Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-24
BRIEFLETS.


}. Fine blackoerries at very low prices a
n Mays
: Large spring chickens al G. G. Trues
<. dale's
/, Tolliver, the ball player, is back iron
al Sterling.
o. Red and black raspoerries at c, c
: Truesdale
Blackberries and plums at c. C.
! Truesdale's.
The thermometer commenced perspir>
ing again today.
i G P. G. excursion Thursday evening
" Tickets 30 cents
t Hon. II. C. cleveland was in Peoria
. on business yesterday.
Supervisor Montgomery, of Edgington.
- was in the city today.
}, Gloves l cent, silk lace mitts 4 cents
] per pair at McCabes.
Il Cheap loans by the Rock Island Build
t ing association tonight.
, The unloading sale at McCabe Bros. is
! the talk of the town.
f The Misses Riley Dolly and Egan have
gone up the river on pleasure trip.
The prohibitionists held their regular
| weekly meeting at Killers hall last even
$ ing
There will ue services tomorrow morn
ing at Trinity church at O'Clock being
the festival OF Saint James
The republicans are now talking of
a NJ A.f Fl 10 l.
Corbett on in his place
John ONeil today brought fine new
wagon out of the shops for Chrisly's
cracker bakery. Il is daisy
Mr.. T. l. Wagonseller one of Viewer
hauser & Denkmans western representa-
tives, is spending the day in the city.
The ladies of the First NJ E. church
hold their lawn s0clable al the residence
OF Capt. 7 J. Robinson this evening :
Sheriff Silvis has sent all his Indian
ponies except two to his farm at Carbon
Gin, where he viii turn tn EN- out to pas,
ture.
The bowery dance at Rapids CITY. post
poned from the Fourth, took place last
evening. Bleuer's band furnished the
music
The case of W. L. Ferrald VS. Huntoon
Bros, was called up in the county court
this morning, but was postponed indeti,
nitely
Mrs F C. A. Denkmau, Mr.. Fred
Denkman and wife and Miss Ionic Denk |
man left last evening for Asbury Park to |
remain the rest of the summer.
Now is the season of discomfort for all |
would he competitors of McCabe Bros.
whose unloading quotations will not be
met anywhere in the three cities.
Mr.. A. J, Terry, of Grand Mound.
Iowa, and Miss Minnie Hahn, of Rock
Island, were married this afternoon at
the Central Presbyterian parsonage, Rev
Medium officiating.
The Davenports were defeated by the
Bloominglons yesterday by score of .
to 4. The TeTre daute club has now
dlshanded and the Interstate leage is
practically gone up.
The g 0, p. is having hard luck. First
the elements interfere with their pro-
gramme, and then their most luminous
orator breaks his appointment through
force of circumstances"
Messrs. r H Stockhouse, c. W Ne,
gus, Ii. J. Lowrey and others will 90 to
Peoria in the morning to take in the
races. There is large list of entries
The sport commenced TODAY.
Snpt Cozatt today removed the Rock +
Island stables of the Union Street Rail
way to the barns back of the CONNER
clal house, mach more convenient place a
than the one heretofore used.
The Rodman Rifles returned from
Springfield by special train over the c..
d, X z at $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
The boys all look hearty and well and re-
port having had delightful time.
Conductor Sullivan and Baggageman
Corkrell' of the C., B Il Q, are playing
with the Rock Island nine against the
Moline club today. The railroad bows
loom up IN great shape in ball uniform.
Plenty of fruit Jars at Loosleys-Ma
son jars, Boyd porcelain caps. These
are the best. Besides this, you will prob
ably be Interested in the self sealing dairy s
milk bottles they are now introducing.
Mr.. Hugh Fitzsimaons has gone to
ST, Joseph, Mo, 10 represent the local
Swilchmen's Mutual Aid society in the
union meeting of engineers. frcmen, =
hrakemen and switchmen to be held there 4
today,
The boom in the millinery department
OF McCabe Bros. is quite unprecedented
Tor this season of the year. Their uns
loading quotations are attracting Gus
TONERS from greater distance than ever
before
Geo. W. Smith, ten-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith, of Dav-
export, was drowned in the river east of
Neyerhauser X Denkmsn's saw mill
across the river, while swimming with .
some companions last evening.
The democratic rally at Stewartville
tonight promises to be grand affair
The democracy of Proud Moline and its
suburbs are wideawake this year, and the
large msJorities heretofore given there, are
things of the past
OMara's failure to appear at the :
Franklin square meeting last night has
caused a sensation in the republican .
ranks of no mean proportions and no
little Indignation. Pat was looked upon
as the promised flower of the evening and
the disappointment he has Caused his
friends is truly appaling-but Pat WAS
probably indisposed aud of course is ex-
Cusable.
1t should not be understood that be A
cause Moline failed to raise the 8
amount required TO secure the con \