Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-28
CITY CHAT.
Flo ming for furniture.

Fleming for furniture.
Oysters and celery at Hess Bros.
Dressed spring chickens at Hess
Bros.
Don't forget tonight at Dolly
Bros.
Nobbv fall and winter suitings at
Emig's.
Plenty of choice Michigan peaches
at Hess Bros.
Spring chicken and spring lamb
at Galley & Reidy's.
j. e. Kinney, Of Chicago, is in the
city for Sunday sojourn.
just the thing for fall and winter
wear can be seen ut Emig's, the tai
Tor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Krcll and son, Ju.
lius, departed for the south yester-
day.
Carpets-all kinds-big line Of
patterns; lowest prices. G. o. Huck-
staodts.
Jennings new furniture store,
Hurst block, Twentieth street. for
everything late in that line.
Go to Holbrook's and have him
shade that new Muse of yours. He
has goods and prices to suit you.
Spring chickens aud spring lamb
at Gaffey & Rcidv's Rock Island
meat market, 1926 Fourth avenue.
Rev. J. l.. Murphy returned last
evening from his southern trip and
will supply his pulpit tomorrow.
Tickets for the excursion to Mil
waukee are On sale now at the G.,
NJ. &; St. p. depot, Twentieth street.
Miss G. Haas has returned from
the east aud is now prepared to show
exquisite styles in hats and bonnets.
1t will pay you to attend the car
pet sale at Holbrook's this week, 103-
lO5-1O7 East Second street, Daven-
port.
The indianapolis base ball team
passed thorough the city this morn
ing en- route for Peoria to play an ex-
hibition game.
No need Of taking up carpets while
cleaning house-use tho Jewel Car
pet Renovator at Riess' Fourth ave-
nue. drug store.
There will be sleeping car on the
excursion train to Milwaukee this
evening. Make your reserva-
tons early or You may be too late.
George Kahltenbach returned to
Nashotah, Wis, this morning to re-
sumo his theological studies after a
week pleasantly spent at Trinity rec
tory.
A handsome sideboard makes a
dining room look dnubly attractive.
Can't afford one? Oh, yes, you can.
l have them in all prices and styles
&. q. Huckstacdt.
Holy Moses. How excited my
competitors are becoming. Don't
worry, pards. can't do all the
busincss-you will catch some trade.
Hoppe, the tailor.
a grand ball will be given by the
Forresters OF Camp %. NJ. W. A.. at
Armory hall Thursday evening. Oct.
10, All Woodmcn are cordially in
vited. Tickets 50 cents.
Capt. T. j. Robinson reached home
from Chicago last evening. some
wha. indisposed, having been at
tackled on The tram with stomach
trouble. He is improved today.
Well dressed men always wear
merchant tailor made clothes. The
are now within the reach Of every
one. Emig, the tailor, can suit you
in fit and prices. if all others fail.
DR.. \. NJ. Harrison is here from
Cairo. H., in quest OF a location for
dental parlOrs. DR.. Harrison is IA
vorably impressed with the city and
will probably anchor his shingle.
The new furniture store of A.
Fleming in Hurs, block. Twentieth
street, is receiving new goods every
dav. You should not fail to see the
new line before purchasing else.
where.
John n. Gruhl. of 1912 Fifth ave.
nue.. an employe of Williams
White x Co.'S. Moline. had three OF
his fingers mashed while assisting
in the removal of some machinery
3 this morning.
Do you want the moth destroyed
and your carpets thoroughly disin
fected? If so. don't do anything un
til you purchase some of the wonder
full Jewel Carpet Renovator at Riess
Fourth avenue drug store.
Special display: Wednesday arc
Thursday. Oct. , and 8. you are in
vited TO see my pattern trimmed hat.
and bonnets. Also new novelties
ribbons and yelling. Mrs. A. l.
DimocF. l70S Third avenue, Moline
A new medical publication undo
the name of the Herring Bulletin
makes its appearance from Chicago
with W. w. Stafford. formerly man
ager of the Sun Accident as ,ociation
of this city, as business manager