Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-15
CITY CHAT.

VII OhL4a
Nice spring chickens at Souder s. Son S
Nice red and back raspberries at w. A
Ehleb's.
Large spring chickens at NJ. Arnold's
May grocery.
A nice assortn ent of California fruit
at N. Arnolds.
Madison Bowles. of Bowlesburg. was
in the city today.
All kinds of fresh vegetables at NJ.
Arnold's, May grocery.
A fresh line o. vegetables every morn.
ng at W. A. Eh,eb's.
Fresh red snd black raspbe rries,
pesches and apricots at Souder & Sons
Nice wax beans, tomatoes, csulifiower,
and all kinds of fresh vegetables at W. A.
Ehleb's.
Hermann Vogel will have free lunch
at his saloon, corner OF Seventh avenue
and Fourth street, every Saturday night
Nice cucum0ers, ripe tomatoes, ceuli-
flower, wax beans. new beets, and all
kinds of home grown vegetables at
Souder s. Sons.
Down at Monmouth according to the
the stores of travelling men, they have
made departure in locating sidewalks in
the middle of the street.
While the general appearance of Spen-
Ger Square continues to be maintained in
manner ereditAble to the city, the de-
signs contributed BY the different orders
are not yet what they were expected to
De, owing 10 neglect some where in the
care of them. Commissioner jackson
should in view Of he expense involved in
providing these floral features look to it
t At they are properly cared for.
At last nights meeting of the West
End Improvement association resolutions
were adopted indo7sing the Rock Island
Citizens Improvement association reso-
iutions relative to proper river front pro-
lection and also asking the mayor and
city council to clean out the bitches and
open the sewers to carry off the!swater
left in the slough.
Officer Schasb lost his temper while
dealing with a stubborn drunken man
whom Chief Miller had arrested near the
court house yesterday afternoon and W as
conducting to the station. While the
prisoner had made the chief considerable
trouble and he had called upon Officer
Schaab to assist him, the latter probably
ove:stepped the proper bounds in the use
Of the authority vested in him as a police.
man.
special excursion train over the c ,
NJ. u ST. P. will leave Davenport at 40
p. m. on next Saturday, July 16, for the
district funniest of Dubuque, and will
arrive on the return trip Monday morn.
ing at o'clock. A fare of 81 so for the
round trip has been arranged and tickets
can be secured at Woltmsnn's iewelry
ore, Turner nall, or of John Ohlweiler.
Al who intend going should purchase
u~kets as early as possible, so that sufi-
cient cars can be arranged for.
Officer Long, returned this morning
from Grayling, Mich, whittier he had
gone to bring back Charles L. De Waele
the Belgian attorney late OF Moline
who 1t is ella med dupei number of
his countrymen there. The officer found
De Wsele, who is q man nearly 65 years
OF age, on what is thought will be his
desthbed rs the physicians say he cannot
recover. He has given promises to have
the matters Strengthened up and 1t is
probably that a settlement will be made
The Electric Four" comprising the
well known artists Mrs and Mrs Kibbey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul, will produce
Lucky Ranch" q tale Of the Yosemite
at Harper's Theatre, on Monday evening,
july Is h. The company have been play
lag with decided success in the eastern
states. and Judging from the fsttering
notices they nave received in the differ
ant cities in which they visited, they
must certainly be q clever company.
The engagement is for one week, and
eve evening new production can be
seen for the nominal price of 10, go and
3 cents.