Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-16
BREIFLETS.
Fresh celery at Mays.

Egg plant and full line of vegetables
at C. G. Truesdsle's.
A little son of Peter Stelck is suffering
with the diphtheria.
The combination sale at the Golden
Eagle has caught on.
Rev. r. F. Sweet has returned from
his visit to Wisconsin.
Fine Bartlett pears and peaches &c
cents per basket at Mays.
Muscatine island nutmegs. watermelons
and sweet potatoes at Mays.
Only two more days of the great CON-
binstlon sale at the Golden Eagle.
The place to save from 25 cents to
81. 90 on hat is at the nj. s. K.
R. P. Wait. cashier in Schoonmaker e
Reynolds bank, was in the city today.
M. & KS. is the place where you can
buy Mothers Friend waists at 90 cents
Found-A hand satchel at the Tower. >
Enquire at No. 324 Nineteenth street
Rock Island.
Muscatine island nutmegs and water.
melons, the first Of the season, at g. G.
Truesdsle's.
Mr.. W. A. Compton, a prominent
young lawyer of Macomb, was in the city
today on business.
Take look at those nice dressed
chickens at Mays, which he has pre-
served on ice.
A large and excellent line of grapes,
peaches. bananas, nutmegs and water
melons at F. G. Youngs.
DIR. E. E. Rogers. of Port Byron. and
Mr.. Saml Heagy, of Hampton, were in
the city today on business.
Those tan goat shoes, with ooze cali
tops for ladies, have been placed on sale
at $3.50 pair at the M. & K.
Leave your measure tomorrow at Simon
* Mosenfelder's for the celebrated Crom-
well shirt. Price, 81; best quality.
They may all blow about hats, but the
only place you get the latest style and the
lowest price is at the Golden Eagle.
Where is the place TO buy mans suit
for 50 IS. better one at Sc. 90, and
still better at SO 9SH M. & K. 8, you bet.
Justice Halves Yesterday united in
marriage Mr.. John A. Newman, of Rock
Falls. and Miss Florence M. Burgess, OF
Erie.
The agent for the Dunkirk Shit COM
pany will be at Simon & Mosenfelders
tomorrow taking measures for the cele-
brated Cromwell shirts.
The second subscription concert which
was to have been held at Hinchers Elm
street garden last evening was postponed
because of threatening weather.
MIR. Geo. Stodd has purchased the old
Swedish Lutheran church at the corner
of Ninth street and Eighth avenue, and
will convert ii into an amusement hall
Marvin Case, Charles Reimers, John
Hawthorne. Thomas Lee, Richard Cramp-
ton, Fred Copp and Ralph Hsverstick
have gone up to Green river to camp out.
A wild and weird rumor has gained
credence that the night express is to be
reinstated on the Racine and Southwest
ern division of the c.. NJ. & st. P.
shortly.
MIR. Frank HARDWOOD came down from
Moline TO see some of his Rock Island
friends today. He is weak and emacist-
returned form California
One of the motors on the Rock Island
Il Milan road broke down on the watch
tower hill yesterday afternoon, but Supt.
Ezra Wilcher had it in good running
shape again this morning.
Mr.. John Warner has received a half
dozen of the finest bass he ever tasted.
NH, nh Lob ID
225 miles north of st. Paul and where
they are reported abundant.
The Farmers Alliance 1874, of Soutl
Moline, will have a gathering at Stew
arts grove on Thursday, August Goth
Prominent members of the national al
lance will be present and speak.
w. E. Crswford's general store a
Watertown was burglarized last night
and groceries valued at nearly So 70 sto.
len. An entrance was effected through
the front door by filing the lock There
is no clue to the thieves.
A force of mem worked all night con,
Meeting the new track of the Holme lin,
on Second avenue, and cars run over new
rail now as far west as Sixteenth street
track is being rebuilt and paved.
Maj. III. G. Connellys new residence OF
the corner of Twelfth street and SeconC
avenue. is beauty in outward appear
ance, and from what one see iookin,
through the large plate glass window.
has the look of elegant comfort within
Mr.. Adam Ellis, the we'll known mer.
chant of Port Byron, died at noon TODAY
He lived in Port Byron eighteen years
For three years he travelled for J M
Christy's cracker factory in this city anC
was obliged to give up because of failin,
health.
Messrs. Jerry Darrah and G. j. w
Schreiner. the purchasers of the Sheare
corner, Twelfth street and Third avenue
are making more than decided improve
ments to the building. The foundation
has been raised to grade and in shor
time the passer-by will not know the oil,
stand
VIM. Howe. aged about fifty, an oil,
soldier and well known citizen of Rocl
Island county, was buried at Morristown
Henry county, Thursday afternoon. III
died of Bright's disease. He was
stone mason by trade, and had beer
identified with the democratic party man,
years.
The Springfield base ball club is at the
Rock Island house. The capital cite
play the Davenports today, tomorrow
and Sunday. First baseman Strother
and right fielder Kappel. of the Daven
ports, have been suspended for dissipa-
ton and Schildknecht and Penders will
play their positions.
Carsten Carstens. of Davenport. who
has charge OF Supt. Schnitger's track
laying force. had the misfortune to hav,
his left foot run over by car while al
work this morning. Supt. Schnitgel
sent him at once to doctor and it wal
seen that while there were no bones bro