Rock Island Argus., 1895-05-02
CITY CHAT.

Fresh river fish at H. Tremann &
Sons.
Fresh river fish at H. Tremann &
Sons
Children's bib overalls at Sommers
& LaVelle's.
Vegetables of all kinds. at Weckel
& Passig's.
Adams is the place if you want
the latest in footwear.
Louisville-R l. & P. trains leave
4:10 a. m. and las p. m.
You will always find rock bottom
prices at Weckel 6 Passig's.
A large line of mems shoes in tans
and Vici kid stocks at Adams.
The Taxman case was continued
again until tomorrow afternoon.
William McEnirv returned this
morning from an Iowa business trip,
The Tri-City team was defeated at
Clinton yesterday by score of IS
to 13.
They've got the right kind of Bal
briggan summer underwear at NJ.
& KS.
Call on Eugene j. Burns and get
prices on good lots in the Schnell ad-
dition.
Wheels-anv style, any grade
S. to $40 saved every cash buyer
A. ID. Sperry.
Decatur-3 trains daily Except
Sunday via r. l. & p. Consult time
table in this issue.
Spring and summer underwear in
great variety of style and price at
Sommers x LaVelle's.
Another lot of those fine cashmere
suits at 81, and all wool suits at So,
at Sommers l. LaVelle's.
Justice David Hawes went to
Bushnell this afternoon to Join his
wife, who is visiting there.
The s3.9S suits at NJ. & KS. are
not the shOddy, printed satinet kind,
but good honest merchandise.
You'll find our light weight sum-
mer flannel underwear, the kind that
will stand washing without shrink
ing-M. 4 X.
We have just received another big
lot OF knee pants suits that will be
sold at extremely low prices-Som-
mers & LaVelle.
George F. Penfeld. of Rockford,
president of the State Building As
sociation league, paid the city bus
iness visit today.
The s739 suits at NJ. & KS. are
knocking the spots out of anything
ever shown in this vicinity at
anywhere near this price,
Nine acres of good residence prop
ertv between Seventeenth and Tween
tieth streets, all in the city limits,
for sale by Eugene j. Burns.
Rev ii. c. Marshall. os the United
Presbyterian church, who has been
sojourning for few weeks at Pueblo,
next week.
The second annual exhibition of
the Moline Art association is now in
progress at $40 Sixteenth street, that
city. Rock Island is represented in
the display.
George A. Montgomery, the dairy
man of this city, and Miss Jessie
Washburn, of Warner, H., were
married last evening at Milan, where
they will reside.
Rev. Phil Baird. of College Springs.
Iowa, will preach at the United
Presbyterian church next Sunday:
also at the preparatory meetings
Friday and Saturday evenings.
A modern 2-story residence in
first-class order in one of the best To-
cations in the lower end of the city;
also new 2-story residence in the
Schnell addition for sale by Eugene
j. Burns.
William Hall, a young Ruralite,
will be tried in the Justice court at
Milan recently on n charge of rape
preferred by Miss Laura Veley. He
is sojourning at the county Jail,
pending his hearing.
Capt. W. ID. Ament. the Muscatine
boy will pitch his tent in Rock ISL
and about May IS. for weeks show.
He possesses world of wonders,
novelties and specialties, and is well
known and popular here.
DR.. Myers finds that there was
more property stolen from his office
than he at first realized, and he now
estimates that fully 800 worth was
taken. He offers a reward of S25 for
the apprehension of the thief.
Henry VonAch yesterday took
possession of the Milan saloon for.
merry run by Albert Bros. which he
has purchased. Mr.. VonAeh is a
popular gentleman throughout the