Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-12
CITY CHAT.
Elegant cauliflowers at Mays.
Choice spring beans at Mays.

Elegant cauliflowers at Mays.
Choice spring beans at Mays.
Nice peaches and peas at Mays.
Dressed chickens at Darrah & Daibers
Choice melons, grapes and sweet pc.
tatoes, at Longs.
Nice watermelons ana nutmegs at Oar
rah & Daiber's
You can get the best 81 hat in the
world at Lloyd & Stewards.
Choice chicken. oyster and celery al
| Browner's new Elm street grocery.
Get your fall hat at Lloyd & Stewards
They have all the latest styles.
Mays grocery will be closed Monday
| to pm. on account of a holiday.
We have the best So so hat IN the three
cities. Call and see them. Lloyd &
| Stewart
ALT. Evans. the Carbon Cliff fire fiend
is still acting very obstreperously in the
county Jail.
Swedish Forefathers day will be cele
| brated at the Swedish Lutheran church in
Moline next Monday evening.
We make a specially of hats and car
give you the best for the price. Lloyt
81 Stewart.
Mrs. May Carter nee Plehn. former
| well known teacher in the public shoots
died Tuesday night in Mississippi.
Magistrate Wivill yesterday married
MIR. John P. Berg, OF Moline, and Miss
Maggie l.. Holmes. of Davenport.
| nrr hot oil
| best makes. No old stock Call and see
for yourself. LLOYD & Stewart
Wanted-A girl, for general house
work. Best of wages paid. Enquire a
No. 1899 Thirteenth avenue. Take tn,
Elm street cars.
| Grand excursion to Peoria and return
Sunday. Sept. 81. under the auspices o
the Industrial Home association. Fai
for the round trip $3.50.
Mr.. w. II. Gray. commercial salesman
for Messrs. Warnock & Ralston. is con
fined to his room at his fathers residence
on the bluff, by sore eyes.
The Holmes syndicate is relaying tb,
track between Fourth and Fifth streets
on Second avenue, thus removing the las
vestage of the old track in the city.
Mrs. Sarah Shields, of No. 412 Ninth
street, wishes it understood that she il
not the Mrs. Shields who few days age
advertised wanting to give away young
baby.
For Saturdays trade F. G. Young. tn,
grocer, has California pears, peaches
Malaga and Toks grapes. and plums
i oh
also nice fresh dressed chickens.
Two workmen at Rock Island arsens
drew several hundred dollars over tn,
amount OF their checks through the mis-
take of bank employee the other day and
are now missing. while the bank youns
man is securing the woods with sho
gun.
Mrs William Wilmerton, of Preemp
ton, had a severe fall while decending tn,
steps leading to Hakelier's photograph
gallery this afternoon and sustained {
fracture and dislocation of the let
forearm. DR. Plummer attended her an,
this afternoon she started for home.
What is the Union reporter ruunin.
daily to commercial college for? Woult
it not be better for him to visit one of tn,
public schools2 A commercial course i
supposed to follow an ordinary education
and not to precede it. Bat the action o
the young man is another proof of tb
power of association. Everything in hi
Office is done backwards.
The engagement of Miss Anna Deere
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Deere, o
Moline, to VIM. d. Wiman, son o
, Erastus Wiman, of Staten Island, is an
nounced. The marriage will take plac
at the Congregational church. Moline
Oct. and will be the most brillian
event ever witnessed in tri-city societ
, circles. There will be many guests pres
ent from New York and Chicago an
twenty-five young ladies from abroa
entertained at the Deere mansion. Mis
, Deere is graduate of Miss Brown
school, New York, and it was while 9
school there that she met Mr.. Wimar