Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-21
CITY CHAT.

Nutmeg melons at F. 6. Young's.
Bleuer's band at the tower Sunday.
A full line of California fruit. at Mays.
Fruits of all kinds, at George Brown
er's.
MuscatIne watermelons on ice at F. G..
Young's.
Bleuer's band at Black Hawks tower
Sunday.
Ice wool 20 cents per box at Gus
Rohow's.
Arbuckel's coffee FAC package at J.
s. Darrsh's.
Dawson plums by the basket at F. G.
Young's.
Nice watermelons and nutmeg melons
at Dsrrshs.
Dressed chickens and ducks. at George
Browner's.
New fall hats have arrived at Miss
Kate Byrnes'.
Mayer Levi left last night for Omaha
on business.
Bleuer's full band at Black Hawks
tower Sunday.
Peaches. pears, grapes. apples and
melons at Longs.
Muscatine sweet potatoes and melons,
at George Browner's
Bleuer's full band will play at the
Watch tower Sunday
Andrew Math. of Chicago, is visiting
his brother, Frank Math.
The Beardstown express on the %"
was two hours late today.
l.. S. McCabe left last night for
Chicago on a business trip.
Hyer Sisters! Hyer Sister'sl Oar
kin's Dream, Hsrper's theatre 22d.
Miss Minnie Jones left for Savanna.
H., his afternoon on short visit 20
friends.
Charles Motz and wife, have returned
from 4>mouths' visit to eastern summer
resorts.
Free lunch st Fred Willadsen's tomor-
row night corner Fifteenth street and
Sixth avenue.
"@atcd-l typewriter; one who oper-
ates Remington machine. Apply to
Louis Loeb & Co.
Gus Rohow, 2110 Fourth avenue, has
just received large assortment of first.
class knitting yarn.
Max Adler and wife, of Milwaukee are
spending few days with Monroe Kohn
and family in this city
John Russ, for some time past porter
at the c., R. 1. & P. depot, will succeed
j. W. Crsndall, as baggsgemsster.
The largest consignment of Michigan
freestone peaches vet received, and must
be sold Saturday-only at Mays.
Miss Madge Garfield, of Des Moines,
arrived last evening on a two months
visit to her cousin, Miss Bee Normoyle.
OF Rural
Mrs. ]. F. McKibbeu and daughter.
Miss Maggie. have returned from a two
weeks visit to friends in Chicago and
northern Illinois.
Dsvenport's public building has been
located. The site selected is that on
which the old Baptist church stands
Fourth and Perry.
Everyone likes TO see the colored pop
ulation dance and sing and perhaps the
best you have ever seen will be at Har-
per's theatre Saturday night.
A new porch is being built on the north
side OF the court house, which is another
evidence of the fsrsightedness of our
supervisors in economic public improve.
ments
George Buck, Jr., who has been in bus
iress for some Tina at Moutezu ms, lows,
has disposed Of his interests there and
Will hereafter make Rock Island county
his home
Hger Sisters Comedy com sny at Har-
per's theatre Saturday night. Charles
Calender, the old Georgia minstrel man,
is the manager and he will make this one
of the best shows on the road.
A petition is being circulated and quite
extensively signed urging upon Secretary
of the Treasury Foster the desirsbility of
locating Rock Islands government build-
ing On the Warren lot, corner Sixteenth
and Second avenue.
1t is desirable that all delegates from
labor organizations meet at Killers hall
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock for the
purpose of making arrangements to at
ta9d the Labor day celebration at Mo-
line.
The jury in the inquest over the re-
mains of Jesse A. Miles met last night,
considered the evidence and facts already
stated, and returned verdict tina. the
deceased came to his death from causes
unknown to the jury.
Miss Elsa Ruggles. of Cleveland, Ohio,