Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-29
CITY CHAT.

Egg plant at u. =. Truesdales.
Egg plums at F. G. Young's.
Choice grapes at +. G. Young's.
Dressed chickens at F. G. Young's.
Bananas. grapes and melons at Longs.
Nice sweet potatoes at F. G. Young's.
Fresh California fruits at C. c. Trues-
daie's.
Choice peaches and pears at F. G.
Young's.
Chickens dressed to order at c. G.
Truesdale's.
Wstermelons and musk melons at F.
G. Young's.
Mr.. E. d. Harder, of Bloomington, is
at the Harper.
Mr.. Andrew Donaldson, of Rural, was
in the city today.
Nice sweet potatoes. cabbage and
tomatoes at Longs.
Grapes. sweet potatoes. melons and
nice celery at Browner's.
Mr.. W. s. Parks, of Edgington, was in
the city today on business.
Grand opening tomorrow of Dunlap
hats at Lloyd & Stewards.
Elegant fall suits, moderate in prices at
Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
Just collars and cuffs for FIVE and ten
cents at Lloyd & Stewards.
Messrs. t. H Thomas and M. G. Mills
are home from business visit to Upton.
Mr..F G. Young is recovering rapidly
from his recent severe illness. and is able
TO be about.
Attend the great five and ten cent COL
lar and cuff sale at Lloyd & Stewards to-
morrow.
LLOYD & Stewart have issued some very
neat cards for their Dunlap hat opening
tomorrow.
Ladies would do well to inspect Simon
& Mosenfelder's superb line of chiidren's
suits. kilt and jersey.
Plenty of waists aud knee pants as
cheap as ever, 8. 10. 10, CSC to 81 at ST.
mon Il Mosenfelder S.
Simon & MosenfelGer would like to
show you their many fall novelties in
cutaway and sack suits.
School books for city and country
relatives at wholesale rates this season,
AT H. Srduptou ~ 70 o.
Cars commenced running through on
the Elm street and Ninth avenue line this
, morning via Second avenue.
School tablets, composition books,
students note books, the best and cheap
est obtainsble at Champions.
The regular bi-weekly trotting and
driving exhibition takes place at the Rock
Island park tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Morris Rosenf1eld and son Walter
left for the east last night to meet Mr..
Rosenfield on his return from Europe.
A lightweight overcoat is almost in
dispensable. Simon & Mosenfelder show
fine line, all colors. all grades from S.
to SIS.
A special drive for few days at Simon
& Mosenfelder's. 25 dozen latest style
silk tecks 10c (25c quality. Don't all Call
| at once.
Mr.. Fred Alter left this morning for
| Coshocton. Ohio, in response to news in
forming her of the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs Owens, wife of Congressman
Owens, of Logansport. Ind, after a few
days visit with Mrs Morris Rosenfield,
left for home last night.
Teachers registers, class books. report
cards, schedules. crayons, blackboard
| erasers. ink, pens, slate and lead pencils
at r. Champion & Co.'S.
Mr.. Fred Hass leaves this evening for
Minneapolis to Join his family and visit
the exposition, and the latter part of next
| week will return by river, in company
with his family,
Chas. Hannawecker and Geo. Hartung.
of Hampton, were arrested this morning
by Deputy Sheriff Silvis for running q
tipping mouse. They are before the
county court today.
Miss Lits Wilcox will open Kinder
garten school Monday, Sept. /, from nine
to twelve, at her home. 545 Twentieth
street. Children received between the
ages of three and seven years.
Mrs A. F. Barber and children and
Mrs. German returned from their visit to
Burlington last evening. Miss Alice
Gross, of Burlington, accompanied them
and will visit in the city for while.
Bids for carrying the United states
mail between the Rock Island postoffice
and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
depot will be received by Postmaster
Wells up to 10 m. on Wednesday, Sept.
i 10.
II Mr.. II. N. Stone, directory publisher,
presented the ARGUS with q copy of the
edition recently issued in Davenport, to-