Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-23
CITY CHAT.


Nice musk melons, at Browner Il
Co.'S.
Rosa May Sunday at the Watch
Tower.
Cherries and pinsapples at W. A.
Ehleb's.
\ nice line of fresh vegetables. at
Browner Il Co.'S.
W. A. Ehleb has a nice line OF fresh
vegetables always and hand.
Black raspberries. cherries and
strawberries. ut Browner n Co. :.
You know the place-The London
where YOU get S15 suits for S'-59.
Tomatoes, squash, parsley. cauii-
flower and cucumbers at Hess Bros
Rosa May in balloon ascension and
parachute leap at the Tower Sunday.
\ good display of home grown
vegetables always on hand Mt Hess
Bros.
Mrs Frank n. Horn is very i'll ut
her home on .Twenty-first street and
Eighth avenue.
Black raspberries, straw les,
pineapples. watermelons. muskmel-
ons and cocoanuts at Hess Bros.
Watch our window Saturday. sun
day and Monday for velvet carpets
made and laid for Sl.1o per yard at
Huekstaedt's.
No wonder our trade i increasing
every day. we undersell and do rs
we advertise. 80 suits for $3.50.
The London.
Watch our window Saturday. sun
day and Monday for velvet carpets.
made and laid for S1.1o per yard. ut
Huckstacdt'>.
We are the only house who do rs
they advertise. undersell everybody
on everything. $l2 suits for
So. 80. The London.
Tomorrow, the Feast OF st. John,
the Baptist. there wil be services
and celebration at Trinity church at
9 o'clock in the morning.
You can get ut W. \. Ehleb's, put
up in glass jars, imported mu>h-
Rooms. sPiced Holsters. spiced
schrimps and Spiced clans.
John T. stafford. who graduated
last week from the law department
of the Northwestern university at
Chicago. i in the city visiting rela-
tiVe>.
- Oscar Peal. OF Moline. has made
arrangements whereby he viii here
after run both the keator and Peal
houses. thereby controlling the hotel
business in Moline.
No duh times at the London: when
the other houses are having no trade.
the London i busy. Come and look
1T our line OF $3.50. S7.39 and $500
suits. worth double. The London.
The many friends Of Ben Hall viii
regret to learn that he l. about to
leave Rock Island. having accepted
position in the Continental hotel at
Chicago, for which city he will leave
tomorrow or Monday.
Thieves broke into the Moline
Brass foundry last night and stole
about % pounds of brass castings.
The proprietor of the place is ami
Gus to pay SO for the conviction OF
the parties who stole it.
T. NJ. Sinnet j. the latest candidate
for member OF the board of educa-
ton and he has consented to 80 stand
as has Or. {. 3. Kinyon. but how
about the latter's colleague previous
lva@reed upon on the \. =. \. ticket?
l. ii not time TO hear from Marion?
An cmploye OF the Weyerhauser X
Denkmann mill in Davenport named
II. +. Spracklin met his death there
yesterday by being struck by board
from an edger. His left arm was
shattered and the board also struck
him in the breast iniuriug him 50
that he died while on the way to
Mercy hospital.
\ still alarm OF fire turned in from
the Rock Island Il Peoria round
house shortly before l O'Clock today.
brought the department down to
that locality. 1t was found that
small blaze ON the roof OF an oil shed
had caused the alarm. A little wa
ter put ii out before scarcely any
damage was done.
Alexander Mcdill was united in
marriage with Miss Sarah Johnston
at the home OF the brides parents in
Milan last evening. Rev. W. b. Me-
Kec officiating. The bride i a
daughter of David Johnston and wife
OF that place, the groom being
brother OF Mayor Medill of this city.
Both have the best wishes of many
friends.
Agent McKibben is now ready to
issue the travelling check books of
the American Express company,
which have been explained in The
Argus heretofore. The enterprise
of the American in providing this
handy system of money exchange is
indeed commendable and will no
doubt meet with popular favor, es-
pecially during these Worlds fair
days.