Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-19
BRIEELETS.

Choice blackberrleS at y. y. Irues-
: dale's
Mr.. Adair peasants left for Chicago
last night.
Cherries by the bushel at F. G.
Young's.
Krell & Maths for your Fourth of July
fireworks.
Otto Huber returned from Germany
last evening
Order your Strawberries by the quart at
F. G, Youngs.
Berries by the case this morning al G.
q. Truesdale's.
Everything new and fine in IRE works
at Krell & Maths.
Fire crackers from the smallest to the
largest. at Krell & Maths,
Miss Annie Tew, of Rock Island, is
visiting in Clinton aud Lyons, Iowa
Messrs. J. j Remers aud G w. Dur
ham left for Chicago last evening
Mr., BENZ. Haw. living on Moline ave
nue., is recovering from severe spell of
| typhoid fever.
The largest and best stock of fireworks
| of every description can now be seen at
krell Il Maths.
TO the singers in the war song concert:
We must have two rehearsals this week.
Thursday and Friday nights.
W. ii. Apologize, pastor of the ChrisN
tian church, goes this afternoon to Rap-
Ids City to hold series of meetings
1t was little Miss Polly Dunning of
the infant class, instead of Miss Johnson,
who so gracefully announced the pro-
gramme at the Christian chapel
The funeral of the late Elhu Turner
occurs from the late home of the deceased |
1919 Second avenue at $50 tomorrow
morning.
According to official returns Judge |
Bailey had ~, 1879 votes for supreme court
judge in the sixth district against 66
scattering votes.
On January l, 1889, there will be
total eclipse of the sun, sort of New
Years call of which history makes no
mention III inc past.
The grand war song concert comes off
June 26. The tickets are now for sale at
D. Roy Bowlby's. Seats may be re-
served Saturday without extra charge.
The c., r. l. & P. railroad will sell ex-
cursor tickets to all stations July and
4, at single fare for the round trip.
Tickets good for return passage on or
before July 5.
Messrs. W. G. Whitehead, l.. G.
Blanding and E. L. Brown have gone to
Ottawa today to pass an examination be-
fore the appellate court with a view of
being admitted to the bar.
Moonlight excursion this even
ing on the steamer Lbbie Conger and
barge leaving at 8 p M. Fare for round
trip 25 cents. Music and dancing. Go
and have a good time.
Mike Burke, the well known baggage
man on the c., B, & O., held lucky
number in p recent drawing of the LOUIS
ANA state lottery, the number being 76,
342, and it drew $500. Burke is now con.
trip to Europe.
On account of the Travellers Protective
annual convention at Min~
neapolis, Mimi, June 10 to "a the G..
r. |. & P. railway will sell round tickets
TO above society June is and 10. good to
return up to and including June %, at
rate of $3.50.
The Davenports defeated the Bloom
ingtons yesterday, 6 to 8. 1t is under
stood an effort will be made to continue
the Inter state league by the transfer of
the Decatur club to Lafayette, Ind, Dav-
export, however, will enter the Western
league.
Mr.. s. J. Stader, the Elm street barber.
was impressed with the fact that the
democratic party was on the double in
crease when he arose this morning and
found two as robust and strong lunged
cherubs as ever made fathers heart re-
joice. Stader thinks he has done his
duty by his country this time.
The board of education last evening
granted Miss Nellie r. Hayes a year s
leave of absence from her duties as one of
The instructors in the high school. Miss
Hayes is one of the best teachers in the
Rock Island public schools, and she
seeks temporary release from her stud
les in order that she may perfect herself
as teacher by term in Wellesley coll
ege.