Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

, COunCl tonight.
Write it July now.
Read McIntire Bros adv.
ParasOl sale at McIntire Bros.
Buy your fire works at the Fair"
Lace mitts cheap at McIntire Bros.
First class meals at the Taylor hou Sc
The Glorious Fourth, day after tomor
row.
japanese lanterns almost given away
at the 3Far."
Two punches of fire crackers for five
cents at Mays.
Mr. W. j. Mosher, of Edgingt on, wa:
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. T. b. Cabeen and wife, of Keiths-
burg, are in the city.
j. j. Beal and wife, of Port Byron,
were in the city today.
Mrs j. T. Wolf, of St. Louis, is in the
city on visit to her parents.
Buy your child pair of shoes for the
Fourth of July at Carse d Cos.
Fr,.Ak Bowman is back at the Rock
Island house bar mixing drinks.
Mr.. John ]. Reimers has returned from
a flying business trip TO St. Louis.
Three cents per yard-all 8 cent lawns
going for 3 cents at Mcln.re Bros.
Buy one of those celebrated Novelty
wringers, only So 20. at the Fair"
Miss Nellie Hunter of Hampton, has
returned home from a visit to Miss Eta
Silvis.
Miss May Atkinson, of Kansas City, is
visiting her friend, Miss May McKinnie,
in this city.
Mrs. Col Baylor has gone to Detroit to
spend several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Perley.
Twenty per cent, one>tifth deduction
from price of ali fancy parasols at Nc
Intlre Bros.
Rev. Father Thomas Mackn has gone
to Chicago to attend the funeral of Vicar
General Conway.
Rev. J. II. McMeen, of Munster, ILL.,, is
visiting at the residence of Alderman A.
II. Hampton.
The city weighmaster weighed BOA |
loads during the month of June, the re-
ceipts being $50. 40.
Two cents per yard-good styles
good styles summer prints b cents per
yard at McIntlre Bros
Bridge Tender W. l.. Sweeney's report
of tolls at Rock river bridges for June |
shows receipts of 1865 So.
Why do you pay So for a Ludlow |
ladies' kid shoe when you can get the |
same at Carse & Cos. for S4.
Mr.. Ben DeGear has erected barn in |
the rear of his residence property, corner |
Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street. |
Go down town and see Krell g. Msth s |
grand illumination every evening to adj
vertse their large stock of fire works AM |
flags.
Buy your Fourth of July fire works at |
Krell & Maths. They have the largest
assortment and guarantee to give the
lowest prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Castleman, of |
St. Louis, are visiting at the Gable man
sion. Mrs. Castleman was formerly Miss |
Lucy Cable.
Moonlight excursion down the river on
the steamer Libbe Conger and barge.
Tuesday evening. July 3. Music and
dancing free.
President r, R. Cable, of the c., r. I.
X p. road, was the Say yesterday on
his way over the Southwestern division
in his private car.
Take your wife, sweetheart or daugh>
tiers into Krell & Maths fine parlor and
treat them to dish of the finest ice
cream you ever ate.
The equalization committee of the
county board met this afternoon, but we're
unable to proceed with their duties as
the books are not all in yet.
The would be monopolists are mighty
sick on account of the way C8rse & Co.
are cutting prices on their main lines-the
Ludlow & Cos. ladies kid shoes.
John A. Liphardt, of Hillsdale. was in
The city Saturday and purchased Cleve-
land hat. He says he will vote the DEM
ocratic ticket all the way through.
Mrs. Mary Pears, mother of Mrs. W.
F. Crawford, is lying dangerously ill at
The home of her daughter in Edgington.
She is eighty four years of age and quite
feeble.
Hon. W. F. Crawford, of Edgington,
and his son. W. w. Crawford. of Craw-
ford county, Iowa, were at the Rock
Island house today. The latter is home
on visit to his parents.
Stamp Deputy G. o. Huckstaedt had
an unusually large sale of stamps last
month. The amount taken in was
81. 765. 79-beer IS, 466 rs cigars 81, $751;
6O; tobacco STA.
A boy ten years OF age. son of Capt.
w. W. Thompson. q river man, was
drowned in the Mississippi while fishing,
at Fort Byron, Saturday. The body was
recovered, but no inquest held.
Mike Msgrum's 'FTivolI'' now looks
brighter than ever with its elegant paper,