Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-11

At the dancing school last evening
there was pair of kid gloves and jer-
sey jacket taken by mistake. Please re-
turn them to the managers or to Kramer
s. Bleuer, the bookbinders.
There is much surprise and regret ex-
pressed by local physicians over the abo-
li,ion by the Illinos legislature. of the
state board of health, and prayer for re-
consideration of the action in this regard
is likely to be made.
Do not be baffled or misled by loud
advertisements of sensational" dealers.
but before purchasing any spring cloth
ing call at the Golden Eagle and examine
the immense stock and low prices.
The probabilities are that the objec-
tons to police magistrates office on
the Second floor of Mitchell s. Lynde's
block, will induce Mr.. Wivill to engage
the old quarters over McCabe's store.
Clemann & Salzmann have the largest
assortment of furniture and carpets and
the lowest prices west of Chicago. Don't
forget the place, Harper's theatre build
ing, No. 1925 and 1927 Second avenue.
Carpetsl Carpetsl Carpetsi The larg-
est stock west of Chicago. We can save
you 10 per cent on these goods. Our
terms are unequaled. The Adams, 322
Brady street, Davenport.
Timothy Sexton has bought the Bryant
homestead, at the corner of Third avenue
and Eighth street, the transaction being
completed through G. w. D. Harris
agency, the consideration being SO. 400.
Seven hundred rugs in as many differ
ent patters. All sizes. Remember. we
guarantee prices on these. Can save you
from so cents to 81 so on each rug. The
Adams, 1922 Brady street, Davenport.
The Moline Wagon company has issued
a handsome catalogue and illustrated
price list for 1889. The design is neat
and the printing, which was done by the
Porter Printing company, is highly cred-
liable.
The Golden Eagle does not carry any
cheap. damaged trash in boys waists. tut
only the best makes of the we'll known
Banner brand which are sold at very near
the prices asked by other dealers for
snide goods.
A gentle hint to mothers: If you want
your boy to look neat and tasteful, and
cannot afford to pay big prices for suit,
go to the Golden Eagle and have him
fitted out. Largest line in the city. and
the lowest prices.
Mr.. VIM. McEniry and Officer Frank
Meenau went to Iowa City this morning,
to be present at the trial of the case
involving the reward for the c.. R. 1. &
P. train wrecker, the full amount of
which Meenan is entitled to-
Rock Island has branch of the Ameri-
can Protective associations political,
though non-partisan organization, exist
ing In different parts of the country. The
| order is secret, both as to its members,
officers and its transactions. 1t meets in
Odd Fellows hall.
For two days dispositions have been
| taken before Commissioner Parmenter in
| the case of Churchill Parker against the
Rock Island Plow company. a case pend
| ing in the district court Of Douglass
county, Nebraska. Maj. ]. NJ. Boards
ley represented the plaintiff and Col Fl .
Curtis. the pillow company.
The suggestion that Rock Island fit.
tingly celebrate the centennial Inaugural
ton anniversary April 80. made in last
nights ARGUS. seems to meet with gen.
eral appreciation. and it Is not unlikely
that the Improvement association will be
called upon to propose some plan of &C.
ton at its meeting tonight. There is nc
time to waste, if such celebration is TO
be made.
| Look out for batsl The Golden Eagle
does not sell you pair of boys pants
for cents which cost 12 cents, and theI
if you wish TO purchase anything els.
charge you double, as some of it's com
petitors are at present doing, but claim
to sell any and everything at the loves
prices. Call and see the line of sprinl
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
The c.. R. l. & P. railway will hav'
on sale daily after May /. round triI
tickets from Rock Island to Denver. Pu'
eblo. Colorado Springs and Trinidad
good to return until October 81. a.
the rate of $44 .25; also to Ogden or Sal,
Lake, Utah. at the rate of $61.75 to for
mer, and $46.25 to latter point. STOP
over allowed west of Missouri river-go.
ing or coming.
The sale of real estate in Edgewoo6
Park on Wednesday, amounted to two
lots to George W. Walker. of Moline, ons
to DR.. Paul, of this city, and the hand
some cottage built by the syndicate las
year to Mrs. Chas. Gleason, of Moline
for 50, 800. The lots were $3.50 each
DR.. Paul contracts to commence tn,
building of nice house at once; Mr.
Walker will not start building operation
until later in the season. The Gleason'
will occupy their new home within few
days.
President R. R. Gable. of the Rocl
Island road has issued the following
: ssMr EimhaI aaaietant IN tho prAci
dent, will have charge of construction