Rock Island Argus., 1896-09-08
CITY cHaT.


For n he ever gets cent
He " get it In his dreams.
School commenced today.
School books-kiugsbury.
school shoes At Dolly Bros.
Crallc o Co. reliable livery.
The he-s aroom-I.eo's Little Gam.
The Davenport fair and exposition
opened to-day.
New and second hand school books
at Kiugsbury's.
G. q. Dahls,edt mas returne4 from
a trip TO Chicsg).
Capt. A. II. Russell, CT Rock Island
arsenal. IS IL Chicago.
For a nice reire.hing drink there
is none like Carse & Ohlveiler's.
Good, so!id school shoes at the
Fourth Avenue Shoe store, No. 1901.
Mrs Louis Kohn, s2l Twenty
third st'ect. eu:e-tsin' : hi- even-'
ing
When you caiI Tor sofa wafer or
ginger lie see that you get Carse Il
oh ~.iler's.
sir. snd Nrs ?. j. Young have re-
tprned from two weeks visit in
northern Iowa
when ordering carriages remember
Cralle * Go Careful drivers and
moderate charges.
Messr-. joan Cannon aud Robert
Kilpatri /, % BROOKLYN, Iowa. are
visiting IN the city.
Ilr understands what's needed in
the SCHOOL book line. Send your chill
drrn 20 h hiHg-bury's.
judge Is gelow adjourned the cir
cult court NJ neon until tomorrow
morning NJ 2 o'C!OcE.
Il. St0ckhouse and family moved
today from the Harper TO th cir new
home ou rif:h avenue.
XXXX. Lion. Srbucklo-. aud pure
quill coffee. Is cents per package at
Maucker,' cash stores.
Harry Eastman left this morning
for Champaign 70 resume his studies
at the state university.
Send them to kingsbury's for
school books. Complete stationary
limo and school supplies.
TAKE your tickets to Mauckers'
stores ami yet Old Country soap, or
Rabbits soap, or l17G free.
Buy your school shoes at the
Fourth Avenue Shoe Store, where you
get the best shoes for the least
money.
a j. Frazier. cf Beardstown, is
running Conductor Barber's st. Louis
train on the Burlington during the
latter's vacation.
James NJ. llefner has applied for
release under the parole law, aud
the con- mmissioncrs Will hear his case
AZ Joliet Sept. 10.
Tho foGrteeuth session of the Iowa
conference Of tha a. VI T.. church
conveues at the a. VI Il. church in
Moline Thursday, Sept. 10.
William McEriry received $500
more from she pc-toliice department
this morning for present and past
mail carriers for back pay under the
: hour law.
You can save money by trading
at the cash stores of W. q. and T.. l..
Mauckcr. They sell NXXX, Lion q,
Arbuckles or pure quill coffee, two
packages for 35 cents.
Mrs. John Anderson, residing south
Of Moline. had her pocket picked
Saturday while attending the corner
stone ceremonies ut Watortown. Her
loss i $50 IN money, three rings and
two chaips.
Mrs. r. u. Reidy. Who has been
alHrm,nvly ~ vt ST. Anthony's hos.
pital fnr several weeks. il reported
TO tn be improving gradually, and rs
her friends will be grateful 10 learn,
there is every hope Tor her speed ,
recovery.
Agent NJ. J. Young. Conductor a.
7. Barber. Freight Inspector B. T..
cling aud Engiucr Harry Zlmmcr.
man. of the Burlington. left las,
evening for Alexandria, Mimi.
where they wi put in couple oI
weeks in hunting aud fishing.
Lieut.. Col. lie Roy +. Steward. in
'h'h p NNt hA VI AtAt
!. n. g., is at the Harper. Col
Steward has Just returned from sr
inspection of the military posts o.
the west. and he paid n similar visi'
to Rock Island arsenal this morning
Raymond. li-months-old son o
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Calkins. 81
Twcnty-siNth street, died YESTERDAY
OF whocpiug cough and bronchitis
The funeral was held from the resi-
dcnce Mt > O'Clock this afternoo,
with intormeut at Calvary cemetery
Prof. and Mrs. c. 4. L. Scllc fin,
on invoice of the contents o
their home. which was burglarize
Saturday night during their abscnc
ON the city. that gold chain. ear
rings. broastpin and pockeibo