Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-22
CITY CHAT.

Cranberries at Buncher's.
Fresh oysters at Buncher's.
California fruits at Hess Bros.
Oysters and celery at Hess Bros.
Peaches by the basket at Buncher's.
Chickens dressed to order at Hess
Bros.
Fresh oysters and celery at Brown
ar & Co.'S.
Chickens dressed to order at Bun
aher's grocery.
Chickens dressed to order at
Browner & Co.'S.
Egg plants, celery and sweet pota-
toes at Buneher's.
Nice watermelons and musk mel
ans at Buneher's.
Dining room girls wanted at the
Rock Island house.
Drop in and see Dolly Bros. cork
sole bluchers. So and So.
Hon. II. V. Fisher, of Geneseo, was
in the city this morning.
Fresh line of peaches and other
fruits at Browner IL Cos.
California pears, peaches and Nj
agara grapes ut Buncher's.
Saturday the last day of the crock
cry sale, at Loosley's old stand.
Go to Rosentield Bros. for plumb
ing, steam and hot water heating.
Peaches, pears, cranberries. cook
ing and eating apples at Hess Bros.
Hon. j. W. Sinnet, of Carthage.
No. arrived in the city this morn
ing.
Egg plant, cauliflower. summer
squash and Hubbard squash at Hess
Bros
Rbast pig and spring chicken lunch
at Jack Martins sample room Satur-
day night.
W. j. Schloss, of New York, is
visiting at the residence of Joseph
Rosenfield.
Ladies in search of the latest
agonies in footwear should see the
new styles, just received. at NJ. x Ks.
Look up your wants in crockery
and 90 at once. to Loosley's old
stand. and buy-tomorrow the last
day of the sale.
Miss Hass has returned from Chi
cago where she purchased her fall
goods. Watch this paper for her
iall millinery opening.
NJ. x X. are now prepared to show
4he new styles in ladies' footwear.
Among them are the Vienna" and
and "Tuxedo'-they are beauties
all sizes. See them.
Yesterday and last nights rain fall
was the most popular thing Rock
Island has had for some time. Small
favors most thankfully received, Mr..
Clerk Of the Weather.
y Landlord Negus' dining room girls
At the Rock Island house left their
work unceremoniOusly this noon TAX
ing offense because Mr.. Negus
discharged two of their number
At St. Joe, Mo. yesterday Bull
mont. the Rock Island PAGER, won
ihe 2:22 race for 81 200 purse, max
ing his best heat in 2:16 over a heavy
track. Today Seal PAGES with $4,000
as the stakes,
Rev. A. Fl. Lang, one Of the six
preachers OF Canterbury cathedral.
and lately in charge of the Archbish-
Op of Canterbury's Assyrian mis-
sions, has been stopping with Canon
Rodgers in Davenport for couple of
days past while on trip around the
world.
A car load of soft and hard coal
heaters. cooking stoves and ranges
vas received at the Huckstaedt house
furnishing establishment yesterday.
Just as soon as they are ready for
inspection our readers may expect to
hear something drop in the stove
line. If any one is contemplating of
making a purchase it will be worth
their while to wait and see their i'm
mense assortment of the finest stoves
on the market. Keep their large dis
play advertisement in view for the
call for stoves.
Many expressions of admiration
have come to the ears of The
ARGUS of the tile contained in
walks recently laid on the Third
Avenue side of the building occupied
by Hartz & Ullemeyer and the Six
teenth side of the Schafer property
on Second avenue. The tile used in
both these walks is from the Griffin
works at Griffin, H.. which is large
ly used in Rock Island now. Its at
Effectiveness lies in the uniform neat
ass and novelty of the design
while beneath this is the substantial
quality of the material employed.