenger and freight accounts Of the
Burlington system with headq uarters
Mt Chicago.
Nothing like THE ARGUS want col
umn for advertising places for sale.
for rent, situations wanted. help
wanted. or. in fact, anything you can
think Of. Try 1t and learn Of the
good results.
Judge Adams has entered an order
in the county court requiring all OBJ
lectors to the proposed sidewalk
improvements 10 the Sixth and Sew
enth wards to have their complaints
in by Feb. 10.
We move in about ten DAYS, so
don't get left or you'll be sorry.
Shoes are cheap-all kinds. all quail
ties-and you can save money and
don't you forget it. We are the peo-
pie for cheap shoes. The Boston.
Fred Staassen, the Third avenue
livery man. departed for St. Louis
SATURDAY. avaniuO a~A