Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-08
BRIEFLETS.

New bats arriving daily at Lloyd q
Stewards.
For nice carpet go to Clemann q
Salzmann's.
For stylish hat go TO hat store
Lloyd & Stewards.
The English hat is in great favor at
Robinson g. Taliaferro's.
Still IN the lead--the famous Knox
hats-at Lloyd & Stewards.
Rev. W. s. Marquis and family re-
turned to the city last evening.
Parlor and chamber suites grander than
ever at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Bishop Walden breaches at the First
M. E. church tomorrow morning.
Don't forget the Mt. Joy fair. six
miles north of Davenport. next week.
Joseph F. Miller. of Bowling town
ship, was caller at the ARGUS office to-
day.
Miller's Silver King got fourth money
in the 2:39 class at Des Mones Thurs
day.
Order brick of ice cream from Krell
& Math and have something nice at your
party.
The Mt Joy Fair occurs next week,
commencing Tuesday, and continuing
four days.
Buy the Dunlap hat and have the cor
rect thing. Robinson & Tsliaferro
agents.
A new lot of double noiseless states
just received, in prices from 10 cents and
up, at the Far"
Capt. Whistler brought down the F. G.
A. Denkman this morning with Mr.. ]. ].
Reimer's party on board.
A new lot of double noiseless states
| just received. in prices 10 cents and up
at the Fair"
Mrs. Dr. McGsvren, of Missouri VAL
ley, Iowa, is visiting her parents. Major
and Mrs H. c. Connolly.
Sheriff Silvis, who returned from Car,
bon Cliff this morning reports his BROTH
er, r. ). Silvis, as no better.
Miss Josephine Burgh. of Chicago. who
his been visiting Miss Katharine Halves.
returned home this morning.
Capt. Durham dropped two flags on
the Gen. Barnard, lying in port here. at
hal. mast today in respect to Judge
Lynde.
Rev. G. W. Cue has returned from at
tending the conferences in Indiana and
Michigan, at both of which he made ad,
dresses.
There is very good prospect of Hsr-
per's theatre being reopened Mr.. C. A
Steel, the late manager, being the proba-
Bile lessee.
Mr. J Fl Gaunt, of Reynolds, was in
the city today and called at the ARGUS
Office. He says there is not much repui :
licanism about him.
The most magnificent line of carpets
ever shown to the public can now be seen
at Clemsnn Il Salzm snn's-hundreds OF
different patterns.
DR.. S. G. Plummer returned this morn.
ing from Toledo. Ohio, where he attended
the annual meeting of the society of the
Army of the Tennessee.
Capt. J. W. Bracket returned yester-
day from the upper river, where he has
been with Capt. Durham engaged in
Mississippi Improvements.
Misses Mary Mallory, Jessie Bogue
Hilda Browner and Silma Handbloom, o.
/ Mclntire Bros. dry goods store, have al
returned from their vacations
The Rock Island Pastors association
will meet In the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms a
1890 a. m. next Monday. A full attend
ance of the ministers is desired
Dutchy Rosen6eld and Geo. F. Downe
ran foot race last evening and Dutchy
: brought his adversary's hat into tn
ARGUS Office as a red mans trophy o
: triumph.
i Hon. N E Worthington has writte
that he can speak in Rock Island Thurs
day night next and arrangements arr
being made for a grand mass meeting oil
, that evening.
r Misses Ella Blskesley, Nellie Mahanns
: Clara Lyman and Dattie Lyman hav
gone up the river on the Moline,
Dimock & Gould's boat, for a pleasur
J, trip of ten days.
Maj. Alex Mackenzie has returne,
II from Cincinnati and Pittsburg, where h
!; participated as one of the board OF arm
e engineers to consider the project of NOV
n able dams on the Ohio river.
y The members of the Y NJ. c. A. wi
e hold business meeting on next Tuesds
n evening at s o'clock. Business of in
IT portsnce to be done Some interestin
m information regarding the building to /
reported.
d Bible reading, showing the life
:. Christ, as written by the old testame
~ prophets, ut the big tent, Flat Ire
n square, on Sunday evening. Special il
ct vitatlon to all Sunday school teachers an
III bible students.
The secretary of the American Mission
airy society has completed arrangement
whereby ali theological and college ST
dents are to be admitted free of charge
n. l. X. B. Arnold's illustrated lectures
ancient history and bible geography.