Rock Island Argus., 1898-09-09
CITY CHAT.

Cholce Michigan peaches at Long 3
Fruit jars sold cheap at Beecher's
Eating and cooking apples at Hor
toms.
Dressed chickens and celery a
Longs.
Dawson Plums, peaches and pears
at Horizons.
For reliable fire insurance call on
Z. j. Burns
Try Galaxy flour; nothing better,
at Horizons.
mann's Sons.
The new fall shoes for men and boys
just in. NJ. & X.
Picnic hams cents per pound at
III. Tremann's Sons.
Neckwear and hats, all the latest
novelties. The London.
Camel coal at McKown's. Just
the thing for your CRATES.
The missionary guild of Trinity
parish meets this evening.
Oranges, bananas, peaches. grapes
and melons at Maucker's.
Special prices on school supplies for
Saturday. Taylor, manager.
DIR. William Sterling, the osteopath,
611 West Sixteenth street, Davenport.
Elegant line of fall colored shirts;
great line of coat shirts The London.
Eagle compass 10 cents, Prang's
compass 10 cents. Taylor, manager.
We show the proper styles in fall
hats for men and boys. The London.
Sweet milk, cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
Those Dunlap hats are perfection
itself. Stewart, the halter, sole
agent.
Knee pants. New stock just ar
rived. Great values for 4S cents. The
London.
Dance at III. Hancq's hall Saturday
evening. corner Fifth street and Third
avenue.
Now is the time to buy a fall
overcoat We show the correct styles.
The London.
Skilled workmanship and fine mate
rials used are what make the NJ. x X.
shoes so popular.
Have you seen the fashionable. new
fall shape in Derby and Fedora hats?
NJ. & X. have them.
Dressed chickens. young and old,
at ii. Tremann s Sons.
A hat that is stylish and becoming
is the one you want. Stewart, the
halter, can please you.
Box calf in tan and black new fall
styles are what NJ. & X. are showing
in their shoe department.
About $500 was realized by the
Rock Island Industrial Home associa
tion from the Labor day picnic.
OF course you want the best; every
smoker does. Ask your druggist for
the Ideal cigar, and you will be happy.
We fit the head. features and pocket
book with stylish hat. Try us;
you'll be pleased. Stewart, the hat
ter.
If you want good stove. one that
will be n comfort to you, get it at
Summers Il Co.'S, the relia BILE stove
store.
All the latest novelties in fall and
winter goods are now in at Dorn's
and he invites yeu to call and exam
inc them.
Jacob Muhleman, of Bowling, was
today held to the grand jury by Justice
Halves for wife abandonment. He
furnished bail.
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.
Saturday Brookman will sell n good
S-day clock. which strikes the hour
and half hour. at $1.95, and a guar
antee goes with each clock.
Manager Charles McHugh. of Black
Hawk inn. is to tender the press of
the three cities an informal banquet
at the inn next Tuesday evening.
The superiority of Dorn's tailoring
added to his taste in selecting fabrics
for dress and business wear makes
his establishment the mecca of all
who would be we'll dressed.
The negotiations between j. W.
Stoddard, of GAINESVILLE, Wis. and the
Harper estate for the renting of the
theatre have fallen through. The
proposition of Steve Miller for the
leasing of the house has been accepted. |
John McLafiin, of South Moline,
was held to the grand jury by Magis-
trate Stafford last night for assaulting |
Charles Peterson, neighbor, with a |
deadly weapon. McLafiin furnished |
bail in the sum of $500, and then
swore out warrant charging Peter
son with assault and battery. Peter
son will be tried the 18th.
Col. Henry Curtis, attorney for the |
Rock Island & Peoria, has filed in the |
circuit court an answer to the allega-
tions set forth in the application of
Fred Hass for an injunction restrain
ing the company from further using ]