Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-25
BRIEFLETS.

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Mays.
Nice fresh caulifower at @. G. Trues
dales.
Wanted-a good cook at 1109 SeconC
avenue.
Mr.. P. l.. Mitchell has returned from
Chicago.
Choice oranges and lemons at G. G
Truesdale's.
Gauze underwear cents at NJ. & KS
tomorrow.
Pine apples, strawberries and bananas
at F. G. Young's,
Milk shake, a delicious and refreshing
Krell s. Maths.
New beets, cucumbers and squash al
@. c. Truesdales.
George Hitler of Coal Valley, was in
the city today.
Fresh pineapples and strawberries at
G, G. Truesdale's.
Summer neckwear-th the largest stock
at the Golden Eagle.
Do not delay-Buy your underwear
now at NJ. & KS.
DR.. Rogers, of Port Byron, was in the
city on business today.
Wigwams go, 20, 80 and 80 cents at
Wynes s. Schneider's.
Soup punches, parsley and wax beans
at c. c. Truesdaes.
Ladies' hand>turned shoes 1915 at
Wynes & Schneider's.
Shaw knit, second quality hose only 10
cents at the Golden Eagle
Mems buff calf shoes--seamless 80
at Wynes & Schneider's.
Nice line of ladies' kid shoes $l,25 to
Sc at Wynes IL Schneider's.
43 cents for that splendid balbriggan
underwear worth 65 at M. IL KS.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri>cties at Brkenfeld's.
Free lunch Saturday night, May 26, at
the Saratoga hall. 1915 Second avenue.
The largest and cheapest line of boys
straw hats can be found at the Golden
Eagle.
Free lunch Saturday night, May 26, at
L. Preusse's Saratoga hall. 1915 Second
avenue.
Amt they beauties flannel and
jersey shirts just opened at the Golden
Eagle.
Choice caulitlower, wax beans, peas,
beets, and large head lettuce at F. q.
Youngs,
Mr. August Hnesing is attending the
National Butchers association in Phila-
delphia
For the next 6 days--Men's Scotch
cheviot suits only So at the Golden Eagle,
worth $40.
Parties and families supplied with the
best and purest of ice creams and fruit
ices by Krell & Math.
The Golden Eagle are the sole agents
for those French flannel coats and shirts.
Call and examine,
Good balbrigan underwear only 25
cents at the Golden Eagle; others ask 43
for the same goods.
The name of Jacob Riley was omitted
from the list of new directors Of the Rock
Island g. Milan road yesterday.
Stylish Mothers-call at the Golden
Eagle and see the new novelties just re-
,eived at the Golden Eagle.
Don't forget that Hoppe, the tailor,
mas removed back to his old quarters.
where he would be pleased to see his
friends.
Have you seen those BOYS pants the
Golden Eagle are selling for twenty five
tents? If not, call and get pair, as they
IRE worth double.
The NJ. & X. shoe department is a
splendid success. Never has there been
'uch splendid line of ladies and gents
hoes introduced in Rock Island.
II. +. Cordes has just received an ele-
rant line of Beatrice lace curtains, in
;luding the latest designs and the finest
ace goods manufactured. To see these
FOODS is to appreciate them.
A number of the Rock Island friends
# Mrs. Schillinger, of Davenport, nee
diss McConochle, of this city, went over
nd surprised her last night and very
leasant evening was spent.
Aid. A II. Hampton has fitted up the
uilding formerly occupied by the late {
/. 81. DeSanto, druggist, Fourth avenue
nd Ninth street, as a confectionery and
&c cream pailor, and is now in readiness 7
0 receive his friends.
Benz. Whitsitt, of Presumption, was in
be city today completing arrangements
or his great stock sale en- June 6. A
pecial train will leave Presumption after
be sale for the accomm odaton of all at
ending from this city.
If you would like to see some plain
'hite iron stone china at prices that
eem almost nothing, just visit Loosley's
rockery store. And if you are interest,"
/ in hands ONE toilet sets, ask to see the
Orient" by Dalton.
Miss Elizabeth Simington, a well
nown lady of Milan, died at O'Clock
lis morning, aged seventy>nine. The
neral will be held at 8 o'clock tomor-
w morning, Rev. Johnston, of Edging-
N. officiating. Iuterment at Reynolds.
Majs. J. NJ. Beardsley and Quincy Nc
ell and Messrs. l.. V. Eckhart, Richard
OLSON, P, Morgart, L. Stafford, of Coal
alley, VIM. Payne, of Yuma, and Frank 10
ee. of Knoxville, returned this morning n,
ON Sterling, where they attended the