Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-12
CITY CHAT.

Buy one-a Kinship cigar.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Trade at John A. Nelson's.
Latest music. Totten's music house.
Money TO loan at per cent. Reidv
Bros.
Straw hats 30 cents on the dollar.
M. d X.
Schneider's shoe sale is the talk of
the town.
For reliable fire insurance call on E.
J. Burns.
Summer prices on hard coal at
McKown's.
Ladies oxfords only 80 cents at
Schneider's.
All croquet sets at and below cost
at Eckhart's.
Mason fruit jars, caps and rubbers
at Beecher's.
Attend the big clearing sale at
Young & McCombs'.
Plenty of fresh butter to sell by the
pound on jar at Beecher's.
A big reduction in the price of shoes
all this week at Beecher's.
Pure Quill. Lion or xxx package
coffee 10 cents at Beecher's.
Mems tan shoes, the 81 kind only,
$l.15 this week at Beecher's.
See the Bovnton furnace at II. T..
Siemon's, 1916 Third avenue.
Ladies' $3.50 kid shoes. latest
styles, for S2.1s at Schneider's.
Buy your fishing tackle, hammocks
and croquet sets, at Eckhart's.
Here you are. Boys solid calf skin
shoes for 9S cents at Schneider's.
When in need of a pump call at
II. I. Siemon's, 1916 Third avenue.
All popular music hereafter &c
cents a copy at Totten's music house.
The trade is all going to attend the
clearing sale at Young & McCombs'
Mems ncgligee shirts sold elsewhere
for AZ cents, our price 20 cents. NJ
& X.
Sweet milk. cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at III and 113 Nineteenth
street.
Fruit jars, in fact, all goods deiiv
cred when purchased Of Young Il Nc
Combs.
Everything goes-plain stright bus
mess any child can buy goods a
Young 4 McCombs'.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts o
the city by +. j. Burns.
The Peoria cook stoves and range
take the lead wherever sold. Summer.
& Co. are the sole agents.
Ripe red Cherries at the Towe
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Tick
free on Watch Tower cars.
With s. purchase or over, rock
ing chairs, silvcrware, pictures. etc.
free at Young IL McCombs'.
Star and Stripes and all tn
latest two-steps and songs 20 cents
copy at Totten's music house.
Miss X. Byrnes will close her larg
and elegant stock of millinery good
regardless Of cost for the next 80 DAYS
Ruth's band will meet with Mis-
Mixter, us Twenty-third street, at
p. M. tomorrow. Tea will be serve,
at 3.
See the Cherry Sisters at the Towe
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Al
mission free to patrons of Waite
Tower line.
W. G. Brindle and family desire t
express their gratitude to neighbol
and friends for sympathy and kline
ness shown them in the sickness an
death of William Brindle.
John Konosky. of this city, was t,
day awarded the contract for erectin
hall for the Moline Turner societ,
his bid being 81, $50. The building
to he completed Oct 1.
James Stewart, a teamster Ell
ployed at Rock Island arsenal, W;
thrown from his wagon this mornin.
The wagon passed over one of his lie.
and fractured it. He was taken
his home in Davenport. He is
years of age.
William Newell, aged Ii. who
home is in Chicago, was struck by
car in the Rock Island yards Ia
night, receiving two severe gashes
the scalp. He was taken to st. Al
thongs hospital in the ambulanc
DIR. :. b. Hall dressed his wounds.
Henry Langbehn, the alleged d
serter OF Company F. has been at
home in Moline, it is now learne
since last Friday. He left for Was
ington last night to surrender hin
self to the authorities. 1t is undo
stood he will make the plea tn
he was not mentally responsible VIII
he left Camp Alger.