Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-12
CITY CHAT.

Chickens dressed to order at Hess
Bros.
Strawberries and pineappIes al
Buncher's.
Fresh bananas and oranges al
Buncher's.
A nice line of fresh vegetables al
Driffill u Gleim's.
Lettuce, radishes, onions and spin
ach at Buncher'S.
Postmaster W. p. Kuhns, of Rev
nolds, was in the city today.
String beans, cabbage, cucumbers
and asparagus at Buncher's.
Strawberries, pineapples, oranges,
bananas At Driiiill Il Gleim's.
Mrs. Benjamin Petit, of Seattle,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Nice dressed spring chickens at
Schroeder's Twentieth street market.
Strawberries. pineapples, oranges.
bananas and apples at Souder &
Sons.
Spring lamb, the first of the sea-
ton, at Schroeder's Twentieth street
market.
Radishes. onions. lettuce, pie
plant, soup punches. and spinach at
Driffin & Gleim's.
DIR. and Mrs. A. W. Halper, OF Wy
oming, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Breheny.
Spinage. peas, beans, turnips. let
tuce, parsley. tomatoes. new pota
toes At Hess Bros
Are YOU feeling cranky and knock
ed out? NOnroe'S tonic will cure you.
Marshall X Fisher.
Capt. Robert koehler is now able
to be about the house. and is more
cheerful and better generally,
Where am l att" Ii not YOU
should be at Marshall X Fishers buy
ING a bottle of Nonroe's tonic.
String beans. new peas, lettuce,
spinach asparagus. pie plant. on
ions and radisheS at Souder Il Sons.
Col. c. W. Durham i confined to
his home with rheumatic troubles. a
his friends will regret exceedingly to
hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers, Of san
Antonio. Ten. are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horst Won
koeckritZ.
The proper underwear at this sea
son OF the year is the Glastonbury
Merino. Simon X Mosenfelder have
them in all colors.
Do not delay having your seat re-
served At Marshall x Fishers drug
store. for the Musical Club concert
,on Friday evening.
Bon Bon's celebrated French Bal
brigan underwear in natural and
fancy cOlOrs. at soc. zoe and 81. at
Simon * Mosenfelder's.
Lost-A pair. of VOLTS tooth for
ceps between Prick Il Kautz's barn
and Twelfth street. Return to this
office and he rewarded.
John r. Eberhart. who sustained n
severe fall few days ago. i believed
to he failing steadily and hope for
his recovery has been all but aban-
doned.
The senatorial apportionment bill
is now ready for Governor Altgeld'S
Signature Rock Island and Henry
counties now constitute the Thirty
third district.
Louis Kohn will occupy the house
on Seventeenth street that will be
vacated by the removal OF Nj. Arnold.
The house will be entirely rearranged
on the interior.
The Ladies' Aid society of South
HEIGHTS have voted to finish the cor
ner room in the basement of the Y.
NJ. c. A. building. which the COM
mittee had been unable to do for lack
of funds.
There was no quorum present
again last night at the meeting of
the Citizens Improvement associa-
ton and no action was taken. the
adjournment holding until such time
as a quorum is on hand.
John A. Mcdonald, of Denver, who
has been in Rock Island since the
death of his father, left for home last
evening in response to telegram
bearing the sad announcement of the
death of his youngest child.
There will be meeting of the
Evangelical Alliance of the Christian
chapel Monday evening, May %.
Rev. W. S Marquis will deliver an
address and there will be other at
tractive features on the programme.
The .'Sons of Rest" the down
town base ball nine, are still looking
for game and are not able to find it.
They now challenge any nine in the
three cities or vicinity. and will ac-
commodate all corners. First come,
first served.
The first payment of special assess
ment for the improvement on Fourth
avenue from First to Twentieth
streets and from Twenty-third tc
Twenty fourth streets, and Twenty.