Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-13

Reciprocity. Give as q little Of
your time; in return we will post
you where the best values are to be
had in clothing. Sommers 4 La
Velle.
Benjamin F. Ballard and Miss
Mary E. Jones, of Andalusia. were
married yesterday st the parsonage
Of the First Baptist church by Rev.
C. E. Taylor.
Everybody praises the underwear
bought at Stewards, the halter, be.
cause it fits right. feels right, wears
right. and the price is right at the
bottom notch.
Tomorrow is your last chance to
get $i.O7 worth Of lining for 10 cents
with dress goods at McIntyre-Reck
Co.'S. and special dress goods prices
for tomorrow.
Capt. T. j. Robinson was taken
suddenly. and it was feared at the
time seriously, ill in Chicago yester-
day, but he soon rallied and Is ex-
pected home today.
At Maucker's cash store You can
get quarts of navy beans, OF Scotch
peas for 10 cents, or 10 bars of Santa
Claus, Pearl. Climax, Savon or Tri-
City soap for 25 cents.
Saturday special. Another lot of
those ladies' felt slippers at 6S cents
pair. Don't get left, but get a
pair. IS cents. The Boston.
New values on that $1.98 lace cur
tain table tomorrow at McIntyre-
Reck Co.'S. Handsome pole and fix
lures with each pair. A decided
saving on every pair Of curtains.
Henry Strawhacker will open a
sample room in the place vacated by
T. ID. Eagal at Twentieth street and
Second avenue, tomorrow evening.
Jake Einstein will be back of the bar.
The case against John Matthew,
charged with sodomy, was dismissed
by Magistrate Schroeder yesterday
afternoon. 1t was considered that
there was not enough proof to sus-
tain the allegations.
Mrs. John f. Babcock and son, D.
A. Babcock, OF WATERFOWL, are
spending the winter at Nashville,
Tenn, where the latter is a senior in
the dental department of Vanderbilt
university, of that city.
There's no use talking, no house
sells overcoats as cheap as the Lon.
don. See our overcoats at 81 81.
$40 and $l2 You will then be con.
WINGED that the London is the best
and cheapest place to trade.
The will of z. N. Hollister. OF
Port Byron, drafted Dec. 2, 1876,
Was probated in the county cour,
yesterday. Mrs. Agnes Josephine
aollister. the widow, is left ali the
property owned by the deceased.
Follow the crowd, then you will
buy your overcoat and suits at the
London. We are selling the bes,
suit at $3.50 and overcoat at $7.3
that has ever been offered in Rocl
Island. You know when we say
good it is the best. the best your
money will buy. Tho London.
| From Nov. is to % is self denia
week for the Salvation army and il
will be observed by the army al
over the United States with a view
| VfCsOOU. IoCu UCI U
the army, as we'll as its friends. is
asked to abstain from all luxuriee
in order that financial support may
be added to the different branches O
the work.
r r. Bemis, the boomer. among
whose latest conquests was the de
velopment of East Moline. is in towI
again. He has been down in tn,
Hoosier state the past several MOI ta
following the booming business. anc
he says he is still equipped with thu
facilities to land good enterprise.
for any city that can furnish tn,
necessary encouragement.
Though the Twice-a-Week Repub
! lie, of St. Louis, excelled all othel
t western weekly papers in publishing
3 the news Of the campaign. it now an
nounces that it has extended it's new
: service, aud hereafter it will give it,
h readers the best paper in the coun
try. This means much, because tn,
next II months will be crowded with
news Of big events. With all the
} Improvements to it- service he year
; ly subscription will be the same-$,
ayear. by mail. twice a week.
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