Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-18
CITY CHAT.
Read Adams al.
Stearns' bicycles.


Stearns' bicycles.
Buy your bicycle at McCabe's.
The best broom-Lce's Little Gem.
Fresh eggs given away at Beecher's.
Carse & Ohlweiler's bottled goods
are recognized ~ the best.
Home grown asparagus-the first
OF the stason-at Hess Bros.
Wilson bicycles are best. $40 to
800. See nd on another page.
Strictly fresh eggs. three dozen
for 20 cents, Shields cash store.
Gentlemen. 1; will pay you to see
Adams for your new pair Of shoes.
Strictly fresh eggs. three dozen
for % cents, at Shields cash store.
The .'Melba" is a beauty, ladies.
The very latest. Adams is showing
them.
II you smoke for pleasure use
Sweet Moments cigarettes. A SUPER
ior article.
DIR. George NJ. Babcock has gone
to st. Louis and Cincinnati on bus
mess mission.
Spinach. parsley. soup punches.
lettuce, radishes, onions aud oyster
plant at Hess Bros.
Mrs. T.. w. Hurst has returned
from her visit to Annapolis, Md,
and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Noe. OF Dav-
export, celebrated their 5Oth wed.
ding anniversary yesterday.
The stage Of water at the Rock Isl.
and bridge ut noon was 20 and
stationary; the temperature "a.
Young & McCombs' big sale will
continue one day more. Go and get
your share. They don't come every
day.
Beecher will sell you any OF the
best brands OF flour cheap and give
you dozen fresh eggs with every
sack.
Ladies, have you seen the very
latest in fine footwear? Adams has
them.
The Woman's Improvement Guild
OF Trinity church will meet at the
rectory Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Alma Creutzburg has arrived
in the city from Oshkosh. Wis, on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. j. w. Will
toD. on Second avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Mabley and daugh-
ter, Marie, Of Peoria. are making .
visit TO Mrs. Mabley's mother, Mrs.
ID. Spencer. Of this city.
For nice table drink every family
should have Black Hawk spring
water. caIbonated or plain. as fur.
nishsd by Car-e & Ohlweiler.
Miss Catherine Denkmann enter
tanned n company Of about sixty
friends from the three cities at a
card party yesterday afternoon.
John Scheuermann. carpet weaver.
now located n. 27O5 Eighth avenue.
still solicits the patronage OF his
friends All work guaranteed first
class.
"The Test the Devil Gave" will be
the subject OF Evangelist +. j. Shell
don's discourse this evening at 1880
ia the Ssint-' hall. Burralls block.
Second avenue.
You may not know IL but The
Argos want column is where the
people are getting the most satisfac-
tory results in advertising. Try it
and convince yourself.
Capt. Jack Crawford. the poet
scout, should attract an immense
crowd. He will probably never visit
tn. city again. Matinee Thursday
afternoon for the children.
Eighty employees of>the Rock ISL
and stove works. including CO. yars-
ers and friends Of the dekGrs.d. at.
tended the funeral Of the lie r. A.
Johnston in body yeste Nv.
Porter Skinner i. ees,ly improv.
ing the appearance OF his building at
the hor,h :. corner Of Second ave-
nue. an eighteenth street by putting
IN ,..larged and more attractive
Iindows.
Every boy and girl in town whose
checks have tingled when they heard
the stories Of life on the frontier will
want to see Capt. Jack Crawford, the
poet scout. Take them. 1t will be
u refined entertainment.
The Union seems at last. to have
come to the conclusion that NJ. NJ.
Sturgeon has really some indorse-
ment in Rock Island county as we'll
as in Henry for denomination for
member Of the state board Of equaliz-
alton.
The gentleman in Moline whose
gasoline stove exploded has since
placed his order for q gas range.
Remember. manufacturer prices
and connection free on any make or
style Of gas range. il ordered before
April l. Peoples Power company.
Jackson & Hurst. Of this city. were
yesterday retained rs counsel for
Awarded