The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-22
BRIEFLETS.

Mr.. james r. Johnston. returned from
visit to Chicago this morning.
Leave your orders for eurrants and
raspberries at Lamps.
Sweeneys signs. 3l6 Seventeenth
street
Maj II. c. Connolly returned from a
weeks western trip thisWot lining.
Three 4-ply linen collars for IS cents
at Mosenfelder & kohn'sN
Signs of the times, at r. NJ. Sweeney's,
316 Seventeenth Street
Peter Nissen, of the Seventh ward meat
market, died suddenly this afternoon.
Calico shirts at Is cents and upwards
at Mosenfelder & Kohn's.
Robert MCGEE leaves tonight for Bos-
ton on business and pleasure trip.
Gauze underwear from 10 cents up>
wards at Mosentelder & Kohns.
A telephone has been put in at the toll
station at Milan, by order of the city
council
Cream colored jerseys. just received at
McCabe's, in great demand.
Circuit Clerk Bowman received an order
from Judge Smith this morning to ad-
journ court until July 5.
Mosenfelder & kohn are in receipt of
another new line of summer coats and
vests
The Central shoe store will in few
days move to its new location in the
Harper house block.
Mr.. Ed S. Keeley, of the c., NJ. Il St.
2. offices in Milwaukee. is 10 the city on a
visit TO his parents.
Get your buggies and business wagons
reprinted at r NJ Sweeney's No 3l6
Seventeenth street
The finest ice cream in the three cities
without any EXCEPTIONS to be found
at Krell & Maths.
Dr.. J. Mckee, of Gospel Ridge, leaves
with his wife for California soon to attend
the Grand Army meeting in August.
The new Swiss and Nainsook embroid-
cries just opened at McCabe's are pro-
nounced by competent critics to be the
choicest selections shown this season.
A special meeting of the Women.
Christian Temperance Union will be hel(
tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock il
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. A full attend,
ance is desired. Strangers are invited.
New India linens, new Victoria and
Persian lawns, new Swiss and Nainsook
edgings, inserIings and houncing, now
on sale at McCabe's
Mr., B. Birkenield has removed to hi
new building, No 81 Twentieth street
where he would be pleased to see all hi
old customers and as many new ones VIII,
wish to favor him with call
Big job. All gents plain and fame
Isle and cotton half hose, former pric'
50 cents, now three pair for 81, for thi
week at McCabe's.
| B. II. Remley was thrown from hi
wagon on First avenue near Sixth street
at 8 80 this afternoon, sustaining iniurie
which, from what can be obtained at thi
late honr, are likely to prove fatal
The C, r. |. & P. will sell rcun
trip excursion tickets from Rock Island t
any station, July 3, 4 and at singl
fare for the round trip. Making ticket
good for return passage on or before Jul
is.
Mrs. P. r. Wilhelms friends will b
glad to learn that she has sufficiently re
covered from Der long illness to take
trip TO Sterling, where she will visit fe,
days, and then go TO Geneva Lake, Wis
to remain during the summer months
| One of our Well known Young mel
pulled his weary bones out of bed at 4
O'Clock this morning to go fishing. II
didn't get as much as one little bite.
is needless TO say that he will not max,
u breakfast of the morning dew again fo
some time.
One OF the most attractive sample
rooms in the city is H. J. Symes o.
Eighteenth street The place has latel,
undergone a process OF repapering and re
painting and it now looks pleasaute
than eyer. Drop in and see how nice
looks.
John Bromley, driver for William Far
, rell. while driving off the governmcu
, bridge this afternoon, was thrown fror
his wagon and the wheels passed owe
his right shoulder blade, inflicting pair
) full, but not necessarily fatal injuries
DR.. Plummer attended him and says /
will be all right soon.
Monmouth engaged in a family feu
Saturday, in which fists were used ft
e shillalahs and the entire populace Wi
!, called into action before the fracas WI
ended. The matter terminated IN u
police court and furnished food for
\ column article-the first in a year-f
the local hustler on the gazette of tn
!. village.
Remember that KrelI & Math do n,
b use any milk, eggs, corn starch or geli
S tine in the manufacture of their il
cream as many others do. Using notl
9 ing but pure cream, We are enabled
: please our customers To be convince
b of what we say, step in and try dish.
y The boys on the c., NJ. & st. p. roS
= are having considerable fun with two
# the passenger conductors who attende