Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-20

glassware cheap at Loosley's.
DIR. J. W. Stewart and family returned
from the east last evening.
The dog DAYS are near at hand. Some
| one please muzzle the yahoo.
Bisque. chocolate and vanilla ice cream
at Krell & Maths. Try dish.
The reports of the First and Peoples
National banks appear elsewhere.
Prof. G. r. Housed left for months
visit to Akron, Ohio, last evening.
Another
Shoe sale
At the NJ. & X.
Flannel coats and vests, just the thing
for this hot weather, at Lloyd s. Stew
arts.
Try krell Il Maths ice cream and you
will use none other. 1t is perfectly de-
| licious.
Silk and lawn tennis coats and vests
marked down to bottom prices, at Lloyd
l. Stewards
| mer clothing-15 per cent discount at the
Golden Eagle.
Nice red bananas, California free stone
peaches, Bartlett pears and sweet
oranges at Boro's.
Everything in the line of summer
clothing must go at the Golden Eagle at
Is per cent discount.
Rev. A. B. Medium, of the Central
Presbyterian church, will preach in Mi
Ian at 3 80 o'clock tomorrow.
Lost-An English mastiff dog A
reward will be given for its recovery and
return TO Truesdale's grocery.
Mems best 75-cent Mackinaw hats only
40 cents at the Golden Eagle. Call and
get one before they are all gone.
Herman Weisler leaves for Trenton,
| Mo-. tonight to take position in the car
shops of the c., R. | & P. road there.
Major Mackenzie and daughter, of
| Rock Island, were passengers up on the
Mary Morton today Burlington Gazette.
Prof. Andrews, the IMAM fish" is Civ,
ing his exhibition at Black Hawks watch
| tower this afternoon to good audience.
MIR. j. NJ. Buford left for Chicago this
morning, where he will be Joined by the
others of his party enroute to Europe.
There will be meeting for young men
| tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 o'clock at the
Y. NJ. C. A. rooms, Mr.. J. D. Warnock,
leader
The Turner's of the three cities are hav
ing grand time at Huber's Garden this
afternoon. The festivities will continue
| tonight.
A large number of people have gone
to the Watch Tower this afternoon to
witness the aquatic exploits of the man
fish, Prof. Andrews.
Harry S. Gleim arrived from Texas last
evening for six weeks visit to old
friends in Rock Island. Mrs. Glenn has
been in Rock Island for some time.
The regular weekly drill of the Rod
man rifles will take place Tuesday even
ing instead of Monday, on account of the
Central Presbyterian church excursion.
10c rebate on all shoes from soc to 81
20c on 81 % to 81; SOC on Sc 25 to So;
Acc on So. 25 to "a IS; soc on "a so and
upwards at the NJ. & K. shoe depart.
| ment.
| Doyle, the third baseman and captain
| of the Peorias, is the most inveterate and
senseless kicker ever seen in Burlington
He is a natural born kicker and don,
know how to do anything else.-Burling-
ton Gazette.
Supt Schnitger, of the Holmes lines,
went to Chicago last night to order the
new closed cars for the winter service and
attend to other business connected will
the compsny's interests.
The Golden Eagle proudly claims to
have sold more silk and woollen shirts
than any two stores in the city, but still
has a aice assortment left. which they arr
closing out at reduced prices.
The is to be farewell soclable in the
audience room of the First M. Z. church
next Tuesday evening. The seats viii
be removed, and supper served at twen'
ty.five cents. Ice cream and cake will
also be served.
The Golden Eagle does not propose to
carry over single straw hat, or in fact,
anything in the line of summer clothing
Remember. you get rebate of Is cents
on every dollars worth of purchase a
the Golden Eagle.
just received at the Golden Eagle yes
terdsy, job lot of fifty dozen of Wilk
ms best Rockford hosiery-no pair in thu
} lot worth less than 25 cents, and from
that up to so cents-sll going at two pal
for % cents. Are you with us'
A citizen who has had considerable ex
perience thinks a serious and fatal mis-
) take will be made by incasing the waite
: and gas pipes with sand or gravel I'm
der the new pavement as is being tslke,
of, and be suggested thorough investi
CATION be made before any plan i
adopt ed.
The remains of Henry Sch midi wer
found well preserved by Undertaken
Clough & Culton last evening, and afte
being transferred from the foreign to
Q handsome casket, were conveyed to MI
Peter Fries residence, from whence tn
q funeral viii be held at . o'clock tonor
D row afternoon.