Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-14
CITY CHAT.
See Adams al.

NEolle q CO.-reuaDl0 livery.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Adams for nice. stylish, good wear
ing shoes.
Ladies' overgsiters 25 cents at
Dolly Bros.
Clendenen's dancing classes open
Monday, Oct. 10.
Consult your best interests and try
Adams for shoes.
New table linens all kinds and
prices, at McCabe's.
Mrs Anna Nelson. aged 81. died at
Stewartville yesterday.
j. NJ. Cotterall has gone to Peoria
on few days business trip.
You should see what good value
Adams has in his So shoe for ladies.
Mems middle weight and winter
weight underwear, cheapest of all at
McCabe's.
Ladies. you can buy nice. extern
sion sole. noboy style shoe for $3.50
at Adams.
When ordering carriages remem-
moderate charges.
Miss Grace Spencer is spending
week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Mabley, at Peoria.
Charcoal, hard and soft coal, coke,
hard wood and kindlin & at Nc
Kown's. Phone 1898.
Mrs. Spencer Mattison went to
Lafayette this morning to attend the
Mattison-Adam. wedding.
o. and after Oct. Is, the Verne
Swain will leave Davenport at 2:SO
and Rock Island at 2:45 p. m.
Children's lamb wool soles, IA
cents a pair; misses, II cents; la
dies. 10 cents at Dolly Bros.
Charles Quayle, connected with
the Modern Woodmen head Office at
Fulton. is visiting his parents.
Ladies' 50 welts beat anything you
ever saw; also our special lines of
$3.50 shoes-worth s.. The Boston.
A very complete assortment of
new Japanese Brusseline, Smyrna
and fur rugs at McCabe Bros. Prices
the lowest.
New goods, new bargains, new
trade surprises for every body at Nc
Cabe Bros. this week. First come,
first served, fast choice.
You don't have to go away to buy
your footwear, as Adams is showing
a larger and better assortment than
ever before. Call and see.
Miss Marie II. Leonard, a mem ber
the Kings Daughters, and a we'll
known lady. died at her home in Mo-
line yesterday, aged % years.
Get ready for winter by buying
now at McCabe's. Prices the lowest,
new goods. special bargains in every
department. Carpet sweepers.
Prof. Clendenen will open a select
dancing school in the Industrial
Home builc ing Monday evening, O,t.
10; also a juvenile class Monday at
4p. m.
Gents 50 line of calf shoes not
equaled anywhere-for style or dura.
bility-all widths. See our $3.50
calf lined and double sole shoe. The
Boston.
All Pythians desiring invitations
sent to their friends to the Pythian
ball are requested to leave their
names with Samuel Wright or Sam.
uel Arndt.
''Sister" Payne was in the city to-
day. 1t begins to look as though
the Yuma Zephyr is the only candi-
date on the republican ticket who is
reasonably sure of election.
Vera +. Stacey, niece of w. A
Porter of this city. di ed at her home
in Mo inc Tuesday morning, of ty
phoid fever. The funeral will b;
held at 1:3O tomorrow afternoon.
Rizzo & Co. 8 new fruit store. 16l:
Second avenue. Booming business
One thousand neckties to be giver
to their patrons. Bananas five anC
10 cents a dozen. All fine fruits.
The Phoenix Bridge company ex
pect to complete the river spans OF
the new bridge, with the exception
OF the flooring, in about two weeks
If the weather continues favorable.
Rev. w. II. Craine, formerly pas
tor OF the Second Methodist church
at Moline, and Miss Matte Watson
schoolmate OF his at Heddipg col
lege, are to be married at Abingdon
tomorrow.
Joseph Hopper, of Hampton. VIII
imsgines that an attempt is bein,
made to poison him, was adjudge,
insane in the county court befor
Judge Adams today. The patien
is 50 years Of age.
Mayor Knox isn't worrying muc
over the outcome Of the Novemb,
election, but il you mention any
thing in his hearing about Apr