Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-08
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row.
Peaches and ice cream at Thomss' new
fountain
Hear the jubilee singers at the watch
tower tomorrow.
Rock Island Athletic club excursion to-
night. Ladies free.
Colored jubilee singers at Black Hawks
tower tomorrow.
Fancy. ripe free stone peaches at
Longs this evening.
" Athletic club excursion down the river
onight. Ladies free.
81 and $50 straw hats going at SO
cents at Lloyd & Stewards.
Ninety-three to 95 in the shade today
comment is unnecessary
Rey. T. c. Jesperson went to Rock
ford this morning on business.
The Rock Island Athletic club give a
moonlight excursion tonight
so cent and rs cent straw hats at 10
cents at Lloyd & Stewards.
Go to Black Hawks tower tomorrow
and hear the colored jubilee singers.
Try peaches and ice cream, the new
summer drink, at Thomas drug store.
Ali hot weather goods reduced and
must be closed out at Lloyd & Stewards.
Peaches and ice cream-drink it once
you'll drink it sgsin-at Thomas drug
store.
The Rock Islsnd nine play the Daven-
ports at the Davenport ball park tomor-
row.
Moonlight excursion down the river bv
the Rock Island Athletic club tonight
Ladies free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Glockhoff have a
new daughter, and Louis is correspond
ingly happy.
Mrs. David Clark and daughter Miss
Lizzie. left this morning on q visit to
friends in Rockford.
Herman Derjens arrived home this
morning from trip to California looking
much approved in health.
A NJ, Rough, the popular conductor
on the Rock Island. leaves tonight for
Denver for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Charles Mixter and Miss Mary
Lyman left this morning on an extended
visit which will include Chicago and the
lakes.
The best psnaces for all the effects of
neat may be found at Thomas drug store
Try a refreshing drink from his big
fountain.
F. C. Denkmanu and family and
friends returned yesterday from their
pleasure trip up the river on the steamer
Denkmann.
Mrs. S. W. McMaster and daughter
Mrs. NJ. Black burn, left this morning for
Macklnsw. where they will spend the
month of August.
Note the great bargains in lace cur
tsins offered by G. o. Huckstaedt for
next week as shown by his lad" else>
where in this paper.
Vice-presidents J. G. Peasley and G.
E. Harris, of the c., B. & O., were in the
city yesterday on tour of inspection of
The Burlington system.
Martin Soderlund, an employe of the
Barnard S Leas Manufacturing company,
was overcome by the heat yesterday and
is not expected to recover.
J. W. WEIGH will address the young
men in the Y. NJ. C. A. building al $50
tomorrow afternoon. A character
sketch of the Apostle Paul will be given
At the meeting Of the Black Hawk
Homestead association last evening pref
ereuces were awarded for "a loans sggre-
eating $40 525 at premium of CSC per
share
The London Clothing company was
busy last night until midnight selling
goods to river men. They come from
up and down the Mississippi to trade a,
the London.
Everybody is looking forward to the
attractions at Harper theatre next Thurs
day evening when Miller Bros. famous
"Ksjsnka" will be presented with all its
wonderful spectacular effects.
Aid. Daniel Corken and wife left this
morning for Chicago on visit to rela.
tives and friends. Mr.. Corken will also
look after the electric alarm and other
matters pertaining to Rock Islands new
fire department.
Capt. Chsnnon gave the Rodman Rifles
an open air drill last night in order to gel
them in shape for their heavy work mex,
week in camp at Springfield. After the
drill Edwin NJ. Cook was reelected second
lieutenant.
Prof. W. R. Gould, the aerousut, has
established headquarters at Glockoff's
cigar store, and would like to hear from
the committee on Labor day demonstrs,