Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-13
CITY CHAT.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
Buy home Of Reidy Bros.

Bros.
Drink Carse & Ohweiler's ginger
ale and he healthy.
Glance ut Clemann & salzmann's
adj. on eighth page.
A great dress goods opportunity
in McCabe Bros. new ad.
Read McIrtyre-Neck Co.'S. ad. for
correct and linen bargains.
See Klug-Hasler Dry Goods COM
pany's adj On seventh page.
Messrs. j. NJ. Buford and Z. W.
Hurst are a; Wymore, Neb., on bus
mess.
Choice of three elegant lines OF
81 % Kid gloves, 81 cents a pair at
McCabe's.
Turkey red table linen 12l cents
and up at Mclntyre-Reck Co.'S. linen
sale. Read adj.
The stage Of water at the Rock
Island bridge this morning was $40;
the temperature 20 above zero.
Bishop Alexander Burgess, of the
Episcopal diocese Of Quincy. is to
visit Trinity church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingram have
returned from Chicago, where they
attended the bicycle tournament.
Corsets this week at Mcintyre
Reck Co.'S. will be sold whenever
possible. at reduced prices. Read ad.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Lawson has returned
from Chicago. where she inspected
the new styles in the dressmaking
art.
Good 7-room house on Twentieth
avenues for sale at a bargain by
Reidy Bros.
Fine heavy German cream tai l.
damask G. inches wide only 80 cents
yard at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. big
linen sale. Read al.
The sale OF seats for the .Charley's
Aunt" performance at Harper's thea
tire next Friday evening is now open
at Bleuer Bros. jewelry store.
City Attorney J. l.. Haas and Col.
Henry Curtis are in Chicago today.
where Judge Grusscup's decision is
expected in the Rock Island depot
case.
No such display OF jet, enameled.
brown aud fire proof tea pots ever
shown 10 this vicinity rs at McCabe's
crockery department. Prices from
= cents up.
The concer. at Harpcr's theatre
tomorrow night W IL be- in prompt Y
ut 3 o'c' ock. a. those attending from
Davenport will be compelled to take
the 1880 train back.
Ma, or Is. F. Knox is laid up with
rheumatic attack. He made his
customary appearance at the city
hall this morning, but he tarried but
shortly. returning home TO rest his
aching limbs
a report was in circul tiou Satur-
day night that drowning bad oc-
cutrcd at the foot uf Eighteenth
street 10y the breaking nf the ice, but
the rumnr seems to Toe TN ou dCd-
at least n j. hoped so.
Row. +. :. Young resigned the
pa-tOrate q! the FIRST Baptist church,
Moline, Yesterday. giving as his rea-
son fer 30 doing the ill-health of his
wife. with whom he contemplates
going to other climes.
The wife and parents of the late
Henry Littig desire 10 express their
gratitude To friends and neigh bors
VINO so kindly assisted during the
Illness and at the time of the death
of their husband and son.
L. G.. Hoppe has tidings from his
sister in Germany that the legacy o
S3S, 900 left TO Mr.. Hoppe and TIVE
others by the death of aunt in tn,
old country will he in shape for ap.
portionment in a short time.
The molding department of thu
Rock Island Stove works will resum,
operations tomorrow morning. afte
the annual shut down for invoicin;
and repairs. The balance of tn
shop will start up in a few days.
The meeting OF the Davenport
council with the representatives o
the Peoples Light company Saturda
for final consideration of the illum
lDHllUH ULulE1uCts III l0Il CIT
resulted in an adjournment unit
Wednesday, owing TO the illness c
Manager Davis.
W. j. Quinlan is establish ing
meat market at the Donovan stan
on Ninth street. South Rock Islant
where n line of fresh meats can /
constantly found. 1t will be run u
to the standard and in every wa
will ondeayor to serve patrons to tn
best.
The venerable Deacon Tyrrell. {
Moline. feeble in health and heart b
age was. according to the Molin
Mail. turned out Of home by b
daughter, Miss Mary, a Moline scho,
teacher. Saturday night. The ol
man then went To the home of h
son, where he found shelter.
The Chicago Times-Herald pul
fishes cut and also a complimentar
notice Of Miss Anne Justice, Il
leading lady Of the John Dillon con
Pany' recently appearing in Roc