Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
BRIEFLETS.

All kinds OF berries at F. G. Youpg's.
Is per cent discount at the Colder
Eagle.
Berries of all kinds at G. c. Trues'
dale's.
Brick Switzer and cream cheese st F.
G. Young's.
Fine spring chickens dressed to order
at Mays.
Large spring chickens at F. G
Young's.
Pure cream only in the ice cream al
Krell s. Maths.
Fine watermelons and tomatoes at c.
c. Truesdsle's.
Is per cent off ON oil summer goods al
the Golden Eagle.
Spring chickens dressed to order at g
G. Truesdale's.
Annual midsummer reduction sale at
the Golden Eagle.
All summer goods must go at the Gol>
den Eagle-15 per cent discount.
Preparatory service will be held tonight
in the Central Presbyterian church.
Vanilla, bisque and strawberry are the
flavors Krell & Math have in their ice
cream.
The board of education made its an
ual inspection of public school buildings
this morning.
Take advantage of the Is per cent dis
count which the Golden Eagle is offering
on all their summer goods
Satellite Bros. are Frightening the in
terror of Weyerhsuser Il Denkmann's
Office with paint and paper.
Wante1-Two lady canvsssers Brand
new article; sure seller. Salary or cons
mission. *. Y" this office.
Now is your time TO buy summer cloth
ing Is per cent discount on all summer
goods at the Golden Eagle.
The German English school. with
Bleuer's band. has gone up to Hubers
garden for its annual picnic today.
Mr.. d. Newburger, of st. Joseph, Mo,
who was leading merchant here twenty
years ago. is the guest of Mr.. Morris
Rosenfield.
Miss Clara Hass has returned from
Boston. where she has completed course
in the conservatory of music. She re-
turns to further improve her talents in
the fall.
Next Sunday will be Communion SUM-
day at the Broadway Presbyterian church,
and this evening there will be prepare
tory service on the subject in the psrlors
of the church.
All the latest styles in straw hats as
well as the latest and newest novelties in
thin coats and vests are included in the l5
per cent discount sale now in progress at
the Golden Eagle.
Capt. Pat. Yore, the veteran aud we'll
known steamboat man of ST. Louis, and
father of J. H. Yore, of Canton, and C.
J. Tore, of this city, is dangerously i'll at
his home at St. Louis.
Read the advertisement of the Bank
rupt boot and shoe store on the first
page. Only one more day in Rock Isl
land. The last opportunity to get foot
wear ar your own price.
Mr.. J. V. Mshoney. secretary of the
Sioux City corn palace. Is sending out
circulars descriptive of the third annual
festival to be opened September % and
which promises to be larger and grander
than ever
The annual picnic of the Orangemen of
this vicinity is being held at Presumption
today and great many have gone out
from this city. The affair promises to be
larger and more interesting than any of
its predecessors.
Mr.. F. J. Crank, the popular manager
of the Kimbsll house, Davenport, has re-
signed on account of i'll health and with
a determination to locate in California.
He will be succeeded by Mr.. Frank Hall,
an experienced hotel man.
Mayor McConochie, Aid. Schroeder,
VIM. Atkinson and Supt. Schnitger, of
the Holmes syndicate lines, will probably
visit Galesburg tomorrow to inspect the
brick street paving there, preparatory to
putting in the Rock Island pavement.
Capt. C. W. Durham purchased his
new First avenue property of Mr.. J. 8.
Gilmore for So, 800, the latter having
originally bought it of Mr.. Albert War
rem and put 1t in thorough repair in every
respect before transferring it to Capt.
Durham, who will occupy it as home in
few weeks.
The annual picnic of Trinity parish
was held at Spring Cove yesterday. the
Sunday schools o: both the church and
chapel participating, and q most enjoya.
bic day was spent. the children being
provided with splendid dinner, album
dance of lemonade. and every means of
pleasure. They will long remember the
day.
The BARRIERS of Rock Island are inaug-
urating movement similar to that put
on foot by their Moline brethren for
closing their shops on Sunday 1t is to
be hoped the general sentiment in its
favor among the BARRIERS will be uuani-
nous. as there is no class of workmen
whose labors are more combining, and at
least one entire dsv of rest week is de-
served.
Peoria has humane officer, whose