Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-17
CITY CHAT.


Plums by the basket at W. A.
Ehleb's.
Peaches by the basket at W. A.
Ehleb's.
Ten pounds of rolled oats for 25c
at Passig's.
Hon. W c. Collins, of Chicago, is
in the city.
800 piano for $3.50 if taken soon,
at Bowlby's.
A nice line of California fruits at
W. A. Ehlebs.
Mrs. j. c. Adams arrived from
Chicago last evening.
Seventeen pounds of graduated
sugar, 81. at Passig's
$500 upright piano for $175 if tax
en- this week, at Bowlby's.
A large display of California fruits
always on hand at PassIg's.
Mrs. Lillis Mott and grandson
James, left for Geneseo today.
A good square piano for $5o-only
1925 per week pays for it at Bowl
by's.
An elegant Chickering piano, 800.
$3.50 per week pays for il at Bowl
by's.
Postofiice Inspector Gould was in
the city this morning on official bus
mess.
Order your vegetables from W. \.
Ehleb; he has a complete ine-al-
ways nice and fresh.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). w. McMaster and
daughter. Mrs. Charles Putnam. left
for Baraboo. Wis, this morning.
j. n. Huntoon has finished spiking
bridge No. >, over Rock river. and
the bridge is now open to the public.
Deputy Sheriff Silvis yesterday
sold the grocery stock of John Hell
ser to satisfy a claim of Frank Schroe-
der, in Moline.
DR.. c. f. Thomas, the veterinary
surgeon who was injured by a kick
from horse a short time ago is
again able to be out and about
All are invited to attend the dance
at Nowack garden. corner of Fourth
avenue and Fourth street Saturday
evening. Music by Bleuer's band.
A saloon PUN by Rudolph ODER
lander, in Moline, was closed today
by Deputy Sheriff Silvis to satisfy
claim of Tegler IL Co. of this city.
You cannot miss it, if you 90 to
Passig's grocery when You want
something in the way of vegetables.
He has full line always on hand.
A. H. Thompson has secured a
lease of the restaurant formerly oc-
eupied by him at 1910 Second ave-
nue., and will move back, resuming
his old stand about Sept. l.
The retail grocers of the city have
determined TO form a protective as
ISOLATION. and with that aim in view
they will hold a meeting in the city
council rooms at 1880 tomorrow eve
ming.
Henry Nowack's garden at Fourth
avenue and Fourth street will be
opened every Saturday evening. A
pleasant place to spend an evening
Music by Bleuer's orchestra, and
dancing.
Mayor Henry Vollmer, of Daven-
port, has been complimented with
being selected as temporary chair
man of the democratic state conven-
tion to assemble at Des Moines next
Wednesday.
Car 10 of the Elm street line left
he. . 10 3 l.
avenue and Twenty fifth street at
2:30 this afternoon, with 10 passen-
gers on board. all of whom were
pretty well shaken up, but no dam
age was done.
If the man who took the pet crow
from a yard on Third avenue, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, on Tuesday morning, will
return the bird he will save getting
himself into trouble. He was seen
taking the bird.
An uptown contractor. and by the
way an eX-politician. had an unpleas-
ant experience with darkey, who
was employed by him the other day.
The contractor was hit in the side
with brick and was LAID out fOr
several moments.
Another piece of extreme reckless
ness was displayed by motorman OF
the Davenport & Rock Island Railway
company last evening, who pushed q
trailer OF people up through town.
If the company don't forbid such
carelessness 4 serious accident NAV
result.
The funeral of the late William T.
Young will be held from the late
home tomorrow morning and will be
private. the arrangements being in
charge of Aid. Daniel Corken. The
pail bearers will be, Messrs. Arthur
Burial. p. j. Lee, Henry ladders.
Herman Seidel, William Rinck and
Daniel Corken.
Cuckoo" Jim Collins and English