Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-03
BRIEFLETs.


Extra fne strawberries ct Mays.
! Croquet sets 20 cents at the Fair.
i Eureka folding tables 90 cents at thu
Fair.
Choice fresh vegetables at c. c. Trues
dale's.
Folding clothes horses rs cents at tn
Fair.
Nice dressed chickens at G. G. Trues
dale's.
Nobby getaways for men and boys a
the why"
Some very choice pieces of genuine Gu
glass at Loosley's.
Eighteen sheets gilt edge writing paper
for cents at the Fair.
DR.. W. r. Freek. of Cordova, dinet
at the Harper today.
Choice strawberries. bananas and or.
snges at G. C. Truesdale's.
| Prince Albert suits In all the --latest
styles and shades at the why"
When you are In need Of a fine wed
ding present get it at Loosley's.
String beans. green peas, new pots
toes. beets and head lettuce at Mays.
The why" always lead In prices
Corduroy knee pants for 80 cents; worth
double.
The why" will sell you knee pants
for 16 cents; others ask from rs to So
cents.
Mr.. w. D. Webster, the Cordova mer,
chant and lime dealer. was IN the city
today.
W. H. Devore and H. C. Trent, OF
Port Byron. were at the Rock Island
house yesterday.
The Rock River Circle of Unitarian
churches Is in session at the Unitarian
church In Moline.
Grand opening at Theodore Frees cor
ner Seventh avenue and Twelfth street,
Saturday evening.
Go to the why" and examine those
all wool cheviot mems suits for ST.68:
we'll worth $12 80.
A finely decorated 12 piece chamber
set at Loosley's for So. and 10 pieces of
the same for So
The annual meeting of the Missionary
Guild Of St. Paul Trinity parish will
be held tonight at the church.
i
The Why" are selling those nobby
sailor suits in blue or gray with em-
broidered collars for IS cents.
The Why" are selling mems cork
screw worsted suit In blue or black for
80; would be bargain at S12 so.
Bargain seekers should take advantage
Of those mixed cashmere suits the Why
are selling for SO. As; we'll worth $40
Caulif1ower, strawberries, new pota-
toes. beets. rsdishes, lettuce aud sspara-
gus and soup punches at F. G. Young's.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y.
w. C. T. U. will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock in the Y. NJ c. A.
rooms.
Edward Nance, of this city, attended
the wedding of Mr.. G. Fl. Robinson and
Miss Stella B. Widney. at Woodruff
Wednesday night.
Just received seventy five of those
beautifully trimmed boys suits well
worth s2 so. The Why" are going to
sacrifice them at 81 .22.
Marshal Brennan and Sergeant Sexton
took an inventory of the furniture in the
police station yesterday and found every
thing in good order.
Mr.. Fred Appelquist has In his barn
yard thoroughbred Jersey COW. one OF
the finest specimens of the breed ever
brought to Rock Island.
Mr.. P. L. Mitchell has recovered from
his recent illness to such an extent as to
be able to ride up town and spend few
minutes at the First National bank this
morning.
doc" Gretjan 1shed out two i'm
mense salmon from the ferry dock yester-
day morning. one weighing three pounds
and the other three and one half DOC"
is keeping Lent now.
NJ. A. Barns, the grocer is lying a,
the point of death at his home over 1914
Second avenue. His ailment is kidney
trouble and the probabilities are that be
| will not survive the night.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Mutual Building. Loan and Savings asso-
citation Tuesday evening. May Z, 1889.
Premiums 10 to 90 per cent. Stock in
the twenty-eighth series.
| Attached to Conductor Hitchcock 8
train on the r. l. s. P. yesterday after
mood, was an additional coach containing
thirty-five U. s. army soldiers en- route
from Columbus. Ohio. to Amour. South
Dakota.
Mr.. H. D. Folsom has been appointed
watch inspector for the north end Of the
Rock Island and St. Louis division Of the
Burlington road. his jurisdiction extend
ing from Rock Island to Beardstown.
Mr.. Folsom is also inspector for the c.,
r. I. & P.
| A petition is being circulated in Mo-
line, asking the city council to construct
an abattoir and establish proper reguia,
tons with regard thereto. The Moline
butchers are for the stattoir. So were
the Rock Island butchers until they were
led to revolt.
A uniform outfit of rolling stock,