Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-03
BRIEELETS.

First class meals at the Taylor house
Linen pants and vests at the Golden
Eagle.
Raspberries this evening at G c. Trues'
dale's.
Hot. hotter, hottest weather clothing
II t the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. Albert Rbbe, of Muscatine. Iowa,
is in the city visiting friends.
Nice California pears, bananas. or
anges and lemons at BOro's.
Campaign hats, best quality, only 81
at the Golden Eagle; Others ask 81 %.
Silk serges. pongees and French flan'
nels, coats and vests at the Golden Eagle.
Another line of straw hats will be
opened this evening at the Golden EaAle
Mr.. Howard Baker and bride are visit
ing at The grOoms old home at Hamp-
ton.
John DaheT. of YOung's clerical force,
left for Muscatine today to spend the
Fourth
Jas Mccormick was married Wednes'
day, the 20th inst, instead of last Tues
day as stated.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 5 Warner left for
Rockford this morning TO spend the
Fourth
The plant of the Rock Island Iron
works for sale cheap. Apply to Geo.
Downing, Jr
Postmaster Stoddard, of Edgiugton.
was in the city today. He says Cleve-
land weather is booming the crops.
Go down town and see Krell Il Malh' :
grand illumination every evening to ad.
vertse their large stock of fire works and
flags.
c. c. Truesdale's store will remain
open Till 10 M tomorrow, So leave or
ders early for your spring chickens and
berries.
Henry N0nAch, formerly of Andalusia,
and now of Buffalo Iowa was the first
To unfurl Cleveland and Thurman flag
in that burg
Buy your Fourth of July fire works At
krell n Maths They have the largest
assortment and guarantee To give the
lowest prices
J. II. Mcconnell, of Cae township, is
be fore the county court this afternoon,
an lrquI-ltion being made as to his men
tai condition
Take your wife. sweetheart OF daugh>
ters into krell Il Maths line parlOr and
treat them to dish of the finest ice
cream YOU ever ale.
" A Christensen. of Stewartsvillr.
has uniurled a Cleveland and Thurman
nag in front OF his store Christianson'e
democracy is of the rock rooted kind.
Mir Chas Evans. the democratic Al
derman elect from the Fifth ward took
his seat in the council last night. despite
the open opposition from the democratic
mayor.
Mr.. J G. Rasmussen leaves Monday
for Minneapolis To attend the National
Association of Photographers and gain
what new and novel ideas there are in
thu art
Mr. John L Williamson, democratic
~ W. NJ Nh' l'hA.AiN hli'ft TUX SAdiS hlAl
stripes in the rebellion is back from
The MsrstalltoWn, Iowa. soldiers home
on IA short VISIT To his family.
Engineer Lagston. the Burlington en-
ginecr SO terribly beaten at Beardstown
by strikers, died yesterday from the
effects Of his injuries. Hessmer, the
&ssalaut Is in jail.
The Rodman Rifles gave another tine
drill on Market square last evening Capt
Chanunn is a number one drill officer
and his men arr constantly perfccjing
themselves III military tactics.
The eagle screams to all its patrons,
that now i the time TO buy thin clothing.
and the tIoiden Eagle proudly claims to
have the most extensive line in the three
cities and at the lowest prices Open to-
morrow until 4 p m. Call and examine
And now il is understood that the c
NJ Il 81 p railroad which recently slrnck
such an economical freak, has put
ticket takers on the Racine y Southwest
eTn division, which leaves the conductor
to simply run the train-a mere figure
head, with signals to the engineer when
to 90 and when to stop.