Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
CITY CHAT.
ruit of all kinds at Browner's

Peaches, pears and grapes at Browners.
Wauted-A nurse at 1910 First avenue.
Order your fruit for Sunday at Frank
Young's.
Large spring chickens dressed to order
at Browner's.
John Hubbard, of Port Byron, was in
the city today.
Tokey muscatel, Delaware and Concord
grapes at Young's.
Wanted-A second girl at the head of
Eighteenth street.
Isaac Cool, of Cordova, made call on
The ARGUS today.
E. NJ. Feaster, of Hillsdsle, was 10
the city today on business.
Bleuer's band gives concert at Pros
pect park, Moline, tonight.
See the grand display of children's
suits in the London's windows,
A few bicycles left at McHugh's ticket
Office that will be sold at cost.
Leave your order for dressed chickens
at,Youug's for your Sunday dinner
r. c. Washington, of Dubuque, is in
Rock Island on short visit to friends.
Cars will run on the blue line after the
concert at Prospect park, Moline. tonight.
If you go to the theatre tonight you
will see how cole Olson" jumped his
yob."
The clearing sale at the Adams Wall
Paper Companys will take place in a
few days.
There will be band concert at Pros
pect park tonight by Beuers band, of
this city,
The Adams Wall Paper company are
preparing for great clearing sale. Loo k
out for it.
Charles Schafer, Jr., one of the wells
to-do farmers of the upper end,
was in the city today.
Found-A now coat. Owner can have
same by calling at Kohn s. Adler's and
paying for this notice.
Mrs. E. G Frszer and little son, Oscar.
friends in Chicago.
The Gilpin hose company yesterday
purchased another horse, and hereafter
will drive matched team.
Keep your eye on the Adams Wall Pa
per company. They will soon make
cut that will surprise everyone.
The Misses Stella Gloger and E nile
peubel of Wstertown, Wis. are in the
city on short visit to friends.
Prices you have never dreamed of will
exist at our great clearing sale. Wait for
it. Adams Wall Paper Company.
Mrs. Agnes Frysinger and son, Harry,
left last night for Baltim ore. Md. where
they will spend the winter visiting.
Mrs. Samuel Bourne. of Nora. Ill. is
visiting in the city with her daughter,
Mrs. j. S. Jones on Fourth avenue.
Frank Young has the largest display
of fruit that has been shown this season.
Call and leave your order for Sunday.
Michael Myer was fined S. and costs
oHN oOuA DOhou 90 duu COSLS III Tue pO-
lice court this morning. for intoxication.
Mrs S. Lindgren and two children, of
Aledo. and Miss Mary Korb, Of Pleasant
Valley, are guests at the residence of
John Ohlweiler on Fourth avenue.
1t was thought that the grand jury
would report this morning, but as new
hava - -,
just when they will finish their labors.
James Hempson, the well known brake
man on the Gable recommendation, has
been promoted to conductor, and will
hereafter run train on the Peoria road.
The Moline Browns and the Rock ISL
and nine will play game on the Hop
fields Sunday afternoon. Zsis brothers
will be Rock Islands battery and Cum
ningham and Colsou will be in the points
for Moline.
Chairman Crubaugh, of the committee
of the Rock Island Citizens Improve
ment association on Columbian celebra>
ton, has called mGc.ids OF tne Commit
tee al the rooms or the Rock Island as
ISOLATION tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
At the Broadway Presby terserian
church on Thursday evening, Sept. II,
occurs the ad iress by Miss Ida Clothier,
of Boston, under the auspices of the Y.
W. c. 7. Z. of this city. The public
are cordially invited to be present. A
special invitation will be extended to all
young peoples associations.
Prot Brasmer viii perform a perilous
feat at Black Hawks tower Sunday after
noon, walking on q tight wire from the
sumn of the tower TO the island on the
opposite side of the river. Il will he one
of the most unique and at the same time
thrilling features ever pres ented at the