Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-01

'y.tcrs and celery At Passig's.

Try THE AR0Us want column.
Grapes by the basket. At Buncher's
Cider by the gallon, at Bunchcr's
Grapes 22c per basket at Passig's
Imported saucrkrout, ut Bunchcr's
Choice eating and cooking apple.
at Passig's.
Con" Buckley. Of Joslin. was in
the city today.
J. II. Lippincott Of Orion. is visit.
ing in the city.
Coal hods at 17c, worth SOC. thi.
week, at the Columbia.
Fred Osborn. Of Osborn. was in the
city today greeting friends.
Special sale on stoves and tinware
this week. nj the Columbia.
Tokay grapes, pears, pincapples.
oranges and bananas at Passigs.
Twelve quart galvanized pals 19c,
worth SIC. this week, ut the Colum.
bia.
Miss Belle Rice OF Lam bcrtsvillc n.
J. Is visiting at the residence Of +.
c. Rice.
Tinware sale At the Columbia this
week. Read big add on eighth page
Of this paper.
Jersey sweet potatoes, soup
punches and full line Of fresh vcge.
tables nj Psssig's.
You can save money BY going to
the Columbia this week IL you want
any stove or tinwarc.
Will Copp and Harry LATER re.
turned last evening from Chicago,
where they spent the last day Of the
fair.
F.P. WEIGH. George r. Stauduhar.
City Attorney J. l.. Haas and Capt.
W. 7. Channon have returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. E,,ie Ward and Miss Jane
Becker. ~ Racine. Wis. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Bliss on Twenty.
third street.
The stove for hard times is the
Riverside Oak. II is low in frs,
cost. economical in the use Of fuel |
and very durable.
u. NJ. sturgeon left last evening
for Omaha. Kansas City and Nc
Phefson. Kan. on q mission com.
Dining business and pleasure.
Will Keator this morning assumed
tho duties Of messenger for the Rock
Island National bank. succeeding
Harry Gilmore. resigned.
Joe Burrows returned from Denver
on Monday. and today Joe wears a
smile rs large almost rs the 12-pound
boy which arrived at his home this
Charles Iruesdalc has sold his in
tcrest in the firm Of Hansgcn & Trues-
dale. to Phil Bruchman. and the style
cf the firm hereafter will be Hansgen
X Bruchman.
Lieut.. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson
about 40 Of their tri-city
friends with . delightful Hallow cen
PARTY Mt their home on the Island
last evening.
Commencing today the winter
schedule for the running Of cars on
the Tower line goes into effect.
Hereafter the last car ut night leaves
he Tower at $3.50 instead Of 1880.
The paving Of the block on Seven
tcenth between Third and Fourth |
avenues was completed yesterday. and
Edwards 4 Walsh are now working
On Nineteenth between Third and
Fourth.
The family of the late John Foster
desire to hereby tender their thanks
To friends and neighbors for kindness
and sympathy in their affection. and
TO the Central Presbyterian church
for all that was done on the same oc-
casion.
a very pleasant Hollow cen social
was given last evening by the Santa
Maria society ut the home Of the
Misses Brennan on Eighteenth street.
I; was we'll attended. and proved q
success in point of pleasure rs well
n financially.
John W. Snitzer has been appoint
ed assistant mailing clerk ut the Rock
Island postofiice, and Matthew Hogan
has been assigned to regular duty rs
mail carrier succeeding to the route
heretofore carried by John Licdtke.
Charles Newell. Of Cedar Rapidsl
has leased the Dimick livery stable
on Third avenue between Nineteenth
and Twentieth. from J. e. Adams.
and will remove to Rock Island ut
once and take charge Of it. opening
u iirst-class boarding. feed and train
ing stable.
The postofiicc 1t Iron Hill. Jackson
county. Iowa. was burglarizcd last
night. and the robbers are supposed
to- have come this way. The stamps
taken were special delivery. ones.
twos and eights-and people will do
we'll to keep their eyes on strangers
seeking to sell those denominations.