Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
BRIEFLETS.

NJ. & K.
viii save
You money in shoes.
Fresh vegetables at Mays.
Everybody invited this evening at NJ
Il Ks.
Buy your spring clothing at the Golden
Eagle
Go to the Fair" No 1908 Second
avenue.
Don't buy hat before calling at the
Golden Eagle.
Judge Drury and wife, of Chicago, are
at the Harper.
All the latest styles in hats now open
at NJ. & KS.
J. E. Babcock, of Watertown, was in
the city today.
Have your spring suit made al the
Golden Eagle.
CAristy's LondOn--the best hat made,
NJ. u K, agents.
Best Rio coffee 8! pounds for 81 at G.
G. Truesdale's.
Goods delivered free to all parts of the
city at the Far
Chldren's shoes from csc. pair and
upwards at NJ & KS.
One pair of NJ & Ks. shoes will last
as long as two others.
Corn, succOtash and tomatoes 10 cents
per can at G. g. Truesdale's.
See those new spring overcoats at the
Golden Eagle. They are daisies.
Patronze the Fair" where you get
your goods at bottom prices.
Call and examine the new stock and
low prices at the Golden Eagle.
100 boys suits at so cents and 81 90 at
the opening tomorrow at M s. KS.
Try the canned squash, pumpkin Or
sweet potatoes at c. c. Truesdales.
The NJ. & X, clothing and shoe house
is now ready for the spring trade.
Take stock in the fourth series of the
Black Hawk Homestead association.
Opening
Of the NJ s. X.
Shoe department.
Mr.. Fred Koch left with his family
yesterday for his new home at Seattle,
w. T.
Mr.. J. X. Cooke is mentioned as a re-
publican dark horse for the Office of cir-
cult clerk
F. Ludolph is being discussed by the
republicans for the nomination for assist
ant supervisor.
If you want the latest In boys or chill
dren's clothing go to headquarters-the
Golden Eagle.
From 25c. to $500 saved on every
pair of shoes bought at the NJ. & X
shoe department.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Buildip" association. Tuesday, March
90 Z. II. GUYER Sec.
Dawson and Mary A. Phillips,
botn of Coal Valley, were married by
Justice Cooke last evening.
Gone the 81 pounds of Turkish
prunes for 81 are all sold, but more will
arrive in few days at C. c. Truesdale's.
Alderman Edwards in the Sixth and
Alderman Schroeder in the Seventh are
talked of by the republicans as candi-
dates for reelection.
j. L. Larkin is favorably discussed as
an aldermNnic candidate in the Seventh
ward. VIM. Atkinson is also mentioned
"a q stronu candidate
Mr.. Michael Koch, who is now making
his home with his son-in-law Otto Grot-
Jan, celebrated his seventy. first birthday
anniversary yesterday.
A hack team made things lively on
Second avenue for few minutes this
morning, but was finally overhauled at
the Rock Island house corner, when it
was found that no damage had been done.
w II. Judge is named by the demo-
Gratis of the Fourth ward in connection
with the aldermanic nomination. III
Judge is nominated he will be elected
and then the council will not be wanting
in oratorical ability.
The remains of the late Mrs. Anna NJ
Carter were inferred at Chippiannock
yesterday, Rev. Sweet conducting the
services. The body had been temper,
arily consigned to the vault pending the
arrival of the brother of the deceased
DR.. ]. o. Whitney. of Pawtucket, K. !.