Rock Island Argus., 1895-08-23
CITY CHAT,

Nice celery at Longs.
Dressed chickens at Longs.
Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
Dressed chickens at Hess Bros.
Choice line OF California fruits at
Hess Bros.
Dressed spring chickens at H. IRE
mann & Sons.
Watermelons and muskmelons on
ice at Hess Bros.
Try the Rock Island meat market,
1928 Fourth avenue.
Plenty of Michigan peaches by the
basket at Hess Bros.
Tokay and muscat grapes. cauli-
flower and egg plant at Hess Bros.
Choice sugar cured hams, picnic
hams and bacon at H. Tremann &
Sons.
Choice Missouri cling and free
son peaches by the basket or bushel
at Longs.
Joseph Gutzweiler will serve tur-
tie soup in French style at his place
tomorrow night.
Tomorrow being St. Bartholomew's
day. there will be services at Trinity
church at 9 a. m.
See our S1.15 shoe for men. Old
time prices. Never be any more at
that price-$1.15. The Boston.
Adair Peasants goes to Sterling
tomorrow to spend few days with
his family, who are summering there.
Just for starter today and to-
morrow, 5rcent Lcckwear for 25
cents at Stewards, the halter. See
our west window.
See our $3.50 line of ladies' shoes.
square toe or pointed, patent tip, ali
solid. No shoddy. You never saw
better shoe for $3.50 in your life.
Just for starter today and to-
morrow, 50-cent neckwear for 25
cents at Stewards, the halter. See
our west window.
A large portion Of the east foun-
dation for the 1ew Hurst building
en- Twentieth street fell in during
the tremendous downpour this after
noon.
A change of venue in the Dowar
anlonment case was taken from
Magistrate Schroeder to Justice
Weld this morning, and.the hearing
continued until Tuesday.
Mrs. Catherine Collins has re-
ceived a check for $2,O"j from the
Western Catholic Unions benefc-
, iary fund, her late husband having
been a memter of the order.
The will of Mrs. Katherine Kirsh
, was probated yesterday afternoon.
, Her possessions are equally divide.
among the four children: George,
/ Conrad, Gustav and Miss Lena.
Sigfried. the greatest of mimics
and character impersonators. Sem
sational lightning character changes
made up in full view of audience.
All this week at the Watch Tower.
The declaration in r. A. Smiths
100000 libel suit against the Moline
, Republican-Journal was filed in the
, circuit court yesterday afternoon by
I, Sturgeon & Marshall, plaintiffs at
! torneys.
Sensational cuts in shoes and Ok
/ fords. Got to go: must have room
e for fall goods. Still have few of
I those tan Oxfords at 81, worth 81 so.
8 The Boston.
7 Lewis Guldenzopf has issued his
i second edition of the Official Hand
: Book of the Rock Island Fire Depart
l ment. 1t is neatly illustrated and
q printed, contains much in the way OF
: useful information and is q thing OF
e value generally.
i. Leo S. Mittinger, manager OF the
3 East Moline Stamping works, went
4 to Cleveland, Ohio. this morning, to
I remove the machinery, patterns,
ETC.. to the new location. The ap-
8 paratus will arrive about the 18th of
September. and the works will begin
operations about Oct. 1.
We notice that a new repair shop
has been opened at Suman's machine
shop, Nos. 40 and lie Nineteenth
= street. by c. S. Wanglin. He viii
be remembered by cyclists as the
n former manager OF McCaoe Bros. re-
pair department where his accommo.
' dating disposition and thorough work
a won many Irlenus, VINO Will Hnu hiu
ready to welcome them at his new
d, shop on Nineteenth street.
5 Another OF those delightfully."- bril-
e liant trolley parties was given ove1
3 the tri-city system last evening. i
4 was chaperoncd by MIR. and Mrs. j
Z +. Lardner and Mrs. A. F. Gilman
and daughters, Of Davenport. Th'
train consisted OF three cars gaily
decorated and beautifully illumin
rted. Bleuer's band occupied th'
t motor car, and refreshments wer'
s served en- route. The Tower was th'
8 main objective point.
r After a weeks suffering with 1
e complication of ailments. principal!
diabetes, John W. Leyda expired
Yesterday morning in his 18th year
On his return from Camp Lincoln
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