Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20
BRIEFLETS.

Ice cream at krell & Maths.
Milk shake at krell & Maths.
Fresh berries at F. g. Youugs.
Georgia walermelons at MAYS.
Peach ice cream at kreil & Maths.
Fine tomatoes at c. c. Truesdales.
| Vanilla ice cream at Krell & Maths.
Chocolate ice cream at Krell & Maths
Choice spring chickens at C. c. Trues.
dale's
Chas Shuler, of Viola, was at the Rock
Island house today.
Plums, pears, peaches. bananas and
berries at G. J. Longs
superintendent johnson. of the c.. B.
X q, was in the city today,
Black and led raspberres' and blacks
berries at {. c. TrueSdales.
lfaou want fine box of candy put up
in good style, Try krell X Math
Senior Vice Commander A. NJ Crane,
OF Bufard Post q \. r.. is very i'll.
Miss Julia NJ Siunet has 1ust returned
from four weeks visit To Leavenworth.
KS.
Among the pensions granted Yesterday
was one TO Alderman A. H. Hampton, of
this city.
Plums, peaches, nice cooking apples
and nice berries of all kinds at F. q.
Young's.
C E Adams has returned from Den
yer, Colorado. His wife will return in
about three weeks
The voting place in Yuma township
has been changed from Yuma Center to
Joslin, at F. }. WhitesIdes implement
store
MIS-. H. Potts and her daughter Mag
gle, leave this evening for New jefferson,
Iowa, where they intend to stay the rest
of the summer.
The coolest finest and best served ice
cream psror in the three cities is that
| of krell & Maths They serve the best
of everything
Clemann & Salzmann have purchased
finely matched team of black horses at
Coal Valley The new team will be used
Sh thtAl -tltNIiN Nasbu'
The ladies of the First NJ. f church
are making arrangements for a lawn
sociable at Capt. T. J. Robinson's on
Tuesday evening Of next week.
One of the cars on the Rock Island &
Milan road bears emblems of mourning
in respect to the late jacob Riley, who
was one of the directors of the road
Oliver Olsen, Esq returned last even
ing from Fountain City, where he has
been as the guest of Capt. Durham lie
reports fishing excellent in that vicinity.
Rev Wing of Muscatine has written a
three column article To New York paper
on prohibition in Iowa. in which he saws |
that Davenport is disgrace to Iowa"
One Of the Oldest and most respected |
citizens of Belgian birth in Moline
Francis Thienpoint died yesterday. He
was IS years old and bad lived in Moline |
80 years.
Private Fred Buck, of the Rodman |
Rifles, returned from Springfield this |
morning. He reports the regiment en-
campment as a success and the bows
Ex-Policeman John Wichman has
opened his saloon at 2113 Fourth avenue
and ex-Policeman "Dutchev" Rosenfield |
is tending bar for him Thus two of |
Mayor Blanding's old force are provided
for
Mr.. Chas. Fiebig has a contract to put
in his patent system of electric signal |
bells in the coal mines at What Cheer. |
Iowa, and leaves Monday to attend to the |
work. Mr.. Fiebig's system is now work.
ing satisfactorily in the mines at Gable.
II. Clay Connolly, Esq. of Rock Isl
and, Ill, is in Somerset visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Connolly is a brother
of the wife of Judge Baer at whose res.
idence on Union street he is staying.-I
Somerset pa Democrat.
The school board held special meet>
ing Wednesday evening to consider the |
proposals for hard pine floors and cell |
ings in buildings | and g. The bids were
for strip and grove finish, the former
being the most expensive. and Mr. NJ W |
Battles bid for grove finish of S173 81 at |
No. l. and s415 SIS at No. 3, was ac-
cepted.
Wednesday the secretary of war ,direc
ted Colonel Baylor, commandment at the |
arsenal, to hereafter apply the 8 hour
law to the workingmen at the arsen al,
not knowing that the colonel himself an. |
piled 1t two yeals ago. The island labor
ers were released from bondage when |
Flsgler was relieved from duty at that
post
Alderman Frank III is proving himself
one of the most industrious as well as
one Of the best members the Rock Island |
common council has ever had. As mem
Der of the bridge committee he is per-
sonally experimenting the repairs of the
Rock river bridges and devoting much |
valuable time TO the city's welfare, for
which he receives no remuneration.
Supt. of Water Works Stafford, is puts |
ting IN pipe and flushing valves for the |
end of the old twelve inch main at the |