Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-30
CITY CHAT.

Will r Johnson's first annual sale 10
now on.
Ringsl Ringsi Ringsl at Will R.
phnson's.
d. P. Stoddard of Edgington was in
city today.
Will R. Johnson, the reliable jeweler,
1873 Second avenue.
Home grown apples and grapes at
Souder s. Sons.
Robert Wagner left last night for Des
Moines on business.
Find out what you can buy goods from
Will r Johnson for.
Democratic ward meeting at Turner
hall Friday evening.
Ell. Allen, If Kansas City, is in the
city on visit to friends.
Don't forget to remember the low
prices al VIII r Johnson's.
Best values ever offered in cotton bats
at McCabe Bros. this week.
E.H Guyer left for the east this
morning for a two weeks business trip.
Five good farms in Rock Island county
for sale or trade for city property. Reidy
Bros.
Tomorrow will be ladies' day at the
Watch Tower Otto's band will furnish
music.
McHugh has some fine new and second
hand bicycle yet for sale. Call and get
prices.
w. c. Mancker leaves tonight for
Spirit Lake. Iowa, expecting to be away
two weeks.
Nice sweet potatoes, wax beans snd
al, kinds of home grown vegetables at
Souder & Sons.
Ladies and children's day at Black
Hawk Tower tomorrow. Otto's band
FINISHES music.
McHugh will close out what bicycles he
,as on hand st cost Now is the time to
Nv cheap wheel.
SKA unbleached sheeting. 123c; 9x4 I'M
blesched sheeting. 15c; delayed; has ar
rived and is now on sale.
John Gibson left last night for indie |
pendence to attend the series OF sporting |
events to be presented there this week.
The old settlers OF Rock Island county |
will have their annual reunion and pic |
mic at Prospect park, Moline, tomorrow.
The democratic congressional conven-
ton of the Eleventh district will be held
at Monmouth on Thursday of this week
The news from st. Louis is that George
Peasants condition is not materially |
changed. His trouble is cerebral men
ingitis.
One lot wide, heavy Dutch blue calico, |
78c yard; fast dye turkey red calico. SC
a yard; standard new dress style prints,
SC q, McCsbe Bros
Wanted-A neat German or Swedish |
girl for general Homework in small pri-
vate family. Inquire of Mrs. Busenbenz,
SO6 Nineteenth street.
Have you picture to be framed? If
so, it will pay yo- to call and examine |
NJ. Lee Gslt's line of nice picture frames,
the pretties. in the city.
The Rock Island delegates to the
democratic congressional convention will
leave in q body for Monmouth Thursday
morning via the c.. B. & Q.
Several bales and cases did not arrive |
time for muslin and sheeting sale at
icCate Bros this morning. All are in
ow and will 60 quick tomorrow.
Hon. and Mrs. E W. Hurst reached
Iome last night from the east, Mr..
Hurst having met his wife in New York
on her return from abroad.
DR.. F. D. Paul, late of Cambridge. has
located in Rock Island. having become
associated with his brother, DR.. w. A.
Paul, in the practice of mis- profession.
"In,roduction - New Testament
study" the new work by the Rev. john
h. Kerr, of this city, is for for sale at NJ.
Lee Gsl,'s book and stationery store, 1915
Second avenue.
Auctionl auction auctionl at j. w.
every afternoon and evening. All goods
sold to the highest bidder. Goods sold on
commission, 1914 Second avenue.
The regular weekly concert of the mer-
chants subscription series to have been
held in Spencer Square tonight has been
postponed for one week, owing to the
disagreesble weather.
Reidy Bros. now have for sale
George Mixter's lots on Twenty-third
street. This is the most beautiful loca-
ton in the city for a home. Come and
secure lot before they are all gone.
John Bahpsen of Wauss. Neb., who
has been visiting in the city for some
tine left for his home last night accom-
panied bv his brother Frank Bshnsen.