The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-21
BRlEFLETS.
Nice apples. at Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld,s.

Nice apples, At Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfelds.
New potatoes at F. F. Young's.
Pure ice cream. at John Russ.
. Fresh strawberries, at Lamps.
Go the Baptist church strawberry fes-
tlvsl this evening.
Ladies' spring heel shoes, only &c.
at the Central shoe store
Light summer suitings-the latest
styles out-at Liberman's.
The ice cream that KrelI & Math
makes, cannot be surpassed
California cabbage at +. G.. Young's.
Our ice cream cannot he equaled
Krell & Math.
Lots of fresh vegetables, at Yonng's
Call at John Russ and get dish of
Strawberries.
1895 for a pair of ladies spring heel
shoes at the Central shoe store
Light colored hats-a large stock to
select from-at Liberman's.
Green peas and beans, at Lamp's.
The Milan street car ne will next
Monday, commence running the 7 p. M.
car
Nice strawberries 10 cents per quart at
F. G. Young's.
Cakes for parties. and wedding cakes,
at John Russ.
Ladies spring heel shoes. first lot to Sc
closed out at So 95, at the Central shoe
store
Strawberry festival at the Baptist
church this evening.
Straw hats in great vari ETY., at Liber-
mans.
DR.. j. NJ. Barth, the dentist, in con-
pany with several lady friends had very
enjoyable time last evening boating on
Sylvan waters.
We guarantee all our ice cream to be
made from strictly pure cream. and to be
convinced of the same, give us a trial,
Krell & Math.
Mrs. Thos. M. Biddison, of Omaha.
is in the city on visit to relatives and
friends, and is stopping with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Milton Jones.
Jacob Schaum, proprietor of the
sample room on the corner of Third
avenue and Fifth street, will give big
lunch next Saturday evening,
Commodore Willelon took Judge
Smith out for pleasure ride III his beau
tiful pleasure craft, last, night, and the
Judge enjoyed the ride immensely.
Win. Bernhaur's barber shop and bail
rooms have lately undergone process o
Improvement which places the establish
ment equal in every respebt to any ii
the three cities.
VIM. Bernhaur and Gus Haberland ar
the artists who preside over the chairs a
this place, and they both thorough
understand the business.
Mr., and Mrs. J. d. Taylor have issue,
invitations for a reception to their son
Albert ]. Taylor and BRIDE at their resi-
a de- s.n next Tuesday evening" fro" eisA
Mr.. Saville Johnston, this morning re
turned from a successful land excursion
trip to Kansas He is considerably undel
the weather. having caught sever
cold while away.
". H. Foster and bride, of Geneseo
were at the Harper over night, and lef
on Mary Morton thisafternoon, for tri
up the river, Mrs Foster is daughte
of Hon. Charles Durham, of Geneseo.
Alfred Dohl, stone quarryman, wa
severely cut in the arm by an unknow
man in Davenport at o'clock last night
and but for the assistance of phvsicia
would have bled to death. There was n
cause for the brutal assault, and the as
sailant is not known.
In another column may be seen tn
advertisement of the Rock Island fir
proof paint Blanchard & Co. proprit
tors. This paint is said to be the fines
made for roofs. Read the advertisement
and give it trial when you want yor
roof painted
DIR. 8. T. Hume and wife, of Geneset
were at the Harper last night Dr. Hum
was former resident of Moline, and wt
for many years an intimate friend an
the physician of the late John Deere, an
i he and his wife came down to attend Il
) venerable gentleman's funeral.
W. B. Leffingwell and wife and G.. v
D Allen and wife and E. l.. Carpenter,
, Clinton, and Walter Jones, of Chicag
< were in the city yesterday with Messr
d W. Fl. Turner and J. Lancashire, of Nc
n line. The party came for the purpose
purchasing a church organ of the Molin