The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-10
BRIEFLETS.
Fresh celery at Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld's.
New figs at Krell & Maths.
New dafaa at KralI & Maths

Ice cream, al blrkenfeids s.
New figs at Krell & Maths.
New dates at Krell & Maths.
Green corn at F. G. Young's.
Very fine ice cream. at John Russ.
New cucumbers at F. G. Young's.
Fine blackberries at F. G. Youngs.
Cucumbers and caulifiower at Lamps.
Mr.. Chas. A. Owen, of the Port Byron
Globe, was in the city last night.
Fresh blackberries and raspberries re-
ceived today at Lamps.
Mr.. Homer j. Lowry has returned
from visit to Chicago.
Mrs. E. T. Chase of Joliet, is visiting
at the residence of S. L. Southland
Miss Minnie Todd of Yankton, D. T..
is visiting Mrs William Hoffman in this
city.
Mr.. P. l.. Mitchell and Mrs Wad
sworth have gone to Saratoga and New
England to spend the summer.
Mrs. James Kinney, while canning
fruit the other day, became overheated
and is now lying seriously i'll.
Private parties and picnics supplied
with the best ice cream and fruit ices a
reasonable prices by Krell & Math
W II. Farris, the CRATE bar man, re
turned this morning from a successful
business trip to Minnesota.
Dr. II. NJ McClanahan, of Woohull
was in the city today He has just re-
turned from trip to Omaha.
There is nothing more cooling than I
good dish of Ice cream, or a cold drink o
lemonade, and the incest place in the cit,
to get the above is at Krell 4 Maths
A meeting of the Irish National leagu,
will be held tomorrow at 3 p. M, al
Norris hall. All who sympathize with
the cause are requested to attend.
Carl Helpenstel, for years in the EN-
ploy of Hayes d Cleveland's insurance
agency, has accepted position in Mitch
ell & Lynde's bank.
Mr.. +. g. Frazer left foI Waterville
Mimi, last night, on his annual fishin
launt. As the coal market is dull at tn
present time, he will remain until b
grows homesick.
Mrs. Bixby. of the central telephon
exchange. leaves with her children thu
afternoon, on the F c. y Denkmau, 70
a ten days trip up the river
The Hon. Maurice Kelly, of Quincy
internal revenue collector for this district
went north on the steamer Pittsbur
last night, Had the local democrac
known it IN time, they would have give
him reception.
Mr.. James b. ladders has received hi
first promotion in the railway postal sys
tenn He has been given through Tu
from Chicago to Quincy, which will b
much easier for him than his former rur
Conductors Barber and Willis, OF tn
c., B. 4 @, with their wives, and Nj
and Mrs. Jones. went 10 Joslyn yesterda
on fishing expedition. They tell won
derful stories of their luck, but brougll
home no tinny specimens to substantial
their words.
The Union is much disturbed about tn
mill whistles early in the morning, an
is determined the noise shall cease
There has been no cessation so far, how
ever. Let the whistles shrek. Anything
to give life to the town. People VIII
wish TO sleep all day are burden to th
city There IS everything in getting u
early, and making all the noise possible
While Mr.. Gotieb Hoke was convers
ing with friend in front of his salool
at 10 o'clock last night, sneak THE
slipped in the back door and stole th
money drawer. aud after emptying it Q
its contents-Sl1-left it in the rear 0
the store and got away. During tn
morning citizen gave Mr.. Hoke S25 t
keep for him until afternoon, when it wa
paid back II is thought this cor
versation was overheard and the THE
thought the money was in the drawer
There is no clue to the or petrator Of sh'
deed,