Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-30
CITY CHAT.


Root beer 15c per bottle at Pas
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Root beer 15c per bottle at Pas
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Baked beans &c per can at w. Pas
sig's.
Six bars Kinks soap Csc at W. Pas
sig's.
Music all day at the Tower on the
Fourth.
Mustard sardines "a per can at w.
Passig's.
Balloon ascension at the Tower on
the Fourth.
Saturday sale at Fourth Avenue
shoe store.
Big celebration at the Tower on
the Fourth.
Read Hess Bros list of vegetables
and fruits.
Attractions for all at the Tower on
the Fourth.
See the Columbia's grand display
of fireworks
Granulated sugar II pounds for 81
at w. Passig's.
Moline Light Guard band at the
Tower Sunday.
Do not fail to telephone Hess Bros.
for your Sunday order.
Balloon ascension and parachute
leap at the Tower Sunday.
Choice salmon 124c can at Pas
sjg's, l.. Weckel's old stand.
Ladies' slippers, 50 cents, Satur-
day. Fourth Avenue shoe store.
The Sixth Regiment band, of Mo-
line. plays at the Tower Sunday.
Fire crackers two punches for &c as
long Us they last at W. Passig's-
xxx coffee 224c per package at
Passig's grocery, 1902 Third avenue.
Mems solid working shoes, so
cents, Saturday. Fourth Avenue shoe
store.
Mems fine patent leather Pomps.
$50, Saturday, Fourth Avenue shoe
store.
Mems slippers. GO cents, Saturday,
Fourth Avenue shoe store. 1901
Fourth avenue.
Ladies line Dongola patent leath-
sr tip oxfores. - cents, Saturday at
FOURTH Avenue shoe store.
Don forget the Day oNIoru saiS
going on at the Boston. Everyone
going away highly pleased. /
A choice line OF fresh vegetables
and fruits always on hand at Passfg's
grocery. 1902 Third avenue
A nice robe given with every baby
car. age Saturday and Monday.
Easy aymeuts, at Huckstaedt's-
Gus Miller, Jr, is moving into a.
cottage at Tenth street and Second
avenue, where he win hereafter re-
side.
The condition. of the printers
strike at Moline is unchanged and
there is yet no prospect of settle
shsrit,
Lost-A half grown pug dog named
Clipper A suitable reward will bel
paid for hiss return to 1929 Third /
avenue.
yesterday looking after the work ON
contract for building.
= White canvas Oxfords. worth $3.50,
going at SIS They won't last long
at these prices. So Creoles in Rus
STA leather, 60 at -. 50. ! The Boston.
Refrigerators. Buy now, don't
wait TIL the season is over. You can
buy them on easy terms of payment
without extra charge. Huckstaedt.
Oxfords-regular s. goods going at
81. 80; cheaper goods in proportion
Lots of bargains in summer shoes
all through the house. The Boston
We have the largest variety Of
sideboaEls, dining tables and chairsl
and at prices lower than ever. Call
and see them anyway. Cash or
rredit Huckstaedt.
Barstow viii indulge in a Fourth of
july celebration this year under the
Auspices of the Home Forum society.
William Jackson and Rev. G. f. Tay-
Tor, of this city, are to be the chief
speakers.
Don't forget US when YOU want a
mics E,6rlpr suit. fine couch or az
bed lounge. We have them at all
prices and we have enough variety to1
please you. Easy payments at cash
prices. Huckstaedt.
2 The first of the series of tent meet
ings to be conducted by Rev. +. w.
Merrell and Rev. Jessie Underwood,
the singing evangelist, at the head of
twentieth street. was opened last
evening. A good attendance was
present and much interest mani
tested.
"A still alarm called the fire depart
ment to the corner of Nineteenth
street and Fourth avenue at 4:30 yes
terday afternoon, blaze having
ho