Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-25
CITY CHAT.

Ss"S A'Ses why ~ SShsS -
Shields.
Holland herring Is cents at
Shields.
Eight bars Of Mothers soap rs
cents at Shields.
Twenty-one pounds Of granulated
sugar 81 at Shields.
Shields Best -four only IS cents a
sack at Shields cash grocery.
Elmore Stafford returned today
from his 2-weeks' northern trip.
P. j. McIIugh went to Springfield
this morning to attend the state
fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Casey have
returned from theie visit at South
Bend, Ind.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas F. Barbee,
Of Carroll. Iowa. are visiting in
Rock Island and Davenport.
Mrs. william Fee departs this
evening for Beaver Dam, Wis, on q
3-weeks' visit to her brother.
The incest line OF fall and winter
suitings can be seen at E. F. Dorn's.
the tailor, Harper house block.
Go to Holbrook's and have him
shade that new house Of yours. He
has goods and prices to suit you.
Tickets for the excursion to Mil
waukec are on sale now at the c.,
Nj. & st. P. depot, Twentieth street.
1t will pay you to attend the car
pet sale ut Holbrook's this week, 1O3-
1O5-1O7 East Second street, Daven-
port.
Mrs. Edward Shields, of 27O2 Vine
street, is home from a 3-weeks' visit
with her son, f. j. Shields, at Britt,
Iowa.
Maj. L. M. Buford, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Anne, returned
last evening to his. post at Paso del
Norte.
There is to be football game at
Twin-City park Saturday between
the High school teams Of Moline and
Clinton.
Have you seen the latest in fall
and winter suitings? II not come in
and see them. +. +. Dorm, Harper
house block.
You can see Springfield and the
state fair for ~ by going on the r. 1.
& p. excursion Thursday mo rning at
4:3O. and returning the same day.
The parents and sisters OF Mrs.
Lizzie Owens wish to thank neigh
bors and others for assistance and
sympathy in their late affection ard
sorrow.
A rebate Of $1,2l1.67 is coming to
property-holders abutting the Thir-
tieth street paving improvement. and
the amounts can now be had at the
city clerks Office.
All officers, ward managers and
assistants Of the Ladies' Relief society
are asked to meet in the Industrial
room in No. school building Satur.
day. Sept. 2S. at 4 p. m.
Tomorrow evening will be cele.
bratsd the marriage of Wilbur
Tubbs. OF Moline, and Miss Mary,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Fez-
Ter. 526 Twenty-fourth street.
DIR. j. A. Houser's lectures at Har-
per's theatre continue to attract
large and we'll entertained audiences.
There will be no lecture tonight, but
they will be resumed tomorrow
night.
don't work wonders-magicianf
do that-but | work to please my
customers. both as to style and fit,
and my prices are fitted to the times
e. +. Dorm, the tailor. Harper house
block.
A meeting Of the decoration com
mittee OF the court house corner
stone ceremonies Is called for
o'clock tomorrow evening at Maj. j.
NJ. Beardsley's Office to arrange fol
the event.
You're laughing at my locals
That's right. Be merry At my ex
pense. I'll ssand it, il you let me-
make your fall suit. You will laugh
the harder when you see how nicely
it will fit you-Hoppe. the tailor.
Three dollars to st. Louis and re
turn via the Burlington. Saturday
Sept. 20. Train leaves at 1880 p
m. for the largest and wealthiest city
west of the Mississippi river. NJ
extra charge for seat in chair car ant
bicycle.
Plum colorel suits. they say il
New York, are all the go. / dom
like them. but never mind, il yor
want them I'll make them for you
Any color but crushed strawberry
draw the line on that. Come ant
see me-HopPe. the tailor.
According to reports. suits involv
ing $233, 900 have been instituted b,
the Belvidere National bank agains
the owners OF the Sears cotton fac
tory and the Rockford watch factory
cotton mill and distillery. The in
situations are operated under thre'
names: Graham Cotton company
Graham Bros. and Graham 4 Co
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