Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
CITY CHAT.

$3.50 suits at the London.
j. Il. Simon is at Monmouth.
Cralle & Co.-reliable livery.
The big 10 cent show tonight.
$7.37 overcoats at the London.
Furs, furs. Richter, Davenport.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
F. A. Head went to Chicago yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cable are in
Chicago.
Maj. c. w. Halves. of Fulton, is in
the city.
Hon. Ben T. Cable went to Chicago
yesterday.
Note the low prices at Young &
McCombs' special sale.
George Arnold and Henry Stelck
spent yesterday in Chicago.
VanDyke & Eaton's 10 cent show
at Harper's theatre tonight.
j. B. Mcdonald, OF Sherrad, gave
The ARGUS call yesterday.
$7.37 for an overcoat; best class
make, best tit. The London.
Don't miss seeing the fire and but
terny dances tonight. only 10 cents.
A dollar show for 10 cents is what
Manager Bleuer guarantees tonight.
Now is the time. Buy macken-
toshes at Young e. McCombs' special
sale.
$7.37 is our price for good over
coat in black, blue and brown. The
London.
Hamler's Players closed their en-
gagement at Harper's theatre last
evening.
$3.50 suits are hot stuff; can't
match them for less than $12. The
London.
James Moran, clerk in the Modern
Woodmen offices at Fulton. is home
on visit.
Now is the time to bring your fur
and cloak repairing to T. Richter &
Sons. Davenport.
When ordering carriages remem-
Der Cralle & Co. Careful drivers and
MoueTdte charges.
$7.37, $7.37, s7.37, $7.37, $7.37; if
you don't know what 1897 means,
call at the London.
Charcoal, hard and soft coal. coke,
hard wood and kindling at Nc
Kown's. Phone 1898.
Fine second hand hard coal single
or double heater for sale cheap. A.
d. Sperry. Telephone 1886.
Did you see the fine and complete
line OF furs and cloaks that +.
Richter & Sons are offering in Daven-
port?
j. G. Mace. OF Saybrook, ILL.,. pub
Usher Of the Independent at that
place. was caller at The ARGUS of.
flee yesterday.
A delegation from Rock Islands
Sound Money Railroad Mems club
participated in the republican blow
out at Cedar Rapids yesterday.
A business meeting of the Thirty
Dancing club will be held at the
Harper house Friday, Oct. 80. at
p. m. to reorganize for the season.
Fred, the 9-year-old son of George
Long. 1886 Thirteenth avenue, died
Friday Of heart failure. The funeral
occurs from the residence at o'clock
this afternoon.
James p. Forrest, general agent for
the Germans. who appear in Rock
Island next Saturday night, was in
the city yesterday. 1t is a number
one attraction.
The typographical misprint of Fri.
day evening advertising roses at IS
cents instead Of As cents per dozen
by Mr.. Anderson at Champion 6
Co.'S, was not in any way attribute.
BILE to him. having occurred at the Of
flee.
The first league game of football
between the University of Kansas
and University of Iowa teams occurs
at Iowa City tomorrow (Monday),
Oct. &c. II Billy Dart isn't out there
it'll be because the trains stop run
ming.
The Germans will present 1.-The
Gilhooleys Abroad" at Harper's thea
ire next Saturday evening. The Cor.
here last season and made a great hi
. in the same comedy which they come
with next week.
''Don't let your grocer or butcher
give you l6 to talk about othel
hams and bacon being as good as tn,
L. c. brand. When he troubles him
self about your affairs there is some
thing in it. Have nothing but the
7. c. brand Of provisions"
For the first time in the history O
the public schools OF Moline, tn
teachers missed a pay day Friday
1t was the regular time for the draw
ing of salaries, but the board wa
caught with an empty treasury an,
was unable to meet its obligation,
Inability to borrow the necessar
$4,000 is explained as the reason.
Awarded