Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-06
Your a,tentiou is called this ay TO tie


cents and up at the Fair"
For baby carriages. call at the factory
and get discount Of IS per cent.
K. & NJ. have the Victoria mixed CAM
dies. "It's English you know
First gun for the NJ. & K.-they have
again opened fire upon high prices.
Lace curtains 90 cents pair at the
Adams, Sa2 Brady street, Davenport.
Ices and ice cream In brick. melon.
pyrs mid and individual forms at Krel &
Maths.
Ladies, you should see those bronze
slippers and patent leather ties at the NJ.
& K.
Wanted-A boy for general work
about place. Apply to Mrs. Chas. Bu>
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Rosenfleld have
gone to o,tumwa on a visit to their
daughter. Mrs. ]. B. Sac.
Il & NJ. have just received nne line
of candies from New York. Step in and
see how nice and fresh they are.
Over sixty different styles Of baby car.
risges at the factory, corner of First
avenue and Sixteenth street.
julius J. Juage has just received q
fresh car load OF that world renowned
and celebrated Colfax mineral water.
Bronze slippers with beaded vamps.
patent leather low shoes. white kid opera
slippers and tan russell Oxfords at the NJ.
& K
Davenport is in the tormoil of a city
election today. The respective candi>
dates for mayor are Ernst Claussen, DEM
ocrat, and Geo. W. Cable, republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Huber and Miss Huber
left for the east this II orning. intending
to take passage from New York next
week for Europe to spend the summer
abroad.
Mr.. John Aster contributed s. to the
subscriptions for the support Of St Luke's
hospital for another year. his name being
Internationally omitted from the pub>
lished list
Invitations are out for the marriage at
Sterling, H.. April II, Of Mr.. Charles K.
Mixter. of this city. and Miss Lena B.
Davis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Y.
Davis, Of that city.
Seven hundred rugs ia as many differ
emit patters. ALI sizes. Remember. We
guarantee prices on these. Can save you
from 80 cents to $3.50 on each rug. The
Adams. S22 Brady street, Davenport.
Clemann & Salzmsnn 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. 1898 and 1897 Second avenue.
Carpets! Carpetsi Csrpetsl The larg-
est stock west Of Chicago. We can save
you 10 per cent on these goods. Our
terms are unequsled. The Adams, 322
Brady street. Davenport.
Mr.. Lothar Harms has purchased
through g. W. D. Harris agency Mr.. W.
II. Whitman's handsome residence prop
erty. at the corner of Sixth avenue and
Eighteenth street, for 5000. and pro-
poses to make 1t his home.
The executive committee OF the Indus
trial Fair association met last evening
and computed the receipts of last win
ter's fair. showing that 1890 had been
cleared this season. the expenses being in
the neighborhood OF $500.
There was a pretty large vote polled
In Rock Island last Tuesday--an IN.
usually heavy vote for a municipal cleo
ton, the total vote being Q $40 as against
a,691 polled in the presidential ticket
last fall.
Conductor Thos. Fuller. of the c.. NJ .
& St. p, has gone to Milwaukee for the
purpose of moving his family to Ss-
wanna. The captains many friends
In Rock Island wish that his run was 80
arranged that he could conveniently
make Rock Island his home.
Police Msgistrate>elect H. G.. Wivill
has leased the Office rooms In postoface
block recently occupied by DR.. Joseph
Mckee. Mr.. Wivill proposes putting in
little rostrum on which his desk will be
placed and Of giving the office the ap-
pearance and air of a court room on q
small scale.
The coming entertainment at the Bur-
tbs opera house. Davenport. April IL.
1.-THE Merchants Representative Pa.
gesnt." promises to be one of the finest
entertainments given during the past
season. All the leading business houses
of the city will be represented by ladies
in elegant costumes. who will execute q
fine military drill. Seats can be reserved
at Bowlby's music store. Wednesday.
April IL.
| Mr.. Andrew Wallerhaupt, for over ten
years In the employ Of the Children's
Carriage company. of this city, has en-
bsrked in business for himself at No.
1905 Third avenue. He has commenced
manufacturing children's carriages. and
has q nice stock on hand. He does all
kinds of reed work.. Mr.. Wollerhaupt
10 an experienced workman. and all OF
his work is strictly first class. When
you want anything in his line give him a
call. Read advertisement on another
page.