Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
BRIEFLETS.
Fresh fish at F. G. Young's.

Fresh fish at F. G, Youngs.
Nice lettuce at c. G. Truesdaes.
Sheriff T. S. Silvls went to Chicago last
evening.
Waured-A tailor to work by the week
at Hopes.
Nice Baldwin, and Greening apples at
c. c. Truesdale's.
Toy chairs, doll buggies and tables for
little ones at the Fair"
Fine fresh roasted Java and Mocha
coffees at the Hong Kong.
Four-wheel express wagons 40 cents
and upwards at the Fair"
John Evans keeps all kinds of poultry
supplies, horse and cattle feed.
The wrecked police horse was sold to
Supervisor Thomas Campbell today for
$15.
Mrs. Anna Carter is sinking gradually
today. All hope of her recovery has
been abandoned.
A California supper will be given by
the ladies of the Second Baptist church at
the church March IS
Judge Ira o. Wilkinson and Col, H.
B. Burgh, were among the Rock Island
ers in Chicago yesterday.
Six per cent loans by this Rock Island
Building association, Thursday. March
20, 1898. E, II. GUYER, Sec.
Miss Maggie Ickets, who has been
spending the winter with her uncle, Pres
siding Elder P. A. Cool, has returned to
her home at Canton, ILL.,
Postal Clerk Ladders took short re-
spite from his duties today. He has been
doing double duty on account of the
sickness of a brother clerk.
The BUSY Bees" miss ionary band of
the Broadway Presbyterian church will
give sociable in the church parlors on
next Thursday evening, March 10.
Mr.. ]. r. Johnston is talked of as al
derman in the Fifth ward. Johnston
bristles with good aldermauic points, and
would make avery creditable representa-
tive.
An enjoyable time was had at the
quarterly meeting of the Y. M. G. A,
held at the association rooms last even
ing. The ladies of the First NJ, E.
church furnished refreshments.
Since the new police rules went into
effect when one of the Rock Island pc;
licemen goes into a saloon, he asks for a
champion cocktail" and the bartender
turns on the hydrant.
Egbert, Fidlar u Chambers have pur-
chased ground in Davenport, on which
they will erect mammoth printing and
binding establishment. This firm is one
of the most successful business houses in
the west.
August Huesing, chairman of the dem
ocratic county committee, and Henry
Geisler, the well known caterer at
August Herkert's resort, attended the
democratic state central committee |
meeting at Chicago Yesterday.
In another part of the ARGUS may be |
found the advertisement of Sutciffe |
Bros, the wall paper dealers, hangers
and painters, who are better prepared |
than ever to do all kinds of work ia their
line at prices that will be sure to please |
Alderman Dan Corken says under no
will he be candidate for
reelection for alderman IN the Third
ward. This is to be deplored, for Mr.
Corken has made one of the best and
members of the present
council.
Supt. Kemble of the Rock Island
schools, Supt. Mack. of the Moline
schools, and Others of the corps of both
cities, willlikely attend the fourth annual
meeting Of the Central Illinois Teachers
to be held at Galesburg on
Friday and Saturday of this week
The Rock Island Silver Plating works
Ind the Rock Island Knife and Shear
both held important meetings
1t is probable that the latter
which is in need of more