Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-20
TOWN TALK.
Fresh oysters at Hess Bros.
Dressed chickens al Hess Bros.

Dressed chickens al Hess Bros.
Green beans. new peas. cucumbers.
asparagus and ripe tomatoes at W.
A. Ehleb's.
Half hose worth 25c a pair, two
pair for 25c; all shades; no other but
the London.
Now is a good time to take out a
scholarship at the Rock Island Bust
ness university.
Red letter day at McCabes' tomor-
row Ladies black taffeta gloves &c
n pair-S:30 to 10 4. m.
Red letter day at McCabes'-s:3O to
10 4. m.-ladies' black cotton hose.
extra quality, Sc pair.
The ARGUS Picturesque Worlds
Fair meets with popular approval.
Secure it and preserve it.
Mems pants $3.50: other houses
make n grea. howl when they sell
them for S5-the London.
The prohibitionists of Rock Island
county meet at the court house in
county convention tomorrow.
Any dealer can quote any price,
but no dealer can match NJ. & Ks.
qualities at the price-M. & X.
Red letter day at McCabe Bros. to-
morrow. Twenty-Five dozen mems
fast black hose 123c pair-7:30 to 9
p. m.
Reidy Bros. today sold Charles
Clark's residence on Thirteenth ave-
nue. to T. F. Clancy, consideration
$50.
Red letter day at McCabe Bros. to-
morrow; 200 yards fast black sat
teens, 124c quality, SIC yards to
) p. m.
Red letter day at McCabe Bros. to-
morrow; 250 yards unbleached sheet
ing, regular price 19c, lie a yards
to . p. m.
String beans, asparagus. tomatoes,
cucumbers, onions. radishes. lettuce.
Bermuda onions and new beets at
Hess Bros.
Red letter day at McCabes' tomor-
row. Printed China silks 129c n
yard-1:30 to 3 p. m. Only one dress
pattern to q customer.
Challenge price on Duke of York
silk strap bows. 15c, two for Soc
match them if YOU can for 25c apiece
elsewhere-the London.
But how will you know? Compar-
ison tells the tale-that's the advice
M. q KS new ad offers to econom-
zeal buyers. Read it, it's time well
spent.
Judge Adams, in his office yester-
day evening, performed the cere-
monv which united for life Frank
Lundell, of Moline, ana Miss Selma
johnson, of Chicago.
Word has been received that the
Western Normal school of Dixon,
H., have ordered three new scale
Kimball pianos and KINDA organ
from ID. Roy Bowlby, who stopped of
there yesterday.
j. +. Montrose left for Omaha last
night. Before departing he pro-
nounccd as vile SANDER any rumor
that his mission was to induce Kel-
ly's army to stop off at Rock Island.
If you find an article at the same
price. you'll find NJ. q KS quality
and style fully 20 per cent better.
It's useless, you cannot match Nj. &
KS quality at the price-they are
matchless.
c. f. Collins, the electrician who
has been experimenting the con-
struction of the bridge electric line.
left for his home at Chicago this
morning. having completed the work.
The opening of the electric line now
only awaits the arrival of the cars.
Two travelling men, who missed
their trains this morning by depend
ing upon the dummy connections
with the Rock Island depot. would
not fail to be strong advocates of the
depot removal project were they to
become residents of Rock Island.
That dummy train is not what it is
cracked up to be by any means.
The Muscatine journal in referring
to the financial difficulties of Samuel
l.. Clemens Mark Twain) mentions
the fact that he spent portion of
his younger days as compositor in
the Journal Office. He also ran on
the river as scub" pilot. and il is
hard to convince an old riverman
that he is of any account yet. Mr..
Clemens embarrassment is only par
tial, as he is worth about $40, 900 be-
sides his interest in the publishing
firm that has recently assigned. This
money wasn't made from the profits
derived from the sale of funny books
as one might easily be led to suppose
but by marrying rich woman.