Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-09
CITY CHAT.

Finest line of hats al the London.
Elegant dress pants at the London.
Nice fresh celery at Souder & Sons.
Jersey sweet potatoes at W. Ealeb's
Nice spring chickens st Souder Il Sons
Medium weight overcoats at the Lon
don.
Fresh California breakfast food at Ar
nold's.
Russell Dart is greeting his friends in
the city.
A full line Of fresh vegetables at Driffil
s. Gleim's.
Nice large peaches by the basket at
Arnold's.
Great line of business suite at the
London.
Fine Jersey sweet potatoes at Drif6ll
s. 6leim's.
Arnold the grocer. is receiving fresh
goods daily.
All the latest styles in clothing at the
London.
Elegant line of flannel shirt waists at
the London.
Peaches. peas. grapes. bananas and
melons at Longs.
Sweet potatoes. corn, tomatoes ana
celery at Longs.
Two hundred pants worth So, go for
81 80 at the London.
The immense crowd still continues at
Arnold's special sale.
Have you tried the pure Jeniton cider
vinegar at ". A. Ehleb's.
Cranberries, pears. pesches and nec>
tarines at Souder s. Sons.
See the wonderful trained dogs and
horses at the Tower Sunday.
Wan,ed-At the Rock Island house
chambermaid and dish washer.
Robert Jeanings, of Cincinnati. o., is
IN the city on a short visit to friends.
a. E. Casteel spent the day in the city.
having come down on business trip.
Call for Akron, Ohio, mills bulk grs-
ham flocr. 1t is the best. Sold at WA.
Ehleb's.
ONLY a few second hand bicvcles left
at McHugh's ticket Office. Call and see
them.
Egg plant; tomatoes. Jersey sweet po-
tatoes, wax and string beans at Souder
s. Sons.
Driffiil & Glenn are receiving daily, this
years pack can goods and are selling
them cheap.
A bright little son has arrived TO glad
den the home of s. Conner and wife on
Twentieth street.
Nice pears. peaches, homegrown
melons of all kinds and Dudchess apples
at Dritfill s. Gleim's.
Try the 81. j. Heinz pure malt vinegar
for the table and picking. Sold by W.
A. Ehleb only.
Found-A pug dog about five months
old. Owner call at Schneider's Harper
house shoe store.
J.B. thinner has just unpacked large
shipment of the very finest overcoatings
Call and see them.
J.B. thinner has just received some
OF the finest beavers. Meltons, all shades;
English Kerseys, patent beavers
The Coup performance is free to all
visiting Black Hawk Watch Tower next
Sunday and next week.
Mrs. Frank Sherrard and Miss Weiss
of Gable, are visitors at the Volk resi-
dence on Eighteenth street.
Messrs. John Crubsugh and G. +.
GAZETTEER put in yesterday fishing at the
Marias de 0sier and had splendid luck.
]. w. Potter and family returned last
evening from Delevan Lake, Wis, where
they have been for the past two weeks.
The trained horses and dogs of the
Coup combination are free to all visiting
the Tower next Sunday and the follow
ing week.
Fred B. Owens and Miss Lena Kohl
man of Davenport, were united in mar
rage by Justice Halves at his office yes
terdsy evening.
Lost-A pocket-book containing SIS
or $50, on Seventeenth street this morn
ing. Finder will please leave at this Of
flee or 729 Seventeenth street, and re-
ceive reward.
Joseph Mcnamara and wife and Miss
Josephine Halves left yesterday for their
home. after a pleasant visit with their
grandparents. David Halves and wife, on
Third avenue.
The Misses Willis and Spencer have
opened dressmaking establishment at
No. 1915 Second avenue over M. Lee
Galts book store, and are prepared to do
fl rst-class work. Give them cali.
The circuit court was engaged this
forenoon in hearing motions, and at
noon Judge Smith adjourned it until
ns..a,r af,arpoon at 9 o'clock at which