Rock Island Argus., 1895-06-14
CITY CHAT.

Yeddo hats 25 cents-M. & X.
William jackson is in Chicago.
Gauze underwear 12 12cents-M. & X.
Watermelons and muskmeions at
Hess Bros.
Tomet waists Is cents at Sommers
& LaVelle's.
Spring chickens dressed to order
at Hess Bros.
Hon. Ben T. Cable went to Chicago
last evening.
Speciarsale on ladies' tan Oxfords
at Dolly Bros.
Peaches. apricots, bananas and or
anges at Longs.
Buy your tennis shoes, white or
black, at NJ. & KS. I
Choice home grown cherries at
Weckel e. Passig's.
A choice line OF fruits and berries
at Weckel g. Passig's.
Gauze undershirts ID cents at
Sommers Il LaFelle's.
California cherries. apricots and
peaches at Hess Bros.
Ladies' tax and black Oxfords for
GO cents at Dolly Bros.
Spring lamb and spring chickens
at ii. Tfemann & Sons.
City Attorney j. l.. Haas is con-
fined to his bed by illness.
Balbriggan underwear As cents, it's
the 7j cent kind-M. & X.
You are missing it by not getting
your tan shoes at Dolly Bros.
Choice tomatoes and full line of
fresh vegetables at Hess Bros.
Summer coats and vests at Stew
arts, the halter and furnisher.
Choice sugar cured hams 10 cents
per pound at Fl. Tremann & Sons.
To save your "sole" you cannot
find shoes equal to those stamped NJ.
IL X.
Choice sugar cured picnic hams
cents per pound at II. Tremann &
Sons.
New wash suits, G5 cents, 90 cents,
S1.25 and Sl.75 at Sommers Il La
Velle's.
Our three for 81 work shirts are
warranted not to rip-Sommers &
LaVelle.
Summer washable neckwear in
great variety and styles at Stewards.
the halter.
Raspberries, strawberries, cher
ries. currants and gooscberries at
Hess Bros.
Mark Norris left Tuesday even
ing for Alta Iona, Texas, which
will be his future home.
Order your roasts for Sunday din
ner at Ii. Tremann d Sons. Moth
ing but the very choicest meats.
Messrs. c. +. Lvnde, George
Price and Tom Latin returned last
evening from a successful fishing trip
near Hampton.
Those ladies' sailors and tourist
hats at Stewards are becoming more
popular daily because they are the
very latest styles.
Little girls shoes at Dolly Bros.
in tan, vici red and black, sizes to
13. spring heel. Call and see them;
they are beauties.
The trial of William Clark, the A..
p. A. lecturer, continued until Z
o'clock last evening, when adjourn
ment was taken until 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
We are to have concerts in Spencer
square again this season. as all will
be delighted to know. Enterprising
merchants have taken hold of the
matter, and its success is assured.
Negligee shirts, summer under
wear and hose. white wash vests,
straw hats, belts and bicycle goods
can be had in all the latest styles and
and furnisher.
There will be an excursion to Clin-
ton Sunday under the auspices of
the Svca Male choir and Marine
Light Guard band, of Moline. The
boat will leave Rock Island at Z
O'Clock sharp. Tickets for adults SO
cents, children 25 cents.
The Tri-City Dental society at its
meeting in Moline last week decided
to have its annual outing at Black
Hawk Watch Tower in September.
A paper was read at the meeting by
DR.. McCandless. OF this city, on
1.-The Six Months Molar." and il
formed the theme OF an interesting
and profitable discussion.
a rig containing Mrs. Hoephner
Of near LeClaire. and daughter. Mrs
Greim. and child, of Moline, collidet
with the electric sprinkler on Fiftf
avenue and Twenty-fourth stree
this morning. knocking wheel of
the conveyance. Fortunately no ont
was injured. Mrs. Hoephner in hel
fright jumped from the rig. She