Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-29
CITY CHAT.


Hallet & Davis pianos at Bowlby's.
Oysters and celery at Hess Bros.
Nice clover honey at W. A. Ehleb's.
New scale Kimball pianos at Bowl
by's.
Peaches and pears at Browner Il
Cos.
Cape Cod cranberries at W. A. En-
leb's.
Get your blue grass seed at Pas
sig's.
Ounces and sweet potatoes at Hess
Bros
Jersey sweet potatoes at Browner
d Cos.
Armour's canned soup at Browner
q Cos.
Oysters and celery at H. Tremann
& Sons.
This years evaporated fruit at
Passig's.
Peaches by the basket at W. A.
Ehleb's,
Choice celery and fresh oysters at
Passig's.
Great show at Harper theatre Sat
urday night.
Dressed chickens, oysters and cell
cry at Longs.
Michigan peaches by the basket
at Hess Bros.
Egg plant and caulifower at
Browner Il Cos.
Oysters, celery and cranberries at
Browner & Cos
Nice large spring chickens at H.
Tremann II Sons,
Fancy Michigan peaches and
grapes at Longs.
The finest Spring chickens in the
city at Hess Bros.
Siberian crab apples and cranber-
ries at Hess Bros
Wanted-A cook by Mr.. f. G. Fra
ger, 1910 Third avenue.
Three quarts of Cape Cod cranber-
ries for 25c at Passig'>.
Six upright pianos used but little.
very cheap at Bowlby'>.
c. c. McIntire went to Oskaloosa
this morning on business.
Two furnished rooms for rent.
Apply to X" this office.
The very best evaporated apricots
15c per pound at Passig's.
Evaporated nectarines, pears. april
cots and plums at Passig's.
Chicken chowder lunch at Joseph
Gutzweiler's tomorrow night.
Roast turkey and chicken lunch at
the Manhattan Saturday night. @
Roast turkey and chicken lunch at
the Manhattan Saturday night.
Roast turkey and chicken lunch at
the Manhattan Saturday night.
Oranges. bananas and a nice line
Of California fruits at Hess Bros
Spring chicken lunch at Jack Mar
tins sample room Saturday night.
Nice spring ducks and chickens
dressed to order at Browner K Cos.
W. H. Marshall and bride returned
last evening from their wedding tour
F. w. Weaver went up to Geneseo
today to spend day or two at home.
Mrs. :. T. Bowlbv has returned
from visit to her parents at Prince
ton.
Rev. F. c. Bruner, of Carrollton,
Ill, is making a visit to relatives
here.
Safe shoes for you to buy. work
ingmen, are the Boston's time-tried
at $3.50.
W. B. Eikholtz, who formerly re-
sided here, is back on an important
mission. sss-w
EThe finest evaporated nectarines,
pears and prunes, 12Ic per pound, at
Passig's.
Skipped by the Light of the Moon
will set the town laughing on Satur-
day night.
Caulifower, egg plant. parsnips,
summer squash and Hubbard squash
at Hess Bros.
Jersey sweet potatoes. Spanish on
ions and a full line OF vegetables at
w. A. Ehlcb's.
Ladies' So welt shoes at the Boston
just in. They are the shoes for the
fall and winter.
Go down to Joseph Gutzweiler'
t2morro" night and get a chicken
chowder lunch.
If you want any fun or expect tc
enjoy life, go to Harper~ theatre
SATURDAY night.
Miss Blanche Warren left vester-
day for Monticello seminary where
she resumes her studies. ~
You should take look at the Bos-
tons new boxed-toe waterproof shoes.
They are corkers at!$2.50
Do you want an infants soft sole
shoe. new. neat and nobby? You
will find them at the Boston.
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