Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
CITY CHAT.

Smoke z. b. q.
Hynes for skates.
Pay your water rent.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
For insurance, E J. Burns.
For real estate, E. j. Burns.
Smoke Kinship, and be happy.
F. B. @ finest beyond question.
$3.50 for $3.50 ladies' shoes al
Adams.
Plenty of fresh butter and eggs al
Beecher's.
New cure for indigestion-eat al
the Stag club.
Hand turned ladies' shoes $3.50 a
pair at Adams.
Hand welt ladies' $3.50 shoes at
$3.50. Adams sale.
Attend the masquerade at Roche's
hall Saturday evening.
Toys and holiday goods closed out
below cost at Beechers- -s
One dollar pair saved by buying
your 81. so ladies' shoes at Adams.
George w. Aster & Co. are distrib-
uting some handsome calendars for
1898.
The United Presbyterian church is
to give a New Years entertainment
Friday evening.
Buford Post No. 243, G.. A. r., and
w. r. &. No. sc will give campfire
at Memorial hall tomorrow evening.
All members of St. Paul lodge No.
10Y. X. p, are requested to attend an
adjourned meeting to be held this even
ing.
The German Methodist church gives
a coffee at the Hartz h ONE, 1916 Third
avenue. Thursday evening. All are
invited.
Attend the coffee at the Hartz home,
1876 Third avenue, Thursday evening,
given by the German Methodist
church.
All members of st. Paul lodge No.
10Y, X. p, are requested to attend
an adjourned meeting to be held this
evening.
Harmed & Won Maur have an excep-
tional offering in tonight's issue of
The ARGUS that bargain hunters may
well read.
Your choice of any pair of mems
shoes in the store this week for 81 80.
Hurst, agent for Rock Island factory
line. Open tonight.
Last call for '9S. Such underwear,
suit, and overcoat opportunities as NJ.
& h are offering in their big adj are
worthy your attention.
At the clearing sale of Rock Island
factory women's shoes you get your
choice of the finest shoes III the store
for $3.50. Open tonight.
Two fires, in different parts of the
building, were discovered at St. Luke's
hospital, Davenport, Monday night.
There is a suspicion of incendiarism.
Mrs. Minnie Alverson was held to
the grand jury at Davenport, in $500
bonds, for stealing jewelry from the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reavey.
A prominent Moline man told an
ARGUS reporter that. although inter-
est in the movement was apparently
tagging somewhat just now, new
opera house fer his town was sure
thing.
The prices NJ. & X. quote in their
large display ad are not fabulous
''worths, " as generally predominates
by other dealers. but bona fide reduc-
tions from the price NJ. & X. have
been selling.
George Stisser. teamster, was
caught by a cave-in on Twenty-second
street near Thirteenth avenue yester-
day afternoon. His body was COM
pletsiy covered by the falling dirt, He
was gotten out by fellow workmen.
He escaped with bruises
The Rock Island railroad has settled
with all the men injured in the recent
railroad disaster at this place, except
Frank Anker. They offered him $500
in addition to all expenses during his
confinement. but he thinks that is not |
enough.-Wilton Qowa) Advocate
At Davenport, Mary Williams has
begun suit for $1,000 against Mary
Foley, alleging that the latter ran over !,
her with bicycle on the sidewalk in
front of 324 West High street, and /
caused her to break her hip bone and |
otherwise injured her. both physi- |
cally and mentally.
Attorney NJ. f. Sweeney has begun
suit in the circuit court in behalf of
Joseph and William Hardy, of Chi
cago, executors of the will of their
father. the late Joseph Hardy, of this
city, who seek to recover from their
sister. Mrs. A. II. Arp, of Moline, a