Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
CITY CHAT.
F. W. Rinck is in Racine on visit.

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Watermelens and nice raspberries at
Browners.
$40 90 suits worth $500 to $16 on,
at the London.
A full line of home grown vegetables
at Browner's
Summer coats and vests at half price
at The American.
Straw hats at the London worth so to
rs cents for 20 cents.
Get one of our neglegee shirts for 70
cents-the London.
Harry Cook, Frank Payne and Kinsley
Mack are in Chicago.
Half price takes any their coats and
vests at The American.
The London Is selling those coats and
vests worth $3.50 for S1s9.
The finest assortment of fruit in the
CITY at Driflil & Gleims.
Trimming bangs 15c at Miss II. J. Tolir
ver's. 1918 Second avenue.
Edward Barnes of Quincy is visiting
old friends 10 Rock Island,
Keep cool snd get coat and vest at
half price at The American.
Great reduction in prices in our chl>
dren's department-the London.
Summer neckwear in all the leading
shades and shapes at the American.
Neylegee shirts all shapes, sorts, sizes
and prices can be found at the Amer can
Ladies and childr, n S hair cutting at
Miss 81. j. Toliver's, 1918 Second avenue.
A very complete assortment of summer
underwear can be found at The Ameri-
| can.
At Browner's Columbia market, YOU
can get the finest rossts and cuts in the
city.
Mrs. G. T. Murphy and little daughter
OF Beardstown, are visiting with friends
in the city.
Our line OF under shirts is the largest
aud prices 49, per cent lower than any
other house.
Henry Diesenroth will give free lunch
at his saloon on Saturday evening. All
bis friends are cordially invited.
Long expects to have berries enough
to supply sll demands tomorrow. Come
early and select what you want.
We are determined to clean out our en-
tire stock of summer coats and vests. One-
half price takes them-the American.
Call early before the assortment is
broken. Oneprice for any thin coz,
and vest in the house-the American.
ID. T. Greenough, the affable superin.
tendent of telegraph of the R. l. s. P has
returned from a pleasant western trip.
accompanied by his family.
A grand ball will be given by the Rock
Island Excelsior club at Turner hall Sat
urdsy evening, June 25 Music by Bleu-
er's band, George Stroehle, prompter.
Rock Islands new steam street roller
arrived over the c., B & @ this after
noon and was fred up and given a test on
First avenue with satisfactory results.
A concert will be given OF the Twenty
nin.h street chapel this evening for the
benefit of the missionary fund. A very
entertaining programme will be pre-
sented.
The Fourth Of July chorus of Six
Hundred is to meet tonight at the First
Baptist church. The High School cho-
ruses are particularly urged to be pres
ent.
You can get at Longs tomorrow, to-
mstoes, califlower. wax beans, cucumbers,
beets, turnips, bleck and red raspberries
strawberries, bananas, oranges and green
peas.
9. +. Case leaves this evening for
Chicago to accept position as clerk in
the Continental hotel at Chicago All
Case needs is diamond shir, stud to
make him an ideal hotel clerk.
The Davenport homestead will be torn
down and material, consisting of doors,
windows, blinds, brick. stone, timbers.
lumber, etc , will be sold on premises or
delivered Cali at homestead or 15I5
Seventh avenue.
The plantation concert given ly the
ladies of the African Methodist church of
Moline, at Harper's theatre last night.
though not very largely attended was
well enjoyed by those present, an inter
esting and well executed programme be,
ing presented.
Chief of Police Miller this morning re-
ceived a telegram from the coroner of
Muscatine county, stating that body had
beea found in the river there which had
been identified as that of john Boeheraer
supposedly of Rock Island county, and
asking as to the disposition of the re-.
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