Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-21
CITY CHAT.

Decca concert tomorrow night.
Thursday Adams a sale opens.
Beecher's telephone number is 1888.
NJ. M. Sturgeon left for Chicago
last night.
Five dollar shoes only 81 at Adams
this week.
Catawba and malaga grapes at
Hess Bros
A few good parquet seats left for
Decca concert.
Eating apples, bananas and Florida
oranges ut Longs.
Rev. j. Q. Adams. OF Neponset, was
in the city today.
One dollar saved on a IS shoe at
Adams this week.
William Stengel went to Des
Moines this morning.
George Stodd left this morning for
Shropshire. England.
Mrs. L. r. Harper's condition is
about the same today.
A full line of imported and domes-
tic cheese Mt Buncher's.
Attend Adams 81 sale this week.
comprising all s. shoes.
Green onions. lettuce. parsley and
oyster plant at Hess Bros
Nice young dressed turkeys only
IL cents a pound at Longs.
Oysters, celery and dressed chick
ems at Buncher Bros market.
Don't fail to read Jackson 4 Hurst
I'D. IL you have money to invest.
DIR. c. c. Carter moved into his
new home on Sixth avenue today.
Bring your money and take away
our s. shoes for 81 at Adams for
three days.
Mrs. Joseph Blessing and Mrs. VIII
lard Baker returned from Galesburg
last evening.
John Linehan is now serving as
regular letter carrier in place of
George Perry.
A lot Of nice table butter in jars or
rolls t. be sold cheap at Beecher's
commission house.
PORK. tenderloin. sausage meat.
spare ribs, leaf lard, pigs feet, ETC.,
at Gilmore's pork house.
Very finest and latest STYLES Of
footwear in ladies and gents So
grades ut 81 this week at Adams.
I. Huber and daughter. Miss
Amelia, left this morning for a
2-week's stay at Colorado Springs.
Longs removal sale still coutin-
ues. You still have an opportunity
ty bay groceries at wholesale prices.
Revival meetings continue at the
First Baptist church. Rev. F.. p.
Brand breaches this evening. The
public invited.
Hotels. restaurants and boarding
houses can buy canned goods at
Buncher's Spencer Square grocery
cheaper than any place in the city.
Call and get prices.
A special train bearing the repre-
sentative business men Of Chicago to
the cotton exhibition ut Waco. Tex.
is due over the Rock Island at $3.50
this evening. The train is said to
be n handsome one.
The injury to eX-United States
District Attorney Thomas Milchris,
in the falling smoke stack ut Chicago
yesterday. as referred to in yester.
days dispatches. consisted of 9
shoulder and arm cut.
Better seats than were ever offered
before for single entertainments, or
account of 179 tickets not being
taken by subscribers. NAV be had at
Harper House pharmacy for Decca
concert tomorrow night, at SO and Il
cents.
Special assessments on Seventeenth
street. Eighteenth street, Seventh
to Eight avenue; Nineteenth street
Fifth avenue; Sixteenth street, ThirC
to Fourth avenues, can be paid in
full up to Nov. go. '9i. The yearly
installments are due on the Other
warrants.
The marriage of Darias Webb. o
this city. brakeman on the eastern
Iowa division of the c., X. /. & p,
and Miss Alice Carl occurs this even
ing ut the home of the young lady's
parents at Muscatine. Miss Ids
Erickson left this afternoon to at.
tend the happy event.
G. W. Schlegel. the energetic and
capable business manager of thu
Davenport Leader. has decided to
move his family to that city in or
der to be nearer his work. County
Treasurer Fred Titterington is nego.
gotiating for Mr.. Schlegel's pleasan,
home on Seventeenth street.
st. Paul. which was admitted Il
the Western Base Ball association a
the recent meeting in this city. has
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