Rock Island Argus., 1898-10-04
CITY CHAT.

FB.Q.
Smoke f. B. Q.
Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros
+. b. Q. finest beyond question.
Low prices tomorrow at Beecher's.
800 saved on a piano at Eber-
hart's.
Full line of granite ware at Eek
hart's.
Curfew rings an hour earlier these
nights.
Buy your sewing machine at Eek
hart's.
Second hand stoves dirt cheap at
Noftsker's.
For reliable fire insurance call on
E. J. Burns
Sheet music 1S cents per copy at
Eberhart's.
Ladies' SO shoes in 10 different
styles at Adams.
See those second hand stoves that
Noftsker is selling.
Plenty of fresh creamery and dairy
butter at Beecher's.
Complete line of camera supplies
at Young & McCOmbs'.
Get your High school books, tablets,
pencils, etc., at Trefz & Co.'S.
You can buy four pounds of lard for
% cents tomorrow at Beecher's.
Sweet milk, cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
Trefz & Co have school books for
all grades including all High school
books.
Remember the date we entertain
Oct. 5, to 10 p. IN. You are invited.
Young & McCombs.
Adams $3.50 ladies' shoes are just
as nice fitting and as stylish as the
ones for more money.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all par IS of
the city by z. j. Burns.
DIR. II. II. Chase has moved from
the Kinyon residence to rooms L and
2 Y. NJ. c. A. building.
The Trinity improvement guild will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. I. Donahue.
The children's and misses high cut
shoes are the latest. Adams would
be pleased to show them to you.
An attempt is being made to patch
up the more pronounced defe cts in
he Twentieth street pavement.
Exchange your old rhetoric and
chemistry books at Trefz Il Co. $ for
the new ones that are now in use.
John Mohansen and Miss Mary
Wiebel, both of Muscatine. were mar
ried today by Justice David Hawes.
Music from to 10 p. IN. tomorrow;
you and your friends cordially invited.
No goods sold. Young & McCombs'.
Go to w. G. Maucker, the reliable
dealer in butter and eggs, and you
will get the best the market affords.
John T. Noftsker has n number of
second hand hard and soft coal stoves
which he will sell cheap before re-
moval.
Tickets are going rapidly for the
ambulance fund entertainment. Seats
may be reserved at the Harper house
pharmacy.
Adams is the leader in mems $3
and $3.50 shoes. They compare fav-
orably with shoes you have paid
dollar pair more for.
A double bill, cloaks and millinery.
The very newest, the very choicest
are now on exhibition at McCabe's
grand double event
Gustav Siler. a member of Company
l., 9th regiment Illinois volunteers.
died at Freeport, H., of typhoid con-
tracted in Porto Rico.
Fall opening tomorrow at Ottesen's
popular millinery emporium, 222 West
Second street. Davenport. Rock Is
land ladies are especially invited.
The grand exhibition of Paris mil
linery-the production of some of
the greatest Partisan artists-to be
shown at Young II McCombs' grand
opening.
Fall opening tomorrow at Ottesen's
popular millinery emporium, 222 West
Second street. Davenport. Rock Is
land ladies are especially invited.
Our fall stock of millinery dry
goods will be shown from to 10 p.
IN. Wednesday in all its glory. You
are invited. No goods sold Young
& McCombs'.
Fire last night gutted the foundry
of Williams, White N Co.'S works at
Moline, entailing aloss of 81 600. The
insurance en- the property is $4,000
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