Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-28
BRIEFLETS.
Fine potatoes at Mays.

Fine potatoes at Mays.
Three more days of March misery.
Dancing school at Armory hall tonight.
Fresh eggs Is cents per dozen at
Mays.
Tremendous dress goods sale at Nc
Cabe's.
Choice Easter eggs-all colors at the
Fair"
Strictly fresh eggs, Is cents per dozen,
at Truesdale's.
Found-A bunch of small keys. Call
at ARGUS office.
Piano for sale or rent, Esquire at 32S
Eleventh street
Dancing school at Armory hall tonight.
Admission 35 cents.
The Spencer homestead is for rent. En-
quire of ID. T. Robinson.
Mrs. E. B. Sergeant, of Rock ford, is
visiting friends in the city.
All the new Dutterick patterns for
April now ready at McCabe's.
The DAISY" brooms always sold at 30
cents; only 25 cents at the Fair"
Take look at those beautiful Easter
eggs in the window at the Fair"
Rising Sun stove polish 7 cents per
cake, four for % cents at the "Fair."
Green peas, lima beans, string beans
Mays.
Mr.. John j. Reimers leaves for mas
larious Wichita tonight to be gone a
week.
Don't pay Is cents for Royal pump
kins when you can get them for 10 cents
at Mays.
Continuation of the dress goods sale
this week with added attractions at McN
Cabe Bros.
The West Rambo came down from Lee
Claire this morning. the first rafter on
these waters this season.
An enormous stock of dress goods at
low prices this week
at McCabe Bros.
Bailiff Phil Miller has returned from
Jacksonville. where he took Mrs. Curry, |
the woman lately adjudged insane.
Prang's Easter cards and novelties, |
Easter millinery and Easter decorations
in great variety at McCabe Bros.
Miss A. Leary, teacher of instrumental
and vocal music, harmony and thorough |
bass, No. $50 Twenty third street.
The democrats of Muscatine are organ
izing club. About 100 names have
been subscribed to the membership list.
Mr. Fred Gates. of Port Byron. was in
the city today. He says the excitement
over the Morgan Merryman case is on the
wane.
Miss Belle Peasants. the soprano in
Trinity choir at Davenport. has resigned
and the Compass, the church paper, says
for good reasons"
Mr.. w. II. Judge and wife have re
moved to the comfortable rooms formerly
by the Illini club, in the gas
building.
Mr.. ]. +. Everett. of Oskaloosa, Iowa.
ex,city superintendent of the Rock Island
public schools, arrived last night for an
extended visit to old friends.
John Kalbruetz, q resident of Musca~
tine island, has mysteriously disappeared.
There can be no trace of HIM foued, and
the belief is current that he was drowned
about the time the ice went out, either
accidentally or with suicidal intent
1t is understood Thomas Smart is so
with the republican nomination
in the First ward that he has with
drawn from the republican club of this
city. of which he was vice president.
Deputy marshal Kramer arrested a
woman named Dolly Dole, of Daven-
port, in a shameful state of intoxicatiOn
at an early hour this morning. She was
permitted to sleep off her inc briation and
then sent back to her native heath.
There was a little party at the resi-,
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sutclife
Monday evening, in honor of their little
daughter Cora, on her fifth birthday.
There were about twenty-five present and
they all enjoyed themselves heartily. A