Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-02
CITY CHAT.


Passig's.
Shoes sold regardless of cost at
Dolly Bros
Columbia watch and chain 81. 2ja at
the Columbia.
Don't forget the great bargains in
shoes at Dolly Bros.
Three organs at $50 each,-$5 per
month. at Bowlby's.
Muscatine watermelons and musk
melons at Hess Bros.
Underwear 25c, worth Csc, at ST.
mon & Mosenfelder's.
Mothers Friend shirt waists 25c at
Simon & Mosenfelder's
Seventeen pounds of graduated
sugar, 81 90, at Passigs.
George Rohde, of Fulton. is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Worth almost double, those pants
M. &. X. are selling for $3.50.
Celery. tomatoes and full line o
fresh vegetables at Hess Bros.
Light colored cheviot shirts soc,
worth 81, at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Don't fail to attend the pant sale at
the NJ. &. X. $3.50 for pants worth 81.
Pears, peaches. plums, ueberries.
blackberries. oranges and bananas at
Passig's.
H. b. Potter. formerly OF Buffalo
Prairie and now of Muscatine. was in
the city today.
One hundred boarders wanted at
Gowen Bros European restaurant,
1910 Second avenue.
Don't fail to see the Underwear
Simon & Mosenfelder are selling for
25c-they are daisies.
Look At your household goods. ii
You need anything replenish at the
Columbia this week.
Rock Island. Moline and Daven-
port Savings bank deposits taken at
par for pianos at Bowlby's.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Foulds. late OF
Alton. are at the Harper. They ex-
poet to make Rock Island their home.
Simon & Mosenfelder have Just re-
ceived a large lot Of children's pants,
which they are selling for half price
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Boehme. of
Newport, Ky. are visiting in the
city, the guests p. Greenawalt and
wife.
James McQuade. who was injured
in runaway near Milan last March,
was down town shaking hands with
friends today.
Cream patties. mint. wintergreen
and maple. the finest CONNECTION to be
had for parties and receptions at
Krell Il Mathis.
Lieut.. Joseph f. Crabb. of the
United States army, is in the city.
calling on friends, on his way to Fort
Leavenworth. Ran.
In the county court this afternoon
Timothy O'Conell is on trial for as
sault with a shovel near the Watch
Tower year ago.
William Bruhn. one of Daven-
ports well known citizens. died yes
terday, He was state oil inspector
for the Davenport district.
William Hoeft. the popular and
efficient book-keeper for b. Winter d
Co.. has resigned and is succeeded
by Mr.. Winters son. Louis.
Miss Martha Fish, of Boston. who
has been visiting with Miss Kittie
Gest and Miss Blanche CIeIand for
some time. returned home this noon.
Not to be tagging in the procession.
Police Magistrate l.. +. Kerns. of Mo-
line, has offered to take savings banks
checks or stock for uncollccted fines
and fees due him.
A square grand Chickering piano.
rosewood case. fine tone and in first
class order. for 800. on easy pay
ments if taken by Saturday. This is
bargain, at Bowlbv's
Great bargains in lots and resi-
dence property at Roth & Donald
sons. who Will accept a payment
certificates or bank books on the
Rock Island Savings bank.
The jury in the case OF the Morrell
Liquor Cure Co against W. \.
Rounds, again disagreed. being out
until y O'Clock last night The jury
was dismissed by Justice Weld.
DR.. c. Z. Thomas, the veterinary
surgeon, is injured more seriously
than was ut first anticipated, and his
friends say it will be something like
two months before he is himself
again.
Two good farms for sale in Rock
Island county, one located three
miles from Milan, VIII receive in
payment the certified checks of the
Rock Island savings bank. Reidy
Bros, real estate.
Roth d Donaldson have some
clpice residence property in various
parts OF the city. which they will sell
very cheap and take in payment GER
tIilcates or bank books on the Rock
Island Savings bank.