The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-04
. BRIEFLETS.
Nice egg plant at Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld's.
Damsom plums at Lamps,
Fresh oysters at John Russ.

The finest line of fine French candies
just received at Krel & Maths.
Peaches and grapes in abundance at F.
G. Young's.
Dunlap hats will arrive next week at
Libermans
Mrs s, S Cryer and children returned
from Warren last night. where they have
spent the summer.
Big reduction in round-trip rates to
Minnesota on Sept. g. Call on Medill,
Whitehead & Matthews.
Court meets next Monday morning and
the city council in the evening. The su>
pervisors also meet next week.
For delicious plate of ice cream aud
a good lemonade, go to Kreli & Maths
parlor
Mesdames H. g. Sudiow, A. c. Dart,
C. T. Dart and Milo Lee and families are
picnicing and fishing on Big island today.
Ernest Harris, of Edgiugtou. left last
evening for Grinnell, Iowa, to enter col
iese there.
Wait until you see the latest in soft
and stiff hats at Liberman's which will
arrive the first of next week.
Rev W. S. Marquis, pastor of the
Broadway church, returned to the city
last evening.
The Central City ball club will play
the Moline Browns on the hop field to-
morrow afternoon.
Old second and third readers, taken in
exchange in part payment for new books,
at Birkenfeld's.
Misses Cavanaugh. Briggs, Culver and
Hayes, of our public school teachers
corps, have returned 10 the city.
Land seekers should SO TO Kansas on
Wednesday, Sept. s, with Medlll, Whites
head s. Matthews. Round trip less than
regular one way fare.
MI D. J. Cleland, of Pierce, Neb.,
formerly of Milan, is visiting in the city,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Lizzie
Cleland
Mr.. P. r Wilhelm, route agent of the
American Express company, left for Lake
Geneva last night where his wife is rus
| ticatIng.
Knickerbocker, the Davenport Meta
physician. left for Chicago this morning
to attend the Metaphysical convention
next week.
The postponed excursion from Cedar
Rapids came in yesterday morning, and
the visitors put IN their time in sight see
ing at the watch tower and on the island
Mr. and Mrs Fccht, of Cleveland, o
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs Emil
Koehler Mrs Fecht is Mrs Koehler 1
sister.
just received at the Golden Eagle q
full line of bows and mems soft and stiff
hats. direct from the leading maDufactur-
ers-;he leading styles at bottom prices
If you are going to have wedding oil
party, don't forget to order your cakes
and ice cream from rell & Math. We
make all kinds of wedding cake to order
An excursion will go from this city to
Peoria over the r. /. & P road Monday
morHIDg to attend the grand X. of l.
picnic in that city that day.
The largest, finest and cheapest line Of
boys and childrens clothing to be found
in the three cities is at the Golden Eagle
Call and be convinced. One price TO all
State Master Workman Bennett and
Mr.. Chris. Schlegel left this afternoon fol
Peoria to arrange for the grand picnic
there Monday.
Justice HAYES dismissed the cast
against A. w. Smith arrested for dis
turbing the peace in Audalusia. this after
noon ,zand assessed the costs to the com
planning witness, S. W. Goode. .
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Steel, $40 Twentieth street, is plunge,
| in sorrow over the death of their first ant
only child, Hattie May. who died a
5:25 last evening, aged three months, o
cholera iufantum.
The safe which was in the Office of tn
burned paper mill at Milan was opened
this morning and the money deposited il
lit $5o-was found TO be all right, u.
were the insurance papers and other val
liable instruments.
Be sure to call at the Golden Eagle an,
examine the elegant line of fall sample
before leaving your order for new suit
Fine suits made to order from 1924 ny
trousers to order from $3.50 upward.
| Bcardsley camp, Sons Of Veterans
will have charge Of the suffers stand q
the County Veterans easamrnisrs q