Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-14
BRIEFLETs.

| 10 cents for summer coat at the M. q
z.
Calico coats for men 10 cents at the NJ
g. K.
Black raspberries at Youngs.
Spring lamb at fireman & Sons.
Large spring chickens at Youngs.
Spring chickens at fireman s. Son s.
Home grown strawberries at Young's
Buy your vegetables for Sunday a
Young's.
| A good mich cow for sale at los
Thirteenth street.
| Seersucker coats and vests SO cents Al
the M. & K
Peas. wax and string beans, new po'
tatoes and cauliflowers at Young's.
Scriven's patent jean drawers SO cents
at the M. & K. Never sold under 81 .25
The greatest underwear sale ever in
| augurated in Rock Island at the M. Il K
The M. & K. are overstocked with un-
derwear. That is why they are selling SC
cheap.
They are beauties. Those So hand
made men s shoes the NJ & K. are SELL
ing at 81.
If you want balbriggan, merino. gauze
or any other style of underwear the nj. &
X. are having a special sale.
Cheap loans by the Rock Island
Building association, Tuesday evening,
June IS. E. Fl. Guyer. Secretary.
Mr.. Will G Whitehead, who has been
confined to his home BY illness, was able
to be in his Office for short time yester-
day.
The household goods of the late Mrs.
Eta M. Rand will be sold at public sale
IN Negus' warerooms on First avenue, at
10 tomorrow morning.
A number of the visiting ministry att
tending the Swedish Lutheran synod will
doubtless officiate in the Protestant
churches Sunday.
At Des Moines Wednesday occurred
the marriage of General Supt. II. F.
Royce, of the Rock Island road, and
Mrs. r. Eichelberger.
Hincher's Elm street garden was
opened for the summer season last even
ing, Schillinger's band furnishing music.
There was large attendance.
The young people of the Broadway
nhnrnb hau q hla cfn
on Second avenue and will on the twen>
| ty first serve meals to business men.
A class of five was confirmed by Bisp-
OPP Burgess at Trinity church last even
ing, Bishop Perry, of Davenport, and
Walker, of South Dakota, participating
in the ceremonies.
Frank Lawson, the one legged soldier,
struck off down the river to-day on a
fiat boat, which he bought of Bachelor
the boatman, the latter supplying him
with bunk, stove, etc.
| In addition TO a full line of home
grown vegetables you can get wax beans
tomatoes, csulifiower. blackberrIes, rasp'
berries and extra fine bananas anC
oranges at Longs on Saturday.
Mrs. Sotelle, the we'll known national
seer and clairvoyant, will remain for 6
short time at the Commercial hotel, anC
promises to give satisfaction to all he
callers or no charges. Receives also
Sunday
Mr.. N. j. Moline and sister, of Maple
Plain, Hennepin county, are in the city
for weeks stay, visiting their cousin
Mr.. Chss. Oherg, and at the same time
taking i'll the services of the Lutheran
synod and enjoying the dedication cere
monies, etc.
Mrs. Gen. Hoffman gave o'clocl
tea yesterday in favor of Mrs. Lieut.
Bell, who is visiting her parents In thu
city. 1t was really rose party, ther,
being great profusion and variety o.
the sweet-scented flowers, Jacks" being
the most conspicuous.
Miss Florence Hamilton and compan
produced my Husband" in a very effec
tive manner at Harper's theatre las
night. Tonight American Born" wi
be presented, and for tomorrow s matine
"A Lost Child" has been selected, whel
each child attending will be given a mic
present.
HUper's Weekly of this week is
volume of more than usual interest. /
corps of artists have taken faithful
sketches of the great calamity at Johns
town and vicinity, and they tell the ter
rible tale more truthfully than words ca
describe it. Champion has ordered a
extra number to supply the demand.
The funeral of the late ex-mayol
VIM. Eggleston, was held in Trinit
church yesterday afternoon, Rev. R. F
Sweet officiating. There was large at
tendance and many handsome floral ties
timonials were shown. The mayor an
city council attended. The pail bearer
were: Ex>Mayors P Gregg, J M Buford
P Skinner, E P Reynolds, Henry Cars
and V NJ Banding.
G.. s. Hubbard of Chicago, state ager
of the Illinois Humane society for tn
prevention of cruelty to animals an
children, is in the city. His object il
coming is to organize branch society il
Rock Island, and to that end will ca
upon our citizens for the next few day
and explain the plans and objects of til
work. 1t is a good cause, and so en-