Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-27
CITY CHAT.

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Call for La Flor de E. T. D. 10 cents.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Smiths photo studio. Phone 1872.
Stylish millinery at Brandenburg's
Buy your millinery at Young &
McCombs'-
Wall paper slaughtered at Young &
McCombs'.
Wall paper at lowest prices. Young
& McCombs.
Fall suits, capes and furs at Young
& McCombs'.
Have your stoves set up by Sum-
mers & Woodin.
Just opened fresh barrel of saur
kraut at Horizons.
If you want your property sold list
Il with Hull & Co.
See Summers & Woodin's hard coal
stoves before buying.
For the best heaters in the city 90
to Young & McCombs'.
Plenty of peaches, pears, and crabs
for canning at Horizons.
Watch for the Moyune Tea COM
pany's anniversary sale.
Bargains i'll second hand hard coal
stoves at Summers & W oodin.
Order your fresh catfish at Hess
Bros tomorrow. Phone 1881.
Millinery. com bining style with
moderate prices, at Branden burg's.
Anheuser-Busch bottled beer. A.
ID. Huesing, sole agent. Phone 1888.
Thirty-ive cent merchants lunch
at noon hour at Harms restaurant.
Plenty of fresh white fish. trout
and catfish at Hess Bros tomorrow.
Congregation B'nai Israel contem-
plates the erection of new syna-
gogue at Davenport.
You might as well have a stylish
turnout when you hire livery. Order
of Cralle 81 Co., and have the best in
the city.
The c., b. & q G. NJ. & St. p. and
d.. 4 L. & n. w. roads are TO erect n
Joint freight and passenger station at
East Moline.
c. a. Klenke. of Chicago, socialist
democrat speaker, will speak in Rock
Island and Moline Sept. % and 80 and
Oct. l and 2.
If you need any wiring or electric
work of any kind don't fail to call on
Fiebig & Robb and get prices. All
work Is first-class.
Hand your scissors to Evans. the
bicycle grinder. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded.
Mrs. c. +. johnson, for 10 years a
missionary at Ichowfu, China, will
deliver a free lecture on China at the
Broadway Presbyterian church to-
morrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Those planning to attend the Max
Heinrich concert at Augustana col
lege tomorrow night are advised to
reserve their seats at once, as only
those having reserved seats will be
admitted.
Edward Young. of Moline, who was
held to the grand jury last Saturday
on two charges of EN- bezzlement,
Tuesday gave bonds in the sum of
5000 in each case, and his release was
ordered by Justices Schroeder and
CramGr.
Davenport clerks feared for time
that their Sunday closing movement
was going 20 fail through the nom
conformity of one or two firms. This
danger has been dispelled and next
Sunday every store in that city will
shut its doors.
Lawrence Urbaniack, an inmate of
the LaSalle county aimshouse. has
brought suit against the Chicago.
Rock Island < Pacific railroad com
pany for $25 900 for the loss of both
legs above the knees in an accident in
Peru some months ago.
During the passing of last nights
republican parade a Second svenue
woman handed her neighbor bunch
of fives," knocking her down on the
sidewalk. There were threats of a
police court trial, but so far the case
has not assumed such a serious phase.
The date for the examination for
clerks and carriers at the Rock Island
postofiice has been changed from
Nov Il to Oct. Is. owing TO the fact
that there are no eligibles on either
list and both clerk aud a carrier are
needed. The lists of applicants are
small.
Charles Il. Bradley has resigned his
position at McCabe's and leaves to-
night for Fittsfield, Ill. to assume the
management of a store there. Since
coming to kock Island Mr.. Bradley
and his family have made many
friends who will regret their depar-
tuTe.
Jack Frost made another unsuccsss-
full attempt TO reach Rock Island last
night. He was blocked by cloudy
sky. The temperature dropped to 80
degrees. and all other conditions be-
ing favorable. he would have been on
deck His visit is now postponed in
definitely.
IL the persons Of two silk thieves,
who were captured at Morris SundsvE