Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-27
BRIEFLETS.

Schroeder's boom is busted.
Pants sale at the Golden Eagle.
The Christie hat is becoming very pop
ular.
Get your decorated Easter eggs at the
Fair"
Col. Montgomery Meigs, of Keokuk. is
in the city.
Steamboat Inspectors Burns and Scott
are in the city.
Those SO cent shoes at NJ. & KS. are
splendid value.
Piano for sale or rent. Enquire at 1928
Eleventh street
The Spencer homestead is for rent. En-
qure of d. T. Robinson.
So for pants, worth double, at the
Golden Eagle pants sale this week.
The democratic city township conven~
ton assemblies at Turner hall this even
ing.
What is most popular on Second
avenue2 The shoe and clothing firm of
NJ. IL K.
Iron ale express wagons from 81 up
sold other places for Sat the
Fair"
Miss Eta Holmes, of Alcdo, is in
the city, the guest of Miss Mae Melon.
aid.
Look all around, get prices on clothing
and shoes, then go to NJ. & KS, and
compare.
The north side shoe store-M. 81 k
are the only shoe firm on the north side
of Second avenue.
Miss Ella Blakesley has returned from
Chicago, where she has been attending
the Chicago Art Institute
Unnecessary to wear old torn shoes
new goods are so cheapat NJ. Sc Rs, that
everybody can afford to invest.
MISS A. Leary. teacher of instrumental
and vocal music, harmony and thorough
bass, No $50 Twenty-third street.
The opening yesterday of the great
pants sale at the Golden Eagle was big
success, notwithstanding the bad weather.
MI IlblhGl w iIIpAI VI NiiS IlbNt las
purchased the Peale house barber shop at
Moline and will conduct that business in
the future.
Some of the Fourth ward politicians
may vote for Gresham now, but they will |
vote for Cleveland all right enough in
November.
Isn't the Christie London daisy hat. |
boys2 1t knocks the spots out of any
thing around this part of the globe; NJ.
& X, agents.
For 1898 you have your choice out of
300 pairs of the latest style all-wool
pants worth from 81 so to 81 at the Col
den Eagle pants sale.
Mrs. Catharine Curry, of Taylor Ridge,
was adjudged insane in the county court
yesterday, and was ordered committed to
Jacksonville asylum.
State Senator Pearson, of Macomb,
candidate for the republican nomination
for secretary of state. is in the city call
ing on the faithful.
Edwin Ward is the man who can carry
the Seventh ward for democracy. Scott
may be good runner on the road, but
Ward can sidetrack him on election day.
Avail yourself of the opportunity to
secure a pair of pants at half price by
going to the great pants sale this week at
the Golden Eagle So and 1898 gives
you your choice out of 500 pairs.
Judge Waterman yesterday fined j.
Scott Richmsn and VIM. Hoffman, Mus
catine's pugilistic attorneys, $50 each for
contempt of court for fighting in the
court room, as described in Saturdays
ARGUS.
The Moline township republican con-
venton has placed in nomination r. A.
Smith for supervisor and J. w. War; and
E. B. Knox for assistant supervisor; Z.
C. Waters for assessor and John Ander-
son for collector.
Lloyd Burns, the well known colored
man. for fourteen years teamster for E
G. Frazer, died yesterday at the resi-
deuce of his brother in Davenport, after
four days illness, with brain difficulty.
He was forty nine years old and single.
w. W. SCOTS nomination for alder
man in the Seventh ward did not come
until after the nomination had been ten
dered Mr.. GiIpin Moore aud declined by
that gentleman to the committee which
called at his house to tender him the
nomination