Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-15
CITY CHAT.

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McCabe's 25th anniversary sale.
Fine Mexican oranges at Boro's.
McCabe's 25th anniversary sale.
Good flour 80 cents sack at Longs.
Read j. w. Jones' ad. in want col
umn.
First chestnuts of the season at
Boro's.
-Four given away at McCabe's to-
morrow.
Adams is headquarters for reliable
footwear.
Flour given away at McCabe's
tomorrow.
Read Young & McCombs' ad. on
fifth page.
New buckwheat flour and maple
syrup at Longs.
Cocoa door mats 10 cents, at
Young & McCombs'.
Special sale in cloaks, jackets and
capes ct Young g. McCombS.
Adams line of mems shoes are the
up-to-date styles. Try them.
Souvenirs given rway with every
81 purchase at Dolly Bros. cash
store.
Fer perfect fitting ladies' or gentle
mems shoes you should call on
Adams.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. S. K. Kenworthy, Room 2, Bu-
ford block.
The IS cordovans are equal to
some Sc shoes. Save dollar by buy
ing of Adams.
The 50 welt shoes for ladies are not
cqua'ed for style. fit and durability.
Try q pair-Adams.
McCabe's quarter century sale this
week. Save every purchase check if
you wish to compete for premiums.
Cocoa door mats only 10 cents,
advertised by another dealer as be-
ing worth 80 cents, at Young & Nc
Combs.
Mai. W. l.. Marshall, accompanied
by Capt. j. II. Willard, u. S. A, is
here from Chicago inspecting the
Hennepin.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Broadway church will meet with
Mrs. Willard Baker at 2:30 Thursday
afternoon.
You can save money on underwear
by buying at Young & McCombs'.
Their % cent fleece line ladies' is
trade winner.
Rev. G. +. Taylor and son, Carl
ton c., went to Quincy yesterday to
attend meeting CT the Baptist gem
eral association.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller, OF Black
Hawk township, leave tomorrow
evening for Phoenix, Ariz., for the
betterment of the latter's health.
If you have anything that you
would rather have the cash for, leave
your order at the old reliable second
hand store, 1922 Second avenue-J.
W. Jones.
Given away with every s. pur-
chase-a handsome souvenir-noth-
ing common, but a beautiful art re-
production. Don't miss getting one.
Dolly Bros.
The sewer committee is inspecting
the Seventh ward sewer system, Just
cum plcted by Davis company, this
afternoon prior to the formal accept
ance of the work.
Young e. McCombs show the
largest assortment OF new style
cloaks, capes and jackets in the city
at very low prices. Remember their
big premium offer.
Rock Island relatives yesterday re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the
death at Colorado Springs of the wife
and infant of Frank Churchill, who
formerly resided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Window are
guests at the Harper during the I'M
dertakers' convention. They accom-
panied the train bearing Eyerts COM
mandery to the recent trieunial con-
clave at Boston and hence have sew
eral friends in the city.
City Attorney Haas departed this
afternoon for Morrison, Whiteside
county, where the arguments on the
i"clAtH sticel paving III prov Cuieht
will be commenced tomorrow before
Judge Henry Z. Ward. The attor-
neys representing the Directing
property holders are: Connolly &
Connolly, Henry Curtis. William Me-
Entry and Sweeney & Walker.
Mrs. Lawson. of Coal Valley, sub
mitted to delicate operation per-
formed by d.. G. b. Kinyon, assisted
by Drs. Z. Bradford, of this city: j.
W. Watzek. Davenport, and z. II.
Vessel, Moline. Saturday afternoon
for double varitomy, at the residence
of 5. u. Hendren. 424 Eleventh
street. II no other complications
arise Mrs. Lawson's recovery is very
hopeful. Notwithstanding the deli
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