Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-03
BRIEFLETS.
.hn Remer is very i'll.

All kinds of fresh vegetables at Mays
Dancing school at Armory hall tomor
row night.
1. S. Cox of Rapids City, was in thu
city today.
Nice oranges 25 cents dozen at ] A
Genuug's.
Fine dairy butter 25 cents pound al
]. A. Genungs.
Arbuckles coffee 20 cents a pound al
j. A Genung's.
Soda crackers pounds for 25 cents al
j. A. Genung's.
MISS Eva Normoyle left for Peoria to
spend Easter vacation with her relatives.
Jacob Warner, of WATERFOWL, brother
to Uncle John" Warner, was in the city
yesterday.
Two more members of the Clinton
board of education, came down yesterday
to look at our high school building.
The Moline Business Mems association
today elected Supervisor Rufus A,
Smith member of the directory of the
G. Il. s. w. road.
For the quarter ending March 81 1888,
the receipts Of the Rock Island postoftice
were $4,SO6 Ga; disbursements, "a. 1O2 )
"A; balance, 1908 80.
Alex Gellerstedt, of Moline. aged
twenty-five and single, was adjudged
insane in the county court today, and
ordered sent to Jacksonville.
The base ball season in Rock Island
opens next Saturday with games on that
and the following day between the Rock
Island and the Interstate League club of
Davenport.
This is the weather that suits people
who have any sightseeing to do. If you
haven't already visited Loosley's crockerY
store, call and see how it looks, whether
you want to buy or not,
The delegates to the republican county |
convention from Yuma township are John
l.. Noah, Leslie Hanna and Richard
Clark. Hamptons delegates are Geo.
Vincent, John Devinney, Danl. Mcneil,
z. F. Baker and Clark Corbin.
Principals j j. Nagel and wife, j. r.
Bowman and wife, G. <. Orchard and
wife, John w. Mcbride. C. E. Preston
and the Misses Hooley, all of the Daven.
port public school corps, attended the
at the rink last night.
Wanted-A partner in good manus
featuring business, one that can travel.
VIII exchange one half interest for good
Rock Island city property. Will stand
Investigation; $1,000 required. Inquire
Of Medill & Whitehead, Bengston's block,
Rock Island. III.
There is probably no township in the
county today where the election is wax
ng warmer than in Hampton township.
rhe fight is on the supervisors ticket,
he candidates beng Daniel Wainwright
straight democratic, II. o. Norton indies
pendent straight. and Daniel Mcneil
traight republican. Much interest is
manifested on all sides.
In its endeHvors yesterday to publish as
tdIly as UUSSlbic u report Vi |
he Easter services in the various
hurches, the ARGUS was Obliged to de~
end somewhat upon the members of
ertain of the churches for assistance in
laking such preparation. In the First
hurch it depended upon "lsme stick"
or the information desired, and the re-
ort appearing last evening was some
hat inaccurate as pertaining to that
hurch. 1t has been the endeavor of the
-RGUs, as all our churches know, to de-
ote space on the Monday issue of each
eek to faithful outline of one or more {
the most important sermons preached
n the day preceding, and to make note v
such other religious observances as Il
ould be of general interest. The ARGUS
ill continue to do this, but will know r.
,tter who it can depend on in the fu- "
ire.