Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-15
BRIEFLETS.


McCabe talks-see advertisement.
Vote for Lewis for states attorney.
Hampton's milk shake is excellent; try
it.
Midsummer bargain sale at McCabe
Bros.
John McDarrah is spending few days
in Chicago.
Try Hampton's pure ice cream and
lemonade.
Kuife-big cut-deep cut-cut in two.
at McIntire Bros.
Fancy stripe seersuckers cents until
gone at McCabe Bros.
cents crinkled seersuckers at McIn-
tire Bros discount sale.
cents-10 cent shallies go this week
for nickel a yard at McIntire Bros
30 cents-McIniire Bros. will close
figured India silks at 80 cents yard.
Democrats, DO your duty tomorrow,
and elect Eugene Lewis states attorney.
1t is the duty of every democrat to turn
out and vote for Eugene Lewis tomor-
row.
Mrs. A. H. Pollard and children have
returned home from their visit to West
Liberty.
Big cut--16s per cent discount or one-
sixth off colored wooden dress goods at
McIntire Bros
Children's Swiss Jersey ribbed vests.
silk neck and sleeves, 10 cents while they
last, at McCabe Bros.
Extra good double fold sheeting. 1a4
cents--10 yards for $1.25-all week if it
lasts. at McCabe Bros.
Deep Observation-Disclosures going at Nc
Intire Bros. discount sale at 90 per cent
or one fifth off, buy now.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Greenswalt leave to-
night on a visit to Mr.. G's parents at
Exeter, Neb. They will be absent two
| weeks.
Banding & Kinney is the name of a
new fire insurance company. Messrs
L. G. Blanding and Fred J. Kinney are
the members.
Bro. Crawford. the Edgingtonite, was
in town today looking very serious. Pc
litics are said to be perplexing HIM con
siderably.
Farmers coming into the city today re-
port the country roads in demoralized
condition. many bridges having beer
been washed away and the highways
otherwise disfgured.
Mr.. A. NJ Blakesly is here from &C.
neva Lake for the purpose of making {
business trip for the Rock Island Stove
company, when he will again join hi
family at the delightful Wisconsin resort
Tomorrow occurs the Tri-City Minis
terial association to Linwood. All ar,
invited to take their Gospel songs TO
singing. Dinner will be served at th,
Springs for fifty cents, and the round tril
fare will be but quarter.
Congressman Gest has ended the Mi
Ian postoffice imbroglio by sppointip.
G. II. Honens to the position. owe
which there has been such a politics
conflict. Mr.. Gest has also recommends,
Louis L. Mertz to the postoffice a
Kelthsburg.
| The people were disappointed Saturday
They had congregated in large number
at Franklin square to listen to artist
music from the Plow Works band. Afte
the second selection the rain came in
deluge. scattering the people. The ban
boys will repeat at some other day.
Supt. Schnitger. of the Holmes lines
in receipt of the bills for five more ca
loads of Johnston rail which will be her
today or tomorrow, and then the Secon
avenue double track will be completed t
Twelfth street and the single track re
built to the pillow works, as we'll as tn
proper repairs made on Fourth avenu
and east of College hill.
Chas. Oberg will take advantage of tn
election to move into his elegant nev
quarters, corner of Ninth street and Thlr
avenue. The property is his own an
has been fitted up regardless of expense
The Plow Works band will tender him
complimentary serenade tomorrow even
ing, when Mr.. Oberg will entertain hi
friends with the best the market affords
The original pigs in Glover" ma
took out patent nine years ago, but b
did not know how to advertise. Som
SIX months or more ago party apple
for patent for Pigs in Glover" got hi
game talked about and advertised, an
actually made 100000 before the re,
inventor secured an injunction. TIL
original inventor can afford to pay tbs
much for the knowledge acquired-ho,
to do business successfully.
Saturday evening about half past
O'Clock young Clsudius PAIL, son of Clau
PAIL. of Davenport. was drowned in tn
Mississippi river at the foot of RIPPLE
street. He was about twelve years @
age. Young Claudius was in the habi
OF bathing in the river with other boys
at this point. 1t appears that Claudu
ventured farther from the raft lying il
front of Mueller's saw mill, than his com
rades. and was caught in the current an
carried down under the raft.
d The funeral of the late Henry Hagger
the man who was killed in the fallin,
building at Moline Thursday afternoon
occurred from his late home in Sout
Park yesterday afternoon, the ceremon
being conducted by Counsel Albrecht, o
Island City lodge, 800. NJ. W. A., o
which he was member. Rock islam,
lodge. 80. also participated. The pal