Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-07
CITY CHAT.

Clean sweep sale-McIntire Bros.
Ten per cent -McIntire
Bros.
Grow stove polish, 4c at the Col
umbia.
Watermelons and muskmelons at
Hess Bros.
Neat boys suits soc at Simon &
Mosenfelder'
All wool mems suits 1913 at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
Capt. a. j. Whitney came down
from Dubuque this morning.
soc and 6jc baibriggan underwear
25c at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
F. H. Sterling is visiting his broth
er. f. b. Sterling, in the city.
Ladies' watch chains guaranteed for
10 years. sold at 81 % at the Column
bia.
Closing out all summer clothing at
panic prices at Simon & Mosenfel-
der's.
The Rock Island Stove works have
shut down entirely for an indefinite
period.
Ex-Police Officer William Glass
came down from Chicago and spent
Sunday with his family.
Found--A yellow and white hunting
dog; owner can have same by calling
at this Office and paying expenses.
Temptations offered this week at
the wonder sale at McCabe Bros.
You certainly will be tempted to buy.
Be sure and find out the wonder
sale quotations at McCabe Bros. be-
fore investing your money elsewhere.
Charles |. Yeager and George b.
Knapp. of Dubuque, steamboat in
sPectors. are registered at the Har-
per.
Deere 4 Company resumed work
in their shops this morning at Mo
line. with two-thirds their regular
crew.
Midsummer sale of cotton under
wear is among the leading items Of
Tered this week at the wonder prices
at McCabe Bros.
The next three months are the
best months for bicycle riding, and
now is your chance to buy a wheel
cheap of McHugh.
ii you want bicycle, now is your
chance. Call and see McHugh and
he viii offer you some great bargains
in new and secondhand wheels
McIntire Bros. will deduct 10 per
cent from the price of all table linen.
towels, umbrellas, colored wooden
dress goods, muslin underwear and
ladies' wrappers.
Julius Junge and family and Val
entine Dauber and family constituted
a fishing party which went to Water
town yesterday and caught all the
fish for miles around.
Judge Peasants Saturday adj
iourned the prolonged May term of
the circuit court, after entering a de-
cree on the civil docket in the Mary
Grace Davenport dover case, dismiss
ing the bill.
Now is the season of the wear to
lay a sidewalk, and there is nothing
more durable than brick, which is
always neat in appearance as well.
The National Clay company, which
quotes prices elsewhere, can furnish
an excellent quality.
John Mulhearn has just completed
the Job of laying 1000 feet of brick
walk on Fifteenth street and Fourth
avenue and has more of the same
kind of work to do. He is neat
and expert workman when it comes
to putting down the bricks.
A middle-aged lady attempted to
alight from a moving trailer at
sached to blue line car on Second
avenue near Nineteenth street last
evening, and fell upon the pavement.
train being stopped. the conductor
hurried to her, but found she was
uniniured. She said she thought she
car was going slow enough for her to
get off, but She found her mistake
too late
j. F. Garrell and associate, book
canvassers. put up at Mrs. Phillips
boarding house the other day engag-
ing accommodations for week AT
terward they changed their minds
and sought to 90 to another place,
but they found their baggage at
tached for the weeks cantract.
Now they have got out writ of re-
plevin. Constable Eckhart served
the papers this morning. and the
hearing will come later.
Obituary.
Mrs James Hackett died at her
home, 2511 Sixth avenue, Saturday