Rock Island Argus., 1897-01-07
CITY CHAT.

Cnolce Dutter at Maucker's.
Strictly fresh eggs at Beecher's.
Read kckhart's ad on page eight.
Eggs Is cents q dozen at Horizons.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem
Apples 10 cents peck at Horizons.
Klug-Haslsr company, page seven
tonight.
See ad. Of r. 1. & P. for terms to
Springfield.
To Springfield via r. 1. & P. rail-
way always.
a IS to Springfield and return via
the r. l. & T.
Three trains to Springfield via the
Z. l. & 2. railway.
Oyster and soda crackers 5 cents a
pound at Horizons.
Skating and music at the Rock Isl
and roller rink tonight.
Attend the benefit ball tonight for
Ed Lucken bihl at Turner hall.
Capes. jackets, biggest and best
bargains at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Furs at big reduction at the fur
riers, T. Richter & Sons, Davenport.
Isaac Monk, of Peoria, was in the
city greeting old friends last even
ing.
Furs, capes and cloaks sold for
half value at Richter & Sons, Daven-
port.
Minnesota best flour only $l.1O,
and Crosby No. flour 81 O5 at
Beecher's.
Everything sold at the lowest pos
sible price at w. c. and E l.. Mauck-
ers' cash stores.
Peaberry coffee 22I cents, and
crushed Java coffee 124 cents a
pound at Horizons
e6 SO buys an elegant jacket worth
two and three times the price, at
McIntyre-Reek Co.'S.
John Byers now has charge of the
Dew Drop saloon on Seventeenth
street for w. /. Stephson.
Don't fail to attend the sale at Mrs
D. La Frenz's millinery, 1924 Third
avenue, Friday and Saturday.
On page seven this evening Klug-
Haslsr company, Of Davenport, pre-
sent great bar gain feature.
Perfect fitting jackets at ridicu-
lously low prices at Young & Nc
Combs, the bargain givers
Don't fail to attend the sale at Mrs.
D. La Frenz's millinery. 1924 Third
avenue. Friday and Saturday.
Bound to unload the entire cloak
stock before invoicing, so now for
bargains at Young & McCombs'.
Fancy large Gran berries four quarts
for 25 cents. and four pounds Of the
best lard for 25 cents at Beecher's.
Unloading furs, jackets, capes.
blankets. comforters, underwear at
Young & McCombs'. Low prices.
Don't fail to attend the sale at
Mrs. d. La FreDz's millinery, 1924
Third avenue. Friday and Saturday.
The case of disturbing the peace
against Andrew Jackson was dis
missed by Magistrate Schroeder to-
day.
Arrange with W. C. Maucker for
your supply of butter; he can fur
nish you with one mans make all the
year around.
Archie, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
H. P. Greenough, has fully recovered
from the injuries received in his re
cent miraculous accident.
Cloakiugs take a big tumble in
the general sweep out; 9S cents for
$1.9S cloakings; 81 9S for 81 cloak
ings at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
DR.. Henry d. Steele, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses prop
erly fitted. Rosenstein block, Fifth
avenue and Fifteenth street, Moline.
There will be services at Trinity
church tomorrow evening and also
the regular monthly meeting of the
vestry and of the missionary guild.
Leila. daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
c. E. Tay lor, who has been suffering
with an attack Of typhoid fever, is
conyalescent under the care OF DR.. j.
E. Assay. --~-~.-
For the Inauguration at Spring i:eid
the c., b Il q will sell round trip
tickets for "a 95 between Jan. 9 and
IL. good returning to and including
Jan. IL.
Special sale; Mrs. D. La Frenz,
1924 Third avenue, Friday and Sat.
urday of this week. Ladies' and
misses hats and Tam O'Shanters be-
low cost.
Just received at the Rock Island
rink. 400 Hemicite rollers and other
repairs, which places everything in
prime condition for tonight's enter
tainment.
The $2.s7 and e4.59 piles OF regu-
lar q, so, Sc. so. 81. so $3.50 and S1u
jackets have melted fast under the
attacks Of bargain getters. A lot o,
Awarded
Hixhest Honors-Worid's Fair,
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