The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-02
BRIEFLETS.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld's.
Frosh oyatpro Of Lob, Duse

NCe Dtie"afe peaches, at Lamp D
The finest line of fine French candies
lust received at KrelI & Maths.
Coming: Skipped by the Light OF the
Moon"
For sale-Ice. by the ton. by P, ].
Heverling. Milan.
| Money to loan by the Rock Island
Building association.
Fine peaches for canning, at C. j.
Longs.
Coming: ITS funny, very. very fun,
n.y."
The city council meets next Monday
night.
Go to the Central shoe store for any
thing in boots, shoes or slippers.
/ The excursion from Cedar Rapids which
was expected to>day has been postponed.
| Coming: Skipped by the Light of the
Moon" Its Funny"
For delicious plate of ice cream aud
a good lemonade, go to Krell g. Maths
parlor.
Mrs Goldsteen of Peoria, is visiting her
son and wife, r. Goldsteen, for few
| days
L. Liberman's gents furnishing store
has new coat of paint of cherry color.
Sutcliffe Bros, did the work
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Kuowlton and Mrs
L. W. Hurst have returned from Ashbury
Park, N. j.
Oliver Olsen. Esq. went up the river
on a pleasure trip yesterday, as'the guest
of Captain Durham of the Gen. Barnard.
The county bar association met last
evening, and adjourned until Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. at the court house
The winners of this great prize herelos
fore were; Director, in 1888; Harry
Wilkes, 1884, and Joe Davis, in 1885.
The Rock Island public schools resume
next Monday morning. after the long vas
cation. The Davenport and Moline
schools open the same day
If you are going 10 have wedding or
party, don't forget to order your cakes and
ice cream from krel & Math. We make
all kinds of we lding cakes 10 order
+, F. Witt wishes TO inform his pat
rons that he has transferred his prescrip-
ton books 10 T II Thomas, where The
prescriptions may he rcfllcd.
The wife of ex-Cougressman james
Harrington, of Davenport, died at her
home across the liver last night, aged
sixty five years
There died this afternoon at 1870
O'Clock, the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
\. H. johnson, corner Fourth avenue
and Seventeenth street, aged four months
and ten DAYS.
Two of lowa'S ex-governors are run
ming for congress; Hon. John Gear in
the first district, aud Hon. S. J. Kirk
wood in the second. their respective OPP
Pouents being Hon. Ben. Hall and Judge
Hayes and I. J. O'Meara
Mr.. James Taylor. of Taylor Ridge, has
caused the closing of the Grand hotel at
Cedar Rapids, upon the strength of a
mortgage for So 225 on the furniture. and
the property will be sold September 81 to
satisfy the claim.
Owing to the unexpected delay of
friends from the east the burial,of the late
Mrs. Reck has been postponed until Sat
urday morning. Services at the house
at . O'Clock. and at the Swedish11uthcran
church. Moline at 10 o CLOCK
C. jerks, the champion one hundred
yard runner, will challenge sam Hoff>
man, of the 5. c. base ball niue of No
line, for any amount from S25 up. and
challenge any good runner in the three
cities to run one hundred y ards foot
race for purse of $500
Company i, of Davenport, has re-
ceived a stand of forty new Springfield
rifles of the latest pattern, as being one
of the two best companies in the state of
Iowa, at he recent brigade cncampmtnt
at Oskaloosa.
Among those who went to Cambridge
to attend the legislative convention today
were; Mcssrs. E. WIIurst, B. D. Bufortl,
William McEniry, D. NJ Martin, John
Lafrenz. Samuel Goode, John Aster,
Henry VonAch, L. NJ Banding, V. NJ.
Banding, Charles Negus, W. D. Webster,
l.. c. Elliot, W. H. Lundy, J. T. Ken
worthy, j. r. Johnston, Isaac Dawson,
L. M. Buford, Richard Battersby and
Deputy Sheriff T. S. Sivis.