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

idllOTS wanted AT hoppe b.
Milk shake at Krell g. Maths
a Knee pants 8 cents at M. & KS.
e Lots in Guyer's addition for $3.50.
y For hatIgo to Lloyd & Stewards.
Best Rockford socks 10 cents, at M q
KS.
Hon. j. S. Lee, of Peoria, is in tn
city.
Milk and ice cream shake at Krel 6
Maths.
Good straw hats for boys, 10 cents, Al
NJ. & KS.
fireman. the butcher, has some fin {
spring lamb.
Mems straw hats, nice ones, 30 cents,
at NJ. s. Ks.
Fancy percale shirts laundried so cents,
at NJ. & KS
Fine French candies just received at
Krell & Maths
The nobbiest line of hats in the city at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Danville did up Davenport yesterday by
a score of 4 to 3.
Step in and look at Lloyd & Stewards
line of fancy shirts.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri>cities at Birkenfeld's.
New carpets of the latest designs are
arriving at Clemann & Salzmann's every
day.
Grand opening Saturday evening at
Herman Schwecke's, No. 81 Twentieth
street.
| Elegant parlor and bedroom sets are
being received every day at Clemann &
Salzmann's
| Robinson s. Taliaferro are open for
business opposite Harper house for the
next ten days.
Conductor Whitfield, of the c., 3. & @.
has been off duty for some time on &C.
count of disability.
New lines of goods have been received
to replace those damaged by the late fire
at Robinson & Talaferro's.
Mrs. Mary Buford and daughter Miss
Hattie, and Mrs. e. w. Hurst, sailed
from New York for Liverpool today.
Luther NJ. Brown, of Zuma, aged mines
teen, was adjudged insane in the county
court yesterday, and will be sent to Kan
kakee for treatment.
If you haven't yet seen the new goods
at Looseley's crockery store. you are IN
vIted to call and examine. whether you
wish to buy or not. Some of the Few |
arrivals are worth seeing.
The FranklIns were out with their |
new horse last night. The outfit is q |
daisy and the Franklin's may be looked |
upon as the pride of the city in the flu
ture.
The Black Hawk Homestead associa-
ton awarded $3.50 in loans at their
meeting last evening-$l. $50 at 81 cents
premium, and So, $50 at % cents premi~
UNI.
The centre boys defeated the High
School nine this morning by score of
25 to 10. Geo. Cue and Homer Norton
formed the battery for the center boys
and Sam Kenworlhy and j. Cooke for
High school,
The receipts of the children's entertain
ment week ago-$6 S1--has been
placed in the hands of Mrs. j. M. Blu.
ford, president of the hospital guild. and
it will be expended in securing something ,
for the hospital which will be credit to l.,
The little ladies.
DR.. J. w. Ireland, veterinary surgeon,
has decided upon Davenport as perma'
nent location for the practice of vetern-
ary medicine. He is graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary college. He will be
sound at his office, first door east of Lor- q
IONS sale stable, Davenport, after June /. II
A change has been made in the Deere e
crew of the Sylvan Boat Club in conse h
luence of the inability of Charles Merri> a
nan to practice of late William Olson, r
who works at Deere s. Co.'S and who a
las heretofore gained some reputation as 7
IN amatuer runner of foot races, has been ii
aiken in Merriman's place. ii
Thursday evening Mrs, M. Arnold gave a II
urprise party for her husband, the occa-
ion being the anniversary of his birth. -
everal of the prominent Hebrew tami- D
les of Davenport, Rock Island. and Mo Il
me were present and most enjoyable t,
vening was spent. 1t was a late hour a.
then the party broke up, all wishing .
heir kind host many happy returns of II
be Davenport Times. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Steel and Mr., Will f,
am Steel arrived from Wichita this e
forming, with the remains of Frank p
teel, details of whose accidental death al
ere given in yesterdays ARGUS. Frank B
as killed by the cars at Florence, Kan, FL
lie wheels passing over the upper por- d.
on of his body, mangling him terribly. &C
he coroners inquest was unable to di- bl
ulge the actual cause of the accident. m
he unfortunate boy was buried this of
fternoon. .h
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