Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-20
BRIEFLETS.

| New CABBAGE AT Mays.
Tailor5 wanted at Hopes.
Fresh dressed chickens at Mays.
Ice cream at Krell & Maths tomorrow
Choice bananas at c. Q. Truesdule's.
Headquarters for bone meal at G. III
Riper's.
Everything in fresh vegetables Mt G. c
Truesdales.
All kinds of fresh vegetables in tn
market at Mays.
The price of lump coal at Ellis Goa
yard is So. 40 per ton.
Krel & Maths ice cream parlors have
been refttcd throughout.
Hatsl Hats! Hatsl A full line jus
received at the Golden Eagle.
Fine engravings given away at the
Golden Eagle to all purchasers.
DIR. James Cozad, of Reynolds, was at
the Rock Island house today.
The industrial fair committee meets at
Norris hall at 1870 this evening.
Fine engravings given away to pur>
chasers at the Golden Eagle.
To rcnt--One of the houses in the Ne
gus row. Apply TO W. S. Knowlton.
A new and beautiful line of fine neck~
wear just received at the Golden Eagle.
John Condor was fined So and costs
by Magistrate Bennett this morning for
intoxication.
Krell & Math are DOW prepared to
serve the public with their we'll known
and delicious ice cream.
Auction at Fire Clothing store, Daven-
port, every afternoon at 80 p m. and
Z p. m for twelve days.
Remember Bleuer's band give their
annual ball on Saturday evening. April
%.
The Rock Island Knife & Shear com
pany has increased its capitol stock from
$4,000 to 100000.
Bleuer's band will hold their fourth
annual ball on the evening of Saturday
April 49, Admission 90 cents
MIR. j. H. Ransom has moved his fam
lily in from Coal Valley, and taken suite
of rooms over his saloon on Second ave-
nue..
Ex City Attorney NJ. N. Corbett in a card |
elsewhere formally announces himself as
an independent candidate for states at
torney.
A full line of light cheviot suits in |
sacks and frocks. satin lined, just re
ceived at the Golden Bagle. They are
dandies. Call and examine.
Blue, cinnamon, smoke. wine nutria,
cream and dozen other different colors
in those fine young mems crusher hats at
the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. G. Weiss and family returned last
evening from Kansas. Mr.. Weiss
spent the winter in Kansas, and his wife
and family joined him there few weeks
ago.
Mothers, don't forget to step in to the
Golden Eagle at your first opportunity
and examine their full line of boys and
;hildren's clothing-the largest in the
,ity.
Mr.. John Russ, the veteran restaura-
eur who is also mechanic. has accepted
. position as engineer at the Harper
house, though he will continue to conduct
his restaurant.
DR.. Craig pronounces John Jordan as
much better today and his chances for
ecovery are believed to be excel~
ent. His alment is pneumonia and his
lttack has been a severe one.
President r. R. Cable, of the c.. r. l.
p. and wife, spent this morning with
elatives in the city, on their way east
rom a trip over the western lines of the
Great Rock Island Route"
The opening meeting of the Davenport
Business Mems ASSOCIATION in its new
ooms in Masonic temple, occurs this
yening. and many from this city have
'een invited to be present.
A series of resolutions endorsing the
sndidacy of Hon. H. ". Fisher for re-
lection to the Legislature, was passed
at the republican caucus at
ieneseo on Tuesday evening.
There are plenty of new things to look
t, in china and glassware both, at Loos-
ey's now. Although they are still quite
usy arranging new arrivals, people are
invited to call and see goods and prices.
Suit was filed yesterday by Chris Lamp.
ssignee against Jno. Lafrenz j. Muhs.
:. p. Sackett, and Egbert, Fidlar &
ChAiA'ers, in she sums of $500, $500,