The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-21
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New cabbage at Hawley & Hills.
Another food is predicted by river men.
J. B. Zimnler's is the place for spring
suits
Burts shoes for gents, at carse & Ret
icker's. - -
Scotch potatoes. at wholesale, to-day, at
Ross commission house.
Go to G. H. Speaker for hard coal and
hard wood. @S tes.e f
The nobbiest hats of the season at Lib
erman, the hatters.
Burt's shoes for ladies, at Carse g.
Reticker's. $500
To-day is the last day of service for the
May term of circuit court.
Slippers and walking shoes. at Carse
s. Reticker's.
Hawley & Hill are expecting some nice
strawberries in the morning.
Order your Sunday Boston brown bread
at John Aster's city bakery.
You can rely on getting the latest out in
hats at Libefman, the hatter's."
Childrens' slippers and shoes for spring
wear, at Carsc Sc Retickers.
The three insane patients returned from
Jacksonville are in the county Jail.
Next Thursday evening T.. w. Keene
will present Richard III at Hsrper's the
tire. 41
Now If the time to lay in stock of po-
tatoes. and John Ross commission house
| is the place to buy them. ar1
Twenty-nine new suits have been conn.,
menced for the May term of the circuit
court. f.-.,ssssfgsF -.
A good unlaundried shirt. with linen
bosom and cuffs, for so cents at Liber-
mans. e
On next Friday night an entertainment
will be given at the Central Presbyterian
church.
Handsome fitting mems suits from 81 90
| to S12.00, at Loewenstein's, 1902 Beng
ston,s block ss -
Two mounted policemen were out to-day
| in search of the horses missed from j. HUI
ber's barn.
| "A man named Davis was arrested this
| morning for drunkenness. He is SOLDERING
off in the armory.
j. B. thinner expects lot of new suit
ings next week, to replenish his already
large spring stock.
II. Champion received this morning q
| large safe which was placed in his extern
siye establishment.
The nobbiest stiff and soft hats are sold
at most moderate prices at Loewenstein's,
1909 Bengston's block.
| John Ross, the commission merchant,
has received large quantity of potatoes,
imported from Scotland. They are of a
large, smooth variety. and very fine.
The suit against the r. /. g p railroad
was in progress this morning in the circuit
court. with eleven jurors.
The literary society of the First NJ. E.
church win meet this evening at the resi-
dence of w. L. Sweeney.
If you want to get something new and
neat in the shoe line, look at Carse s. Ret
icker's stock before you buy.
A freight car was broken open last night
between Ottawa and LaSalle and quanti-
ty of boots and shoes taken,
Davenport has new case OF small -pex.
The victim is married woman residing at
No. 615 West Fourth street. q
The railroad bridge at Milan was repair
ed this morning, as it was found that one
of the piers was insecure. A tressle work
was placed under the bridge.
The six prisoners held at Cambridge
during the repairs to the local Jail, were
brought back to this city last evening.
Hosiery, neckwear and underwear at the
most popular prices. at Loewenstein's
clothing house, i702 Bengston's block.
Mothe rs bring your children and boys
to Loewenstein's clothing house and get
them fitted with nobby suit of clothes.
for a very little money.
Charles Davis, employed at the upper
saw mill, was injured Yesterday while
handling some lumber. His hip was badly
bruised by some falling lumber.
The fresco painting ia the county offices
has been postponed on account of the
dampness of the ceiling. The work will
not be commenced until next summer.
A man employed at the pillow works of
B. ID. Buford s. Co., this afternoon had
his thumb badly injured while manipulate
ing one of the heavy machines. He was
attended by DIR. Plummer.
New potatoes at Hawley s. Hills.
The Follansbee pump at the lower end
OF the Firet avenue sewer was put in mo-
ton yesterday. The supply of steam is
not considered sufficient. otherwise the
pump worked satisfactorily.
The steamers Minneapolis and Arkansas
passed down this morning The rafters
Helen MARI, Charlotte Buckler and Noun
tain Belle, also passed the port. The
Josie is expected up this evening.
The Knights Templar banquet which
was to have been held last evening at the
Kimball house, Davenport was postponed
on account of the death of w. q. Jones.
one of the members of the order
Two men stood on the sidewalk in front
OF the Rock Island house. One of them
was government official, and the other q
railroad man. The former asked for trans