Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-26
CITY CHAT.


The Columbia opening Saturday.
e 80 stiff hats. 81 .5O-M. SIX.
Muscatine sweet potatoes at Arno,d's.
Girls wanted at the Rock Island house.
Mems pantaloons. 81. so quality, Toe
NIX.
Nice large spring chickens at Souder
& Sons
Knee pants suits 6sc; worth double.
n. &K.
F. G. Young's Columbia opening Sat-
urdsy.
Choice California fruit at Souder &
Sons.
All kinds OF California fruits at Ar
nold's.
Muscatine melons on ice q: Souder 81
Sons.
Last call for summer stuff-half price
M. &K.
Campaign hats at the Columbia at 4c
Saturday.
Ladies percale waists for 4Sc at the
Columbia
All kids of sessonable vegetables at
Arnold's
The great opening of the Columbia
Saturday.
Muscaiine water and musk melons at
Arnoid's
Everything nice for Sunday dinner at
Souder s. Sons
Rockford VS.. Pennant Winners tomor-
row at Twin-City park.
Work fpu cboaa for man in lo,a ~ Coo
gress, $1-Thc Boston.
Bargains in mems and boys pants, I'M
derwear. etc M. & Z.
Don'tforget the Boston if you want
cheap pair of Oxfords.
We still have some left-ladies So Ok
fords. at So The Boston.
Columbia will! make Rock Island ring
Saturday with low prices.
The talk of the day-Columb great |
store 172s Second avenue
The last Sunday base ball game next
Sunday. Everybody go.
See our line of mems working shoes at
81 and 81 50-The Boston.
G. w. Merry of Orange county, Flor
ida, is visiting with the family of o. NJ
Boyles.
Capt. j. NJ. Montgomery and wife are
at Reynolds spending few days with
relatives.
You can bug a steel Ratchet for 35c st
the Columbia that would cost you 75c
elsewhere.
The finest and best selected stock of
groceries, at the lowest cash prices in the
city. at Arnold's.
Prof. j. E. Gustus, OF Augustans col
lege, has arrived from the west. accom-
panied by his bride.
School shoes. Bring in the boys and
girls and let US fit them out with shoes
that will wear. The Boston.
Miss Millie Mumford, who has been
visiting friends in the city leaves for her
home in Kewanee tonight.
C.J. Searle and ii. A. Weld will give
vent to their feelings at republican
meeting 10 be held at Milan tonight.
Rev. George E. Shuey Of Grace Luth-
erau church is expe cted home today fr+m
his several weeks visit in Virginia.
lust rece ved-a big line of mems gen.
uiue calf SKIN shoes, in lace or Congress-
at So so. regular 80 srade-The Boston.
Justice Cook at his office Yesterday al
ternoon united in marriage Miss Mary
Mcmahon and Silas L. Gamble OF MO-
line.
There will be a lawn sociable given by
the Juniors, at st. Joseph's parsonage
next "Wednesday evening Everyone in
vited.
Preparing for fall-summer goods are
going with q rnsh-last call-come, help
yourseif. Bargains in every department.
M. s. K
William A. F. Ruge. of Milan, has
taken George Koehier's old stand. and
invites bis friends to call on him in his |
new quarters.
The Misses McCarty of South Heights, |
entertained party of % couples at their
home Wednesday evening. All had
very pleasant time.
Morris Walker of Chicago spent last
night with his brother, G. L. Walker, IN |
this city :. He is on his way home from
q trim down in the lower part of the
state.
A telegram was received today.S an
nouncing the serious illness at St. Louis
of George Peasants. Judge Peasants Is
a. Colfax, Iowa, while Adair Peasants
and family are at Sterling.
The special sale of tumblers at Loos-
ley's crockery store today is proving