Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-29
CITY CHAT.

terday.
! Young & McCombs' from to this
evening.
Buckeye pumps are only sold by
Allen, Myers & Co.
James Griffin, Goodland, Kan, is
visiting in the city.
Child's silk hats SO cents and up at
Young q McCombs'. s
Firecrackers cent = package this
evening at Young & McCombs'.
No perishable goods carried over
bargains at Longs this evening.
Fruits and vegetables at bargain
at Shields cash grocery this evening.
Copper-bottom. teapots Is cents
this evening at Young e. McCombs'.
Deputy James Lamont collected
1,260- 80 internal revenue this week.
Fruits and vegetables OF all kinds
at bargain this evening at Shields.
Children's embroidered cap, .
cents and up at Young & McCombs'.
Special prices on refrige-ators to
close the season at Allen. Myers &
Co.'S.
Shields will dispose Of all kinds Of
fruits and vegetables cheap this
evening.
Water Lily complexion soap. three
bars in q box. 10 cents, at Young &
McCombs'.
Plenty of raspberries. gooseberries.
black berries, cherries and currants
at Hess Bros.
Boys-before you buy your fire.
crackers call and get prices Of Will
I lam Trefz & Co.
Mrs. w. w. Bowlby departed this
morning for Princeton, where her
mother, Mrs. John BATE, is ill.
DIR. A. H. McCandlcss and w. b.
Mcintyre and their families departed
this morning for Lake Geneva.
Black and red raspberries. cur
rants, gooseberries, cherries and
black berries at Longs this evening.
John Kay opens his mint" at 219
Market square this evening for pub
lie inspection. He will serve n grand
chicken lunch.
Balloons, triangles. mines. roman
candles, torpedos. flags, sky-rockets.
lanterns. and all kinds of fire crack
crs at William Trefz & Co.'S.
Mrs. Priscilla Miller was provided
with transportation to Coal Valley,
where she claims to have relative,
this morning by Poormaster LADDERS.
II you want good pump for dug,
drilled, or tubular well and one that
the Buckeye at Allen. Myers & Co.'S.
Thomas Langdell. the unfortunate
and dissipated character SO familiar
about the streets. has been sent ia
the county farm by Poorm aster Lid
ders.
j. w. Potter accompanied his wife
and daughter to Delavan Lake, Wis,
this morning. where they will spend
the summer, MIR: Potter returning
next week.
Messrs. Il. j. Buford and j. NJ.
Buford left yesterday for Gettysburg,
where they attend the ceremonies
July /. Of the unwilling of the statue
Z OF their brother, Maj. Gen. John
Buford.
There will be patriotic service al
the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon al
$3.50, addressed by Rev. Ira w. Allen,
Good singing and hearty invitation
should attract many young men to
) this meeting.
The scholars Of st. Mary's schoo
will present. The Lost Children
and Little GRANDMOTHER" two mu
steal plays. the latter in Geman. a
Columbia hall tomorrow evening
The entertainment begins at 7:3o.
Boom! Boom! Boom! Where
Fireworks at the Eastern Fair. A
usual we have large assortment o
the best and at prices beyond tn
reach of competition-all new goods
Call and get our prices before pur
chasing elsewhere.
NJ. NJ. Briggs has arranged to opel
a real estate and insurance Office a
1912 Second avenue. He has
splendid list Of property just outsid
the city and most conveniently 10
Gated for suburban residences. H
also has the agency for line line
insurance.
The funeral Of Miss Amelia Scher
rer occurred from the family res
idence on enty-fourth street at l
O'Clock this morning with services b.
Rev. w. S. Marquis. The pallbeal
ers were: William r. Ganscrt. job
Ohlweiler. Hugh Mcdonald. w. J
Harold. Ben Lamont and Williar
Stewart.
Hon. William Payne returned fror
Springfield last evening. en- route I
his home at Osborn. Payne says tn
patriotic enthusiasm over the Fourt
was running too high to continu- th
legislative sessions, and that it wa
Awarded