Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-22
BRIEFLETS.
BIrkenfeld's for ice cream.
Tailors wanted at Hopes.
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Three cents all week at McCabeS.
Pine apples 90 cents each at Mays,
Lots in Guyer's addition for $3.50.
Fresh Strawberries at w. H. Beans.
All kinds of fresh vegetables at Mays
Wax beans and beets at +. G. YOung's
Wanted-a good cook at 100 Second
avenue.
Choice fresh Strawberries at f. G.
Young's.
Milk shake, delicious and refreshing at
Krell & Maths.
| A first class shoemaker wanted at
Wynes & Schneidcr's.
No reason given-kId gloves IA cents
a pair at McCabe Bros.
Hereafter the last car will leave on the
Milan road at z o'clock.
Embroidered back kid gloves 90 cents
this week at McCabe Bros.
Opera kid gloves II cents pair at
McCabe Bros. while they last.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri-cities at Birkenfeld's.
Found--Two railroad tickets to Win
field, Kas. Enquire at Truesdale's gro
Gerry.
No apologies no explanation, simply
the low prices on kid gloves. Read Nc
Cabe Bros. al.
Try dish of strawberry ice cream,
made with fresh strawberries, at Krell s.
Maths parlor.
The good work of cleaning up the city
was begun by the street and alley com.
mittee this morning.
Stock in the Moline & Rock Island
horse railway company for sale. En-
quire of A. d. Huesing.
Parties and families supplied with the
best and purost of ice creams and fruit
ices by Krell tS Math
A sale without a parallel, a sale wth>
out excuse. Read quotations in kid
gloves in McCabe Bros. adj
General Secretary Lang, of the Y. M
G. A, went to Geneseo and organized a
society at that place last night.
DR.. Merryman, of Port Byron. has de-
cided to remove to Kearney, Neb. He
will take his fine team with him.
&c, &c, Sc. Sc. &c, coiled wire spring
bustles cents each for six days at Nc
Cabe Bros. Were made to sell for csc. |
Ladies when down town should stop in |
at Krell & Maths elegantly furnished ice
cream parlors and try the favorite new
drink-milk shake,
Jacob Ohlweiler is the boss fisherman.
He caught three pound salmon yester.
day morning, and served up fine lunch
on the strength of ii today.
Wynes & Schneider's main store will
remain where it Isl the store in Reynolds
block on Moline avenue, will be only
branch establishment.
Messrs Gus. Stengel John Ohlweiler,
Henry Lemberg and G. II. Ritter are at.
tending the Turner convention in Chca.
20 as delegates from this city.
The vocal and instrumental concert by
pupils of Profs. GE Griffith and 8. T.
Bowlby will be given this evening at
opera house, Moline.
AT the residence of Prof. Carlson, at
Augustana college, Thursday evening,
occurs the marriage of Mr.. Samuel E.
Carlson and Miss Title E. Edberg.
Hon j. H. Paddeford, of Cleveland,
Henry county, has issued handsome
catalogue of the short horn cattle to be
old at his farm near Cleveland on Friday,
une 8.
Messrs. James Jackson and Thomas
Iarl, engineers on the c.. X. & N, are
n the city, for the purpose of removing
heir families to their new homes in the
outhwest.
Rumors reached the city today that
wo engineers of the Rock Island road in
his city, had been injured in collision
t Tiffin, Iowa. A collision occurred,
nut without serious results.
A member of the Holly hose company
allied at the ARGUS office this morning
0 state that that company was in no way
Oncerned in the affair of Saturday night
lluded to in this paper last evening
Messrs. j. W. WEIGH, E. W. Hurst B.
}. Buford. A. r. Bryant and Hon. Chas
'unham and Hon. J. W. Foy of Gene
60, left for Springfield this morning TO
tend the democratic state convention.
The G. A. r. post committees of the
lree cities met at the Harper house this
fternoon and completed arrangements :,
Or the annual decoration day observ>
noes at the national cemetery. Graham
ost, of Moline. is to act as master of
this year. 4
1t is reported that the Chicago. Bur- :
ngton & Quincy people have promised
, build branch from Quincy to Boards
,wn, provided the Indianapolis. Decatur 4
Western company will build from De- y
ltur to Beardstown. Such a combina- =
on would provide shorter line between
ow York and many of the largest rail-
lad centers on the Missouri river, than 7
~ now in existence. u
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