Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18

Order carriages Of Cralle & Co.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
Best and cheapest-ARGUs want
ads. =
Robert Connolly. Of Chicago. is in
the city.
Miss Cecilia Lewis left today for
Chicago.
Finest turnouts and reliable driv-
ers. Cralle IL Co.
j. S. Blessington, Of Chicago, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Try an ARGUS want ad. and satisfy
yourself that they are the hest.
Experience and close attention to
every detail. Cralle & Cos. livery.
Selling out ladies' shoes below cost
at Schmale's Fourth Avenue Shoe
store.
Mrs. W. II Starr and daughter,
Mrs. G. f.. dempsey, are visiting at
Kearney, Neb
More successful in results and
in prices, Argos want ads. have be-
come deseryedly popular.
You can rest assured that you get
no typhoid fever by drinking Carse
IL Ohiweiler's bottled goods.
Il. ID. Connolly has gone to Mis-
souri, Valley. Iowa, to attend fam
lily reunion-the first one in years.
Mr.. Hunterson will speak at the
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ. &. a.
hall tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
Quincy, as usual, has become de-
funct rs base ball town--the first
OF the Western association to throw
up the sponge.
Daniel Kelly has bought the Har-
per house billiard parlor Of NcNevin
II Gansert and will hereafter conduct
the establishment.
Carso & Oblweiler's bottled goods
are manufactured OF the purest OF
water, and by drinking them you
take no chances Of getting typhoid
fever.
Billy Cation has Just purchased
Martins sample room on Second ave-
nue.. and il now in command with
W. T.. Wins and John Lane as as.
sistants.
William -. Shfeve. of Port Byron,
was trimming tree which he had
hown when he acc;!eatly brought
the az down on his foot. inflictiDg an
ugly cash.
Ladies', take advantage OF the clos.
ing out sale and save from 81 70 81
I.l .t~Iy a
Fourth Avenue Shoe store, 1901
Fourth avenue.
The opening OF the opera season al
the Tower 20 have taken place to-
night. will, in consequences of the
rain, he postponed until Sunday
evening when the same opera, THE
Mikado," will be given.
The Rebecca lodge, 73, will give 9
lawn sociable and dance at Mr.. Negus'
Thirty-ilrst street and Fourteenth
avenue, Friday evening, July "a, t
which they invite their friends
Take Elm street car. Hack will run
after the sociable.
The last will and testament of tn,
late Frederick Frcebcrg. OF Coal Val
ley, drafted March 6, 1891, has beer
admitted to probate in the county
court. The testa,or leaves all Of hi
property and money to his wife
Mrs Matilda Freeberg.
The plant Of the Western Plowmal
Publishing company has been trans
ferred from Moline to Chicago
where the publication will be issue'
hereafter. David Ward Wood, o
Chicago. former publisher OF tn
Farmers Voice, is the purchaser.
The name OF Robert Seefeld wa
mentioned through an error in cor
nection with county court trial 1,
last evenings ARGUS. when
should have been Charles,Nessler. tn
gentleman whom the Kopp and Kas
kaddcn boys got into trouble with
Thomas Murray. who with Johl
Brady was subjected to the shamefr
outrage at the hands Of bright Of Gu
cago detectives last week. went Oh
cago this morning to consult wit
Judge Wing relative TO bringin
action against tie city Of Chicag
for damages.
Freestonc peaches. plums, pear
and apples at the G.. Il. q. city trac
Monday. This car should have a
rived Thursday. but as it came fror
W. j. Bryan's country it was inpo
siblc TO get growers to do auythin
until after their pride left. Free d.
livery to any part Of the city.
Having decided to sell the Peaslt
ladies' shoes Crock Island made) e,
clusivelr | will sell all other max,
below cost to close them out. Ca
early before sizes are broken. as the
will not last long at the prices v
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