Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-12
TOWN TOPICS.

Hynes sells loaded shells.
Lees Little Gem is the best broom.
Dressed chickens and ducks ut
Longs.
Plenty Of SO cent underwear for Is
cents. The London.
Ladies' cspss from sl.9s to $50 at
Young & McCombs'.
Boys jeans long pant, short price,
AZ cents. Sommers 3 La Velis.
Mrs. II. w. Dusinberre has re.
turned from her visit to Pittsburg.
| A big line Of misses Sc shoes will
be sold Saturday for $3.50 at Adams.
The 1929 ovsreoats are still in
ring-snd hard to touch. You know
us. The London.
The most complete limo Of dress
goods aud trimming can be seen at
Young & McCombs'.
The hearing Of the Moline bridge
obstruction case in the federal court
has been set for Dec II.
For . first class line Of cardigan
Jackets and jersey coats. you ought
to see us. The London.
That world beaten child's Jacket,
good coiors, Saturday only. eli sizes,
tl.9S, At Young 4 McCombs'.
s. 50 and a hats for g 81 Friday
and Saturday only .. Stewards. the
halter. Tue price will move them
quick. 20 come early.
Saturday, cape day. Go early and
get one Of those snaps few s6.25
and &c. so garments for g. 9s-go ear
ly to Youag & McCombs'.
Money to loan ON real estate Sc
ourity, terms reasonable. and no de-
Hay. Apply to George +. Roth at
Jackson Z Hurst's Office.
Plenty Of SO cent underwear for rs
cents. Just received 200 dozen
more. all sizes, 81 to A; shirts and
drawers to match. The London.
l Hon. William jackson returned
this morning from Aledo, where he
has been engaged in the Drury will
case in the circuit court before Judge
Ramsay.
/ Lewis II. Reynolds. of Cordova,
and Miss Louise +. Graves. OF Al
bauy, were married Wednesday by
Rev. c. E. Taylor. OF the First Bap-
tist church.
Several silvery flakes, scarcely
more than could be counted. but
enough for the signal service to re-
cord the fret snow Of 1898, fell
at noon today.
[ The Rock Island Brewing COM
pany has been unloading several cars
Of New York state and imported b.
hemian hops the past few days. The
HOP crop, while = little short this
year. is Of number / quality. judg.
ing from the sample thus brought to
Rock Island.
| Davenport BARRIERS are pushing an
enactment before the Iowa legislature
making their business . profession
and providing for certain require
ments Of all members of it before they
Ican.practice in the state. The idea 10
to make tonsorial adaptation fi1e
art in Hswksyedom.
| Twenty dozen hats 20 ON special
sale Friday and Saturday only at
Stewards, the halter. Here is .
chance to get q good hat and save
SIS cents to $3.50. 1--WE are over
stocked and must sell them. Two
days will clean Nc up on this lot, 30
come early" says Stewart.
ROLAND II. Mccoy. formerly of
Moline. and Miss Nellie Hardin were
married Wednesday evening at
the Episcopal church, Monmouth.
The groom is now . member Of the
shoe firm Of Hardin, Mccoy & Co.,
Monmouth.
Miss Susie Derr, of the Fraternal
} Tribunes, has gone for q visit at her
home in Carfollson, Ill. Miss Derr
in her brief connection with the Tri.
J Dunes has proven herself one Of the
most energetic and successful solici.
tors :or membership in that organi-
zation. 81 r.
, Mrs. Isabella WOODBURY.. widow OF
} the late Stephen W. Wood burn, of
Coe, who died Nov. at her homo in
Port Byron, was aged 81 years, 5
months aad % days. She came to
: Book Island county with her parents
in 1855. The surviving children
, are: Mrs. John Burton, Benjamin.
! John. Samuel. Wallace w., Robert.
Rev. William w. and Nettie, all Of
whom have homes near Port Byron
D or Hillsdale. except Rev. w. w.
Woodburn, whose installation as pas.
tor Of EwSrs and Fairview congrega-
tions at Ewert. Iowa. appointed for
Nov. s. was postponed because Of his
: mothers death.
From, That