Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-14
CITY CHAT.

Eberhart's piano sale.
Bartlett pears at Longs.
Cooking apples at Longs.
Golf supplies at Hynes'
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Open tonight. Dolly Bros.
Michigan peaches at Longs.
Fancy patent flour 81 a sack at Pa $
rs.
Damson Plums by the peck at
Iassig's-
Caulifower and picking onions at
Passig's.
Buy your house furnishing goods at
Eckhart's.
For reliable fire insurance call on
l. j. Burns
New fall stock of dress goods.
T Young & McCombs.
Plenty of Michigan plums at Hess
Bros; phone 1881.
Camel coal at McKown's. Just
the thing for your CRATES.
Get your fall suit made at Gus Eng
Inns, 1903 Second avenue.
New fall line of suits, jackets and
apes at Young q McCombs'.
= Dolly Bros. Bunker Hill calf shoes
re just she thing for school use.
Buy your stove pipes, elbows, dam
fpers. coal hods, etc, at Eckhart's.
DIR. William Sterling, the osteopath,
GIL West Sixteenth street, Davenport.
Sweet milk, cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at III and 113 Nineteenth
street.
The nobbiest and most stylish line
of hats can be found at Stewart 5,
the halter.
Call at Gus Englin's and see the
latest novelties in fall and winter
suitings.
Reduced prices on all Photographic
work at G. f. Smiths studio, opposite
Harper house.
All the latest foreign and domestic
suitings are now in at Gus Englin's,
1903 Second avenue.
Business property. residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by f. j. Burns.
Finest work for the money ever Of
fered in Rock Island at G. +. Smith s
studio, opposite Harper house.
OF course you want the best; every
smoker does. Ask your druggist for
the Ideal cigar, and you will be happy.
The members of the Rock Island |
Outing club have returned to the city
after "A 3-wee' 5 camp at Green River.
Bring in the babies and children
now, while you can get their pictures !
SO cheap and good at Smiths, opposite F,
Harper house
Well, did you ever see that line Of !
neckwear at Stewards? If not, you !
had better call. They are swell and ,
are going fast.
Hats. well, we are right at home |
with hats; that is our business. Call |
and see the pretty fall styles at Stew I,
arts, the halter.
There are others, but none so pure
and sweet as the Ideal cigar. Try |
one and you will have no other. All /
druggists sell them.
+. Turner, the expert photograph !
er. has located on the lot adjoining the !
postOflice, and is ready now to do !
anything in his line-photos, views.
etc.
To more thoroughly introduce our ,
work we have reduced the prices, but !
not the quality, of our fine photos. 1t |
will pay you to investigate. G. f. |
Smith, rooms opposite Harper house.
Thomas Burns. of Davenport, driver |
of the arsenal transfer, was thrown ,
from his wagon while crossing the I
railroad tracks on Fifteenth street and :
First avenue yesterday afternoon, !
sustaining a severe scalp wound and
fracture of the nasal bone. His in
juries were dressed by DIR. j. DeSilva. /
The county board adjourned yester-
day afternoon until Monday to allow ,
the supervisors an opportunity to at |,
tend the fair at Joslin. The 2 per /
cent tax levy for 1898 for general pur-
poses was authorized, and also an adj !
ditional $50, $50 for the payment of
bonds, interest, etc, was ordered !,
raised. II. II. Lohse and F. 2. Vo- F,
gele were appointed judges of cleo |
ton in the Second and Fourth wards.
respectively, to fill vacancies.
DIR. b. G. Miller is preparing to de- !
liver lecture ON The Promised |
Land to Come" The doctor claims !
TO have had a vision of heaven. A |
revelation upon which he Will base T,
his forthcoming lecture. The vision !
he SAYS occurred right here in Rock /
Island, and what he saw and felt was |