Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-18
BRIEFLETS.

Nice pineapples at Mays,
Fine egg plants at Mays.
Brkenfeld's for ice cream.
Tailors wanted at Hopes.
Very fine bananas at Mays,
Fresh spinach at F. G. Young's.
Bargains at M. & KS. tomorrow.
Lots in Guyer's addition for $50.
M. & X. for bargains tomorrow.
Nice new potatoes at f. G. Young's.
All kinds of fresh vegetables at Mays.
Choice Strawberries at f. G. Young's
Saratoga chip potatoes ut G. G. Trues,
dale's.
| Head lettuce, very choice, at F. G.
Young's.
Choice Strawberries and bananas, al
W. IL. Beans.
Figs 10 cents per pound at f. G.
Young's.
The painters are singing their brushes
in lively manner.
Krell Il Math have the finest ice cream
parlors west of Chicago.
Wanted-A first class shoemaker at
Wynes & Schneider's.
Call at X. & KS. tomorrow and see the
extraordinary bargains.
Choice Strawberries, oranges and ba-
nanas. at c. G. Truesdale's.
Mr.. Dwight IIirsch. of Chicago, is Wis,
| iting the family Of A. Loeb.
A nice stock of fresh vegetables al,
ways on hand, at W. II. Beams.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds in the
morning, at G. G. Truesdale's.
The Davenports play the Danvilles to-
morrow. Game called at o'clock.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri>cities at Birkenfeld's.
Ice cream-the choicest in the city in
any quantity to suit-at Krell & Maths.
Mr.. b. r. Gable left for The east this
morning. He will return in about two
weeks.
Mr.. w Hagdorn is putting up 81 900
residence on Tenth avenue in Dodges adj
dition.
The finest ice cream parlors in the
three cities can be found at Krell &
Maths.
Stock in the Moline & Rock Island
horse railway company for sale. En-
quire of A. d. Huesing.
There promises to be extensive build
ing on econd avenue this summer in the |
way O. new business blocks
DR.. G. B. Kinyon returned last evening |
from Chicago, where he attended the an
nual meeting of the State Homeopathic
society.
Elk, Alderman G. j. Larkin has pur-
chased the Anawalt premises on Elm
street for So, SOC, and will move his family
into 1t.
Old "Mississip' is SOLDERING off gradu-
ally, but after its prolonged spree it will
be some time before it reaches its normal
again
If you have no confidence in adver.
tisers, call at NJ. & KS. tomorrow. who
will convince you that they are sincere
in their announcements.
Bird, the barber, has flown from Ter
rell's Harper house parlors and
George Burris, the artist extraor>
binary. manipulates the shears and razor
behind his old chair.
Mr.. W. j. Pratt leaves shortly for
Montana to strengthen up his affairs there
previous to deciding upon location in
Washington territory, when he will re-
urn 10 Rock Island and move his family
here.
The city was rebilled yesterday for the
Barnum and Bailey shows. The show
will exhibit in Davenport's pasture. Mr..
J ohn Evans received the contract for hay
and other feed the day the show exhibits
here.
Those wishing seats for the Bowlby-
Griffith concert, Tuesday, May 22d, at
Wagners opera house, Moline, may Sc
cure them at Clendenin's drug store by
telephone Sale will commence tomOr-
.ow morning.
The illustrated lecture on Palestine, to
lave been delivered by Rev. G. L. Nor
gan, of Moline, at the Broadway Presby~
erian church, has been postponed be-
,ause OF the non arrival of the Sciopticon
With which the views are exhibited.
E. Luchman has purchased the saloon
Moline avenue near the Rock Island de-
DOT, formerly owned and operated by
John L. Masterson, and will have
,rand opening lunch Saturday evening,
Hay 10, to which he invites his friends.
Chas. Anderson plead guilty to the
arceny of a coat in the circuit court yes