Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-18
CITY CHAT.


Goldsmith stock.
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Trade at John A. Nelson's.
Try Galaxy flour, at Horizons.
The city council meets tonight.
WatermelOns on ice at Horizons.
Watermelons on ice at Hess Bros.
Order your blaci;berries at Horizons.
Choice Georgia peaches at Hess
Bros.
For reliable fire insurance call on E.
j. Burns.
Summer prices on hard coal at
McKown's.
Moline will celebrate the fall of
Santiago tonight.
Boys tan shoes. sizes from to II.
for 50 cents at Dolly Bros.
Go on the excursion Wednesday.
July 20, on steamer Winona.
See the Bovnton furnace at II. +.
Siemon's, 1916 Third avenue.
When in need of a pump call at
ii. L. Siemon's, 1916 Third avenue.
Stearns ball bearing lawn mowers
at Spencer's, 202 Eighteenth street.
Auction tonight and Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. Goldsmith stock.
Don't fail to attend the clearing sale
Of the Flemming Furniture company.
The balance of the Goldsmith stock
must be sold by Wednesday night.
Deputy j. II. Lamont collected in
internal revenue last week 81, 701 .S3.
Old Chicago papers 90 cents hun
drcd at Green's, 327 Twentieth street.
Sweet milk, cream. buttermilk and
ice cream at III and 113 Nineteenth
street.
All the latest 2j-cent novels for 10
cents at j. }. Green's, 327 Twentieth
street.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by Z. j. Burns.
Fifty-dollar bicycles for $50 at
Spcncer's. Only few left. Call
early and avoid the rush.
Frank Samuelson. aged II, was
crushed to death in Il coal mine at
Gilchrist last Wednesday.
Miss X. Byrnes will close her large
and elegant stock of millinery goods
regardless of cost for the next 80 days.
The band of the Two Jacks theatre
which opens tonight in Davenport,
serenaded Rock Island this afternoon.
The painting and frescoing of St.
Joseph's church has been begun. p.
j. Lee and ii. Voege have the con-
tract.
Fifty-dollar bicycles for $50 while
they last. All guaranteed. by +. {.
Stea.ns ~ Co. Spenccr's, 202 Eigh-
tecnth street.
Lots of hats, boys and children 5
ovcrcoats and suits to he sold ut auc-
ton. Last chance Wednesday night.
Goldsmith stock.
Excursion to Clinton Wednesday,
July 90, on steamer Wiuona and barge
and Little Verne. Round trip %
cents. Boat leaves at $40 a. IN.
sharp.
If Stearns' ball bearing lawn now
crs don't give better satisfaction than
any other mower, return them and get
your money. Spencer's, 202 Eigh-
teenth street.
j. Mack Sholl. of Carthage, H., Il
deputy internal revenue collector,
who was here to see To the enforce
mcnt of the war revenue law, left for
Peoria this morning.
Among the troops sent from White
side county there was not a man who
calls Fulton his home. Probably the
available citizens there have not vet
been mustered out of Bastian 5
"Woodmcn defenders"
Hon. j. L. Browning fell and broke
his arm at his farm, near Rock river,
last Friday. He started to 30 down
stairs into the basement. and the
stairs gave way under his weight,
precipitating him to the bottom.
W. II. Lamont is back at his accus-
toned haunts on the river front after
weeks absence. He is somewhat
modest about explaining the mystery
involved, but congratulations are no
less sincerely welcomed. It's a girl.
A young Rock Island business man
disappeared from the city last night
without apprising his family or
friends as TO his intended where
abouts, and much concern is felt for
him. His departure is attributed to
domestic troubles.
Ii may be that our boys of Com
pany A will 90 on from Santiago to
Porto Rico. As will he seen bv the
press report, Gen. Miles has alread,
embarked on the Yale. on which he and
the 9th Illinois went to Santiago, foi
Porto Rico with troops. Company
may he among them.
Miss Annie Mcbride. aged u. o
6O1 Twelfth street. was operated OF