Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-29
CITY CHAT.

keaf lard Mt GilmOre's.
Club skates ut Eckhart's.
Go to Beecher's for turkeys.
insure with Hucsing & Hoeit.
Turkeys sold cheap at Beecher's.
Buy your club skates at Eckhart's.
Oysters and celery at w. A. En-
leb's.
Choice table apples at W. A. En-
leb's.
Strictly fresh eggs 20 cents dozen
Mt Shields.
Catawba and Malaga grapes at W.
A. Ehleb's.
A nice line OF dressed poultry at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Fancy dairy butter 17s cents a
pound Mt Shields.
Boiled cider by the quart or gallon
Mt W. A. Ehlcb's.
Knee pants 10 cents pair at Som
mcrs 3 Lavellc's.
W. s. Grove. Of Port Byron, was in
the city yesterday.
The "Aunt Sally" company ut Har-
per's theatre tonight.
Dressed turkeys sold at Wholesale
or retail at Beccher's.
Big reduction sale now going on at
Sommers & Lavelle's.
James Griffin. Of Goodland, Kan,
10 visiting with his folks.
Hon. Ben 7. Gable reached home
from Chicago last evening.
New York buckwheet. 1O-pound
sacks 80 cents, at Shields.
Inc '95 preparation sale at NJ. Il
KS. is being well patronized.
Mrs. c. W. Durham left this morn
ing on visit to Peoria friends.
Don't fail to read Jackson & Hurst 8
I'D. il you have money to invest.
The funny comedy, Aunt Sally"
at Harper's theatre this evening.
Friday will be the last day of reg
istration for the judicial election.
Mrs. +. G.. Frazer leaves Monday
for springfield to visit Mrs. Gov.
Altgeld.
Boys undershirts and drawers ut
10 cents per garment at Sommers &
Lavelle's.
Over stock of can goods that will
be sold Mt cost for cash at Hansgen &
Buncher's.
Mrs. NJ. Burns returned to Chi
cago this morning, after short stay
with relatives.
Pretty good time to invest in win
ter clothing-reduced prices through
out ut the Nj. & X.
X. Stockhouse and wife and son,
Charles. left for Springfield yesterday
to spend New Years.
Boys long pants suits at prices
that will surprise and please you at
sommers Il LaVelle's.
Charles Rice. of Ottumwa. is in
the city to spend New Years with his
mother. Mrs. +. Rice.
Tomatoes. cauliflower, radishes
head lettuce and nice line of fresh
vegetables ut W. A. Ehleb's.
We will have plenty OF fresh
dressed ducks, geese. chickens and
turkeys Mt Shields Monday.
You will be sorry il you are not in
1t on the 100 pounds of lard to be
given away ut Shields Tuesday.
Take your skates to Parker &
wangelin's, 1924 Third avenue, and
have them sharpened for 10 cents.
Buy your felt boots, overshoes and
rubbers ut the NJ. & k.-the hes,
grades only-prices the lowest il
town.
W. W. Moorehead. who has beer
spending few DAYS with DIR. Huy
EFT, Of Milan, returned to Aledo thil
morning.
Boys dress overcoats-would b,
good values ut $S.5O-now going n
$3.50; sl1 quality marked down to y
mt Sommers Il Lavelle's.
For new goods it is shame to sci
them ut tn. prices they are marked
down to, but they are not going t.
carry over any boys suits or over
coats ut Sommers' & Lavelle's.
Fritz Baehl. q bachelor with banl
account of $4,000, and aged 81
strangled himself to death at hi
home in Davenport yesterday after
noon. He has half brother named
Hoffman in this city.
The glad news from Annapolis, o
the advent of son in the home o
Ensign Lloyd II. Chandler and wife
will he received with MANY expres
sions Of happiness and congratula
tons in Rock Island.
The remains of Conductor Ed. Tel
Ter are expected from Sterling to
night. in charge Of Messrs. William
McConochie and j. X. scott, of Tri
lodge, 81, A. +. 4 A. NJ. They vii
be taken to Masonic temple, fror