Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-29
CITY CHAT.

Tennis Oxfords at Dolly Bros.
G. A. K. suits at Sommers & La
Velle's.
Fresh eggs at IL cents a dozen at
Shields.
Nice oranges at II and 12I cents q
dozen at Shields.
Save money by trading with Som
mers & LaVelle.
Plenty of nice fresh berries at
Shields cash grocery.
Negligee shirts in all styles and
prices at Sommers e. LaVelle's.
About 1000 pounds of fresh dairy
butter at IA cents pound at Shields.
j. +. Shields grocery will be
closed tomorrow at II o'clock sharp.
Graduation suits in large variety
of style and price at Sommers & La
Velle's.
The best working shirts in the city
So cents, or for 81 at Sommers &
LaVelle's.
The popular styles of straw and
felt hats for hot weather at Sommers
& LaVelle's.
White checked tan and black ten
mis- Oxfords and shoes at Dolly Bros.
cash shoe store.
Butchers tools and store fixtures
for sale at Otto j. Sala's, 4O2,
Eleventh street.
Don't forget that Shields best flour
is the best flour in the city. We
guarantee every sack. j. T. Shields.
Try pound of Twain, Earl & Co.'S.
Celebrated coffee. 1t is the best cof-
fee in America. J. T. Shields, the
cash grocer, handles it.
William Edward Grow and Miss
Mary l.. Mepham, of Davenport, were
married by Magistrate Schroeder at
his office this afternoon.
John f.. Dowar and Miss FL
nina May Townsend, both of Rock
Island, we're married this week at
Morrison. Both are we'll known in
this city.
Call and see for yourself. 1t will
be dollars in your pocket if you buy
wall paper at the Sutcliffe so per
cent discount sale-only to continue
few days more.
Officer Phil Miller is again able to
be out, but is not strong enough yet
TO assume his beat, and is attending
to station duty while Officer Null
queen is covering the business Sec
ton.
A little girl named Mamie Bowles
living on Elm street near Thirteenth
avenue. was bitten by vicious dog
this afternoon. The police have To-
Gated the owner of the canine and
will attend to it this evening.
j. T. Shields, the cash grocer, left
for Chicago last night on short bus.
mess trip. Look out for some rare
bargains in fruits and groceries upon
his return. Shields is cash buyer
and knows when he gets a bargain.
The SO per cent discount sale or
wall paper will continue a few DAYS
more at SATELLITES. Make haste and
get in line with the crowd; you will
not get another chance to buy wal
paper so cheap for many days tt
come.
Ask your neighbor, If you have no,
been to the SO cent discount sale
Maybe he or she can relate to you
how cheap beautiful wall paper i.
being sold at Satellites, the wal
paper dealer, corner Fifteenth stree
and Second avenue.
The east plate glass window and
the side light of the Harper hous'
bar Der shop were broken yesterday
afternoon by the falling of a scaffolt
used by Simser & Skinner, who are
painting the balcony. The damag,
is something like $75.
News has been received of thu
death in Chicago of George d. Black
burn, son of Rev. A. j. Blackburn
He was married and about 40 year!
of age, and was well known among
our colored citizens. The remain.
will be brought here next Monday
for interment.
The Rock Island Portrait & Fran,
company, No. 319 Twentieth street
has received as fine line of picture
| frames as was ever shown in thi:
city. Anyone not satisfied with The
frames they have can get a frs
class one with only little extra cost
Call and see the line.
DR.. G. l.. Eyster and wife leav'
next week for Philadelphia, wher
the doctor attends the 2lst anniver
| s,ry ron ,;op Of his class IN tho Irn;