Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-15

Neckwoar. immense line, The
London.
Crab apples in any quantity at
Hess Bros
Chickens dressed to order at Bun
cheers grocery.
Passig Is still selling root beer at
12!c per bottle.
Spring chickens and ducks at H.
fireman & Sons
The largest water melons in the
city. at BUncher's.
Celery. Jersey sweet potatoes and
squash at Passig's.
California peaches, pears and ba-
uauas at Hess Bros.
Hats for eyerybody-all the latest
shapes. The London.
All the latest novelties in children's
pants-the London.
a grand display OF California
fruit for Sunday at Passig's.
AL the latest styles OF fall hats
now in at Lloyd Il Stewards
Everybody pleased with low prices
at the crOckcry clearing sale
Now j. the time to buy yourself
Il fall hat AT Lloyd & Stewards
The finest Bartlett pears of the sea-
son. for preserving. at Passir's.
Celery, egg plant, lettuce and Jer-
sey sweet potatoes, ut Buncher's.
Special white shirt sale Saturday.
ut the Columbia. Saturday only.
\ bic job white shirts at one-half
value for Saturday, at the Columbia.
Spring chicken lunch at Jack Mar
tins sample room Saturday even
ing.
California pears, peaches. plUms.
Niagara grapes and bananas at Pas
sig's.
You can buy white shirt worth
$3.50 for zoe Saturday. at the Col
umbia
The Rock Island saw mill BOYS
will give a dance at Roche's hall sat
urday night.
Miss Nellie Mccarthy, Of Black burn
X Cos. is reported rs very sick with
typhoid fever.
Lamps, glasses, silverware less
than manufacturers price at the old
Loosely stand.
Our stock of mems pants Is larger
than ever and ut prices far below the
lowest-the London.
Cranberries, Jersey sweet potatoes,
Hubbard squash, summer squash and
egg plant at Hess Bros
Aid. and Mrs. z. Kuschman leave
tomorrow for Il 2-wccks' visit TO Chi
cage and. milwaukee,
Little Nugget" is chuck full OF
songs, dances, witty sayingsf special
ties, music, thrilling climaXes. etc.
J. W. Reynolds returned last even
ing after making weeks visit to
old friends in Viola and New Wind
sor.
George Stebbins, a former Rock
Islander now residing in Louisiana is
in the city shaking hands with
friends
Lew Dockstader is the king of min
strel artists and organizers. He has
the best burnt-cork entertainment on
the road this year.
Andy Holman of the London has
Jeen very sick for the last few days,
and the reports of his condition TODAY
are not encouraging.
Bob Schmid, the popular motor
man on the blue line. brought his car.
81, out Of the barns this morning re-
splendent with new paint and Bob is
as proud rs little boy with u new
wagon.
4 travelling man who was ut the
Harper house this morning stated
that he had seen Dockstader's min
strels the past week, and that it is
the best minstrel performance he
ever saw.
William Stevens, engineer at Par
ker's laundry on Third avenue, had
his left arm caught in a belt in the
engine room yesterday, resulting in 4
compound fracture of the forearm
He is resting easy today, however.
At Trinity rectory. last evening,
Fred PAIL and Miss Frances A.
Broomhall were united in marriage
by Rev. r. T. Sweet. The attend
ants were George Mohl and Miss
Maggie Broomhall. The happy and
popular couple left for Chicago and
Milwaukee on their wedding tour.
followed by the best wishes of hosts
of friends
There will be n union temperance
meeting of the various young peo-
pies societies of the evangelical
churches in the city, on Sunday
evening next ut 1880 O'Clock An eX-
eellent program has been prepared
by the union committee which will be
of interest to all young people. The
meeting will be held in the Central
Presbyterian church.
Wednesday was pay day on the
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