Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-10
CITY CHAT.

Plenty of peaches at Longs this
evening.
Michigan peaches rs cents basket
at Longs.
Large tame plums IS cents peck
at Shields.
Plenty of peaches for canning to-
morrow at Shields.
Twenty-one pounds OF granulated
sugar for 81 at Shields.
Quart Mason jars 5 cents: half
gallons 6 cents each at McCabe's.
Douglas So shoes still going for
$2.25 at Schneider's removal sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Pollard return
this evening from their Boston trip.
Plenty OF fruit jars at McCabe's-
quarts 5 cents; half-gallons 8 cents.
each.
Mason fruit jars at McCabe's-
quarts s cents; half-gallons cents
each.
Charles McHugh returned from
his outing near Tiskilwa last even
ing.
Just received q large shipment of
ladies' shoes at Lolly Bros, at prices
way down.
L. +. Burke went to Louisville
this morning to witness the &. A.
X. encampment.
The c., X. /. & p. railway will run
another cheap rate excursion to Chi
cago Saturday night.
W. NJ. Reck is of for New York to-
day to skirmish among the markets
for couple OF weeks.
The Rock Island has arranged for
another of its $3.50 excursions to
Chicago Saturday night.
DO not fail to visit Edison's parlor.
1905 Second avenue. His very latest
wonders are there on exhibition.
Get your picture taken for only 5
cents at the Edison parlor. 1905 Sec
ond avenue, for a few days only.
DIR. &. &. Craig was called to Chi
cago last evening on professional
business, and will return tomorrow.
A fire and police alarm box has
been placed at the corner of Four
teenth avenue and Thirty-eighth
street.
Col. Alex Mackenzie and daughter.
Miss Lucia Mackenzie. will arrive in
Rock Island tomorrow morning from
St. Paul.
The Rock Island excursion will
leave the X. | a. p. at 11:l0 and the
Rock Island depot at 1l:2O Satur-
day night.
The Rock Island National bank
has loaned the city $1,000 necessary
to liquidate August expenses, at 6 per
cent interest.
Mrs. Andrew Boehler departed for
Louisville this morning on visit to
her sister, whom she has not seen
since infancy.
Excursion tickets on sale via. c., X.
l. 4 p, to East Moline Sept. u, for
the barbecue and land sale. Train
leaves at Las p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Cable and their
friend, Mr.. King, of Chicago. were in
the city for a few hours today, dining
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buford.
The East Moline barbecue will not
be confined to men. Ladies are cor
daily invited to participate in the
enjoyment and novelty of the event.
The board of supervisors in Sep
TENDER session granted the Daven-
port 4 Rock Island Railway COM
pany's petition to change its name.
A special train OF St. Paul veter-
ans passed through over the Peoria
last night cnroute to Louisville. The
train makes no stops and intends
making the trip in "a hours.
We have some mems patent calf
shoes in ID and + widths. only from
to Q, needle toe, which we will
close out at s2.9s. they being too
wide for our trade.-Dolly Bros.
The excursion which the c., X. l..
& p. has arranged for to go to Chi
cago Saturday night will leave at
1890, and ali will be back in Rock
Island before 6 o'clock Monday
morning.
Fifteen of Deere & Co.'S. grinders
struck this morning because Of their
employers refusal to remove a lately
introduced device for rounding
stones. and which the men consider
dangerous.
An application to set aside
the alley paving assessment verdict
was filed in the county court yester-
day afternoon. but has not been acted
upon yet. The objecting property
holders have decided to carry the
matter to the supreme court should
the application be decided adversely.
ID. j. Scully and Miss Lena Welt.
naur. OF this city. were married las,
evening at the First Congregational