Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-04-07
BRIEFLETS.

S5.55 and 50. 95,
So 5.55 mems suits at the Golden Eagle
Ice cream at Krell & Maths tomorrow
G.. B. & l.. hat only $3 so, Robin
son, sole agent.
The dollar store is now open at No.
1908 Second avenue.
Mr.. John Rhodenbaugh, of Swedona
was in the city today.
New styles of suitings just received by
j. T. Dixon, the tailor.
Mems and youths suits $3.50 all next
week at the Golden Eagle.
Krell & Maths ice cream parlors have
been refitted throughout
Remember the special suit sale at the
Golden Eagle all next week.
For rent-From May 1, the building at
present occupied by th' ARGUS.
Miss Molly Turner As returned home
from her visit to Dem sr, Col.
All the shapes in d nlap hats in light
weights. Robinson, sole agent.
Miss Ella Wilcox is occupying posi-
ton as stenogra pher for Medlll & White
head.
Pap" Lewis, one of the oldest settlers
of Richland Grove. died on Wednesday
last.
Just as the ARGUS suggested last night
the street sprinkler came out this
morning.
Wanted-A good boy at the Casino.
corner of Third avenGa and Twenty
fourth street.
1886 gives you your choice of 2OO
mems and youths latest style spring suits
at the Golden Eagle.
Krell & Math are DOW prepared to
serve the public with their well known
and delicious ice cieam.
Avail yourself of the opportunity by
buying suit at the Golden Eagle special
suit sale all next week.
Now that carpet cleaning time has
come, everybody should buy one of
Lords carpet whips at the Fair
The Rock Island choir will sing for the
last time at Trinity church in Davenport
tomorrow, repeating the fine Easter
music.
Mems and youths suits all next week
only 80. 50 at the Golden Eagle. No
suit in the lot worth less than twelve
dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Larkey have lost
their five year old daughter, who died of
Group last night. The funeral will be
held tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Supervisor T. j. Murphy, of Coal
Valley, was in the city today, with his
locks nicely curled. He and Chairman
Campbell had tete>aNtete.
At the regular meeting OF the Black
Hawk Building and Loan association last
evening loans were made to the amount
of SO, $50 at 80 and 81 per cent.
Mrs. T. T. Dwight, of Peoria, daughter
of the late United States Senator Rich
ardson, of this state, is visiting Mrs. W.
A. Thompson, on Second avenue.
The sociable and supper in the parlors
of the Central Presbyterian church last
evening was fine success. A nice sup
per and other refreshments were served,
and an enjoyable time was had by all.
You can have your choice next week
out of 150 mems and youths new. fresh
spring suits for the low price of SO 85 at
the Golden Eagle. Every suit guaran-
teed to be worth from 30 to 80 per cent
more. Call and be convinced.
Mrs. Rutlege. wife of the late Rockwell
Rutlege, whose head was split open on
VIM. Jordan s farm near Orion by a saw,
has become insane over the horrible
death of her husband. Mrs. Field, her
sister, is lying dangerously i'll from cry
sipelas.
Mr.. Irving d. Burgh, son of Col. II.
B. Burgh, of this city, and who for two
years has been connected with the Gin
ton lumber firm of W. J. Young & Co.,
has become associated with Mr.. Jacob
Baer. of that city, in the hardware bust
ness. Mr.. Baer is one of the substantial
men of Clinton, and in Rock Island
where Mr.. Burgh is known so well,
it is needless to pay compliment to
the junior member of the new firm of
Baer s. Burgh, or to predict the success
the firm is certain to achieve.
Col. H. B. Burgh has paper from
Helena, Ark, showing the election of M
J. Frltzon as mayor of that city. Mr..
Fritzon was prominent member, and in
fact chief bugler of the Ninth Illinois
cavalry, and he attended the meeting
here last fall. He was a former Rock
Islander, and left this city for the
war, being mustered out OF service at
Helena where he went into business and
has resided there since. These former
Rock Island men are bound to achieve
success and fame in the world wherever
they cast their lots.
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