Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-14
you pay for inferior brands else.

where.
AS mentioned in Saturday even
ing's specials, Hon. Ben. +. Cable
has sailed from Liverpool on his re-
turn home.
If you want the best and most
sty ishcape or jacket at IS, $3.50,
80 or s12. you'll have to buy at Nc
Iatyre-Reck Cos.
6. .. Huckstaedt, the furniture
dealer, has been awarded the con-
tract for furnishing several rooms in
St. Authony's hospital.
McIntyre-Reck Co. are selling
goods at the lowest prices in this
market. You can depend on getting
full value for your money here every
time.
Henry Burris has returned from
the colored Masons' state grand
lodge meeting at Cairo. III. The
next meeting is to be held at Spring.
field in October, 1896.
Mrs. P. j. Lee returned yesterday
from attending the St. Louis exposi-
tlon, accompanied by her son, Chris
topher Lee, now located there, who
came for a visit with his parents.
Col. Meigs, in charge of govern
ment river Improvement at Keokuk,
spent yesterday in the city and with
Col. w. K. King took trip through
the HennePin canal on the tow boat,
Marion.
The w. c. +. L. will hold it's
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A. chapel
and report of the state convention
held at Quincy will be given by the
delegates. Everybody is invited.
Rev. w. a. Freewert. of the Ger
man NJ. L. church, left this after
noon on the W. j. Young for Bur-
lington to ofiiciate at the wedding of
his brother-in-law, L. G. De Vein, of
that place, and to visit there a week.
Remember when you wish to pur-
chase splendid bed room suit to
call at 6. o. Huckstaedt's big store,
where a big assortment has just
been unpacked. He is selling at
prices no other dealer can try to
meet.
Are you enrolled with the Supreme
Court OF Honor? 1t is good thing
and will benefit you. 1t will be in
stituted Saturday night. j. E. Will
Jams, deputy supreme chancellor, is
working up fine list of members in
Rock Island.
DR.. j. f. Assays vehicle and Frank
Walkers bicycle came together at the
corner Of Twelfth street and Fourth
avenue yesterday afternoon, but the
damage, which was nominal and
readily repaired, was confined to
Walkers wheel.
One of Henry Carse's horses be-
came skittish yesterday noon and
broke away from his son, John, who
was leading it from the barn prepar-
atory to hitching it to a surrey, and
dashed down Eleventh street, de-
molishing the harness and sustaining
n bruise from fall before it was
captured.
j. +. Williams, deputy supreme
chancellor for the Supreme Court of
Honor. fraternal beneficiary socie-
ty recently incorporated under the
laws OF Illinois, is in the city form
ing local court. which will be for
mally instituted at G.. A. II. hall next
Saturday evening, when A. l.. Here
ford, of Nation. the supreme CHAM
cellor of the order. will conduct the
ceremonies.
The cases started in the Moline
justice courts against individuals ac-
cused of intimidating workmen vino
had attempted to take the places of
striking grinders in Deere & Cos.
employ were dismissed this morning
by States Attorney Searle for lack of
evidence. Deere Il Co. have refused
to pay the fare of the imported Huns
who refused, on learning the situa-
ton, to work, back to Indiana.
An affirmation of the judgment in
stituted against the c., B. Il O., c.,
X. l. 4 p. and Peter Fries for pay
ment of assessments levied by the
city Of Moline for paving improve
mepts AUDITING their property. by
Judge Adams in the county court
several months ago. has been rem
dered by the supreme court. The
defendants after defeat in the county
court carried the case to the su-
premc body. The decision settles a
much disputed right in that it COM
pels railroads to pay assessments
levied by municipalities on improve
mcnts contiguous to their property.
although it is only retained by them
as right of way.