Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-07
CITY CHAT.

Grapes by the basket, 25c, at Pas
sig's.
Michigan peaches by the basket at
Passig's.
California pears and peaches at
Passig's.
Nice large mackeral, Zoe each at
Passig's.
Preserving pears by the peck at
Passig's.
Siberian crabs for preserving at W.
A. Ehleb's.
Mince meat, three packages for 25c
at Passig's.
Siberian crabs by the peck or BUSH
ell at Passig's.
New boys clothing at Simon 4
Mosenfelder's
Michigan peaches by the basket at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Fresh fish at Buncher's Spencer
square grocery.
Ladies. try pair of Dolly Bros.
tender foot shoes.
NHlShCHS uICeScu 10 OTueI III
Buncher's grocery.
Nice crab apples and picked pears
at Browner Il Co.'S.
The Rock Island Stove works re-
sumed this morning.
Children's school shoes in great
variety at Dolly Bros.
Delaware peaches in half bushel
baskets at W. A. Ehleb's.
L. NJ. Wilcox has returned from
visit to indianapolis and the Worlds
fair at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Battles of Lew
is, Iowa, are visiting in the city, en-
route to the fair.
Remember Nowack's garden, cor
ner Fourth avenue and Fourth street,
on Saturday evening.
81 knee pants at soc: soc grade at
Poe; 25c grade at 15c at Simon IL
Mosenfelder' all week.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Weinberger of
Madison, Neb., are visiting Martin
. Weinberger in the city.
william Mold was Yesterday APP
pointed postmaster of Joslin, instead
Of William H. Whiteside.
j. H. Yore arrived from St. Lo1is !
last evening for a few days visit
among old friends in the city
Dockstader's Ministries, will be at
HarPer's theatre Sept. 10th. The
best Ministries ont this season.
Dell MlLGams and Bert Sheeseley-
Of Cam bridge. were in the city shak, |
ing hands with friends yesterday.
All light and medium colored knee
pants must 90. Half price for
what's left at Simon & Mosenfelder's
Notice-See our change of add. in
regard to working shoes. We are
offering some good values. The Bos-
ton.
A sample OF Prof. JEWELS work at
Muscatine can be seen in the west
window OF j. w: Jones secondhand
store
Shoe bargains for everybody
misses fine dongola button shoe, pat
cnt tip, sizes u to ,, only $3.50. The
Boston
Working shoes-we offer the best
things out, and Il new square-boX toe
at $50. which is warranted to wear
The Boston.
Kramer. Bleuer & Co. for Job
printing. book binding and blank
books, 1908 Second avenue. Rock
Island. Telephone 1897.
Morri. d Lewis of Rock Island.
sold their gray team to George Gould
Of Moline. Mr.. Gould seems greatly
pleased with his purchase.
Second avenue from ninth to Sew
enteenth was nicely swept with the
new sweeper last night, Steve O'Con-
nor manipulating the machine.
Rev H c. Marshall has returned
from his visit to Pittsburgh and the
Worlds fair. Mrs. Marshall will
visit in Pennsylvania for 10 days
yet.
The Misses Minnie Towers and
May DouCherty have returned to
Muscatine. after very pleasant
visit with Mrs Frank Breecher in
Rock Island.
Worlds fair train No. II. on the
c.. r. 1. q P. due at Rock Island at
$40 Il. m. did not arrive until y
o'clock today on account of broken
engine and hot boxes on the coaches
Charles Ullemeyer. who for five
years past has been employed as pre-
scription clerk at +. Koehler's drug
store, on Eleventh street and Third
avenue, has accepted position with
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Lincoln j. Carriers Fast MALI
company, which appears at the thea
tire next Monday night, cleared for
him the past season the tidy sum of
$50, 200. The larger part of this is
now invested in Chicago real estate.
novel feature is To he nresented