Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-04
CITY CHAT.


Water melons on ice at Souder &
Sons.
Muscatine watermelons at Drifill &
Gleim's.
Blackberries and blueberries at
Buncher's.
Collins, the sprinter, arrived in the
city today.
Blackberries and blueberries at
Hess Bros
Cooking apples. oranges and banan-
n at Passig's.
Nice egg plants and caulihower at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Blueberries, Plums and apples at
W. A. Ehleb's.
A full line OF California fruits at
Souder Il Sons.
A nice line of fresh vegetables at
Souder Il Sons.
Muscatine watermelons and nutmeg
melons at Passig's.
California peaches. pears and
plums at Hess Bros.
California peaches, pears plums and
grapes at Buncher's.
The incest Muscatine watermelons
in the city at Hess Bros
William H. Gibson returned last
evening from Bloomington.
California peaches, pears and or
anges ut Driffill & Glcim's
Muscatine watermelons and musk
melons on ice at Buncher's.
Muscatine watermelons and nut
meg melons at W. A. Ehleb's.
The best display of fruits and veg
etables in the city at Passig's.
Frantz Haverstick leaves for Chi
cago tonight to take in the fair.
Blucberries, blackberries, grapes.
peaches. pears and plums at Passig's.
The Twin-City and Sheffield clubs
play at the Twin-City ball park sun
day next.
Celery. egg plant caulihower and
full line of fresh vegetables at
Buncher's.
Drop a card to the Tri-City Flee
trio Sprinkler Co. if you want your
cistern filed.
Frank Haley returned this morn
ing after a 2-weeks' visit to his home
IN Shelby. Iowa.
Virgil De Moore was taken to St.
Anthony's hospital yesterday serious
" i'll with typhoid fever.
For Rent-House of four rooms.
barn. large yard, for IS per month.
Apply at 1915 Third avenue.
Two cases of CHAMBERS were re-
ported from Rock Island county for
July to the state veterinarior.
Chocolate social, Dempsey's lawn,
conducted by the young men OF the |
b. Y~P.U this.evening. Every body |
come.
j. W. Jones, 1922 Second avenue, |
saws he will exchange for savings
bank certificate his 100000 dia-
mcnd.
Stewart Amman, who has been Wis
ting in Rock Island for six weeks. |
leaves for his home in Maryland to-
night.
Mrs. c. d. Gordon, Mrs. Charles
Long and the Misses Ole and Suzane |
Gordon and Eva Long returned yes
terday from Burlington.
The Missionary guild will hold
meeting tonight at Trinity rectory. a
meeting of the vestry also occurringI
directly after the evening service.
Wanted-A house with about five
rooms and an acre of land within |
mile OF the city. Will either buy or |
rent. Address. :. g.. care of this |
office
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Brindle. of go |
Thirty-eighth street. desire to pub |
iicly acknowledge the many evil
dences of friendship and kindness re-
Gently shown them.
A horse attached to phaeton en-
dulged in a lively little run from
Market square around onto Second |
avenue and Eighteenth street this
afternoon. but beyond Il broken bride,
no damage was done.
Gus Englin has arranged all his
business affairs so that he is enabled |
to resume business AT his old stand |
on Market square, and where his
many friends will hope that he will
be successful hereafter.
Miss Tillie NJ. Dugard has been APP
pointed postmistress at Shannon,
Carroll county. She is a sister of
Postal Clerk Dugard of this city,
whose run is between here and Mil
L, Il, n q u
There came very near being Il run
away on Fourth avenue near Tween
tieth street this morning. when
several horses scared at the elephant,
and one of the number made dash
Tor the alley, but quiet was restored
without serious consequence.
If you have any doubt as to gold