Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-24
BRIEFLETS.
Read McIntire Bros. adv.
Mason fruit lars at NAYS.

Young's.
Mrs. F. L. Bliss has returned from her
trip to Racine.
Mr.. Sam Heagy. of Hampton. was in
the city today.
Plain China silks reduced to 33c this
week at McCabe Bros
Maj. II. NJ. Abel left this morning for
his home in Minneapolis.
James O'Connor and wife have re-
turned from visit to Chicago.
Ladies' gauze vests cents each at
McCabe Bros. have been AZ cents.
Ten pieces Oriental lace flouncings full
3S inches wide 10 cents yard, at McCabe
Bros.
W. B. Brinton, of the democratic state
central committee, spent Sunday at the
Harper.
81 35 gold head Gloria umbrellas. 90
inch, $1.35, fair quality. at McIntire
Bros.
Plain curtain poles 4c each, full sets,
brass trimmings, TIC extra, at McCabe
Bros, for three days.
About 40 per cent. discount this week
on handmade linen lace trimmed cur.
tains, at McCabe Bros
25 cents-curtain poles in ebony, cher
ry, walnut, brass fixtures all complete, %
cents at McIntire Bros.
Billy Cation, of st. Louis. the great
billiard player. is visiting friends in his
old home in this city.
Poles-curtain poles cents each for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday this
week al McCabe Bros. See adv.
The lucky number in the reffle of the
fine music box at Lothar Harms saloon
Saturday night was 4S, held by Mr.. F.
W. Young.
French sateens- McIntire Bros offer
| this week new choice. assortment of
French sateens in the latest designs and
colorings.
Oscar Larson. of Moline. aged twenty.
two. was adjudged insane in the county
court today. His malady is of a harmless
nature, mainly dependency.
Childrens lace caps and bonnets re-
duced TO cents, were IA. Another lot
were "a. cut to 10 cents. Others were
3S, this week go at 81 cents at McCabe
Bros.
Rev. Ralph Jefferson, of Princeton.
| was present at both services at Trinity
yesterday, preaching in the morning and
assisting the rector, Mr.. Sweet in the
| services.
Mr. G. B. Marshall, of Cordova. is in
the city on business. Marshall still hangs
on to the postmastership of his place
but expects to resign in favor of some re-
publican before long
The new Moline avenue car barns OF
the Holmes syndicate are fast approach
ing completion. The building is undel
roof, and Contractor Guthrie is pushing
the work as rapidly as possible.
County Clerk Donaldson announces
that there will be opportunity to registe
at the different election places of Rocl
Island and Moline Tomorrow for tn,
special election of states attorney.
Capt. O'Connor, of the LeClaire Belle
brought down big raft for the Muse
company. of Muscatine. this morning
Its dimensions were $50 by 600 feet an,
it contained over one million feet of logs
| Prof. q. r. Housed leaves tonight TO
Peoria to attend the second annual meet
ing of the Illinois Music Teachers asso
citation which will be in session Their
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Saturday did not pass without the ap
pearance of another candidate for tn
republican states attorney nomination
Mr. Adair Peasants is the latest to pro
claim himself as willing to be in th
manner sacrificed.
Yesterday was a great day for tn
figure four in base ball way. Evans
vile defeated Davenport, IA to 4; Spring
field defeated Peoria. 10 to 4; Quincy de
feated Burlington IS to 4; Rock islam
defeated Monmouth Is to 4.
Mr.. Bailey Davenport promises Roc
Island one of the most elaborate pyro
tecinic displays at the watch tower thi
year that has ever been seen in this pal
of the country. Nothing will be spare
to make the event patriotic and enjoy
able one.
Capt. James Blaisdell returned fe,
} days ago from very pleasant trip t
Minneapolis and St. Paul. While i
Minneapolis Mr.. Biaisdell met an oil
army comrade, Mr.. Dabb. mayor of tina
city, who took great pleasure in show
ing his friend all points of interest.
Rev. w. s. Marquis completed tn
first five years of his passionate of th
, Broadway Presbyterian church yester
day, and in the morning preached sci
mon appropriate to the event. There
, only one Protestant minister in Rock Is
land who has been here as long as Nj
Marquis-Rev. R. F. Sweet, of Trinit
parish.
Muscatine has a lively old boy O
eighty odd blooming summers who
about to go to Nebraska and get married
HIS wife died few months ago and he
lonely. The neighbors are organizing
grand tambourlne drill with tin pan an
fish horn overture for the benefit of th
gay couple upon their return.