Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-31


Eleventh street.
The democratic caucus of Milan will b,
held this evening.
Mrs. Frazer of India napols, is spend
ing Easter in the city.
Have you seen the superb Easter card'
and booklets at Champions.
The Spencer homestead is for rent. En-
quire of d. T. Robinson
Prang's Easter cards from two cents tC
two dollars at Champions.
All grades of wall paper is being sold
very cheap at Champions.
Carse s. Co. have just received a large
invoice of Wright & Peters fine shoes.
Easter novelties decorated by hand in
the highest style of art at Champions.
Guy Bowman is now a clerk in the
shoe department of the NJ. & X. store.
Messrs. Robert and Stewart Harper are
home from Chester. PA military insti
tute.
Those So shoes at E. Turner's reduced
TO $2,75. equal to any SO shoe in the
market.
Seven hundred school children in the
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Lost-Two photographs. Finder will
confer favor by leaving same at the
ARGUS office.
Seven hundred school children in the
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Seven hundred school children in the
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Mems genuine hand sewcd shoes for So,
worth and always sold for So. Equal to
the best made, at L. Turner's.
Champion Il Cos. store has been repa-
pered and painted throughout AM now
presents very handsome and attractive
appearance.
Mr. Jerry p. Looney, formerly train
dispatcher of the r. I. & p. road, now of
Morgan, Col, is visiting old friends in
the city.
Harry Sage leaves tonight for Des
Moines to report for duty as one of the
catchers of the Western League club of
that city.
Wanted-A good girl about IA years of
age. One who understands the care of
children. Call tomorrow at 9O7 Second |
avenue.
Paper hanging and interior decorating
by "A corps of skilled workmen. Prices
orders at Champions.
Mrs. r. f. Gary returned last evening |
from Freeport, where she has been for |
some time giving instructions to classes |
in fancy needlework.
1t is hard to meet NJ. & X. prices-ln |
fact it cannot be done. No matter how |
cheap others advertise, M. & X. will I'M
dergo the price.
Mr.. Joseph Gaskel of Minneapolis, |
who has been confined to his bed at DIR |
Truesdale's house, came down town tCN |
day, for the first time in eight weeks.
BY far the largest line of wall paper in
the three cities to be had at Champions s.
The complete samples of an eastern mans
ufacturer to select from when necessary. |
Mrs &. IL. Bashforth left yesterday for
where her mother died yes~
terday. Mr.. Bashforth leaves for Griggs-
vile tonight to attend the funeral tomor-
row.
The public school concert for the benz
eft of the high school piano will be held
at the rink on next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. There will be seven hundred
voices in the chorus.
Something new for wall paper decora-
ons-lignamour-is as thick as leather,
with artistic patterns in relief, will last a
and when it becomes soed or
dulled by age it can be rebronzed. Call
and see it at Champions.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings oc-
ours at the Rock Island rink the grand
concert under Prof. Housels direction
or the benefit of the high school piano.
There will be seven hundred school chill
lren in the chorus.