Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-13
CITY CHAT.

Fancy cider IN bottles, AT buncner ;.
Plenty dairy butter, at Buncher's.
Peaches by the basket at Bunch
er's.
Dressed chickens at Buncher's gro
Gerry.
Foundry shoes sl.25, at Dolly
Bros.
Tokay grapes by the basket at
Buncher's.
Oysters. celery and cranberries at
Buncher's.
California grapes and peaches at
Buncher's.
Michigan peaches by the basket, at
Hess Bros
Last concert of the season at the
Tower Sunday.
Dressed ducks and chickens at
Buncher's grocery.
Spring chicken lunch at Jack Mar
tins Saturday night.
Oysters. celery and Cape Cod cram
berries at Hess Bros.
New York. Niagara and Concord
grapes, at Hess Bros.
Misses shoes 81, ladies shoes 81 %
all solid, at Dolly Bros.
Fred DeBoard. of Hamlet, was in
the city today on business.
California peaches, pears, bananas
and oranges. ut Hess Bros.
Senator W. F. Crawford. of TAYLOR
Ridge, was in the city today.
Division Supt W. &. Bersler. OF
the c.. b. X @. is in the city.
f. W. Lowrey. wife and daughter.
of Denver. are at the Harper. y
Another big drive on carpets-cash'
or credit c. O. Huckstaedt
Misses Luca Mackenzie and Annie
Buford have returned home from La
Crosse.
Eli Mo~enfelder and family have
taken rooms at the Harper for the
winter.
Grant Richards. OF Coe township.
was in the city today shaking hands
with friends.
Mrs. DR.. Black returned to her
home in La Sale today, after visiting
in Rock Island.
Chicken lunch tomorrow night, at
+. Seeburgcrs at corner Tenth street
and Third avenue.
Turnip>. parsnips. soup punches.
caulifower, horse radish and sweet
potatoes at Hess Bros.
Prof. Clendenin viii open his dane
ing school tonight At 3 o'clock, at
the Standard club rooms.
Linoleum. oil cloths, stove rugs,
reversible linoleum very cheap.
Huckstaedt. cash or credit.
Charles Schillinger. of Colorado
Springs, who has been visiting rela-
tives in the city left for home this
morning.
Heating stoves-all kinds-cook
stoves and steel ranges. Let us fig
ure with YOU. Easy terms Of pay
ment. G.. O. Huckstaedt.
Deputy Sheriff Briggs returned
this morning from Joliet. where he
took William Jones. the prisoner SEN
fenced TO one year for burglary,
There was a crash in front OF Lloyd
Il Stewards gents furnishing house
today. caused 10y one Of the dummies
in front of the store falling through
show case.
Julius Junge left this morning for
Columbus Junction where Messrs.
Junge 4 Stenger's flyer Bullmont,
PAGES today. Mr.. Junge's horse.
Seal. i at home after very success
full season.
Banner oak stoves. have you seen
them? They are the best, the most
ornamental, have air tight bases
with ash pans. No others have.
Cost no more than others. q. O..
Huckstaedt, cash or credit.
The 6-inch water main on Twen-
tieth street. extending from Ninth
avenue south to Eleventh avenue,
then west on Eleventh avenue to the
alley between Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets. has been laid and the
water turned on. The work was
completed yesterday and consists OF
1900 feet OF pipe.
John VI. Grove died at his home in
Port Byron Tuesday, of dropsy of
the heart aged % years and 9
months. The deceased was born in
York. Pa. Jan. 10. 1920. and settled
in Port Byron in 1869. and was en-
gagged in the harness business there
for q number of years. He leaves
with hi. wife two sons. W. \. and {.
L. Grove. The funeral occurred at
Port Byron yesterday. Rev. Il. W.
Newland officiating.
Mrs. Carrie ID. Martens has sued
the proprietors of Wiggers ball. at
Davenport. for s., 600 damages. She
was taken out OF the place Sunday
evening because she disturbed the
play. The queer appearance OF the
comedian dazed her and she cried out
against his outlandish makeup. She
has not been in good health, she
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