The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-13

tuesday March IS, 1888.
HREvITIEs.

: BRTvITIEs.
Minnie Madden tonight
- Very nice dried fruits. at W. n. bean ,.
Goto Harper's Theatre fo'night ano
see sFogg's Ferry"
Amana blue prints yarns, anu hahneis
sold at McIntire & Cos.
Selling at cost Taylor d Phiheo >. u
This evenings meeting of the Rock Isl
----- and singing society will be he' III tue a
o. t. w. hail
Choice apples, at Hawley mn ;.
can an,l avan,;ne those spring goods, al
ke j. b. Zimmer's.
- I BTr. VIM Glockhof left town yesterday
on a business trip through mercer
i. =, county
Call at the Golden Eagle for bargains.
All the new shades in Isle, silk and kid
gloves, Just opened at Mclntire u COS
Considerable residence property on the
bluffs exchanging hands this spring at
excellent prices.
Sweet potatoes, at Hawey NH S.
80 Rows and childrens' clothing special
department at the Golden Eagle l2-dst
Il is learned from the Jacksonville
authorities that the insane Mrs. Catharlne
Halter. of yuma, cannot he received there
for treatment
McIntire & Co. have on sale large
line of dress goods new shades, and more
,szssss so arrive in a few days.
The Golden Eagle will he open we'd
enesday morning.
Il Mr. E E. Reiicker, brother OF the
Y sheriff has formally entered upon his
y duties as jailer.
The Magnetic hat at the Golden Eagle.
Fresh stock of fine candies, at Hawley
Il Hills
Regular monthly meeting this evening
Of the RocksIsland Business Mems Asso-
citation at the city council rooms.
Mothers: Clothe your boys at the Col
den Eagle
The first to receive spring suitings is }.
B. thinner.
There are nine prisoners in the county
Jail at present
lssassa= Fine cream cheese, at Hawley < Hills.
The Milan election, held yesterday. re-
suited as follows: President, Thomas
Kerr; Town sCouneilmen, William Gold
smith, J. f. Burrows, Joseph Huyett, p.
c, Smith Police Magistrate John Dick
SON.
For fine, nobby spring suit call at j.
B. Zlmmers.
- Captain Cameron keeps both eyes on
the river now adays anxieusly looking for
the ice to go out.
Fresh oranges and lemons al w. FL.
Beans
more spring like.
Largest and finest line of shirts, collars
and cuffs in the city, at the Golden Eagle.
This is the warmest and most delight
fulsday since September last
Newest and nobbiest neckyyaar ever
shown; to be found at the 6& eSettsasra.......
u - -. l.s,sssssss den Eagle.
Pickleg in bulk. at W. III. loans.
f The Chicago Burlington and Quincy
road has opened its new through line
from ST. Louis to Ottumwa, Iowa, and
win next Wednesday put on number of
new and elegant chair cars between
those points.
q The best made and finest fitting clothing
10 be found in the three cities at the Col
Sc den Eagle.
+ Last evening CuElSL MeASdEs
man at the glass works. was lined SO and
costs by Squire Chopper for violently
Is eiec.inq Clarence E. Mart from the estab
~ Rshment; Metzgar claimed that this was
done because of persistent annoyance.
- Trunks and valises for gents and
ladies. at very low prices, al the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. Bert Rodman has leased for q
term of years farm out in Bowling, not
far from Rev A. B. Aliens property and
= will enter upon stock raising ETC. extern
sively.
Hats and caps for everyone at the
Golden Eagle.
IS . For towels, napkins, bed spreads and
9 white goods of all kinds go To McIntire
* Cos.
OIr. Isaac Bamberger has leased the
vacant store in the Bengston block and
win take possession on or about April 1,
with a large and excellent stock of cloth
= ing, etc.
Dressmaking- Emma Harnish
and G.. @. Hyatt ready at Mrs. Cross
leys, No. 140S Third avenue, to do dress
making in all its branches. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every particular and prices
reasonable. 134w
Alderman Mott, MAJOR Connolly, Major
Bsiford andJ. II. Yore are some of the
gentlemen on the democratic side who
are mentioned in connection with the
nayoralty They are good men, and
either would reflect credit on the city.
n Olson s. Co. ale closing out their
entire stock of shoes at and below cost TO
Taaxy 49, ond
goods as there are i'm the market
The gross earnings OF The Chicago, Bur
liugton and Quincy railroad last year were
SCI ,55o, 500. an increase of 1914, $50,
operating expenses. $40, SOS $40, an in
crease of So39 $50; net earnings. $40 $50 :
400, an increase of $3.50. 800