Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-17
BRIEFLETS.


Z Be- on hand March 22.
Watch the date-March 90.
Brooms, II cents. at the Fair"
Washboards. 20 cents at the Fair"
; Lots of clothes baskets at the Fair. y
Iron axle express wagons, only $I25,
at the Fair"
Wanted-A tailor to work by the week
, at Hopes.
J Bargains in furniture and carpets at
Clemann & Sazman's.
Handsome lot of decorated china, table
service, Just in at Loosley's,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, in-
spection nights at NJ. & KS
Take stock in the fourth series of the
Black Hawk Homestead association.
Clemann Il SAzmann have just re.
ceived a large new stock of carpets.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in,
specton nights at Mosenfeder & Kohns.
Today is the silver anniversary of the
marriage of Mr., and Mrs s. s. Kemble.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Building association, Tuesday. March
20, 1888 f H. GUYER, Sec.
Mrs. W. l. Whitfield has returned
from three weeks visit to Jackson,
Tenn.
Mr. IL, w. Carter. of Chicago, is in the
city on the sad mission of attending his
mothers funeral
All kinds of toilet soaps at the Fair.
The celebrated Langtry curling iron,
30 cents, at the Fair"
The ice went out below the islands yes.
terday, and Rock river cleared itself
with II rush this afternoon.
VIM. II. Atwood, Esq, formerly of |
Rock Island and now of Fremont, Neb. |
is visiting friends in the city.
Today our good sheriff. T. s. Silvis,
like the admirers of the priest st, Pat
rick, has an important birthday to cele-
brate.
Messrs. L. w. Hurst and j. T. Ken.
worthy. are being discussed by their
democratic friends as possible legislative
candidates.
supt. s. s. Kemble, of the Rock Island
schools, attended the meeting of the
Central Illinois Teachers association at
G tales burg.
Mr. F. ii. Warren has returned from
an extended trip through Iowa in the in
terest of Holt & Co. the great New York
dress goods firm,
No goods to be sold Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings after 7 p. m, at
Mosepfelder 81 Kohn's. Inspection
nights; everybody invited to attend.
1t is James E. Reidy instead of Martin
Reidy Jr., who is announced as candi
late for the office of township collector,
subject to the decision of the democratic
Mr., Marcus Detjens has moved from
his late location into the premises for
nerly occupied by Mr.. Henry Harrison
corner of Twenty-fourth street and Sew
,nth avenue.
Joseph Starkey today sold his property
No. 5l3 and 515 Seventeenth street, to
Mr.. Claus II. Franck for 81 400. The
ale was made by Geo. w. d. Harris, the
cal estate agent.
Everybody invited 10 be present Tues
lay and Wednesday evenings to inspect !
tyles and prices at Mosenfelder q
Iohn's. No goods to be sold after
o'clock for these two evenings.
Ex-Alderman Gustav Stengel is spoken
If as good aldermanic timber in the Third
ward Mr.. Stengel's former experience
n the council would serve him in good
tead in case of his election. Il
The names of II. E. Casteel on the
emocratic side, and NJ. W. Burgh and
Ohm E. Fleming, republicans, have been
Mentioned by their friends in connection 4
Iith the Office of circuit clerk.
E. II. Guyer and W. A. Meese, from Y
he republican ranks, and VIM. McEniry
nd NJ NJ. Corbett, from the stronghold
f the democracy, have been named as
valuable candidates for states attorney.
The council committee on fire alarm
pparatus heard proposals from Manager
rillth, of the tri>city telephone ex> n
hange, and Mr.. E. b Chandler. of Chi
ago, last night, for putting in the /
esired system.
1t is understood that Phil Miller's
lends would like him to try whirl for NJ
oroner on the republican ticket. L. V.
ckhart is alsobeing quietly discussed by Ii
ne same party, as is David Halves the ]
resent incumbent
Circuit Clerk Bowman doesn't propose
, hang his harp on the willow by any
leans in the fight that is gradually de-
clipping in the republican camp. He an
as SHED his caster INTO the ring, and "
lys he is there to stay gu
Mr. C, r. Chamberlin, of Malta, Ill,
in the city to spend Sunday at the res
ence of his father-in.law, Mr.. H. +.
ull, on the avenue. He was formerly -
lshier at Mitchell 81 Lyndes bank in
lis city, and has many friends here.
Painters, paper hangers and plasterers
e very busy at present identifying the
terror of Mr.. Champions book store.
rade is somewhat impeded by their
essence, but in a few days he will be
lie to present an exceedingly attractive