The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-30
BRIEFLETS.
Blueberries, at Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld's.
Red raspberries, at Lamps.
Fireworks, at Krell & Maths.


Black raspberries. at Lamps.
| Very fine ice cream, at John Russ.
Mr.. Fred DeBeard of Hamlet was in
the city this morning.
The horsemen are preparing to attend
the Geneseo races.
Mrs. j. F. Holmes went to Freeport
this morning On visit.
Will Johnson, the jeweler, went up
the c., M. d ST. Paul road this morning
on business.
c. F. Young, of Columbus Junction,
Iowa, is in the city visiting his old
friends, Bell & Given.
School elections can be as exciting as
other contests at the polls, if the proper
interest is manifested.
A fine lot of imported Swiss cheese at
Lamps
Miss Crawford, of Sterling. is visiting
at the residence of DR.. Thomas Gait.
Oscar and Mamie Applequist left this
morning for Chicago on a short visit
Rev. I. W. Read, does not leave to
spend his vocation until next Monday.
A fine new walk has heen put down IN
front of J. NJ. Burord's residence OF
Second avenue.
Mr.. Charles Oswald and Miss Wilhel'
mena s Pohf, daughter of Mr.. Charles
Phof, are to be married tonight.
Mr.. W. Fl. Kistler, one of the wide
awake citizens of Buffalo Prairie. was il
the city on business yesterday.
| The Hong Kong has just received ant
placed on sale lott of beautiful fans
scrolls, parasols. etq for decorating.
The smell boy Is issiduously preparin.
for the thin and fifth of July. He care
nothing aboA the Fourth this year.
Captain and ms. James Blaisdell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Hemenway left to
day for camp-out near Hampton.
The finest Japan tea in the market
done up in neat pound baskets a
| Lamps.
: Don't forget that the Central shoe stor'
will remove in few days to its nev
. location, under the Harper house.
t Four young men from Coal Valle,
} are being tried this afternoon before
Justice Bennett for disturbing the peace
Miss Carrie Jackson h andsomely en-
tertained about forty of her young friend
at the pleasant residence of her parent
on Twentieth street last evening.
Capt. 7. ]. Robinson has had sub
stantial brick sidewalk laid around hi
Twentieth street residence. The worl
was done by Nelson. the bricklayer.
Remember we have the largest line Q
fireworks, Chinese lanterns and flags I
s be found in the three cities, and at tn
lowest prices. at Krell & Maths.
:, The Rock Island d Peoria offer roun
trip tickets for July 4, at the rate of on
Y fare for the round trip to any point o
the road.
Miss Mary Hines, former waitress
the Rock Island house, died at the HON
of her parents across the river on Sur
day.
By the auction of the papers and per
iodicals the Y. M. G. A. realized 81
last evening, which is to be applied t
the purchase of new reading matter.
:, Mrs. S. S. Cryer and children ha,
gone to Warren. Ill.,. to visit relative
Mr.. Cryer will Join his family there tw
weeks hence
F. c. Evans, engineer on the new Fire
70 fly train on the c., Il. l. & p. BIZ
: removed his family to Wilton, the te
. minus of his run, where the train II
mains at night.
The c., r. l. & P. railroad have place
on sale round trip tourist tickets 10 81
Paul and Minneapolis and the norther
summer resorts. The sale of these itch
: cts will continue until September &c
1886. Good to rettirn on or before Oct
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