Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-21
CITY CHAT.

Peaches in half bushel baskets. at
Buncher's.
$3.50 white shirts at 20 cents at the
Columbia.
Choice butterine 13lc at H. Ire
mann q Sons.
Fancy eating and cooking apples
at W. A. Ehleb's.
Butterine 49, at H.
Tremanu Il Sons.
Niagara grapes. pears and peaches
at W. A. Ehleb's.
:. ). Davis and wife left for st.
Paul last evening.
Chickens dressed to order, al
Buncher's grocery.
Mrs. j. Anderson left for Marathon,
Iowa, this morning.
Sweet potatoes. celery and Hub
bard squash at W. a. Ehleb's.
Butterine from one to ten pounds
at 1910 at II. Tremann ~ Sons.
Egg plant. lima beans. celery and
Hubbard squash, at Buncher's.
sam Sample left for few days
visit in Dubuque this morning.
Buy your butterine now at II. Ire
mann Il Sons at 15Ic per pound.
Gro to Rosenfeld Bros, for plumb
ing. steam and hot water heating.
Fresh fish tomorrow morning. at
Buncher's Spencer square grocery.
J. II. Harrop, formerly manager Of
the local telephone exchange. i in the
city.
Try cottsene instead Of butter or
lard for b&ying. For sale at W. A.
Ehleb's.
Everybody goes home satisfied
with their purchase at the great
bankrupt crockery sale.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Must know how TO cook.
Apply lO2s Third avenue
J. y. Welch of Honesdale. Pa. i
visiting his brothers, j, W. F. P. and
Thomas Wclch. in this city.
You will get clean coal ii you
order early. T. H. Ellis Is receiving
orders for September delivery.
Attend the opening dance at Chris
Russ hall. corner Third avenue and
Fifth street. saturday evening, Sept.
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f. F. Kreil yesterday moved to
new home on seventh avenue, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
Bankrupt crockery sale is bringing
ont the crowd. Remember this great
bargain sale will only continue for a
few days longer.
All kinds OF bicycle repairing done
at Walkers place. 415 Sixteenth
street. Moline. Remember the num-
Ger. Telephone 2o3o.
Attend the opening dance at Chris
Russ hall. corner Third avenue and
Fifth street. Saturday evening, Sept.
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You will miss a golden opportuni-
" if you do not read kingsbury's
change OF al about special sale OF
ctchings on Saturday.
samuel Losgres, a saloon keeper
in Moline. had his place OF business
closed last evening on Judgment in
favor of the Rock Island Brewing
company.
Mrs. NJ. J. Phillips has had nice
tile walk laid about her property at
the corner Of Sixteenth street and
Third avenue NJ. Il. Iglehart having
the contract.
The family OF the late George An
tonv desire TO express their sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted them during
their late bereavement, and especial
ly to the NJ. W. A.
The Moline Pump company has
purchased the old electric light tow
ers from the Brush company, and is
now engaged in taking them down,
as was ordered by the council cou-
pie of weeks ago.
There will be grand ball at
Stodd's hall. corner of Ninth street
and Eighth avenue every Saturday
evening commencing Saturday, Sept.
% given by the Rock Island Plow
Shop orchestra. Everybody invited.
Tickets % cents.
Rabbi Kahn. of temple Bene Israel
Davenport. will deliver tomorrow
evening at 1870 o'clock a lecture on
Moses. Students and lovers OF ancient
history and myth will find this
sketch especially interesting. All
are invited: seats free.
Charles Case had his fortune told
bv Willis Brown, the colored palmist,
in Thomas drug store this morning,
the character reader surprising and
shocking the witnesses by the revela-
ton of some horrible traits and
truths that had never before been
disclosed from Cases own bosom.
However the self possessed Charles
stood the ordeal unflinchingly, and
calmly informed the fortune teller,
when he was through, that he was