Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-10
BRIEFLETs.

Loads of bargains at the M. s. K.
Have pictures framed at Taylor's.
Base ball shoes SO cents, NJ. & X.
Some more so cent shoes. M. & X.
New potatoes, at c. c. Truesdale's.
Hot weather clothing at the M. & X.
| Fine Strawberries, at G. c. Truesdale's
A full line of straw hats at Benefits
This evening-50 cent shoes at the M
s. K.
The St. Marie glove sold only at Ben.
| nett's.
Fifty
Cent shoes, NJ. & X.
Finest bananas and oranges in town al
Boro's.
Grand opening at the Golden Eagle
tomorrow.
The Might off " company is at the
Harper house.
There will be "a Night off at Harper's
theatre tonight.
Curtains with best spring fixtures 35
cents at Taylors.
Ladies'
Shoes, so cents, M. & X.
Dressed chickens and turkeys, at G. c.
Truesdale's.
Scriven's patent elastic seam drawers
at the M. & X.
A full line of fresh vegetables. at c.
&. Truesdale's.
Take "a night off" and go to Har-
per's theatre tonight.
Boys lace. button and buckle shoes,
8Sc at the NJ. & X.
Remember those ladies' five hook
gloves 50 cents at Benefits.
Gauze underwear cents; Balbriggan
underwear % cents at the M. & X.
Tomorrow-day and evening-grand
spring opening at the Golden Eagle.
Nine cases of so cent shoes will be
opened this evening at the M. & X.
Boys, call at the Golden Eagle and get
a free suit-S:30 a. m. to 12-lots of run.
Summer is here in earnest, and will
stay with us for several months to come
Special bargains in every department
at the grand opening at the Golden Eagle
tomorrow.
Mrs. j. c. Rasmussen has been called
to Lansing. Iowa, by sorrow in the FAM
lily of her sister.
Carse & Co. have followed their usual
custom of putting jar of Black Hawk
mineral water in their store.
You can buy good -four cheaper at
Beecher's commission store than any
other place in the city.
Free concert by the Chicago Italian or
chestra at the Golden Eagle tomorrow
evening. to $50. Everybody GO
All the plants and flowers used at the
Golden Eagle tomorrow are furnished by
Rasmussen, the we'll known florist.
The twenty>frst Illinois State Sunday
School convention is to be held at Mat
toon on the 14th, 18th and 10th of this
month
Mr.. Frank Nader is spending a few
weeks in the east on a business and
pleasure trip. He was in Philadelphia
Yesterday.
Take the children to the Golden Eagle
tomorrow evening. Grand concert by
the Chicago Italian orchestra from Z to
$50 p. m.
Every lady attending the grand open
ing at the Golden Eagle will be presented
with buttonhole boquet made from the
finest cut flowers.
Boss" Wells has evidently given up
all idea of securing the postoffice, as his
new steamboat duties would Indicate
at least until the river season closes.
The interesting information comes
from the logging regions that they are
having plenty of rain and that there will
be abundance of logs for the mills here in
few days.
The Davenports defeated the Spring
fields yesterday by score of : to 3. It,
was fine contest, characterized chiefly
by the brilliant playing of Welsh in CEN
ire field for Davenport.
An immense variety of fans, new and
beautiful styles. all kinds and qualities,
selling at special reductions for Monday
and Tuesday. Nj. Arnold, 1879 West
Second street, Davenport.
Congressman w H. Gest has received
official notification that Ed NJ. Wilcox
has been restored to the mail service aud
assigned to duty between Rock Island
and Peoria on the R 1. & P road.
One of the finest specimens of the hu-
man race that has been admitted to a
family circle in Rock Island was well
coined by Mr.. and Mrs E &. Frazer yes
terday, and this estimable couple now
have two sons.
Call and see the sport at the Golden
Eagle tomorrow morning-20O boys will
attempt to climb the pole. A prize of a
SIS suit will be given to the first success
ful one. Remember this takes place from
$50 a. m to IL m.
Read our specials in other columns.
All departments fall victim to this great
slaughter of seasonable goods, and we
feel convinced that an examination will
be of profit to you. M. Arnold, 1919
West Second street. Davenport.
Mr.. David Stephens and Alderman
Schnellleft for Garry Owen, Jackson coun
ty, Iowa, yesterday morning to cons
mence work on Catholic church. the
contract for building having been let to
Larkin & Stephens and Alderman Schnell
in their respective lines.
Rev l. w. Read, of Wichita, Kan, is
visiting his former Pensioners in Rock
Island. Mr.. Reads brother, Rev. J. C
III. Read, of Moline, who in company
with Editor McGlynn, of the Moline Dis
patch, has been attending the commence
ment exercises of LAGRANGE college, Mo-,
has just received from that institution
the title of D. ID.
In Wednesdays Chicago Inter- Ocean
appeared the following among the
s pringfield items:
The bill changing the law in regard to
elections in townships was read a third
time and passed. This measure was in
trodnnad hr Mr. nixon OF on IA l..