Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-30
BRIEFLETS.

p. dale's.
Copper bottom wash boilers $1S5, a
D the, Fair"
, Fine bananas and oranges at C. c
r Truesdale's.
| Found-A bunch of small keys. Cal
at ARGUS Office.
Piano for sale or rent. Enquire at 32'
Eleventh street.
} Fresh eggs. only 10 cents per dozen, a
c. @. Truesdale's.
Lemons. oranges and bananas, at low
prices at Mays.
Choice mallard ducks and poultry a
| G. c. Truesdales.
Have you seen the superb Easter cards
and booklets at Champions.
The Spencer homestead is for rent En-
quire of d. T. Robinson.
Prangs Easter cards from two cents to
two dollars at Champions.
DR.. Merryman of Port Byron, dined at
the Harper today.
All grades of wall paper Is being sold
very cheap at Champions.
One thousand dozen fresh eggs, 10
cents per dozen at Mays.
Harry Cleaveland is home from Knox
college for weeks vacation.
The Rock Island public schools closed
for a two weeks vacation today.
Easter novelties decorated by hand in
the highest style of art at Champions.
Get your decorated Easter eggs at the
Fair" Only few more dozen left.
Seven hundred school children in the
chorus at the rink Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Messrs Lother Harms, julius Junge,
John Russ and Geo. Wagner are camping
out near Boston Bay.
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.
Miss A. Leary, teacher of instrumental
and vocal music, harmony and thorough
bass, No $50 Twenty-third street.
Girl wanted-A good cook, washer and
ironer References required, Mrs. Phil
Mitchell, No. TIA Twentieth street.
Mrs. w. II. Gest and children leave for
Washington in few days to remain the
rest of the present congressional session.
The person who lost a lady's breast pin
at the rink last night. can have the same
by calling at this Office and paying costs.
Andrew Donaldson, of Rural, and
Joseph Fitzpatrick, of Milan, were well
come visitors at the ARGUS office this
Champion 81 Cos store has been repa-
pered and painted throughout an d now
presents very handsome and attractive
appearance. I
Col Clark E. Carr, of Galesburg, who
las the gubernatorial bee in his bonnet,
Vas in the city yesterday interviewing
,he faithful.
j. A. Genung, the grocer, is on the list
If temporary widowers, Mrs. Genung I
having gone on visit to her parents at
New Albany, Ind.
Paper hanging and interior decorating
" corps of skilled workmen. Prices
easonable and work warranted. Leave
riders at Champions.
In obedience to Maj Mackenzie's order f.
,apt. Meigs announces that the Des s
foines rapids canal will be open to navi> n
alton on Tuesday. April 3.
Mr.. John Wilson has been nominated
} the county board. Mr.. Wilson's nom. h
nation means his election. q
The members of the city-township =. =,
and candidates are requested
y Chairman Kerr to meet at City Attor-
ey McEniry's office this evening. y
ed. Ward is as good as elected alder
ian in the Seventh ward, )" said a citizen =
ON the eastern end of the city today.
o. j. DimiCk is booming Scott"
BY far the largest line of wall paper in Y
he three cities to be had at Champion s.
he complete samples Of an eastern mans
'acturer to select from when necessary. A
The public school concert for the benz NJ
1t of the high school piano will be held Y
the rink on next Monday and Tuesday
There will be seven hundred
1ices in the chorus.
Marion Wyrick will be the next supers IN
sor from Rock Island township. He is b
assessed of those qualifications essential
business success and will consequently a
AXE the right kind of supervisor.
Prof. j. s. Loveland, of California,
'esident of the Spiritualsts' Association q
the United States, who is attending the
convention at Moline is the m
lest of L. P. Reynolds of this city. II
Something new for wall paper decora- Il
ns-lignamour-isa as thick as leather, u
it'll artistic patterns in relief, will last
injury, and when it becomes soiled or
llled by age it can be rebronzed. Call 4
Id see it at Champions AZ
See that the names of John NJ Sulli- Va
N, j. H. ladders, Henry Burgower and
Gorge Jones are on your township tick
for assistant supervisors next Tuesday.
Ote for them all and they will all be a
ected. III
Messrs. Ed. Thompson and Elmer Y
akesley. of this city, were married in
avenport yesterday, the former to Miss 90