Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
CITY CHAT.

DdEIieLe pears at Long ,.
800 saved at Eberhart's.
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
= Fresh river fish at Longs.
Choice Michigan ,peackss 4t. Longs:
Plhhns and pears for canning al
Horizons.
Tin cups cent each at Young
McCombs'
For reliable fire insurance call on
Z. j. Burns
Fresh cat fish, white fish and trout
at Hess Bros tomorrow.
Black bass. catfish. sunlish and
croPPies at w. c. Miucker's.
Good butter and fresh eggs always
on hand at Maucker's store.
Ladies' imported black hose only
25 cents at Yeung & McCom BIS.
Lawn wrappers. Come and take
your choice at Young & McCombs'.
Sweet milk. cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
The Edwards & Walsh Construction
Go. began laying brick on ElH, street
yesterday.
The Augustana evening school be-
gins Sept. z. Arrange to be there the
first night.
Black brocaded silks for skirts IS
cents, SO cents and 80 cents at Young
& McCombs'.
The grandest assortment of Smyrna
rags at $1.25, all new fall patterns, at
Young & McCombs'.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by f. J. Burns.
Remember, with every 81 at Young
& McCOmbs' you get ticket for the
WILDER Opera company.
Save money by buying a piano at
Eberhart's. They are beauties, and at
prices to suit the purse.
ii. &. Schubert has bought out Mis-
sens saloon and invites his friends to
an opening lunch Saturday night.
Children's jackets, all fine new
shades and popular styles, from IS
cents 10 81 ut Young & McCombs'.
The Peoria cook stoves and ranges
are hummers. You should see them
90 at Summers & Co.'s. Prices rs low
rs the lowest.
When you want your sewing ma !
shine or bicycle repaired drop postal
or call at the Western Repair wtrks, |
222S Third avenue, Rock Island.
A man fighting fire which had
started in his coat pocket from pipe |
furnished considerable amusement for |
Iookers-on on Second avenue yester-
day afternoon.
Fred Mayer was arrested this after
noon, charged with striking the |
7-year-old daughter of Mrs. Christina
Wieland. proprietor of the First Ave
nue. hotel. He will be tried Sept. l. |
The Rock Island Liquor Dealers
association will hold business meet
ing at Turner hall at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. President l.. f. Eng
lin requests the presence of ever MEM
Der.
The crack forester team from Rock
ford will attend the Woodmen picnic |
Aug. 81. The parade will terminate
ut Seventh avenue instead of Third |
avenue.
Remember the time is getting short !
when you can get shoes free. A large !
lot of chi,dren's shoes to be given |
away with the $3.50 and 81 shoes.
Dolly Bros.
Minnie Evans has filed suit for di-
vorce in the circuit court against
Charles Evans, the hackman. whom
she charges with cruelty and infidel
ity They were married in 1890 and
have three children. the custody of
whom Mrs. Evans asks o. Z. Cra-
mer is her attorney.
The Tri-State NJ w. A. Picnic asso-
citation has arranged for n grand pic
mic at Grape park, Burlington, Iowa.
Sept. D. Among the speakers will be
Head Consul NorthcOtt and Head
Clerk Halves. y fine program has
been prepared. The railroads have
all made low rates and large crowd
is expected.
The Tribunal entertainment to be
given at HarPer's theatre Sept. 10 is
given by the field workers in the in
terest of the order of Fraternal Tri-
bunes- a good program has been
and every effort is being
made to make this one of the events
of the season. \. +. Townsend, dep
uty supreme tribune
Walter Littig. assistant in THE
ARGUS press room, met with an I'M
fortunate mishaP late yesterday after
noon, accidentally dropping his left
hand on rapidly revolving cog wheel.
which cut off the thumb. Walter
was taken to the Office of DR.. Z. NJ.
Sala, who dressed the wound. after