Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-07
BRIEFLETS,

DihCh SufTtS duu summer underwear AT
Lloyd Il Stewards.
For imported and Key West cigars 60
to the Arcade"
Come and see Lloyd & Stewards line
OF light summer vests.
The largest stock of straw hats in the
city at Lloyd & Stewards
Mr. ]. M. Martin. the Hillsdale mer-
chant. was in the city today.
Light weight coats and vests in great
variety at Lloyd & Stewards.
Mrs. James O'Conuor presented her
husband with fine boy last night.
Visit the "Arcsde" cigar store for a
good smoke, No. 1903 Second avenue
|. The celebrated Peak sisters at the Cen.
trail Presbyterian church next Tuesday
| evening
Bookcases. writing desks, rare bar
gains at The Adams, 322 Brady street,
Davenport.
Mr.. II A. ]. Mcdonald is painting and
otherwise improving his residence on
Fourth avenue.
The price of admission to the Peak
| sisters concert next Tuesday evening is
only Is cents.
Do not forget the strawberry festival at
the Central Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening.
Carpets. mating, oil cloths. on easy
payments at The Adams, S22 Brady
street, Davenport.
Cars on the Rock Island & Milan road
will make regular half hour trips to the
| watch tower tomorrow.
Refrigerators on monthly payments,
prices guaranteed, at The Adams, S22
| Brady street, Davenport.
An excursion OF trainmen is to come to
Rock Island from Peoria over the Rock
Island 4 Peoria tomorrow.
They are all going to the concert and
| sociable at the Central Presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening.
The Peoria Shamrocks will inaueurate
the bali season at the Rock Island park
tomorrow with game with the Rock
Islands.
Although Ciemann & Salzmann have
sold an immense lot of carpets this sea-
son, they still have large stock of the
best grades.
Baby carriages sold on easy ayments,
at spot cash prices, every carriage guar
anteed at The Adams, 322 Brady street,
Davenport.
Rev. ]. II. Kerr last evening united in
marriage Thomas j. Keogh, of Sslida,
Col, and Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, of
Denison, Tex.
The most unique dining tables made
in fact, everything at Clemann & Saz>
mann's Is OF the most desirable in both
furniture and carpets.
Superintendent. of Schools Kemhle
says he will have the record of pupils
neither absent nor tardy ready for publ,
cation the first of the week.
The large smokestack at the county
farm was demolished during Thursdays
storm, while corn cribs and other proper
ty were destroyed, entaiiing loss to the
county of $500.
A test was made of the force of the
flow of Mitchell 81 Lynde's artesian well
this morning. Upright pipes and hose
were erected to the height of ~ feet,
| which was as high as the water would
flow.
Still they come Another Car load will
~ hNAS az q ~ uofs-ot thOoC CuOiCC
bedroom sets that are going at such q
lively rate at Clemann & Salzmann's
Quick sales and small profits is their
motto.
Master Fred Jones, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Jones. was surprised by
alb ont thirty of his young friends last
evening, and the halls of the old Dayen.
port mansion fairly rang with mer riment.
Dancing was the order of the vening,
| refreshments we're served and all MOVED
| the occasion immensely.
The employees of the Rock Island post
| office are signing q petition to the senate
| and house of representatives for the pas
sage of the bill now pending before con-
gress limiting the hours of work of clerks
and employees in first and second class
postoffices to eight hours for days
work. and setting forth that clerks com.
PEELED to work on all holidays and at
least alternate Sundays in the year are
conditions not imposed In any other
branch of the civil service.
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