Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-18
CITY CHAT.
Il kinds of fruit at Young's,

Everything nice for Sunday dinner at
George Browner's.
Edward McMshon, of Chicago, is visit.
ing in the city.
Have you seen those Office jackets at
Lloyd s. Stewards.
Order your spring chickens dressed for
Sunday at Browner's.
Lloyd & Stewart are displaying a nice
line of ladies' furs.
A big display of fruit that must be sold
at Browner's this evening.
Just received full line of fall office
jackets at Lloyd & Stewards.
The most complete line of California
fruit in the city is at Youug's.
Our clearance sale is a grand success.
Adams Wall Paper Company.
Miss Agnes Bixby has returned from
two weeks visit to Milwaukee friends.
Our success Is in doing just what we
advertise. Adams Wall Paper Company.
A 25c paper is selling for 12!c at Ad-
ans Wall Paper Company's clearing
sale
Those fancy Michigan peaches at
Young must go thisevening at reduced
price.
Have you seen the new Dunlap fall
style hat at Lloyd s. Stewards. 1t is a
beauty.
Order your vegetables for your Sunday
dinner at Youugs. A full line always on
hand.
Stop and get nice basket of peaches
on your way home this evening at
Browner's.
Mrs Edward Normoyle, of Rural, and
Mrs. Cory. of this city. have safely ar
rived liz Liverpool.
Street cars run On the bridge line after
every show at the Burtis opera house
this season.
Frank Young has big stock of fancy
Michigan peaches which he will close out
cheap this evening.
California pears. Missouri and Michi-
gan peaches, grapes, melons, crabs and
apples at Longs.
Wanted-A good timer aud furnace
worker. Good wages. Address F. H.
Rearick. G ,lesburg. III.
Several modern houseson Thirty sixth,
Thirty seventh, Thirty eighth and Fortieth
streets for sale or for rent. E. II, Guyer
When we want to sell Sc papers for
23c we advertise it, and people know
just what We mean. Adams Wall Paper
Company.
Mrs Fred G. Denkmann entertains the
Young Peoples association of the Broad
way church and their friends this evening
from O'Clock on.
Frank N. Horn expects to open his
new wholesale house Saturday at 1915
Second avenue, with complete line of
liquors and cigars.
Rev. r. F. Sweet, formerly rector of
Zion church in this city, but now of Rock
Island. is the guest of acquaintauces in
this city. -Freeport Bulletin.
Claude c. Bowen, George SATELLITES
artistic sign painter, has displayed on the
windows of The Club sample room a
sample of his workmanship.
The funeral of little Eugene Cronin
was held in st. Joseph's church this
morning, and was largely attended by
sympathizers with the ffiicted family.
G G.. McIutire returned this morning
from the east having visited the markets
OF New York, Philadelphia, etc, an ID pur-
chased an elaborate stock of fall and
winter goods.
Young men are constantly applying at
the Y, M G A. building for boarding
places in good families. The association
has decided to start @ bo4rdine house
register and Gll who can furnish board or
rooms are requested to leave name and
number st the association building, cor
ner Third avenue and Nineteenth street
We don't believe in saying we will give
90 and 30 per cent, but we do believe in
coming out plainly with our cut, and sell
csc paper for 10 and 124c, and all our
goods are marked in plain figures, that
you may see Just what you are getting.
Adams Wall P per Company.
The street railway syndicate will pump
its own water supply direct after this
week, making great saving to the COM
pany. Engineer G)wling. of the power
station. has run sluice out into the
river and has his Ar sugements about COM
pleted for pumping direct.
William Roth's recent property pur-
chases in the west end of the city consist
of two lots on Fourth street and Fifth
avenue on which he will erect hand
some business block, and two on Fourth
street and Sixth avenue on which he will