Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-30
BRIEELETS.

July will be here tomorrow.
Fire works and flags at the Fair. ]"
Campaign hats at Lloyd & Stewards.
First class meals at the Taylor house
Miller's choice strawberries at F. G.
Young's.
Buy your straw hats of Robinson &
Taliferro's.
The GLORIOUS Fourth" comes mex.
Wednesday
Go to Robinson & Talferro's for sum-
mer underwear.
All kinds of fresh vegetables this even
ing at f. G. Ynung's.
Mr.. John Rodenbaugh, of Swedoua,
was in the city today.
A new line of sun and silk umbrellas at
Robinson & Taliferro's.
A family picnic party spent pleasant
day st the tower Yesterday.
County Judge Lucan Adams has re-,
turned from his trip east.
Mrs. NJ NJ. CorbetL and children are
visiting at Manchester, Iowa,
Hampton democrats ratify tonight.
Several will attend from this city.
Everything nice in furniture and car
pets at Clemann g. Salzmann's.
A new invoice of silk umbrellas at
LLOYD g. Stewards. Call early.
Clemann IL SalZmann are very busy
with full force of men making parlor
furniture.
All the township assessors but six have
rat hnI nkS To
Donaldson.
Mud island is again deserted and all is
quiet there again, save the familiar croak
of the bull frog.
Rev. J. II. McMeen breaches to the
old soldiers at the Ninth Street M. f,
church tomorrow night
Go down town and see Krell Il Math
grand illumination every evening to adj
vertise their large stock of fire works and
flags.
A full band of music in one individual
was among the street attractions today.
Ii took the palm for tune distorting con-
trivances
Lost-A bunch of keys somewhere be-
tween the postoftice and Mclntires dry
goods store, Finder will please leave at
this office.
Buy your Fourth of July fire works at
Krel & Maths. They have the largest
assortment and guarantee TO give the
lowest prices.
Take your wife, sweetheart or daugh>
tiers into Krell & Maths fine parlor and
treat them to a dish of the finest ice
cream you ever ate.
Bramhell, of Buffalo Prairie. accom-
panied by their wives were at the Rock
Island house today.
Bleuer's hand gives its open air cons
cert on Union square tonight, and every~
body will come down town TO see the |
crowd and hear the music.
Yesterday Clemann & Salzmann pur-
chased for their fall aud winter trade, a
large line of carpets consisting of over
two hundred different designs.
Mr.. Fred Grindell, the popular night |
clerk at the Rock Island house, has gone |
to Galesburg, and it is intmated now, on
an important mission. We shall know
when he returns.
The lawn parry given by the Ladies
Auxiliary of Trinity parish at Judge |
Adams residence Thursday evening, was |
a delightful affair. The proceeds are to |
be devoted to missions.
Mr.. James Mccormick, of Davenport,
and Miss Effie Foster, OF this city, were
married in St, Joseph's church Thursday |
morning al O'Clock, Rev Father Mack |
in officiating.
There will be race between the two
senior four cared crews of the Sylvan L
boat club at O'Clock this evening to de-
termine which shall go to the NJ. v. A.
Il. a. regatta at Pullman, July 1914
The will Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott. of Rural, was filed for probate to-
day: 1t bequeaths all property to the
children of the deceased, aud names
Mr.. Andrew Donaldson as executor of
the will.
hr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson, of Rural,
returned today from ten days visit to
their daughter, Mrs. Lucinda Carlson, at
Alexandria, Oak. Mr.. Wilson was pleased