Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-31
BRiEFLETS.

S2.6s
For mans
Suit at the NJ. & X.
This was muster day on the island.
This weather will do very well, thank
you.
The cheapest watermelons in the city
at Mays.
Mems suits So IS, So SO and upward
at the NJ. Il X.
Capt. T. J. Robinson's condition con-
| tinues hopeful.
Tomorrow will be the last day of the
| re bate shoe sale at the Nj. & K.
As advertised the rebate shoe sale at
| the Nj. X K. ends tomorrow, Aug. /.
Thursday, August /, is positively the
| last day of the rebate shoe sale at the M.
& K.
Engineer F. L. Bliss and daughter.
Miss Lulu, have gone on visit to Lin
coin, Neb.
The entire stock of Dimick's livery
stable for sale at bargain. Enquire of
J. c. Adams.
The steamer Caffrey deposited fine
raft at Weyerhauser & Denkman's mill
| this morning.
A number of FreepOrt capitalists have
organized stock company for the man
ufscture of bicycles.
| The old building back of the Harper
| house has been removed. 1t had become
an eye sore and is better out of the way
| Better make haste and supply yourself
| and family with footwear now-before
the ending of the special shoe sale at the
NJ. & K.
| Supt. Schnitger has gotten an eXtrs
number of cars in order To carry the null
titudes to the show grounds in Brooks
field tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs H. W. Dusinberre have
secured the suburban home of Mrs
Elizabeth Harper on Aiken street and
will occupy it the remainder of the sum
mer.
| Davenport defeated Burlington yester
day by score of 5 to .. The respective
batteries were Rhincs and Harrington
and Stephens and Childs. The same two
clubs play today and tomorrow.
Now that the special sale of shoes a
the NJ. Il K is coming to a close Wig
orous clearing out IN their clothing de.
partment will be commenced at once
Mems suits will be started at So 6S. S29S
So SO and upward.
| A Kansas man claims to have discov
cred process for converting watermelon
juice into the finest kind of vinegar. The
product of twenty three acre melor
patch yielded $4,000, according to thI
rather fishy tale narrated by a Kansas
newspaper. The whole state is anxious
to find the receipt for turning watermel
on juice into merchanable vinegar
The Rodman Rifles leave for Camp
Lincoln at Springfield at 5:15 next Mon.
day morning by special train over the c.
b. & Q road. Company F will joiI
them at Moline, the Sterling company a
Barstow. the Cambridge company a
Lynn and the Monmouth and Galesbur.
: companies at Galesburg. The Sixth reg
iment will be in camp a week.
Edna Grace Beal, daughter of Col. L
w. Beal. of Cherokee, Iowa, formerly o
Rock Island. died at the residence O
Willard Baker. 722 Twentieth street a
p. m. today, aged sixteen years an,
nine months. Consumption was tn
cause of her death. She had come T.
s Rock Island with hopes of benefitting he
health, though she was given up befor
coming here.
Mr.. E. Turner. who has been in chsrg,
of the local agency of the Adams Elk
press company since its establishment
2 here, has been promoted and appointe
: agent at Duluth, MINI, and will be sue
ceeded in Rock Island by Geo. Stsnberr
at present a messenger on the Iowa d
. vision of the c., M. & St. P. Mr.. Tul
, ner has proved most energetic an
8 agreeable agent. and has won man
friends among the business men an
public generally in Rock Island.