Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

large display of dried fruits at
Buncher's.
Spring chickens and turkeys at
Hess Bros.
Buy your smoked meats at II. Ire
mann d Sons.
Dressed chickens, oysters and eel
cry at Longs.
Bulk and can oysters at H. Ire
mann & Sons.
Dressed turkeys and chickens at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Choice eating apples and pears at
W. A. Ehleb's.
Head lettuce, caulitlower and spin
ach ut Schaum's.
Turkeys, chickens and ducks at H.
Tremann 4 Sons.
Spring ducks and chi ckens at II.
Tremann Il Sons.
Great sale at Mrs Smit his in
trimmed hats at Sl.29.
Choice suear-curcd hams at ] 1c per
pound at I'll. Tremann & Sons.
Don't forget Longs removal sale.
First-class goods at low prices.
Don't fail to read Jackson 4 Hurst's
ad. if you have money TO invest.
Sweet potatoes, lettuce, cranber-
rics and Florida oranges at Longs.
Dressed turkeys and chickens at
Buncher's Spencer square grocery.
Cucumbers, cauliflower. head let
tuce and spinach at w. A. Ehleb's.
Choice sugar-cured picnic hams at
Sc per pound at ii. Tremann q Sons.
Dressed turkeys, ducks and chick
ems ut Schaum's. 171O Third avenue.
Cauliilower. lettuce. radiishes.
green onions and parsley at Bunch
er's.
Remember the cake and pie sale at
the Broadway church Saturday after
noon.
Choice eating apples. oranges, ba-
nannas. Tokay and Malaga grapes at
Hess Bros.
Saratoga chips and sliced ham at
Woman's Exchagc and Floral Bazaar
Hurst block, Twentieth street.
Lettuce. spinach. Spanish onions.
wax and Lima beans. caulifower. rad
ishes and pieplant at Hess Bros.
Schaum will sell You your gro
ceries just as cheap and cheaper than
anybody else. Cali and get prices.
Mrs. Turner of Mexico is visiting
her parents MIR. and Mrs David Dom
aldson, on her way home from the
east.
Samuel Goode has sold the Ross
property in Andalusia to c. c. Rev
nolds Of Buffalo. Iowa. who will make
the former town his future home.
The Ladies' Relief society will
meet Saturday at $3.50 p. m. in its
rooms in the No. 4 school building.
All members are urged TO be present.
Mrs. E. f. Zcigler and Miss McLay
have opened dressmaking parlors at
2409 Seventh avenue, and will be
pleased to have their friends and
others call on them.
The Grace Luthern church. corner
of Seventh avenue and Fourty-fourth
street gave an oyster supper last
evening at Mrs. Thulin's new store
north of Augustany Book Concern.
Mrs. F. j. Mclean, accompanied
by her two children, left today for
Keokuk, Iowa, and St. Lonis. Mo-,
to visit her mother. On her return
she leaves her daughter, Nena, at
the German academy at Nauvoo, H..
where she has been a pupil for the
past two years.
Charles Baxter, a former Rock ISL
ander, but now an Omaha business
man, stopped off in the city few
hours yesterday to see some of his
old acquaintances. He was on his
way home from Canada, whittier he
went on the sad mission of attend
ing the funeral of his mother.
James Taylor. of Taylor Ridge,
was in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Tay-
lor celebrated his sOth birthday an
niversary at his home last Tuesday
evening, his children and grand
children gathering around him to the
number of 29. including his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ann Frey, of Hardin coun-
ty, Iowa. and giving expression of
their affection for the venerable and
much esteemed pioneer.
Additional saloon licenses have
been issued to George Behrens. I'm
hoff Bros. Henry Deisenroth. John
Holdorf. W. o. Negus, James O'Con-
nor, Joseph Gutzweiler, +. Luchman.
j. w. Dresser, j. w. Roche. Nick
Nissen. George Savage. Henry Wins,
Henry Deisenroth, Neopolis Van
Hecke, John Cullum. 4 Co. P. z.
Pfaff, Herman kale. +. Gross, Charles
Oberg, Chris Jensen, Thomas f..
Davis, P. H. Kelly. Henry Ehrhorn.
H. Schwecke, John McMahon, l..
Harms. s. A. Hoeh, Fl. w. Smythe
and Gilbert Murray.
Augustus f. Folger, who from his
adventures throughout the world in
whaling expeditions and is popu-
larly known as '.Whale Oil Gus" is
in the city as advance courier for
Capt. o. o. Andersou's monster
whale which is coming down the Mis-.