Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-07
CITY CHAT.
Cralle & Co.-reliable liverv.
Buy a home Of Reidy Bros.


The best broom-Lee's Little Gem,
Quickest and best-ARGUs wants
Remember the want column and
read it nightly.
Perfume five cents an ounce al
Young g. McCombs' this evening.
There is nothing like TIE ARGUS
want ads for bringing good results.
Charles Bleuer. manager of Har.
Per's theatre, is laid up with cry
sipelas.
Ladies' calico wrappers, the 81
value, only 40 cents at Young & Nc
Combs tonight.
When ordering carriages remem-
Der Cralle & Co. Careful drivers and
moderate charges.
Buy your lanterns and bunting,
horns, ROSTERS and crickets today at
Young 81 McCombs'.
Trumpets, trumpets, trumpets.
Stop at Allen, Myers & Co.'S. and get
a supply for tonight.
Cup and saucers-six cups and six
saucer'-for today only 10 cents at
Young e. McCombs'.
II you want to help celebrate to-
night stop at Allen, Myers & Co.'S.
and get your trumpets.
Ladies' silk plush cape, French
seal. trimmed. silk lined. today only
$3.50 at Young & McCombs'.
New store. new furniture, prices
lower than the lowest. Call and see
Spicer, $50 Harrison street, Daven-
port.
Gentlemen's all wool fleeced lined
shirts and drawers, 81 quality only
5S cents tonight at Young & Nc
Combs.
Saloon licenses have been renewed
by Mons Nelson, Kay Bros, b. See-
burger, T. Van Hecke, and Henry
Holdorf.
The ladies of the Central Presby-
terrain church gave a pleasant and
successful social at the church par.
lors last evening, which netted them
$50.
At Y. NJ. c. A. hall tomorrow at
$3.50 p. M. lessons From the Late
Political Campaign" will be the sub
ject Of an address by Rev. w. S.
Marquis.
Logan Trent, of Cordova, was in
in the city today to obtain teachers
certificate from County Supt. of
Schools McKeever. Mr.. Trent has
been assigned to school in Cordova
township.
On account of the republican dem
onstration this evening the curtain
at the theatre will not rise until S:45.
Tomorrow evening will close the two
weeks engagement of the Van Dyke
d Eaton company.
Health Commissioner E. NJ. Sala
gives notice that the garbage wagons
will discontinue their rounds next
Tuesday, and that thereafter people
are admonished to burn or otherwise
dispose of the garbage during the
winter months.
G. z. Stockhouse and Oscar
Schmid leave tonight for South Bend
Ind, whence they 60 to Lafayette,
where they oificiate as ushers at the
wedding of John Studebaker and
Miss Lillian Ruth Lingle. which oc
ours Wednesday.
Mrs. George W. Cash and Miss
Belle Rice will start school of AR
Ieedle work at 900 Twentieth stree
Nov. 9. They will teach Batter
terg. embroidery and all kinds o
trawn work as well as laces. Fol
further particulars call.
Supervisor Henry Kinner and Mrs
Sandy Wadsworth, of Bowling town
ship, have gone to Woodbine, Harri
son county. Iowa, to attend the funera
of their brother, William Kinner, VIII
died there suddenly yesterday. HI
was 80 years Of age and is survived
by his wife.
Notice is hereby given that G. E
Overman, OF Rock Island, has severed
his connection with the Atlantic and
Pacific Tea company, 226 West Sec
ond street, Davenport. Iowa; ant
that on and after this date, Nov. z
he will not receive any more order!
for said firm. Thanking all custom
ers and friends for past favors, b,
hopes to merit their con lidence in tn,
future.
The report that Bleuer's band hac
been disrupted is emphatically de
MED by the management, who claims
that everything is lovely and tina,
the band, whose notes have beer
sounded in the streets and dance halll
and places of amusement in thi.
locality for almost generation, /,
better and stronger than ever, a fac
which all friends of the member,
thereof will be pleased to learn.
Bernard Seeburger pushed JOSEPH
Gutzweiler q olnd L wn il a wheel
barrow last night. 1t was an cleo
ton bet. The Lincoln club band ac
companied the parade and small