Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-26
CITY CHAT.

Order your fish at Young's.
Ice cream at Kreil & Maths.
Fresh awberries at Browners.
Set reserved seats for princess Inez y
All kinds of fresh vegetables at Brown.
tls.
Fine apples and strawberries at w. A.
Ehleb's.
There is big sale of seats for "Prin.
cess Inez"
Only two more days for the 81 shoe
sale 81 NJ. &K's
The finest assortment of fresh fish in
the city at Young's.
Nice Strawberries, bananas, apples and
oranges at Longs.
Painters wanted-apply at 800 18th
street, J. j. Lerch.
D. F. Bremmer's Jamaica waters at W.
A Ehleb's. Try them.
Green peas, wax beans, new potatoes
and cabbage at Longs.
Have your pictures framed at the
Adams Wall Paper Co
Buy the D. F. Brenmer saline peri and
peri biscuits at W. A Ehleb's.
William johnson, of Cordova, was in
the city today for few hours.
The art department at the Adams
Wall Paper Co. is the finest in the three
cities.
Cucumbers, wax beans. peas, new po>
Istoes, cabbage, rsdishes, onions at W.
4. Ehl D.
Rev. W. ". johnson will preach next
Sunday in the Presbyterian Oh urch at
Edgington.
If you want nice box OF candy step
INTO Krell & Maths and have them put
one up for you.
T. N. Armstrong of Pittsburg and
p. l. Blair of Michigan are in the city
on Legal business.
For ssle-At q bargain. Two couu-
ieTs. Enquire of Mrs. S. S. Guyer, $50
Nineteenth street.
Wall paper, curtains and room mould
Ings, the largest stock and lowest prices,
II the Adams Wall Paper Cos.
The entertainment for the benefit of
lhe poor Friday and Saturday evenings
will re q glorious success from indica-
lions.
Wsnted-Three lady cauvassers. Ell
Derby ladies preferred. Apply to Sun
Accident Office on Saturday between 10
and II o'clock.
The finest line of waters in different
Asvors in the city. The D. F. Brem>
ner brand at W. A. Ehleb's, 305 Twen,
Iieth street.
Rock Islands Fourth of July hustlers
hauled in $500 this morning and report
that there will be no trouble about
Obtaining $1,000 in this city.
Many compliments and many words of
praise are the NJ. & & receiving daily
Tor the exceedingly handsome line of
lhoes they have placed on sale at 81.
A special car went out to Milan this |
Afternoon on which was party of tri>
atty gentlemen gotten up Capt E W. |
Baker to visit the scene of operations on |
ne Hennepin canal ard also the watch |
tower
The Adams Wall Paper mpany can
sell wall paper 10 per cent lower than any
other merchant west of Chicago. Whvr
Because they buy in larger quantities,
having four large stores. and they never
order smaller than a car load. 1t paws
Al to try them.
The G. R. l. & P. trains from Omaha
vest will probably be running again by
Sunday. These trains have been sban-
5oned during the late storms, but will be
put on again Sunday. 1t will make no
change in the running of trains here nor
will any more trains be added.
David w. Little brief reference to
whose death was made in The ARGUS
last evening died at his home in Lake
Shellan, Washington, whittier he had
moved together with his family after
disposing of his interests in this locality
few weeks ago. He was born in this
county and for number of years was
in the creamery business a,
Presumption. He was about 40 years
of age and leaves besides a widow seven
'hildren. Mr.. Little was well known
n this vicinity and enjoyed the high
'steem of all with whom he was &C,
9uainted