Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-05
CITY CHAT.

Peaches by the basket. at Hess
Bros.
Oysters served in any style at Krell
& Maths
Oysters by the can or dish at Krell
& Maths.
ASK your grocer for the Best on
Record -four.
A nice display OF California fruits,
At Hess Bros.
Ice cream or oysters at Krell &
Maths parlor.
Go to Champions book store for
school supplies.
John Souders has accepted posi-
tion with Hes Bros.
f. \. Ridenaw. Of Woodruff, was
in the city yesterday.
Crab apples. eating and cooking
apples. at Hess Bros.
r. Champion x Co. are headquar-
tiers for school supplies.
Mi, c. Haas left for Chicago this
morning to do her fall buying.
Seven cakes Of Sapolio for soc at
Dritlill x Gleims cash grocery.
W A Hubbard OF Edgington. i in
the city visiting relatives today.
q bars OF Rock Island soap for 81
at Driffill x GIeim's cash grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs.. William Moore Of
Coal Valley. were in the city today.
Two packages Of Gold Dust. for
45c,at Drifill * Glenn cash grocery.
Butterine 15c per pound at H.
Schroeder's market 81. Twentieth
street.
Good uncolored Japan tea only 25c
pound at Driffill x GIeim's cash
grocery.
Oliver Olsen Is in the city for
short sojourn on his way to mis- home
at Denver, from Chicago.
Cut corn waste. suitable for COW
feed. p cents per hundred. Try a
load-Rock Island Canning Co. Sears.
The Salvation Army corps and
friends enjoyed an excursion down
the river Yesterday on the Charlotte
BOeckler
New and secondhand school books.
states, tablets. school bags. a. low as
the lowest at r. Champion X Co.'S
book store
The 40 Chicago train was three
hours late this morning getting into
Rock Island. on account OF the Des
Moines fair business.
Kramer. Bleuer q Co. for Job
printing. book binding and blank
books. 150s Second avenue. Rock
Island Telephone 1887.
Richmond Terrell has moved his bar
Der shop to 1904 Third avenue. where
he invites all his old patrons a. well
as others. to give him a call
Tea. coffee or chocolate with a fine
dish of fresh oysters and a few nice
fresh buns il what makes q rich meal.
and to get the same 20 to Krell Il
Maths.
NJ. G. Mills and family left last
evening for Brooklyn, Iowa. which
they expect to make their home, and
where Mr.. Mills has arranged to en-
gage in business.
John P. Sexton returned last even
ing from his extensive visit TO Pre-
emption. completely enraptured with
J rural life, and bearing abundant evil
dence Of its beneficial effects.
Sam T. Jacks Creol company's
special car went east on the 1920
train today a. far a Moline. whence
the @. takes the company out on
the st. Louis division.
John CORY. who has been myster-
icusly missing from Davenport for
10 days, and who turned up at La
Crosse the other day, is again at
Davenport. He wandered off while
temporarily deranged.
Mrs. Mary Littig who was injured
near Buffalo in a runaway accident
Saturday is reported as somewhat
better although stiffness still re-
minds her of what might have been
very serious accident.
The Merchants company has been
busy for week testing its gas mains
and pipes in the city, and in short
time now will be ready to deal out
power, light and fuel in any COM
modify that may be desired.
The 50 sale of ladies' fine shoes.
which opened this morning at the NJ.
& X, is attracting big crowds. and
why shouldn't it? Such liberal OPP
portunities are scarce, and when
they do come, its from the NJ & X.
only.
A little excitement was created
early this afternoon in the vicinity
Of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second
street by one man slapping another
in the face. No police appeared up
on the scene at the time and no ar
rests were made.
The Rock Island Stove works will
resume operations next Thursday
with a full force Of men in all de-
martin, puts fully an hands ba;y,r M,