The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-28
BRIEFLETS.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld's.
Nice white grapes at Lamps.
Fine candies, at krell & Math S

Ice cream. at Birkenfelds.
Nice white grapes at Lamps
Fine candies, at Krell & Maths,
Wanted-A number one first class
tailor. by F, c. Hoppe, the tailor.
John A Lipbardt. OF Hllsdale, was in
the city TODAY.
J. W. Swickard, a prominent citizen Of
Galva. Ill, is the city to>day.
For sale-Ice, by the ton, by P. J.
Heverling. Milan.
S. L. Southland, the upholsterer snd
furniture dealer, has removed to No.
1918, Second avenue.
Chestnut bells" will he among the
favors distributed at germans during the
coming season.
Richards Proper CapeT' company
will hold the boards at Harpers thesrer
next Monday night.
The Central shoe store is doing a rush
ing buSioesS. because of those nice goods
and low prices.
Joseph May, Esq. formerly of this
city. but now of Des Moines, is visiting
here.
Messrs Samuel De vinney and Samuel
Heasy, of Hampton, were in the city to-
day.
Go have dish o. good ice cream. or a
glass of lemonade at Krell Il Maths ice
cream parlor.
Chas jerks of Moline. champion of
this county, is going to run against time
for $50 in Rock Island.
The finance committee of the board OF
supervisors. meets on Monday at . p. IN
in the supervisors room.
The Hilsdale, the first of the Rock
Island county fairs, will be held Septem-
Der S, 3 and 10.
The game between the Nine Stars and
Central Cities, will not be played tomor-
TOW, uut tH EuHEaN d'''iL''"' ~ p'Nu III
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| Ground has been broken tor the new
high school building, and the work of ex-
cavation was begun this morning, under
the superlntendency of Principal Hatch
There will be lecture in the Baptist
church Monday evening, August 80. al
las, by Mrs. Fletcher, of New Yorl,
City The subject will be Real and I'm
itation" All are cordially invited.
Our ice cream cannot be equaled il
the three cities. Using nothing but pure
cream. we are prepared to give you
the best that can he made. Order brick,
melon or pyramid form, and give it a
trial. krell & Math.
Several members of the Grau opera
company which is playing at Davenport
this week were rowing on the river the
other night, and they landed on the is.
land to rest. A quad promptly arrested
them for intrusion. but being strangers
and unacquainted with the ordnance rules
| they were given freedom.
John Albrecht, S. A. Marshall, T. f.
Zeigler, S. Mattison, Thos. Smith. C. Fl
Ceurch, John Mertz, Gus. Schwartz, Jas
Blaisdell, M E. Sweeney and B. F. De-
gear members of the Rock Island camp
Modern Woodmen of America go tc
Rural this evening for the purpose of in
stalling officers in the Rural camp which
numbers nineteen members.
Supt. II, B. Sudlow of the Rock Island
s. Peoria road, returned from Spirit lake
last evening. and this morning he sp
pointed FL. p Greenough train dispatch
er of the road in place of J. p. Looney,
resigned. and circulars have been issued
to that effect W. F. Fulmer. night
train dispatcher, will succeed Mr.. Green
ough as Mr.. Sudlow's clerk.
Captain J. N. White, OF Boone county
Iowa.was in the city today calling upon J
T. Kenworthy, ESQ. and other old friends
Captain White was for many years res
dent of Rock Island county, and AT the
breaking out. of The war organized u com
pany south OF here and served during the
the civil struggle as member Of Com
pany I'll. Eighty-fourth infantry. He is
on his way home from the reunion a
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