Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-31
BREiFLETS.


Labor day Monday.
School begins Monday.
Famous Kolb melons, at Benefits.
Fancy dressed chickens. al Benefits.
Bargains in odd pants at the M. & K.
Trinity concert at Harper's theatre to-
| night.
Watermelons on ice 10 cent at Young's
| grocery.
Peaches. pears, bananas, and grapes,
at Benefits.
The supervisors meet one week from
| next Tuesday.
Drop in and see the nobby styles at
Lloyd & Stewards.
The Peoria base ball club is at the
Rock Island house.
Bargains in
Odd boys suits, M. & X.
Supervisor Jack" Wilson, of Rural,
Was in the city today.
Carpets are going with rush at Gle
mann d Salzmann's.
See those gold headed silk umbrellas
| for 81 at Lloyd & Stewards.
Circuit court convenes for the Septem-
Der term next Monday afternoon.
Stop and buy one of those 81 silk UNI
brellas at Lloyd & Stewards.
School books and school requisites of
every kind at r. Champion & Cos.
A new line of late style neckwear re-,
ceived today at Lloyd & Stewards.
Go to Harpers theatre tonight and hear
a good concert and benefit good cause
Messrs. r. j.. Champion and E. II.
GuYer returned from Chicago last even>
ing.
Make selection now of your carpet
from the large stock at Clemann & Salz-
| mann.
Judge Lucian Adams returned from
the national encsmpment at Milwaukee
last evening
Next week, Turkish baths to ladies so
cents at 116 West Third street, Daven-
port.
Go to Champions book store for your
outfit of books. states, tablets, compost.
ton books. etc.
Rooms to rent, suitable for dwelling
or offices. j. D. Taylor, Ninth avenue,
Nineteenth street.
What grade will you be ln2 1t doesn't
matter-Crampton can give you every.
thing you need
The sociable at the Christian Chapel
last evening was well attended and was a
success in all respects.
Champion has every school book you
Will want A large shipment of fresh
books received yesterday.
Rev. W. S. Marquis and family, who
are now at the sea shore, are expected
home the first of the week.
Psrlor sets at Clemann & Salzmaun's
are among the finest ever seen or pro-
duced in this part of the west.
Ex>City Clerk A. W. Mcpherson, of
Moline, was today appointed guager to
succeed Arthur Burial. of this city.
On the first day OF school go into
Champions and see if you can't get more
Tor your money there. We know it.
Aid. Frank Ill and winslow Howard
have returned from Milwaukee, where
they attended the national G. A. r. en-,
campment.
Strasser's Second Regiment band en-
tertained a fine audience in its third sub
scription concert at Hincher's garden last
evening.
Announcement is made of the fourth
grand concert by Strasser's band at
Schuetzen park. Davenport, next Friday
evening.
The mayor of Davenport has sus-
pended Police Officer Chas Faulkner for
one month without pay for making an
illegal arrest
Mrs. Nj. L. Battles and children re-
turned from their visit to Minonk last
| evening, ana MIR. Battles will be home
the first of this week.
Messrs. VIM jackson, E b. Guyer,
| and A. Huesing have notified President
Hass that they cannot attend the water
way convention al Cincinnati.
Stamp Clerk Huckstsedt's internal
| revenue collections for August figure up:
beer, 81, 59725; cigars, $1.17s. 25; to-
| bacco, 81 60-total 5, 7S0.10.
A meeting of the ladies of st. Luke's
hospital guild will be held at the resi-
dence of the president, Mrs. J. NJ. Bu-
ford, at 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
Look out for surprised 1t is coming
in the shape of low prices and variety of
school supplies at Champions. States,
tablets, note books. pencils, erasers, etc.
MIR. David Bieuer was the recipient of a
surprise party last evening on the &C.
| casion of his twentY>first birthday an.
niversary. 1t was joyous event in all
respects.
Capt. j. NJ. Montgomery returned this
morning from Milwaukee, where he at
tended the great encampment. He says
Milwaukee did herself proud on this oc.
| casion.
MIR. Fred Hilfnger, the harness maker
has just completed an elegant gold
mounted harness for the Phoenix Hose
company fine piece of work manship
indeed
MIR. Robt. Rogers, one of the efficient
passenger engineers on the r l. & P, is
taking well deserved lay off. He has
Just returned from Freeport on q visit to
his parents.
Mr.. P. L. Mitchell and daughters, Mrs.
Wadsworth, of Davenport, and Mrs.
Wadsworth, of Rock Island, returned
last evening from their visit to Saratoga
and the watering places by the sea.
Dan Sullivan. for many years messen-
ger boy at the Western Union Telegraph
office, has taken position in the office of
the night operator of the c., r. /. i P.
road. Dan is faithful boy and will
succeed.
The circuit court will find the interior
OF the court room nicely repspered and
reprinted, and the space back of the rail-
ing recarpeted. when it convenes Mon.
day. Sheriff Silvis has force putting
the finishing touches on today.
The Rock Island presbytery of the
United Presbyterian church and the La