Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-17
CITY CHAT.
Good Form at the Boston.

Belts and sashes at Lloyd & Stewards.
Russet Oxfords-ladies 75c-Boston.
Nice large spring chickens at Soud,r
& Sons
Red goa, Oxfords for the children, at
the Boston.
Nice home grown strawberries at
Browners.
All kinds o; home grown vegetables at
W. A. Ehleb's.
All kinds of home grown vegetables at
Browner's.
Fine strawberries and gooseberries at
Souder & Sons.
Turtle soup at the White Elephant
Saturday night.
Attend the mass meeting at Hsrper's
theatre Saturday evening.
Do you know what Good Form is?
Resd the Boston's ad. elsewhere.
Warm weather is here and you need
pair of Oxfords. Try the Boston.
ATTEND the workingmen's mass meeting
At HaIpe,s theatre Sunday evening.
Nice beets, beans, peas, cucumbers,
new iurnips. new potatoes, at ". a
Ehlebs
Wanted-A good strong young man at
Krel & Maths to work in bakery and ice
cream.
Food Form is 50 90 monthly maya
zine free at the Boston. Read our ad
for particulars
Everybody is respectfully invited to at
tend the workingmens mass meeting,
Sunday evening.
Persons wishing to secure furniture on
very reasonable terms, call at 1874 Third
avenue, Saturday and Monday
Ripe tomatoes, wax beans, csulifow-
ers, cabbage, new potatoes, home grown
peas and sll kinds of fresh vegetables at
Souder & Sons.
Chsrles Moody. the big hearted, jolly
moterman of car 81 on the Third avenue
line, is back on his car after a protracted
tussle with the rheumatism.
AL young men should attend the
meeting st Turner hall tonight for the
permanent organization of a young
mems democratic club.
Underhul & Glass will serve fine din
ner al their new restaurant in the Ameri-
can hO'e. tomorrow and also Sunday for
25 cents. and they know how to provide
the best.
When It comes to stylish. handsome
Oxford, bootee or southern tie, there is
nothing in the three CT les to compete
with cur line Of fine goods, both as to
style and dt-The Boston.
As announced in last nights ARGUS,
the y. P. 5. c. E. of the Christian church
will give strawberry and ice cream So
cable at the church this evening, Post
pone your engagements and spend an en-
joyab.c evening.
Hugh Conwel!, Jr has opened sa,
loon at 2211 Third avenue and will give
his opening Saturday night. de will
handle the best of everything IL his line
and endeavor to please his patrons All
sre invited to be present and enjoy fine
lunch on the opening night.
Ashley W Elliott, Of Edgington town,
ship, is putting up q substantial barn, 36x
30 feet, and is TO stand As feet high. The
masonry work has Just been completed BY
Leo Ljttig, Cf this city, and McAdams, Of
Reynolds, the contract for the building
having been let to Mr. Hartman Ct Audu-
lusia.
Mary Anna, the 4~year-old daughter Of
Russell Scott ard wife, residing on
Thirty first street, died at the home Of
her parents at 3:45 this morning of diph>
liberia after an illness of IS days. Tie
funeral occurred at o'clock this after.
noon, the interment taking place in the
Catholic cemetery.
Judge Adams has named Messrs. J. r.
Johnston, V NJ. Banding and Spence
Matthison commissioners of the lower
Seventeenth, Sixtoenih, Fifteenth and
-Four zenith street paving and Messrs.
J. r. Johnston, John Crubaugh and E
L. Parmenter commissioners of the
Seventeenth street sewer
Rock Island is soon to have new bus
mess trm-Wright& Greenawalt being the
title. The firm is to be composed of s.
r Wright, so long connected with
Carse & Co, and p. Greenawalt the we'll
known cashier OF the R. end P. road.
The firm is to embark in the boot and shoe
business. August 1, and Mr.. Wright leaves
tomorrow night for the east to purchase
the stock.
Ii the street railway company desires
to have all of its men uniformed by the
Fourth of July, it had better be giving
notice to that effect. There are some
men on the lines to Moline who seem n