Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-25
BRIEFLETS.

Get your crockery and glassware at
Loosley's.
The greatest food of the present age
Quaker rolled oats.
Go and see the three Bears" at Har-
per's theatre Friday evening.
Ex-Supervisor 81. o. Norton, of Hamp-
ton. was in the city today.
Choice raspberries, blackberries and
strawberries as F. G.. Young's.
Nice California peaches, apricots. yell
low and red bananas, at Boro's, under
bank.
Davenport has decided to follow the
lead of Rock Island. and to pave with
brick.
Remember that Loosely always has a
full line of Mason's fruit jam and jelley
glasses.
Secure your seats at once for the fairy
entertainment at Harper's theatre next
Friday evening.
Mrs. A. NJ Nichol. returned mis-
sionary lectures in the U. P. church to.
night on Egypt.
The children cry for it. grown people
demand it and everybody wants it
Quaker rolled oats.
Golden Hair and the Three Bears"
the great entertainment at Harper's thea
tire Friday evening.
| nHoar Horu
gathered in wagon load of tramps on
the levee this morning.
| Wanted-A woman to act as cook, and
do general Homework. Mrs. G.. L. Eys-
ter. 1909 Second avenue.
Capt. W. FL. pierce, is now acting as
captain and pilot of the government
boat Louise on the rapids.
Misses Gertic and Bertha Eckhardt, of
Edgington, returned home this morning
after weeks visit with Miss Carrie
Bleuer
Mr.. Morris Rosenfield has purchased at
West Liberty handsome four-year~old
Shetland pony for the use of his son,
Charlie.
If inconvenient to call you can now
telephone II. F. Cordes' furniture estab>
lishment, as he has telephone connec-
tons.
Lost-A child's brown silk, cloak on
Second avenue. between Tenth and Sew
enteenth. Reward paid. Leave at the
ARGUS Office.
Those who have not voted for school
directors. should not fail to do so before
the polls close. Durham and Carter is the
| ticket to vote.
| Found-In Moline & Rock Island
street car. gold bracelet. Owner may
have same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
The little ones are all in a great fever
Of excitement waiting to see the enter
tainment of the Golden Hair and the
Three Bears" next Friday evening.
The window castings, cornice and roof
Of the county Jail building are being
neatly painted, the firm of Rabe, Heita-
bends and Lewis having the contract.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper returned from
the annual commencement exercises of
Chester. Pa, military academy, her sons.
T. ]. and Stewart, returning with her.
Messrs. Morris Rosenfield and j. s.
Gilmore, of this city, and John W. Good.
of Moline, occupied box and witnessed
the great Derby race at Chicago Satur-
day.
i Dodgers are already on the streets for
the twenty.sixth annual tour of the great
Forepaugh show, which will visit Rock
!; Island this year in all its heretofore uns
equaled splendor.
A gentleman from St. Louis states
more pools are sold at the St. Louis
pool rooms on the Inster- State league
S than on either the National league OF
American association.
E Mr.. B. T. Gable and family left fol
Kentucky last evening. There they viii
! be Joined by Hon. Geo. A. Csstleman ant
: wife. of 50 Louis. and the party sail.
;, for Europe the latter part of July to b,
, abroad until next May.
/ A. Fl. Hampton, of Fourth avenu,
and Ninth streets, dishes up the fines
ice cream in the city, and can furnish
, public and private parties. picnics, ETC.
r with ice cream in any quantity. Cigar,
and confectionery, cakes and pies Away.
on hand
The Davenport base ball association i.
preparing to make the occasion of the
visit of the Springfelds Saturday a Jar.
S ticularly attractive one at the Davenport
park, having arranged for balloon as
e cension and parachute drop to occur i'm
0 mediately before the game.
: At the meeting of the street and alley
0 committee and the city attorney yester
e day, the contract with Atkinson & Olo
for the paving of Second auenue, while
\ drawn. it was left for the kind of brick
Galesburg or Bloomington-to be fxet
later on.
Hon. Bill Crawford was in town talk
ing politics today. 1t is understood tina
+ William, who first promised that on,
e term in the legislature would appease hi
appetite for political prominence ant
S then asked and received another. is al
S ready casting his anchor to the windw arr
|, for the senatorial nomination.
d This morning q woman from Rock Is
9 land was making inquiries at dieeren
e places for her daughter, who. judginI
n from reports, is inclined to be rathe
Il wild. 1t seems that in company will