Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-08


BIrkenfeld's for ice cream.
Ice cream at Krel & Maths
Tailors wanted at Hopes.
Milk shake ut Krell & Maths,
Lots in Guyer's addition for $3.50.
Milk and ice cream snake at Krell &
Maths.
c. b. Marshall, of Cordova. was in the
city today.
Old Folks concert Fifty cents al
over the house.
E. P. Reynolds, Jr., of Weymore, Neb.,
is in the city.
Fine French candies just received al
Krell & Maths.
Best carpet tacks | cent a paper, full
count. ut McCabe Bros.
Lunch baskets, all sizes, Is cents and
upwards, at McCabe Bros.
Babies lace and muslin caps, Z. 20, %
cents and up at McCabe Bros.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri>cities at Birkenfeld's.
Great dress goods sale this week at
McCabe Bros. Special cuts. See ad.
Mrs. NJ. W. Burgh who has been seri-
ously ill for several days, is very low to-
day.
The river is rising rapidly again. 1t
has advanced foot since Saturday
night
Your dollar never had greater purchas-
ing power than it will have this week at
McCabe Bros.
Dancing school at Armory hall
Wednesday evening. Admission thirty
five cents.
Drs. Morgan and Merryman and other
Port Byronites ere in town today on
court business.
Mrs. g. w. HAYES and children re-
turned last evening from their extended
visit to Minneapolis.
2 Lace full, regular made hose-good
ones, 1 and 10 cents pair while they.
last, at McCabe Bros.
st. Luke's benefit Thursday night, May
10, at Harper's theatre. Admission fifty
cents all over the house.
Challie delaines, new botany suitings
and other dress goods greatly reduced at
MaCaBe Bros. sale this week.
j. A. Lphardt, D. NJ. Martin and
others, of Canoe Creek, are in the city
today in attendance upon court.
Reserve your seats for the Old Folks
concert Wednesday morning at 8 a. M
at D. Roy Bowlbys music store.
While they last, 10 dozen babies lace
and muslin caps cents each, at McCabe
Bros. Better ones very cheap.
Secure your seats for Old Folks con-
cert tomorrow morning at Bowlby's |
music store. Over 300 tickets already |
sold.
o. L. Brown, of Cordova, died last
week and was buried Sunday with honors
of the Knights of Pythias order He
leaves wife and two children.
Hoppe, the tailor, offers $50 reward to
any one giving information that will lead
TO the conviction of the scoundrels who
stole his goods the evening of the fire.
Charles Hanson has made arrange
nents with the Kingman Plow company,
Of Kingman, Kan, to manufacture the
pillow, of which he is the in
ventor.
Trefz s. Co., No. 1928 Fourth avenue.
are now prepared with nice parlors to
serve the public with ice cream. Pic
lics. private parties etc, furnished in
Quantities to suit
The circuit court spent today without
accomplishing anything except to dispose
Of one or two motions. Judge Smith
his afternoon adjourned court until to-
morrow morning, when the trial list will
De taken up.
Quite 8 sklllful operation of clock tink>
sring was performed in the postoffice this
The names of the artists will
De given when they are ready to take
orders for business in that line. 1t is no
more than duty however to admohish
he regular jewellers that they may look
out.
Mrs. Albert Burton, of Greenbush, is
Iorely grieved to hear that her name has
been connected with the lady by the same
name in the lower end of town who
igured in recent police court case, and
The requests that the ARGUS make
statement that mistake has been made
rs to the identity of the two.
The c., r. I. & P. railroad has paid
Mrs. Hannah Doyle, mother of the late
William Doyle. the switchman fatally in
ured in the c., r. l. & P. yards last
March, $1,000 in settlement of the claims
preferred by her against the road for
,arelessness on its part, resulting in her
IONS death. The amount has been ac>
,epte> =" Mrs. Doyle as administrators
If her son 3 estate.
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