Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-28
BRIEFLETS.

| Wanted-A TAILOR 10 WORK ny lne week
at Hopes.
II. Schroeder, of Gable, was IN the city
yesterday.
City Attorney McEniry arrived home
from New Orleans today.
Attend dancing school at Armory hal
Wednesday night,
John Evans keeps all kinds of poultry,
supplys, cattle and horse feed.
Dancing school at Armory hall Wed"
nesday night. Admission thirty~tive
cents.
Mr.. A. J. Cook and family left last
evening for their new homo at Pasadena,
Cal.
Mr.. l.. S. McCabe, the dry goods mel"
chant. left for Chicago yesterday on bus
mess.
Six per cent loans by the Black Hawk
Homestead Association on Friday even
ing, March q
Hon. w. y. Crawford, of Taylor
Ridge. was among the callers at the AR
GUS once lOudy,
Wanted-A boy about sixteen years
old to mild COW, feed horse, and make
fires. Apply at this office.
Misses Hotch and Maths of Geneseo,
are visiting ut the residence of Mr.. Geo
Wagner, on Moline avenue.
Subscribe for stock in the fourth series
of the Black Hawk Homestead Associa-
ton, to be opened on March /,
China of all kinds at very low prices at
Loosey's, 1909 Second avenue. Call
and see it whether you buy or not.
Mr.. c. J. Bryant has returned from
four weeks trip through Indiana in the
interest of the Rock Island Pow Co.
ST. Ambrose Seminary, of Davenport,
has organized a base ball club which is
open to challenges for the coming season
from surrounding cities.
Mrs. w. A. Ross, No. 1929 First
avenue, offers her furniture, carpets and
all household effects for sale. Call and
purchase as soon as possible.
Mrs. d. Yolande, most wonderful as
trooglst and only true palm and planet
reader, can be consulted at 1905 Third
avenue, room O. Rock Island.
Mrs A. H. Pollard received Geographic
news yesterday announcing the death of
Miss Salle Joplin at Merriam Park,
Mimi. The young lady formerly resided
here
News from Andalusia today is to the
effect that d.. E. II. Bowman is resting
much easier, and it is pleasure to note
that there are now very good prospects
of his recovery.
Rumor sayeth that Mr.. A. r. Morgan
the preacher and ex-politician of
Moline, is about to remove to this city and
try whirl at the republican congress
sional nomination next fall.
S. B. Dusinberre and bride are in the
city on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs, H. w,
Dusnberre at the Harper house. The
bridal couple are en- route to their new
home at Tacomah, Washington territory,
National League has arranged with Judge
Brennan, of Sioux City, to deliver the
Grafton on the occasion of the Emmett
anniversary exercises. which are to be
held on Tuesday evening, March @.
Messrs. VIM. Jackson and SaviIle
Johnston went to Port Byron this morn
ing to take part in the ejectment case
heretofore described in the ARGUS, and
which came up in justice court there
this morning.
Freight Agent Stoddard announces the
following new rates over the c., k. l. q
P: 1st class, 1s; I'd class, IS; 3D. class,
ii; 4th class, 10. The rate is reduc>
ton of over on the regular tariff rate
heretofore in force Freight leaving
Chicago IN the evening will be delivered
in Rock Island the following morning at
I o'clock.
The funeral of the late August sass
will be. held, with services at the German
Lutheran church at 2 o'clock tomorro"
afternoon. The g. A. r. and Butchers
association will attend. Mr.. Sass was
forty seven years of age and leaves with
his wife, five children. He came to ROCK
Island at the close of the war, having
served CALAMITY during three years OF the
great civil strife.