Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-03
CITY CHAT.

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Insure with Huesing 4 Hoeft.
Dressed chickens at Hess Bros.
Pears for picking at Buncher's.
Choice cauliflower at W. A. Ehleb's
Pears for preserving at W. A. En-
leb's.
Bulk oysters and celery at Hes,
Bros.
Peaches by the baske, at Brownel
4 Co.'S.
Ounce and sweet apples a, W. A
Ehlebs.
Home made dill pickles at Brown.
er & Cos.
Oysters. celery and cranberries a,
Buncher's.
Cauliilower. radishes and egg plant
at Browner & Cos.
The Uncle Hiram sells. Why-5c.
For sale everywhere.
Miss Claire Gilmore is confined to
her home with illness.
Lettuce, csuliaower, spinach ard
radishes a; Hess Bros.
Delaware grapes in two-pound
boxes at W. a. Ehleb's.
Maj. Alex Mackenzie returned from
81. Louis this morning.
W. W. Bowlby and John Ohlweiler
are hunting near st. Paul.
Tokay, Delaware and Concord
grapes at Browner < Cos.
Monroe Kohn and family left
for Minneapolis last evening.
Money TO loan on real estate secur-
ity. Apply at Jackson & Hurst's.
W. W. Reck has returned from his
business trip TO New York and Bos-
ton.
r. +. LaVelle, OF Sommers & La
Velle, is in the east on purchasing
trip.
Eugene Burns, of LaSalle, is
spending few days in the city with
relatives.
Presiding Elder G. J. Luckey ar
rived al the Harper from Galesburg
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Roth have
returned from Colorado. Mr.. Roth
being much improved in health.
Mrs. Joseph Gaskell. Of Minneap-
oils, daughter of DR.. c. c. Truesdale.
arrived in the city this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick weverhau-
ser and Mr.. and Mrs. ;. S. Davis are
home from their European trip.
Call at the Arcade cigar store and
ask for a good nickel cigar. Its
dollars they doughnuts" to hand YOU
the Uncle Hiram.
W. X. Gresh & Sons make the Tn
Gle Hiram cigar. Hartz Il Bahnsen
company are agents for the factory.
That's enough TO guarantee its quail
ity.
Fred DeBoard, of Hamlet. was =
visitor in the city today. He saws
the democracy in his section will turn
out en- masse tomorrow at the big
rally to be held at Aledo.
Two fine lectures. highly illus
trated by stereopticon views, will be
given in the Broadway PRESBYTERIAN
church Saturday and Sunday eve
nings next, by the Rev. d. T.. Finks,
of New York City.
Louis Glockhoff. proprietor Of the
Arcade cigar and billiard parlors,
generally knows good cigar when
he sees it. and nothing being too
good for his patrons. was not long in
putting the Uncle Hiram cigar in his
stock. II will interest you to take .
look at his Uncle Hiram window.
All persons who have not sub
scribed for tickets for the next course
Of entertainments to be given By the
Lecture association. should send in
their application. stating the mum Der
Of tickets wanted. Address a postal
20 Rock Island Lecture Association.
or telephone No. 1887. Tickets are
$3.50 for six entertainments.
Rev. X. e.. Pearce. who was as.
signed by the recent NJ. L. conference
to the Galva charge. has met with a
case similar 20 the unpleasantness
over the pastorate OF the church in
this city. in that the congregation Of
Galva refused to part with its pastor.
Rev. Shaffer. The bishop has accord.
ingly stationed Rev. Pearce at Aledo.
Observer Walz' meteorological
summary for the month OF Septem Der
places the mean barometer at 80:
highest barometer 30:43 on the 25
lowest, 23:70 on the Z. The mean
temperature. 81: highest, SO on the
1; lowest. ~ on the "a. There were
10 clear days; 6 partly cloudy and
cloudy. Frost occurred on the "a.
and thunderstorms on the 4, 6, Z, 8,
Q, IL. Is and %.
The bids for the construction Of q
Sunday school building for the
Broadway Presbyterian church were
opened Monday evening by the build