Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-04
Of Rock Island, is now running an
engine at Roswell, Col.

Of Rock Island, is now running an
engine At Roswell, Col.
Scherer & Bauman's meat market |
at 931 Fourth avenue, has been closed |
up to satisfy claims of creditors.
Furniture. new stock, low prices,
compare goods. Wall & Spicer, |
Davenport, east side Brady street.
The mail carriers of the Rock ISL
and postoffice have donned their win
ter uniforms. new caps and suits
complete.
Corsets. usual value 90 and $12 per
dozen at wholesale, to be sold at loo,
SOC and 75c this week at McCabe
Bros. See ad.
The superlative supremacy Of Nc
Cabe Bros. cloak department will
again be demonstrated this week.
Watch the crowds.
All persons holding bills against
the Ladies' Industrial Relief society
are requested to send them at once
to Mrs. C. X. Mixter.
The choir of the First III. f.
will give grand concert Nov. Is
for the benefit of the church. under
the direction OF Prof. Davies.
i Coats. jackets and capes. You
put them on and wear them home
from McCabe Bros. Notice the spe-
cial cut prices for this week.
The ladies of the First NJ. z. church
anticipate carrying out their usual
I prosperous custom this year of serv-
: ing New Years day dinner.
: DIR. ]. R. Hollowbush has let the
! contract to Sievers & Anderson for
e the erection of residence ON TWEEN
: ty-third street and Ninth avenue.
The citizens OF Sherrard have de-
cided by a vote of IS to Al not to
!. include the coal shaft in the village
limits. Incorporation will be now
petitioned for.
w. ii. Dixon. railway postal clerk
: and Peoria, has moved his family to
this city from Peoria and is now
domiciled on First avenue.
). The police department caps-13 il
Il number-have been received through
n William Stewart. They are neat and
will serve their purpose in keeping
% the frost of the coppers' ears.
s. Walter l.. johnson, of Wilton, la.
n sterling young democrat who ha
d many friends in Rock Island
IS is running for sheriff of Muscatin'
q county and will be elected tomorrow
The fire department was sum
* moned Saturday evening to the vicin
IN i,y of the boat yard. where a pill
l. OF brush supposed to have been fire.
by tramps was found to be burning
81 James O'Conner aud Frank S
:. Brough have bought out the saloo
" business Of George Savadge on Secon,
81 avenue, and will conduct it hereafte
~ under the firm name of O'Conner ,
., Brough.
% No old stock of cloaks at Young
~ McCombs'. Nothing but the newes,
p most stylish and perfect fitting gal
;, ments at lower prices than you ca
=, buy old truck carried for years b
" - the old time stores.
1t has been suggested that ii
90 plans of the Weir Plow company
proposed buildings at East Molir
would be more convenient if eXhil
tied at East Moline, rather tina
down at Monmouth.
Nothing but the hat of Chris Bec'
liza, the man who jumped from tt
Libbie Conger last week and is SUI
posed to have been drowned, h;
been recovered. This was found {
ut. the lower deck OF the boat.
ok Saloon license renewals: Hem
Deisenroth, Charles S. Parker. &.
at Koch, Emil Thonn. Joseph Schiebe1
James Huber. George Behrens.
pr Gross, James McElroy, Evo l
Muynck, j. w. Roche, Emil Luc
-, MAJ.
VI" A shipment Of corsets last Septel
Der, wet in transit. claim in dispu
ger for 80 days, final adjustment at ju
one-quarter of the original invoic
at 81 aud $l.25 corsets at 10 cents,
cents, so cents and IS cents tt
at week at McCabe Bros.
The residence which John Volk
es. having constructed on Fifth aven
between Eighteenth and Nineteen
streets will soon be completed Al
"'' cost Of $1,000. 1t is built of press
brick manufactured by Atkinson
ick Oloff. with Bedford stone frontas
1t will be one Of the city's har