Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-02
CITY CHAT.

Bulk and canned oysters at Sowder &
Sons
New York pears at Brooks g. Thier
mans.
New York sweet cider at Brooks q
Thierman's.
Nice strained honey at Brooks &
Theirman's.
Fancy eating. cooking and crab apples
at sOmmers
Nice oysters and, celery at George
Browner & Co.'S.
Fine eating and cooking apples at
SOwder and Sons.
Cranberries. oysters and celery q:
Brooks & Thierman's.
Complete stock OF canned and bottled
goods at Somniers'
Smoked hall but chuncks at Brooks &
Thiermsn's.
The finest roasts and cuts in the city
| at George BrowDer s. Cos,
Pure maple syrup and fresh buckwheat
-four at Souder & Sons.
Fresh bottled and canned goo DIS arriv-
ing daily st Souder & Sons.
Genuine New York Kerkermer Co.'S full
cream cheese at George Bro wner & Cos
| Some choice farms for sale in Rock
Island county. Reidy Bros, Mitchell &
lLynde building.
George W. Aster s. Co. received tod ay
a choice Ger Of Burbsnks and Ohio pota>
toes. Call ard see them.
The fountain for Gsrsney square are
rived today and will be set up immediate
ly under the direction of Charles Enge!.
Walter M Dawlev. city engineer OF
, Chillicothe. Ohio, was in the city today
looking over the street railway system.
, Loosley is advertising a dinner set sale
, for next Saturday, which will interest a
good many people. See card. fifth page
, Frank Fl Hitchcock and Miss Lydia s.
DeMoranville OF Davenport were ma FRIED
T by Rev. j. q. Kerr at his residence yes
terday afternoon.
r Mrs. j. L. Bean, accompanied by her
niece. Mrs. Elt amor Allen. left yesterday
for Cleveland, O., on an extended visit to
relatives there.
Do not buy your winter apples until
. YOU see the car load that George Browner
r & Co have ori.Ted. Ihey Will De mere
f tn first of the week.
, The B. c. r s. N road which has
been operating its line iuto Davenport by
means of lease of the ID. L q TRACKS.
has purchased the latter road.
II.
Ida. who have been guests at the resi-
r deuce of Franklin Bliss on Twenty>third
, street. have returned to their home in
. Racine.
Postmaster Wells desires all bidders on
: carving the mails from the depot to call
( at the postoffice to consider supplement-
p ary orders relating to q regulation COW
, cred wagon.
The family of the late Mrs. Frank
Mcdonald desire to thus publicly express
I their sincere gratitude to all their friends
who so kindly assisted during their late
3 bereavement.
Charles Moody the we'll known and
popular m oterman on the Third avenue
line has given up his place to accept on
p appointment on the Rock Island police
, force and enters upon his duties tonight,
. taking the place of Officer Herman, re-
signed.
J. H. Drsvton. master mechanic at the
arsenal, has changed his residence from
Rock Island to Davenport. He has sold
his handsome HON, on the other slfe OF
the river, and has bought the residence of
Jonas Hsgey, 625 East Fifteenth street.
which is to be his future address. -Dav-
export Democrat.
Yesterdays registration shows good
! ratio of increase in at least two wards In
the city In the Second ward 653 voters
we're registered against 5S4 in 1890. and
in the Fifth sos are registered against
522 two years ago The registery boards
of the other precincts have not yet re-
turned their books to the city clerk.
Il J. C. TAYLOR has sold to Lieut.. Thomas
Moody of Fort Keogh. Montana, his
home farm At $50 per acre. The farm
lis located one mile west of Taylor Ridge
and is one of the finest farms in Rock
Island county Lieut.. Moody should
feel proud in securing such choice
piece of property. He is in the city to-
day on business Mr.. Taylor will re-
move his family to Rock Island.
The concert given at the First Baptist
/ church last evening was one o. the most
pleasant and successful affairs of its kind
ever given in this city. Every seat in
the auditorium was taken, and the result
will be a neat resliz alton to the church
finan' tally. A fine programme. consist
lny of vocal and instrumental selections,
b side some numbers of literary char
acter were given by some of our best To-
cal talent, and the evenings entertain
ment was enjoyed by everyone present.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Frank Nc
Donald was held from the home of her
mother, Mrs Rebecca Hastings, on Thir-
teenth street at o'clock yesterday after
noon. Rev F. w. Merrell. of the First
M. E. church. officiating. 1t was largely
attended and the interment was mace
in Chippisnock cemetery. The pail
bearers were James Darnell, Michael
Corcoran George w. Newberry William