The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-10
BRIEFLETS.

Home grown grapes at Lamps.
Very fine ice cream, at John Russ.
Nice bananas and oranges at Lamps.
The c. B. & O. depot is receiving att
tractive interior decorations.
Muscatine island sweet potatoes al
Lamps.
Major L. NJ Buford has returned from
his trip to Washington.
Will Steel, of Wichita, Kan, who ac-
companied the Rodman Rifles to camp,
returned home this morning.
60 have dish Of good ice cream. or a
glass of lemonade at Krel & Maths ice
cream parlor.
Mrs. McEniry, of Yuma, mother of
Messrs. M. ] and William McEniry. is
recovering from severe siege of illness.
Adair Peasants, Esq, left for SPRING
field this morning, to see the gov ernor on
legal business.
The Central shoe store for low prices
IN boots, shoes and slippers. Remember
the place-Harper house block
The home of Doctor and Mrs. c. B.
kinyon is gladdened by the advent of
daughter which arrived Sunday.
Miss Lizzie II. Carse of Pittsburg, is
visiting her brother, Ex>mayor Henry
Carse, in this city.
Judge George Peasants has returned
from a visit to his daughter Mrs s. A
Lynde in Chicago.
Mrs. John Ohlweiler and Mrs c. F.
Gazetteer left for Winona, Mum, on the
Libbie Conger this morning to visit relat.
ions.
Train Dispatcher j. P. Looney, of the
r. |. & p, is visiting at bis home in
Ottawa He contemplates another trip
soon
An excursion party will come in on the
|. &P from Toulon and Wyoming to-
morrow morning, and take Tide down
the river.
A sneak thief succeeded in stealing a
box of cigars from the show case of
Boro's stand, under the Rock Island Ma
tional bank the other night.
Maj. J. NJ Beardsley OF this city, is a
member of the infantry and commanded
Lyons body guard in the memorable
struggle which is commemorated today.
Mrs. Clements. tue woman arrested for
using threatening and abusive language,
has fled the city, SO there is nc trial of the
case today before Justice Halves.
Miss Mollie McEniry, of Osborn, was
in the city today with her friends, Miss
Lizzie Sherman and sister. of Creston,
Iowa, who have been paying her a visit.
The young ladies returned home this at
ternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Doerres, of Lone
Tree, Iowa, who were here attending the
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Mueller, re,
turned home this morning. The deceased
was the mother of Mrs. Doerres.
Alta meeting of the Tri-city labor con
gress held in this city. Sunday, Messrs
G. W. Schlegel and L. S. O'Neil we've
appointed delegates to the greenback
labor convention.
Our ice cream cannot be egualed il
the three cities Using nothing but pure
cream, we are prepared to give you
the best that can be made. Order brick,
melon or pyramid form, and give it 6
trial KFell & Math.
Division Freight Agent Mack of the
lC, B. 4 Q. has received Instructions
that the new c.. &. & n. road to st
Paul will be open for freight business
August Is, and he will receive consign-
ments of freight accordingly.
The committee on music for the enter,
tainment of the Army of the Tennessee
met this morning and awarded the con
tract for furnishing the music during tn,
two days of the meeting to Bleuer's band
of this city.
A pugilistic affray occurred at the
corner Of Twentieth street aud Second
Avenue Sunday afternoon. in which one
ex saloon keeper and RATS man figured
conspicously, and in which the cx saloon
man had roof put over each eye
Hospital Steward Beals, for six years
stationed at Rock Island arsenal, has al
his own request been transferred to St
Augustine, Fla. He is an excellent army
surgeon and was stanch friend of Dr.
P Gregg.
J. A. Hanley, formerly of this city
a brother in law of J. Ii. Yore, ha
had honor thrust upon him in the appoint
ment to the office of traffic manager O
the Minnesota e. Northern railroad Hi
office will be at St Paul, and he will hay,
chief charge of all freight and passenge
business.
Rev. ]. Fl. Wright, of the Christian
chapel, left yesterday for Z ureka, ILL.,, t.
attend the Illinois encampment of tn
Christian church, which lasts one week
commencing on Monday Aug. 9. Th,
meeting promises to be an important one
and the c.. r. |. 81 z. offers reduced
rates of fare and third TO attendants
The case of the revolving butchers 0
this city taken on charge of revenue te
Henry county, which were to have beef
tried this week, have been again contin
ued by consent of both counsel Tn,
Hueslng injunction case, however, ha'
nothing TO do with these cases and may b.