Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-08
BRIEELETS.

1 Nice raspberries at F. G. Young's.
9 Fresh blackberries at G. c. Truesdale'i
= Trade is booming at Wynes & Schnel
der's.
Strawberries 19! cents at C. G. Trues
dale's.
All kinds OF fresh vegetables at f. G.
Young's.
A full line of fresh vegetables at @. @
= Truesdales.
MIR. Morris Heagy, of Hampton, wa
in the city today,
Mr.. B. 7. Gable is expected home from
New York tomorrow.
See those fine Scotch cheviot suits Al
at the Golden Eagle.
Order your strawberries and cherries
for Sunday at Young's.
Mems fine flannel coats and vests only
81 80 at the Golden Eagle.
Fouud-A key. Owner may find the
same at the ARGUS office.
Balbriggan underwear only twenty five
cents at the Golden Eagle.
Gordon's restaurant furnished dinner
to over 500 people yesterday.
The best Mackinaw hat 10 the city only
fifty cents at the Golden Eagle.
8Wynes & Schneider are not selling out
at cost. but are giving low prices.
Call early at Lloyd IL Stewards and
pick out your summer underwear.
| The Moline Il Rock Island horse rail-
load did a great business yesterday.
MIR. L. W. Hurst leaves tomorrow
evening for Nebraska on business trip.
Now is the time to buy straw hat,
and Lloyd Il Stewards is the place to get
it.
Leave your order in the morning for
fresh dressed chickens at c. q. Trues-
dales.
Mems seersucker coats only twenty
cents at the Golden Eagle Warranted
fast colors.
Mrs. II. N. Banks and son, of Chicago,
are visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Thompson.
The biggest stock and the largest store
means the lowest prices. Wynes &
Schneider's is the place.
The Diamond 10 line now has u mons
opoly of the upper Mississippi river bus
mess, having absorbed the old Saints
line.
The proceeds of the recent game hes
tween the Shadysides and the Sunnysides
were turned over to st. Luke'5 hospital
this morning The amount was $40.
Judge Smith will be here tomorrow to
dispose of unfinished court business be-
fore him. All criminal cases for the
present term have been continued until
the September tenn,
And now it is a young hardware mer-
chant and son of one of our most estima-
bic citizens VINO is to come under the !
yoke. The event is to be
celebrated in the near future.
There will be baptism at the chidrens
service in the First N. E. church Sabbath
The pastor will administer the
rite of christian baptism to all children
who may be presented for that purpose.
In obedience to the councils action
asst Monday night, City Attorney Mes
Entry today entered suit in Justice
Iawes' court to recover $l75 from Off
;er ladders. for the loss of the police
lorse.
To deny a report in circulation that
he c., NJ. s. st. P. road was about to re
move its machine shops at Freeport, the ,
3uIt0tin publishes letter from Supt
hin, who states that no such move IS in i
1t is now 1umored that Mrs. Matte )
-nox, who was party TO the dramatic .
Gene in the police court last Saturday d
as skipped, she having been released on d
er own recognizance. Her paramour,
is also missing,
Wanted-A carpenter or carpenter
)ntractor as exclusive agent for an cas-
I'm house manufacturing a valuable
lilding specially. Must be able to in
est few hundred dollars and give good
ferences. Addres b this office.
County Clerk Donaldson has cons
eted the footing up of the official re-
rms of Mondays judicial election in
ock Island county with the following
suit Bailey. 1856; Peasants, 81. w.
arge, 1 q, Geo, Hawks, 2; Blank. 2; J.
Britton, /.
The Rock Island house had distin'
Iished guest yesterday, in Hon. Nelson
ewey, OF Cassville, Wis, who stopped -
er on his way home from the st. Louis 4
invention. He was the first governor
the Badger state, and its executive
Iicer for number of years. U
MIR. ]. j. Richardson, of the Davenport ;
smocrdt, Gazette. was elected member q
the national committee at St. Louis 81
sterday, succeeding Mr.. Ham of the Y
lbuque Herald, as the Iowa member.
r. Richardson is one of the staunchest
mocrats of Iowa. He is thoroughly
sted on all political matters in the state; ~'
a cautious, conservative business q
IN, and will do honor to the important
sition to which he has been chosen. a
The marriage of Miss Emeline 8. Bu-
I'd to Capt. G. X. Sanderson Wednes -
y night, made the third of Capt. and q
g. i. j. Buford's daughters to wed an
ny officer. Miss Sallie Buford mar
"a Iieut Rell of the 9TH cavalry now