Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-07
BRIEF MENTION.


50 shoes. The Boston.
California fruits at Sommers'.
Oyster and celery at Sommers'.
Fresh oysters at Drif1ll 8 Gleim's
Do your trading at the Columbia.
Ounces and sweet apples at Souder &
Sons.
Oysters and celery at George Browner
s. Cos.
A full line of fresh vegetables at Souder
& Sons.
Special sale of dress goods Saturday at
the Columbia.
A nice line of vegetables at George
Brewer & Co.'S.
The electric slide will be free to all
school children Saturday.
You can buy dress goods very cheap
Saturday at the Columbia.
Houses for sale on the installment
plan. or to rent by E II. Guyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rosepf1eld, of Chi
cago, are guests of Louis Kohn.
Browner's Columbian market for
roasts and cuts. They are the finest.
So calf shoes for men that equal So
| shoes for fit and wear. The Boston.
All school children will have the free
use Of the slide at the Tower Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson have well
coined bright daughter in their home.
Chiidren's and Misses genuine calf
skin shoes for school wear. at the Boston.
Siberian crabs, crsnberries, picked
pears and esting apples at Souder &
Sons
Capt. Crepster of the steamer Lily U.
s. stopped in the city yesterday on his
way south.
fyou want correct styles in millinery
and a becoming hat, call at Mrs.
Dimock's, Moline.
See the list of fruit and vegetables at
Driffill & Gleim's tomorrow on the fourth
| page of THE ARGUS
Fresh dates, buckwhea. -four. maple
syrup. and condensed mince meat at
Brooks & Thieiman's.
William McEniry and Henry Vollmer,
| of Davenport go to Gable tonight to ad-
| dress democratic rally there.
Street cars will soon run from down
town factories to Thirty eight street, the
best location for cheap homes.
See our kang calf spring heel shoes for
children and misses. in plain and tip toe.
at ST. aud 81 25-The Boston.
Mrs. Dimock has returned from New
York with a complete stock Of millinery,
17OS Third avenue, Moline.
The msrrisge of Max Kohn, of Molipe,
and Miss Julia RothscLild, of Davenport.
is to take place in the near future.
S3--See our line of ladi q s. shoes.
Goodyear welt and hand turned. cloth
| and kid top. pat. tips. The Boston.
Henry Nowsck will give free lunch
with roast pig on Saturday evening at his
| saloon. Fourth avenue and Fourth street.
The gratifying news has been received
| from South Rock Island that Miss Char
| lotte Kenworthy is somewhat improved.
So Our ladies' IS shoes are equal TO
| any So so or "a shoes in the city. We
make specially OF them. The Boston.
Last chance to get choice peaches
Season nearly over. Long will have
some fine Michigan free-stones tomor-
row.
There will probably be a wedding in
Magistrate Wivill's court this evening as
| a result of some legal papers issued to-
day.
Attention, workingmenl For 81. % we
will sell you lace or Congress shoe war
ranted not to rip, and a'so ell solid. See
them The Boston.
Mrs. Martha Frisby and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Partridge, ..of Chicago. are Wis
ting at the residence of Edwin Ward on
Thirty eighth street.
Saturday will be school children's day
at the Tower, on which occasion the
Newburger electric slide will be OF ened to
the use of all the children free.
Reidy Bros. sold William A. Rcbb
cottage on Fourth avenue, between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets.
owned by Mrs. Lotbringer this morning.
Consideration. S1,325.
The West End Republican club has ar
ranged for torchlight procession to-
night. after which all the hungry repub-
iicans will be fed free Of charge. There
are plenty of hungry republicans this
year and consequently large attendance
may be expected tonight.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Maria
Heisel was held from the Woltmann resi-
dence on Elm street to st. Mary's church
at 9 O'Clock this morning. where services
were held, Rev. Father Klopf officiating