The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-30

Doeh oSci al AAoieioii pidct On MINI
street and Eighth avenue, Saturday even.
ing.
Call in and see Krell 6 Maths fine as
sortment of French candies and fruit
tablets, just received; they are fine
Bleuer's famous band will hold ball
at Armory hall this evening
Ladies fine glove kid shoea 81 so per
pair at the bankrupt store under the Har-
per house.
Henry Lamp has the largest variety of
spring vegetables to be found in the
market, and they are always fresh.
Book" beer and "Bockwurst" at
Kochs, No 800 Twentieth street, tomor
row evening.
Henry Won Ach, of Andalusia, was in
the city yesterday to renew his govern
ment license for another year.
Children's shoes IS cents per pair at
the bankrupt shoe house under Harper
house.
Geo. Schafer. of the Schafer house,
will also have the celebrated Book" beer
and bockwurst on tap tomorrow
This is fine weather, bat there is noth-
ing finer than the show of goods and
prices at the Central shoe store.
Bell & Given, of Market square, will
have full stock of "Bock" beer tomor.
row
S. G. Brayton, of Lyons, Iowa, Is Wis
iting in the city. accompanied by his lit.
tie grandson.
Twenty saloon keepers have filed their
bonds for renewal of licenses at next
Monday evenings council meeting
Mems fine shoes 81 25 per pair at the
bankrupt shoe house under Harper
house.
Restorff's famous Davenport band will
play tomorrow evening at Schweckes
Exchange hall, near the Rock Island
depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Boney, Of
Reynolds, were in the city today. Mr.. B.
Is the genial landlord of the hotel at his
place.
N. Koch, the Jolly tailor, has rented
the room on Twentieth street, formerly
occupied by Jacob Ohlweiler, Jr., and
will open Saturday with fine lunch.
The constant tread of the customers at
Carse & Co.'S boot and shoe store, has
rendered it necessary to lay new floor If
We are wrong make us Wright"
The Sewing society of the First NJ. E.
church meets at the residence of Mrs. J.
+. Robinson tomorrow afternoon at 9
O'Clock.
Miss Mary Donaldson, daughter of An
drew Donaldson, of Rural, returned last
evening from years visit to relatives
in Pennsylvania.
Jamison, who abducted from the coun-
ty farm the fifteen year old daughter of
Kate Simmons. has secured license 10
wed at Davenport.
Privates Ready and Won Koeckrlz. Of
the Rodman Rifles, arrived home this
morning. having been granted a furlough
on account of sickness.
o. z. Blake the ticket broker, and
Geo W D. Harris the real estate agent.
will on May 1, remove to the room now
occupied by J. W Wirtel as a trunk
store.
r. Schwecke has engaged for tomorrow
evening Prof. Restorff's military band,
who will play at his place, Exchange
Hall, on Moline avenue, near depot.
The coroner's jury in the matter of the
drowning of Charles W. Shaffer, find that
deceased came to his death by acciden-
tai drowning in the Mississippi river near
Moline on Monday, April 90. 1886
If you want to listen to good music. 90
to Schwccke's, on Moline avenue near
depot, tomorrow evening and hear Prof.
Rcsterff's military band
A. W. Smith, of Cuba, N. Y, was in
the city this week on his way west. He
has many friends here who were pleased
to meet him.
Rudolph Schwecke, proprietor of the
Exchange Hall on Moline avenue, will
give a grand lunch Saturday night.
Book. pilscner and lager beer will be on
tap.
Cards are out for the marriage of Cap
tain E. j. Cameron, of Company B, al
Davenport, and Miss Kate R. Kulp, an
accomplished young lady of that city
Both are we'll known in this city.
Fred Gross. the Mosquito. No 3ls
Twentieth street, will greet his patrons
tomorrow with Book Beer aud Book
Wurst, and fine lunch all day Give
him call.
Ex,Alderman Lafrenz and several com
panions went TO Joslin this morning on q
hunting expedition. This is the last day
for the lawful killing of ducks, and John
wants to avail himself of the opportunity
Of killing dozen or SO.
Major Mckenzie is In Dubuque today,
attending the funeral of his mother.
She died on Tuesday last while visiting
with her son Charles. She was aged