Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-23
CITY CHAT.

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Free lunch at Star saloon this eve
nSng.
Band concert at the Watch Tower
tomorrow.
Peaches by the basket this evening
nj Passig's.
Turkey and chicken lunch at the
Manhattan tonight.
Street cars every seven minutes at
The Tower tomorrow.
Spanish onions, sweet potatoes and
Granberries at Passig's.
Turkey and chicken lunch this eve
ning at the Manhattan.
The last grand concert of the sea-
sen at the Tower tomorrow.
Twenty-Five musicians in Otto'S
band at the Tower tomorrow.
Go to the Manhattan sample room
&his evening and get your lunch.
Fancy Michigan peaches, 40 cents
q basket, at Longs this evening.
Go to Rosenfield Bros, for plumb
ing, steam and hot water heating.
For Sale-A secondhand phaeton.
Cor information inquireat this office
Roast pig and spring chicken lunch
at Jack Martins sample room Satur-
day night.
Don't miss buying basket of
fancy Michigan peaches at Longs
shis evening.
M. j. Hogan was today appointed
i substitute mail carrier and will 90
Hu duty at once.
attend the opening dance at Chris
Russ hall. corner Third avenue and
With street, tonight.
Attend the opening dance at Chris
Russ hall, corner Third avenue and
Fifth street, tonight.
State Secretary Magee of Iowa will
speak at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms to-
morrow afternoon at $50.
The funeral of the infant son of c.
c. Limburg. Jr., and wife occurred
ut O'Clock this afternoon.
We have not sold all of our butter
me- but have plenty at Isl cents per
pouuh H. Tremann & Sons.
We have not sold all of our butter
me, but have plenty at 49, cents per
pound. H. Tremann IL Sons.
We have not sold all of our butter
me, hat have plenty at IS! cents per
pound H. Tremann & Sons.
We can interest you if you want
carpets; prices never were so low
serms easy-G. o. Huckstaedt.
The whole force at Huckstaedt's
are busy getting in car load of steel
ranges, cook and heating stoves.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Donaldson
haye moved into their handsome new
residence on Seventeenth street.
~ The Weyerhauser & Denkmanp
saw mills here and at Davenport will
shut down for the season on Monday.
Some new novelties in dining ia
bles and sideboards at Huckstaedt's.
very cheap-terms of payment easy.
All the latest and popular music
now being played at the Worlds fair
can be heard at the Tower tomor-
NV.
Tomorrow will he rallying day at
the Broadway Sabbath school. All
FORMER teachers and scholars are in
vited
All kinds OF bicycle repairing done
at Walkers place, 415 Sixteenth
street, Moline. Remember the num-
Der. Telephone 2O3O.
Doc. Webster, for a number of
years a clerk at the Rock Island ar
senal, but lately of Virginia City, re-
turned to the city last evening.
Miss Fannie Gregg will give an
illustrated talk to children at the
Broadway church tomorrow morn
ing in lieu of the regular services.
You can save $50 or $40 this fall
by having your suit cleaned and re-
paired at F. A, Leitliner, 1906
Second avenue First-class work on
shortnotice.
Ladies who have seen the new
styles in footwear just received at
the NJ. d. X. admit that it is the most
exquisite line of shoes ever show in
this vicinity.
William Emig, lately of Topeka,
Kan, has rented the store room No.
1907 Second avenue. and will short
~ open first-class merchant tailor
ing establishment.
II you want a cook stove, n steel
range or heating stove, remember
that e.. o. Huckstaedt has the most
complete line in the city. Easy
terms of payment.
No store outside the NJ. e. X. can
show you the Tuxedo and ..Vien-
ma they are the very latest, and if
you want TO be in style you will have
10 get shod at the NJ. d X.
William Nevins has gone to Lee
Clare with a force of men to oper-
ate stone quarry. He expects to
supply government contractors with
the necessary material to build dams
alOnp the river