Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-23
CITY CHAT.

Bros
Choice lemons 2oc per dozen at
Passig's.
Michigan peaches by the basket at
Hess Bros.
Miss Bertha Ramskill left for Gen
eseo today
\ nice display of California fruits
at Passig's.
VIII Keator left last evening for
Watertown. ). ID.
Genuine Hires root beer 15c per
bottle at Passig's.
Plenty of fresh eggs and choice
butter at Passig's.
Mems shoes. patent tip and trim
S2.75 at Dolly Bros.
Mems Oxfords. patent tip and
trim. 8, at Dolly Bros,
Hugh Ralston, Sr., left for North
Platte. Neb.. last evening.
There viii be an excursion in from
Cable tomorrow over the K. l. &P.
Mr.. NJ. ". Wiley returned this
morning after a few days visit in
Andalu>ia.
Try the ARGUS '.want column" and
YOU win find that it viii bring de-
sired results
Mrs. Mary P Buford and Mrs.
Gen. seymour. OF New York. are Wis
itinE in the city.
Miss Nellie Mccarthy left for Chi
caEo this morning in the interest OF
Blackburn x Co.
James NcCafTery. formerly of this
city. but now of Chicago. is i'm the
city on few days visit to his broth
CT, John.
Mrs, G. L. Eyster and her sister.
Miss Wright, leave the first of the
week for a visit to Philadelphia and
Annapolis.
Miss Kate Carse and Miss Jennie
Martin, Of Pittsburgh, are visiting At
the residence Of eN-Mayor and Mrs.
Henry Carse.
Maj. J. NJ. Belrdsley has been re-
tanned ia defend Cal Har>on. de
tected placing ties on the Rock Isl
and tracks SUNDAY night
The United state, Express COM
Vany has received one 0f the hand
soonest delivery wagons ever seen in
the city. Tor its local business.
Detectives Holmes aud GRAY re-
turned TO Chicago last evening. Mr..
Holmes has been ordered to Denver
20 attend to some important work.
The Rock Island has abandoned
the sleeper which had been side
tracked at Davenport for the accom-
modatiou Of tri-city Worlds fair Wis
tors.
Mrs George c. Webber returned to
her home in New York Citv this
morning after q 4-weeks' visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Gansert.
in this city
+ II. Weaver has named his sam
pie room At 1872 Second avenue. for
merly owned by T. Grammerstorf.
The Buffet, by which name it will be
known hereafter.
Charlie, Fiebig left this afternoon
on the Fire Fly for Muscatine to open
The safe Of the Muscatine National
bank. to which the combination has
gotten outSi order
Henry Zweifel. Jr.. an operator
for the Postal Telegraph company.
working At the produce exchange at
New York. leaves tonight. after a
week. visit to relatives in this city.
Col. McManus has secured the Prus-
sian cavalry band that plays in the
German village at the Worl's fair. to
give a concert on the Davenport fair
grounds the second day of the COM
ing fair, Sunday, Sept, 10.
The Moline Plow company will re-
same Sept /, though a cut of 10 per
cent will be made on all connected
with the establishment from the pres
ldent down to those receiving $3.50
a day or less, whose salaries will not
be disturbed.
The Brooklyn bridge n McIntire
Bros. west window is made of fine
CASTLE soap. To introduce this soap
IN Rock Island the manufacturers in
Structed McIutire Bros. to sell at half
price, beginning tomorrow. two
cakes for > cents Be on time.
Herman Eckermann. ANTHONY Hill.
= W. Weisler and viii Kinner re-
turned this morning from a 1D-davs'
camping near Muscatine. The vouny
men could be heard singing near
Buffalo, woeful song. entitled.
The Mosquitoes They Grow Large
in Muscatinc."
The 5-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Long. of LeClaire. was drown
ed in the Mississippi yesterday after
noon. The little fellow was Climb
ING from barge TO the steamer Pilot
and fell into the river. The river
vas dragged but the body has not
been recovered yet.
That Is quite a novelty that l. be-
InE constructed purely of soap in
Aclntire Bros window. By one who