Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
CITY CHAT.

Taylor stock must 90.
Eberhart tunes pianos.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Smoke Kinship 5-cent cigar.
The best butter at Maucker's.
Baseballs and bats at Beecher's.
Canned goods very cheap at Mauck.
er's.
Early Ohio seed potatoes at Mauck.
er's.
For states, pencils or tablets, 90 to
Beecher's.
Call and see Eberhart's pianos, III
Second avenue.
Order your sheet music at Eber.
hart's music store.
George ID. Moore, of Port Byron,
was in town today.
Crepe paper. all colors, 10 cents a
roll. Taylor stock
Special low prices on lace curtains.
Young IL McCombs.
Engineer j. A. Harmon returned tc
Peoria this morning.
Dewey did up the Spaniards
Taylor stock must 20.
Dance for the boys of Company A
at Armory hall tonight.
French tissue paper. all colors, l
cent sheet. Taylor stock.
John Fitzpatrick, of the vandalia
line at Peoria, is in the city.
Summers & Co. repair gasoline
stoves. 322 Twentieth street.
Not war but wall paper at the
Adams Wall Paper company's.
Pictures framed and unframed all
90 at half price. Taylor stock.
A bargain in an s-room house on
Eighteenth street. Reidy Bros.
Buy your butter and eggs at
Maucker's store. He has the best.
Canned raspberries and blackber-
ries only 5 cents can at Beecher's.
Watch for Capt. W. ID. Ament's big
street parade Thursday at l o'clock.
Call and examine Reidy Bros. list
of property. Some desirable invest
ments.:
Navy beans j cents a quart; dried
peas three quarts for 10 cents a,
Beecher's.
Special Irish point lace curtains,
worth $3.50, sale price 1925. Young
/. x McCombs.
Two free exhibitions will he given
daily on show lot by Capt. W. d.
Ament's show.
just received ut Beecher's. lot OF
choice dairy butter to sell tomorrow
at 10 cents a pound.
Commander j. II. Porter. of the I'd
battalion. Naval Reserves, is hourly
expecting marching orders.
Harry briggs, the Postal Telegraph
eompany's messenger boy, is out in a
neat and attractive blue uniform.
See the famous school of trained
ponies and dogs, 80 in number. with
Capt. W. ID. A ments' show May 5.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Washington
have welcomed new son, They have
christened him Commodore Dewey
Washington.
All Crescent riders will he supplied
with the Crescent colors. red. white
and blue. free of charge at David
Don's this week.
Harry Caldwell, secretary of Com
modore Dewey's fleet. is n Quincy
boy. and cousin of DIR, j. X. Hollow.
bush. of this city.
Americas leading wheel, the sky
high Crescent. Anothernew shipment
came in this morning. Examine
them at David Don's.
The township assessors of the
county have decided to assess per.
sonal property at % per cent of its
actual value, and real estate at 33 pei
cent.
Col. c. W. Durham left for Keokub
this morning, where he boards the
steamer General Barnard. coming or
to Rock Island inspecting river i'm,
provements.
The family of the late John f. Al
brecht desire to publicly acknowledg,
sincere thanks for the many expires
sions of kindness to them during their
late affection.
Henry G.. G.. Schroeder. of Gil
bertown, Iowa. and Miss Ida Groth
of Davenport, were married by Judg,
Adams, at the county building yester
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. j. Neumann ant
daughters. and Mrs. L. Kopp and
Established IS Years Ex-