Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-06
BRIEFLETS.

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city.
Hats for everybody at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
Bunting for decoration at L. Eek
hardts.
Choice grapes and peaches at F. G.
Young's.
Everybody is looking forward for
Tuesday.
Oysters and celery, fresh, at F. G.
Young's.
Wood choppers wanted at Edgewood
park Monday.
Girl Wanted-Steady place and good
wages-715 Third avenue.
A nice line of fall and winter UNDER
wear just in at Lloyd & Stewards.
The largest stock of oil cloths to be
found in the tri-cities at Clemsnn & Sal
mann.
M. M. Corbett offers his residence No. |
1893 Twenty second street, for sale cheap. |
Enquire on premises.
Bargains in carpets and curtains for
the next thirty days at Clemann & Salz-
MAINS.
The different railroads are making suits
able arrangements for carrying the great
crowds which are expected here on Tues>
day next
Assistant Street Superintendent, Geo.
F. Downs, has removed into his new
house on Elm street near Seventh
avenue
Messrs. James Renfro and K. L.
Bailey returned this morning from st.
Louis, where they have been taking In
the great fair.
For sale on easy terms or rent house
of six rooms on Eleventh street, between
Fourth and Fifth avenues Enquire of
George Schafer
A grand concert will be given at the
First Baptist church on Thursday even
ing, Oct. II. under the direction Of Prof.
G. E. Griffith.
Mr.. George Schafer is repainting and
otherwise improving his recently acquired
property on First avenue, preparatory to
taking possession. L
The South Park chapel on Elm street
is to be dedicated tomorrow afternoon
with interesting exercises. Rev. DR..
Weidner will preach.
The Black Hawk Building and Loan as
ISOLATION awarded its available assets last
evening at 81! per cent premium, and
one loan at % per cent.
Miss Clara Smith, manageress of the
telephone exchange of Muscatine, is WIS.,
iting her friend. Miss Emma Johnson, of
the Rock Island exchange.
Mr.. Oscar B. Neece, sen of Hon. W
Fl Neece, died at the residence of bis
r father in Macomb yesterday. of typhoid
: fever, aged % years.
r Messrs. J. s. Gilmore and Fred Head
J president and trustee, respectively of tn,
t Rock Island pillow W works, are in St. Loui
t attending the fair.
+ The ladies OF the First NJ. E. churcl
9 will give psrlor entertainment and oys
d ter supper at the church parlors on Fri
day evening, Oct. 10.
), 1t is reported that Mr.. L. E. West, o
" this city, will on next Wednesday b
7. united in marriage to one Of Galesburg'
\ fairest daughters. How is it Louf
MIR. c. F. Peterson, of Chicago, VIII
delivered the able tariff speech at Molin
last evening, dined at the Rock Islam
.t house today, He speaks at Cable tc
r. night.
at The Christian chapel will have q lunc
e. counter in the vacant storeroom on Ii
- corner of Star block opposite the Harp'
n. house next Tuesday -Palmer's great da!
lg Prof and Mrs Henry NJ Schlllingt
n lost their bright little boy, Harry, WI
a died at his parents home in Dsvenpo
al this morning of Group. The notice I
lie the funeral appears elsewhere.
Sc Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, of North Brad
a ford, Conn, are visiting Mrs. rs. pa
Al ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Foote, in th
tn city. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foote. also
p North Bradford, accompanied them.
-, We are promised Cleveland weather {
III Tuesday. If it is as favorable as tod
he the streets will hardly be wide enough
a bold the multitude of enthusiastic dem
~, nc Gratis who will congregate to do homa:
al to the next governor of Illinois.
,ol Mr.. W. j. Browne, superintendent
at the St. Paul pillow works, formerly supe
az lntendent of the Rock Island pillow worl
ID, is in the city. He has been to St, Lot
attending the great fair. He is one of t
best pillow men in the United States.
The sociable at the South Park chal
last night was a successful and pleass
affair. There were about two hundr
~ present. A splendid supper was serv
mo and the evening was spent in general {
or, ciability. The receipts were gratifyiI
ro' County Clerk R. A. Donaldson a
cry County Treasurer John Schafer, Jr.,
in. in Springfield attending to county bu
wn ness as authorized by the board tt
the are neither of them of attending ia
NV as the morning paper represents.
re's 1t is understood a certain ex-cou
out official against whom the county DO
in instiga;ed proceedings and afterwa
sue dismissed them, is coming back from
Gov western home to make things interest
her for some Of the supervisors who were
is sponsible for his case.
'ut- As an indication of the political d
among the rising generation, it might
said that the local dealers in boys caps '
the presidential candidates names in
und letters thereon, report the sale as ab
in three to one in favor OF Cleveland
this Thurman. Hurrah for young Amer
bles The funeral of the late Mrs. Jos
lced Miller was held from her home on T
con- avenue yesterday afternoon and L
tin. number attended. Rev. Mennicke {