Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-08
BRIEFLETS.
Free-McIniire Bros.

ment.
Curtain poles Free See advertisement
of McIntire Bros.
Joseph Gaskell and wife, of Minneapo-
lis. are in the city.
Corsets worth 81. go at so cents this
week at McCabe Bros.
The board Of supervisors assembled for
the July term this afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. Baker. of Edgington. was
among the callers at the ARGUS office to-
day.
Wanted-Girl to do general Homework
in small family. Inquire 721 Seventeenth
street.
Go to Kingsbury's Tuesday or Wednes-
day and get your stationery. See their
add for prices.
Swiss and India linen skirting en-
broideries As inches wide, so cents up at
McCabe Bros.
The celebrated woven wire elastic side
section Schilling corsets will be continued
at S5c at McCabe Bros.
Wash goods-McIntire Bros are show
ing large variety of seasonable dress
goods. Prices the lowest.
Money refunded If the fast black hos,
ierv sold by McIntire Bros. fades or
cracks from perspiration.
Alderman Winslow Howard leaves for
trip north tomorrow, which will include
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, etc.
The misdemeanor case duplicating
John Crubaugh. Rudolph Koch and Jo-
seph Maxwell was settled before Justice
Halves on Saturday.
The handkerchief sale at McCabe Bros
will make quite bustling 124c ones at
&c; those at 15c go at &c, and 25c ones at
Zee. Take an early look.
T. ]. Normoyle is home from college
at Ksnkakee. having also attended the
graduation of his brother, Cadet Nor
movie at West Point.
John McDarrah has at last shelved his
crutches, after having them for constant
companions for four months. His in>
jured foot is mending slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Gable spent last
night with Mrs Cables parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Buford, in the city. returning
to their Chicago home at noon today.
Fire broke out in the roof of the
Brush Electric Light company's building
on First avenue last night and DESTROYED
patch foot square before it was sub
dued without further damage
The annual picnic of Trinity parish and
Sunday schools will be held at Spring
Cove slide on Wednesday. Cars will
leave the corner of Sixth avenue and
Seventeenth street at 10 O'Clock.
The second grand concert of Strasser's
Union band, under the direction of Ja>
cob Strasser and the management OF
Henry Schillinger. will be held at
Schutzen park Davenport, next FRI
day evening.
Mrs, Capt. Vsrney and Miss Varney
leave tomorrow for their new home at
Wstertown, Mass. Capt. Varney and
sons have been east for some time, Mrs.
and Miss Vsrney visiting in Davenport
since their departure.
All local interests are absorbed today
in the Sullivan>Kilrain fight and in Rock
Island the Boston bruiser has been the
general favorite from the first, and the
sporting community heresbouts rejoices
in his victory.
The July term of the county court cons
vened this morning. but nothing was
done in either of the two most important
matters coming before 1.-THE election
contest or the Second avenue paving as.
sessment, appointment of commissioners >,
etc.
The R. 1. & P. is offering reduced
rates from ROCK Island to Nashville,
Tenn, and return from July l TO 16
going and FROM, TOD = -'SP'. ~ ie
turning, for SIT so for the round trip
on account of the National Educational
hSSOCietiUu
In game of ball between the Piutcs
and Boat Club mines at Davenport Satur-
day, Messrs. Fay Lynde, Fred Kinney,
Lee Calf and John Gait, of this city were
members of the Piutes who came out
victorious by score of 10 to IS. Lynde
and Gait did some scientific battery work.
Carse & Ohlweiler, who at times have
been troubled with muddy water for
washing tubs, set in operation Saturday
a Holly pump with pipe connections to
all parts of their works, which supplies
clear Black Hawk spring water to the
washing tubs and bottle cleansing ma
chinery. This is q great improvement
to this large establishment.
Among the couples who took out mar
rage licenses in Chicago during one day
were Michael Wawzynaik and Anna
Cichsnska. Ignatius Clybowski and Annie
Wychenewski, and Jan Strzyzynska and
Antonio Gksinka. All these names are
regular tooth-pullers, but marriage will
wipe out half of them, and therefore will
not be charged again by anybody reading
this item as failure.
John Case, who has been passenger
brakeman, and later baggsgeman, on the
G. r. l. & P. road between Davenport
and Chicago, died in Chicago last We'd
nesday and the funeral occurred Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Cases ailment was can
Ger of the stomach. He quit his run
about three weeks ago, and from that
time on grew worse rapidly. Mr.. Case