Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-02
CITY CHAT.

Blcvcle pants-M. Il n.
Sweet apples at Hess Bros.
Michigan peaches at Hess Bros.
Oysters and celery at Hess Bros.
No end to the novelties at Black
burn & Co.'S.
Blackburn & Co.'S. fall opening
Thursday and Friday.
A. NJ. Blakesley and Frank Mixter
went to Chicago yesterday.
Until further notice NJ. & X. will
be open every evening until 9 p. m.
Large, long and wide astrachan
fur capes only $40 at McCabe Bros.
See display.
Wait. Next week the grand mill
linerv event of the season takes place
at McCabe Bros.
The millinery opening of the sea-
son takes place next week at McCabe
Bros. Wait for it.
Miss G. Haas will show the hand
soonest line of fall styles in millinery
to be found in the three cities.
1t is just as easy to be up to date
in millinery as not. Call at Black
burn & Co.'S. and see the exquisite
line.
Blackburn & Co.. The leaders in
fashionable headgear, will be pleased
to show you the latest Thursday
and Friday.
A. II. Hampton is the latest talked
OF candidate for the vacant captaincy
in the police department.
Mrs. W. w. Eggelston returned
last evening from Fountain City,
Wis, where she summered.
Ground was broken at East Moline
today for 2-story hotel and a station
for the c.. NJ. & st. p. road.
c. o. Dahlstedt. c., b. & q.
switchman. fell from car in Moline
yesterday and sprained one OF his
wrists.
r. II. Dolly departed this morning
for Chicago to return Saturday with
his wife, who has been visiting rela-
tives there.
Fat fathers who have fat boys will
find fine line of clothing especially
adapted to fit fat men and fat boys
at the NJ. & X.
Krell & Math have relinquished
their capacities as caterers ut Black
Hawk Inn and removed their phara-
phernalia to the city.
Try pair of NJ. & KS celebrated
81 shoes-they are as good, every
bit, rs those you would have to pay
90 to q shoe dealer for.
The new fall styles are now in at
NJ. & K's-they never were more ele-
CANT and never represented so much
value for so little money.
A. o. Lindstrum. one Of the pro-
prietors of Geneseo's new and enter
prising daily, the Arena, made The
ARGUS pleasant call today.
McCabe Bros. never tire OF talking
about dress goods. The special val
ues they are now displaying should
not be overlooked by any intending
buyer.
DIR. Assay has changed his residence
from 535 Twentieth street to 904
Seventeenth-teIep 1910. The
doctors Office will still be in the
Bengston block-telephone 1870.
The coat. jacket and cape sale at
McCabe Bros. is attracting many
ladies from Davenport and Moline.
The new and nobby styles and mod
crate prices are great trade argu-
ments.
nj. & X. are determined to do q
larger business than ever this fall
YOU can appreciate their sincerity in
ek.c 1,i, altar hovn
inspected their immense fall stock
and low prices.
The formal opening OF Harper's
theatre will occur Monday night.
when Clara Schumann's Ladies' or
chestra will give a concert. This
promises to be particularly enjoy
able and meritorious entertainment.
The beautiful illustrated souvenir
of Rock Island county. published by
w. p. Quayle. will be on sale at
Champions. Bijou news stand, c. C.
Taylor's, Kelley's on Fourth avenue,
and at the Rock Islander Office after
Friday.
The improvement in the postal
service of the Rock Island and st.
Louis division of the c., b. & O.,
which will result in four new clerks
coming to Rock Island, as hitherto
referred to. is expected to 60 into
effect in few days.
II. Buetner has removed his up
holstering business to PIG Fourth
avenue, where he can hereafter be
found. Parlor suits made over at
very reasonable rates and carpet lay
ing done at % cents an hour. Re-
member his work is first class and
reliable in every respect.
The Rock Island ran a special trair