Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-23
BRIEFLETS.

Two mad dogs were shot upon th,
streets of Moline yesterday.
Miss Mary s. Scarr. of Taylor Ridge
was IN the city today.
A trip to China at the First Baptist
church Tuesday, June 90.
Headquarters for campaign plugs as
Robinson Il Taliaferro's.
Furniture and carpets, the finest in the
west, at Glemann Il Salzmanns.
Lloyd Il Stewart have just received u
new invoice of flannel shirts.
Clemann e Salzmann have Just re
ceived new line of straw mating.
The nobbiest line of straw hats in the
tri cities can be found AT Lloyd Il Stewe
arts.
The largest bunch of fine bananas nice
oranges and lemons at Boro's, under the
Bunk.
The first Baptist church will hold IA
grand entertainer ON the evening of
June %.
Supervisor and Mr. John BufTum. of
Audausia, dined at the Rock Island
mouse today,
Rev. q. W. Cue, of this city. will be
the orator on,the occasion of Cordova's
Fourth of July celebration.
Once in four years you can afford to
wear u campaign hat. Go To Robinson Il
Taliaterro's for one.
The open air free concert of BeuerS
band postpone Thursday night, will
take place in Union square some night
next week.
MIR L. q. Frazer went through the
squeezing process in Chicago this week
He went up ON business but got caugh:
in the jam.
Grand excursion to Clinton on the
steamer Libbe Conger, Sunday, June "a.
leaving Rock Island at $50 II. IN.
Fare, round trip, IS cents.
Foundry Geo. Foster, 722 Twenty
fourth street, ii poCketbook containing |
some money. Owner may have the same |
10y proving property and paying charges |
Mr.. Sam Hengy says the democrats OF |
Hampton are preparing for pole raising |
and that the democratic emblem will |
probably be unturled to the breeze next |
Saturday.
Among those entitled to honorable
mention in the graduating class of the
of Miss NJ. g. Denkman, of this city, for
shaded antique work.
The Moline Republican, has started d
senseless report that the Rock Island
gas works have shut down, and it is be-
ing copied in other papers. The state
ment is a wild eyed canard.
The commencement exercises of St
Joseph's school will take place in Har-
per's theatre next Wednesday at 3 y. IN.
Tickets fifty cents. Children twenty-five
cents. Floral offerings are prohibited.
The Rock Island branch of the Wo,
mems Auxiliary of Trinity parish will
give supper at the residence of Judge |
Adams, $50 Nineteenth street, Thursday
evening, the 2Sth. at s o'clock. Supper | s
twenty.fiv cents. Ice cream and lemon
ide during the evening.
James Corey died at his home on
Fourth avenue nj 3 o'clock yesterday af-
ernoon. He was eightyNoue years of
ige and had been II resident of Rock Isl.
md since 1855. He leaves a wife The
uneral occurs from st, Joseph's church
1t p. IN. tomorrow.
G. p. Hengsller has rented the room i,
No. 1919 Second avenue, three doors
If repairing furniture and all kinds of
work about the premises. He
olicits the patronage of friends and the
'ublic generally.
The rehearsal for the Grand War Con.
ert last eveplng was II greater success
han yet, the orchestra being present
ndSmOre singers in attendance than at
ny time before. The affair promises
iell to be a great musical event.
tickets now for sale at d. Roy Bowlby's
lusc store.
Mr.. II. G. Harris has returned from
edaia, Mo, where he went to attend his
IN several weeks ago who, as nosed in
ne ARGUS at the time, lost portion of -
is leg in a railroad accident on the Mis-
luri Pacific road. The young man was 4
DING as well as could be expected when
he father left him.
Among the prospective matrimonial y
vents are three on the Rock Island di-
sions of the C, b. Il @ road. One of 4
he number is a conductor on the St
ouis division, who is to select his bride \
one of the larger cities, while the
theirs are a brakeman and a fiagman and
9th have their matrimonial ideas cen-
red on Rock Island
The |. o. o. F. lodge of Coal Valley y
ppointed committee few days ago to l.
lrchase new carpet for their lodge. Y
fter visiting all the furniture stores in
avenport the committee finally ConClu- n
ed kto buy the carpet at Clemann &
as they found their stock to
; the choicest and their prices the most n
asOnabe.
The thjrtV.spVpDth of ha
avenport manneTchor will be held at n
park, on Sunday, June "a.
Xteen different singing societies will 81
anticipate with 800 male voices in rem
ering the Battle Hymn" Each society -
i'll render its own selection. An invi-
ton is extended the people of this vi.
nifty to attend A
The Port Byron Globe has the follow
G concerning the marriage of DR.. Mer- Y
man and Miss Allen, heretofore alluded
in the ARGUS:
DIR. G. E Merryman and Miss Carrie
Hen, daughter of our estimable fellow a
wnsman, Mr.. George Allen, were mar 81
ed at North Platte, Neb, on Wednes-
~, June 6. The happy pair came east Y
II farewell visit with friends at Moline
I'D Port Byron arriving at Moline Tues.
~ evening. The doctor came to Port -
yrOn Wednesday morning, and Mrs r
erryman, who had stopped in Moline, l
rived here Thursday morning. Miss 1
lien left home few weeks ago to visit
it'll relatives in Nebraska and this is the A
ippy ending of her visit. DIR. and Mrs
erryman will return to Kearney, Neb.,
e first of next week, where the doctor
Is located Success to them