Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-28
CITY CHAT,
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.

". Il. Cdsc HAS TetuEueu from VI.
tawa.
Eggs l2I cents dozen at Browner
Il Co.'S.
Shreied whole wheat biscuit at
Longs
Cbinaware bargains at Mcintyre
Reck Cos.
Read IAN Artist in Crime" on
second page.
Choice bellflowers and wine saps
at Hess Bros.
Winnebago Cream -four at old
price at Longs.
Fresh dairy butter at la cents at
Browner & Cos.
Charles Mcconnell, OF Bowling,
was in the city today.
The beer war continues with prices
steady at late quotations.
Good 6-cent brown A muslin AZ
cents at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Fresh eggs are selling fast at IL
cents dozen at Beecher's.
Mrs. Mary Bailey and daughter,
Miss Carolyn Bailey, are in Chicago.
Lots Of good jackets 90 cents each
ut McIntyre-Reck Cos. proinvcntory
sale.
Services will be held in South Park
chapel Friday evening instead of to-
night.
Women's black cashmere hose, two
pair for 25 cents, ut McIntyre-Reck
Cos.
Head lettuce, spinach, cauliflower,
new beets and tomatoes at Hess
Bros.
Fresh butter and eggs received
every day at Beechers'. Sold cheap
for cash.
Cape and jacket bargains at Nc
1ntyre-Reck Cos. p.oinventory sale.
Read ad.
Miss Margaret Broomhall is con-
valescent after a few days illness
with the grip.
lIuntoon sells hay at As cents per
bale and guarantees every bale to
weigh 100 pounds.
For s. you can buy jackets worth
$3.50 and $40 at McIntyre-Reck Cos
proinventory sale.
The stage OF water at the Rock
Island bridge ut noon vas 100 and
rising; the temperature SO.
Splendid dress goods values at 22i
and S7l cents at Mclntyre-R. OK Cos.
Prices have been 80 to 75 cents.
New time cards are expec. ed on
the Rock Island and Burlington Sun
day, but no important changes are
anticipated.
Five ear loads Of steel for the Rock
Island bridge construction work ar
rived yesterday and structural oper-
atoms will be commenced in a few
DAYS.
Mrs. X. n. Odell died at her home
in Stewartvillc today OF quick con-
sumption. aged Sc years. The re-
mains will be taken to Port Byron for
interment tomorrow.
The coroner's jury at Davenport on
the rem aims Of Alfred Flanagan, the
Rock Island brakeman who met such
fearful fate on the road Sunday
morning. returned verdict Of acct.
dental death.
The board Of education has a spec
ial meeting tonight to take some &C.
ton with reference to allowing the
old No. 8 school building to be occu-
pied by the Peaslee Shoe company.
provided that locality is selected.
c. +. Adams, the shoe merchant.
has placed carrom board. a new
and attractive game, in the Y. NJ. G.
A. reception room, which is to be
given as a prize to the boy who car.
ries off the honors in a series of four
games.
j. X. Wilson hopes to interes,
Rock Island capitalists in a patent
continuance for stitching bicycle
tires, the invention OF j. X. johnson,
Of Fort Madison. aud which may re-
suit in the starting Of another small
industry here.
The contract for furnishing plans
OF the proposed new Christian
church. heretofore referred to, ha:
been awarded to Brainerd & Halls
man, OF Chicago. The plans will be
submitted to the congregation Sun
day for approval.
Thomas Fahey, Jr., has returned
from the west on visit TO his par
ents. having just finished a 5-yeal
enlistment in the regular army. II,
has seer considerable active service
his company participating in most Of
the Indian outbreak.
When Bro. Quayle, Of the Rocl
Islander, found that Editor johnson
of the Union. had gone to the love
feast at Springfield, he packed hi:
satchel and put after him. Boss S.
j. Collins aud Tom Campbell are
also on deck down at the capita
with the other big guns of the state
David A. whitcher and Miss Ada
Dale were married ut the Broadway
Presby terrain church parsonage Sat
urday evening by Rev. w. S. Mar.
quis. The groom resides in Rpcl
Island and is employed as n pattern