Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-25
BRIEFLETS.


: Tailors wa nted at Hopes.
Milk shake at Krell & Maths.
Lots in Guyers addition for $3.50.
Oyster FORKS at Will r. Johnson's
, All kinds of fresh vegetables at Mays.
See Will II. Johnson's new line Of solid
: silver.
Milk and ice cream shake at Krell &
Maths.
Ice cream spoons in silver at Win II.
, Johnson's.
, Fine French candies just received at
Krell s. Maths.
Five o'clock teas in silver at viii II.
Johnsons.
Teeth extracted without pain by DR..
Lameraux, Davenport.
The price of lump coal at Ellis coal
yard is So 40 per ton.
Two ice cream freezers for sale; apply
at HawthOrne's restaurant.
Strawberries. bananas. pine apples,
oranges and lemons at Mays.
If you want box of fine candy put
up in fine style, try Krell & Math.
The druggists who have handled DR..
Lameraux's medicines report large sales.
Mr.. John Ecksteadt has resigned his
position at the Rock Island pillow works.
Nice Northern Spy apples, bananas,
sweet oranges and hot peanuts al
Boro's
f. II. Guyer and wife left for Wichita
last night on a trip combining business
| with pleasure.
Presiding Elder p. A. Cool aud Rev.
G. w. Cue leave tomorrow night for the |
general conference in New York.
Mr.. John A. Peterson of Lyons, and |
Miss Allie Wood, of Kearney, Neb,, were
married by Justice Cooke yesterday after
noon.
The South park syndicate has arranged
to supply the new addition to Rock ISL
and with 1900 to 1000 feet of drainage
tile.
Miss Mary McGeean has purchased the
Taylor house on Sixteenth street and
Fourth avenue, and will take possession
about May 1.
DR.. L4meraux and his band of wonder.
full performers have located on the cor
ner of Scott and Fourth streets, Daven-
port, for four weeks.
Mr. Joseph Starkey departed last even-
ing for Fremont Mo-, to embark in
business. Mr.. Starkey's family leave for
Fremont in short time.
Special Examiner Jaeger of the inter-
nal revenue apartment, went over Stamp
Clerk Huckstaedt's books yesterday, and
of course found everything o. k.
The engine men who left Rock Island
for Streator yesterday to enter the Santa {
Fee service, were two in number and
only one was c., B. & @, striker. !;
At the district NJ. L. parsonage at ?
o'clock this afternoon Rev. PA. Cool mar
ried Mr.. John F. Reynolds, of Cordova
and Miss Susan A. Posey, of LeCaire.
Mr.. j. NJ. Montgomery is the proud
father of fine young son, who arrived !
on this terrestrial sphere Monday morn. !
ing. Mother and son are doing finely.
Theo. Buchholz. for many years brake
man for Conductor doc" Bush, on the
G., NJ. & ST. p. road, has gone to the
Minnesota division under Supt i;
D. l.. Bush. Buck" will get train be- 9
fore long.
Mr., Otto Sieb has leased the Dresser
premises. Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street. and will move his saloon which is
low located at Ninth street and Third
avenue, thther.
Mrs. W. Warren has received intelli>
renee of the death at Pueblo. Col. of
Ter sister, Miss Sadie Mccormick, for>
nerly of Rock Island. The remains will
e brought to Rock Island for interment.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Henderson
o Dr. E. G. Morey, of Sioux City, Iowa,
ccurs at the residence of the brides L
ncle. Capt. T. j. Robinson, on TWEEN
eth stree tomorrow night, Rev. G. W.
|ue, Off, iating.
MIR. l.. G. Elliott the democratic wheel
orse of the lower end, was at the Rock
sland house over night. Uncle Pomp"
as recovered from his recent illness, and a
in as robust health as of yore, which
let his numerous friends throughout the
ounty will be pleased to learn,
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. a
I. L. Crawford. of Sterling, to the mar, @
age of her daughter. Miss Mary and "
Ir. Adair Peasants, of this city, the
CEREMONY to take place on Wednesday
veDing next at o'clock in the First
church of that city, 4
Miss W. Petersen feels very sorry that n
big leading millinery house of Rock y
Stand has to come down to work for 4
othing. She wishes to let her friends v
now that she keeps up yet and carries a
Irge assortment of fine millinery. trims a
y exclusive original styles and sells very
heap. .
A horse belonging to Hartz & Bahnsen
ecame frightened at the cars at the foot 3
Seventeenth street this morning and "A
ashed up the street, making bee line
,r the post office, where it collided with
[ail Carrier Browner's rig and was
opped. The wagon box was left on IS
irst avenue but no serious damage was "a