The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-17
BRlEFLETS.

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Fresh pine apples, at Lamps
Nice Strawberries, at F. G.. Young's.
Call and see Wall & HIS fine phetons
Supervisor Appelquist is confined TO
his house with illness.
The ice cream that Krell & Math
makes, cannot be surpassed.
If your carriage needs pailting or re
pairing, take it to Wall & His.
The Central shoe store will suit all in
boots, shoes and slippers.
Mrs. E. R. Eggleston of Joliet, is in
the city on visit to her brother, S. l..
Southland
Strawberries with your ice cream at
KTell & Maths. Try dish tonight.
Mems congress CATERS. SIPS at the
bankrupt shoe store.
Our ice cream cannot be equaled.
Krell & Math.
If your are in want of jump seat
Surrey. go to Wall & HIS, 1919 and 1914,
Third avenue.
Mems working shoes, only 90 cents, at
the bankrupt store under the Harper
house.
Charles Osborn, ESQ, formerly of this
city, but now of Chicago, is greeting old
friends in the city today.
Boys bal lace shoes. in sizes from one
to five, 500, at the bankrupt shoe store
under the Harper house.
As cool as Saturday was, W Baker &
Co sold and delivered three of their Gel
ebrated Alaska refrigerators.
Ladies button shoes. 81 90, at the
bankrupt shoe store, under the Harper
house.
Mott ~ Ladders are out with a fine new
wagon, which eclipses anything of the
kind In the city. 1t was made by Wall
& Ill.
Jacob Schaum, proprietor of the sample
room on the corner of Third avenue and
Fifth street, will have big lunch next
Saturday evening.
Miss A. Leary. of this city, will be the
leading spirit in concert to be given at
Carbon Cliff on Wednesday evening 1t
will be musical treat
| 1t is understood that prominent
Young lady of this city, who is now WIS.,
iting in the west, is soon to wed IL young
army officer.
We guarantee all our ice cream to be
made from strictly pure cream. and to be
convinced of the same, give US n trial,
Krcll & Math.
Rev. |. W. Read announced from the
pulpit at the First Baptist church, ycster-
day, that on next Sunday morning he
would preach memorial sermon to the
G. A. X. and Sons of Veterans.
Wall & Ill, the carriage builders, viii
soon commence the execution of addition
al building on the west side and adjoin'
ing their present quarters. The enlarge
ment of their capacity is brought abou
by increasing business.
Matthias Schnell received dispatch
this morning from Kellogg, Iowa, inform
ing him of the death Of his brother, Johl
Schnell. who was about As years old. Ill
leaves q wife and nine children well pro
vided for
Mr.. F. G. Young, the enterprising gro
Ger at No. 11O3 Third avenue, has yer,
neat arrangement for the reception G
vegetables, over which is a spray of waite
constantly playing, keeping the gree
! goods nice and fresh vt all times.
Bishop Burgess, of Quincy, viii Wis
Presumption tomorrow night and Wednes
day morning. and Bowling Wednesda
afternoon, administering the rites of COZ
firmation at st. Johns and Gfac
| CuuiCucc, icopcStivCiy.
Tomorrow evening-Sociable in Broad
way church parlors. Supper from 6:3
J until 900 o'clock Strawberries, ic
| cream and fancy articles at REASONABLE
prices. A good time free.
The annual parade. at Gencseo, of u
s firemen, will take place on Wednesda.
: May 10Th. A number of firemen fro
this city and Moline will attend. I'll
fare for all is placed at the low price {
I So cents for the round trip. Trains wi
; leave the G., R. /. & P. depot at 7-30
: M, 500 m, and 1910 q. m, returnin
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