Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
CITY CHAT.
Fourth of July at Taylor's.
Flags. flags. flags at Tsylor's.

Fireworks, fresh STOCK, at Taylor's.
Paper lanterns, all kinds, at TaYlor's.
Straw hat sale today at Lloyd s. Stew
arts.
Fire works, flags and lanterns at The
Fair.
Turtle soup at the White Elephant to-
night.
Turtle soup at the White Elephant this
evening.
Band concert at the Watch Tower to,
morrow.
A fine line of center tables at G. O..
Huckstaedts.
Cars every Is minutes on the Tower
line tomorrow.
Buy your carpets at G. o. Huckstaedt's
and save money.
Fire works, cheapest place to buy them
is at The Fair.
Attend the game tomorrow-Joliet VS..
Rock Island Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs George Glockoff have
NSICOmeu son.
Band and sacred concert at Black
Hawk tower tomorrow.
Ben and Grover got there, Taylor gets
there for fire. works.
Clark Buford left last night for Chica-
go on u few Gays visit.
Look at the new styles of lanterns dis
played at The Fair tonight.
Sacred concert at Black Hawk inn Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Parlor furniture-yor can save money
BY buying IL at G. O.. Huckstaedrs.
II you want comfort. go to Lloyd &
Stewards and buy q summer coat and
vest.
Lost-A string of gold beads. Leave
at 1895 Second avenue and receive re
ward.
Notice.-Wsnted at once, two good
pillow filters. Address, Weir Plow Co.,
Monmouth, III.
The choir o. the A. NJ. E. church of
Moline give sacred concert at the Tow
er tomorrow.
Game called at 8 o'clock tomorrow
Joliet the first pennsnt winners VS.. the
lesders-Rock Island-Moline.
George a. Ksltenbsck arrived yesterday
from st. Stephens college, Annaldale,
N Y, for the summer vacation of Trim.
ity rectorY.
Mrs Ii. G. Cleaveland and Mrs. L :.
NJ. Copp give a o'clock tea at the home
of Mrs. CleaYeland on Twentieth street
this afternoon
Messrs. j. s. Gilmore, c. W. Negus,
John Crubaugh, H. L. Wheeler, job n
McDarrah and John Ohlweiler have
returned from Chicago.
Commissi oner jackson of Spencer
Square received notification this morning
that the stag which had been shipped
east for repairs had been started back
in good condition.
Clemann s. Salzmann are expecting
Monday the largest car load of solid oak
bedroom suits, that will be sold cheaper
than others are selling limitations at. Call
and see them.
Lewis E. Ssulpaugh of Black Hawk
and Miss NJ. Eckhardt were united in
marriage at the First Baptist parsonage
yesterday afternoon, by the pastor, Rev.
c. E. Taylor.
The 3-months-old daughter of John
Runge and wife diei at II o'clock yester-
day morning and the funeral was held
from the paren IS home at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
| The first block of the Third avenue
pavement was finished Yesterday, and
work is progressing rapidly. Better
time will probably be made on the bal
ance of the work.
The annual parish picnic of Trinity
church will be held at Prospect park Moline
on Wednesday, June 90 The regular
trip will be the 10 O'Clock Union line Car
to Moline, connecting with the Moline
Central at 1890.
Mrs. Milton Jones is making elaborate
preparations for her concert at Harper's
theatre next Tuesday evening. An ex,
cellent musical programme is to be pre-
sented embracing many unique and enter
tsining features
There will be band concert at Black
Hawk Tomorrow afternoon also vocal
sacred concert by the choir of the A. M.
E. church OF Moline, in the afternoon and
evening. The vocal concert will be given
from the piazza OF Black Hawk inn.
| Will Copp had the misfortune to ge,
his right index finger caught In q metal
stamping machine at the match safe fac.