Rock Island Argus., 1899-01-25

PassIg s.
Aeneine for pimples for sale by Miss
Toliver.
Very fancy Boston head lettuce at
Passig's.
Read the for rent column for g
boarding house ad.
White Rose patent flour 80 cents a
sack at Passig's.
A great variety of dressed poultry
at Schroeder's market.
| Marie Antoinette hair pins % cents
a package at Miss Toliver's.
DR.. F. r. Haley, dentist, 1915 Sec
ond avenue, over David Don's,
Stones new directory Of Davenport
gives the city population of 10000.
Dewey perfume % cents at Miss
Toliver's, over 1913 Second avenue.
Stop in and see w. C. Maucker's
store. He has very low figures on
groceries.
Beecher is selling the best table but
ter for ID cents pound and eggs at
ia cents a dozen.
Ten-quarter unbleached sheeting
Thursday only II cents per yard.
Young IL McCCmbs.
The sacrifice sale of the stock of
groceries in the Wheelan store will
continue this week.
Spend your money for Anti-Wash-
board soap and you will receive both
principal and interest.
Minneapolis mills have advanced
flour again. w. C. Maucker is still
selliug at the old price.
Buy home manufactured goods and
build up your town. Anti-Washboard
soap is by long odds the best.
Reidy Bros. horse indulged in a
lively runaway last night, winding up
in Moline, where he was captured.
Now for Jackets. remem Der the ta-
BILE, your choice for So. Young &
McCombs' January clearing sale.
The stage of the water at the Rock
Island bridge at 6 a. m. was 2.70: at
noon it was 2.65- The temperature at
noon was SS.
Dress goods have been moving fast
in our January clearing sale. Only a
few days more at the present
prices. Young & McCombs.
Well, we have caught upon those
81 hats and will sell again Thursday
at 81 each fo- choice. Young & Nc
Combs January clearing sale.
This is the last week in which you
shoes in the store for So SO. Hurst,
He Cuts the Price. Open tonight.
Mrs Thomas. who is an expert ca
teress, will serve Boyle's high grade
food products all day tomorrow at
Hess Bros Call and sample them. |
w. II. Couch. of 422 Forty-sixth |
street. was held upat Brooks crossing |
at 10 O'Clock last night, by two men,
one pushing 4 revolver in his face, |
and robbed of So.
At the revival services at the Me- |
mortal Christian church tonight Rev. |
T. w. Grafton will speak upon The
Conversion of Cornelius - Mrs. w.
F. Bradley will sing Christ IL All"
The postmasters of the three cities |
have had a meeting, and are to inter
an effort to secure the new system of
to in Yesterdays ARGUS.
Dewey's Morning Glory is the name
of a new perfume coming from Roch-
ester, n. Y, which. according to re-
port, comes from Dewey at Manila.
1t is delightful odor and is being
handled exclusively by Mrs. Hattie
Tolliver.
Mrs. Ann Williamson wishes to ex-
press her sincere thanks to friends
and members of Fay Hawes camp for
their kindness and sympathy in
the burial of her sister, Mrs. Rose
L L. q. f,,l a., 4
j. d. Taylor, residing at 9O9 Nine
teenth street, while going out the
rear door of his home last night short
ly after o'clock. fell on the stairs
and seriously fractured his left leg.
Drs. Hollowbush and Barth adjusted1
the fracture.
Colored folks gave n cake walk for
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
and n company of guests in New York
recently. 1t was a swell affair, but
the promoters of the event to be
given at Harper's theatre next month
say that it will be the warmest that
has happened, not excluding the Van
derbilt walk.
4 variety cf entertainment will be
given at the grand cake walk at Har-
per's theatre, Feb. 9, including songs
by Willie Turk, of Moline, the boy
baritone; j. Hayes Robinson. mando-
lin and guitar artist, and Miss Matte
and Walter Stallard, of West
Superior. Wis. both entertainers of
ability. A big program
has been arranged.
Peoria claims G.. B. Foyle. the al
legged bigamist, arrested at Dayen-
port and taken to Des Moines for
trial. He lived quietly there in a
pretty home in the fashionable resi-
dence district. His Peoria wife