Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-07
BRIEFLETS.



C. Tsuesdale's.
John O'Mara is back from the soldiers
home at Quincy, on a furlough.
The Yaho0 has commenced to soak his
head The Lords name be praised
Business is booming at Hopes 0e-
cause of the new fall goods he has Just
received.
The Misses Julia and Amelia Schneider
have returned from their long visit TO
New York
Mr.. Frank Bowen, of Eureka, will lead
the prayer meeting Al the Christian chap
ell at : 30 tomorrow evening.
The concert advertised to be neld at
Black Hawks watch tower this evening,
will occur if the weather permits.
Mrs. 7. J. Buford and daughter, Mrs.
Lieut. Bell left this morning for FIT On
tariO for an extended visitto Mrs. Capt.
SandersOn.
LOst-Beiween the bridge and Eigh
teenth street and Sixth avenue, lady's
black braided jersey. A suitable reward
at this office.
County Supt. Southwell announces
that examinations will be held in his
Office on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day for all applicants for teachers certlfi-
Gates.
There will be a leap year party given
at Turner hall, Friday evening Aug. 10.
Admission fifty cents per couple. supper
included, Objectionable parties exclu>
ded.
Eliza Jane Holden, a single woman
aged forty one years, and for some time
an inmate of the poor farm, wandered
away barefooted a week ago Friday and
as yet no trace of her has been found.
Patronize the Rock Island steam laun-
dry where trst-class work is done on
short notice. You can have your laundry
brought TO your place of residence free
1924 Third avenue, Tegeler's block.
Alderman Hampton must possess con-
siderable intrepidity or he never would
report 10 the council that "Farrell's
stink factory" was not a nuisance.
Hampton had better carry gun. for this
is nothing short of an insult 10 "old sta
istics"
A missionary tea will be given by the
Auxiliary society of Trinity church at
Mrs. Geo. Parsons, corner of Fourth
avenue and Eleventh street, Thursday,
from ) to pm. Good supper twenty
five cents. Krell & Maths ice cream ten
cents. All friends invited
While fishing at Sears dam Yesterday.
Mr.. John Bleuer, of No. 12l Eighteenth
street, took what he supposed was his
own dip net, but on arriving home dis
covered that it belonged to some one else
unknown to him The owner can find |
the net at the above address
The next annual picnic of the Rock |
island County Old Settlers society will
be held IN the grove near the Seventh |
ward school, on SATURDAY, Sept. l This
Is where the picnic was held last year and |
proves, all things considered, To he the |
most desirable place that could be found |
In one of his short, pilhv and mOnosvl- |
Liable messages, the mayor states that he |
Will not veto the ordinance granting the 1
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swan l"nnRren, Hans Nelson, John
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ihe 'o'lhe D'Spa''H mas 'he good com
mon sense I" Tepuhiate the language used
ny mau'ha Fletcher toward the demo-
cra's' and says 1T Is hard to see what
GOOD such language as this can possibly
40 me republican party. And yet the
Nl"Ibe repunilchhs nave engaged The VI
Imperative Matilda Tor three evenings.