Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-17


he asks $500. though he don't state for
what reason.
1t is rumored that Rock Island is to lose
another school teacher and that the
groom comes from the west.
Mr.. c. G. Coyne, the popular Port By
ron druggist. was. in the city today, calls
ing on his numerous friends.
Half price-Armant's triple extract
perfumes-special half price sale at Nc
Intire Bros, 20 cents an ounce.
You can buy enough wall paper now
adays for so cents to paper room 12x12.
Sutcliffe Bros. is the place to get it.
Bring your bottles and have them
filed with choice perfumery at 30 cents
an ounce at McIn.ire Bros half price
sale.
For Sale-A small building with glass
front, corner of Second avenue and Ninth
street, cheap. Inquire of John Cru
bsugh.
Take the opportunity and buy baby
carriage while you can get discount Of
IS per cent at the factory. corner OF First
avenue and Sixteenth street.
The largest stock in the city Of baby
carriages is at the factory, corner of First
avenue and Sixteenth street. They give
discount on every carriage they sell.
The Flora de Heleilrope" is undoubted
ly the sweetest and most delightful cent
cigar ever brought into this market.
Sold only at the Harper house drug
store
The c.. B. & Q has followed the ex-
ample of the c.. r I. & P, and ordered
that standard watches be carried by
conductors, engineers firemen and yard
masters.
President Looney. of the Island City
club. has called meeting at 7:80 Thurs
day evening when he urges full attends
attended to.
The Omaha Deacon club has cancelled
its games with the Davenport club this
week. and the next games there. will be
with the Monmouth club, on Saturday
and Sunday.
Clothes wringers, best made; good
one at 81 81. and many styles and prices;
it will pay you to call at the G. F. Adams
Home Furnishing House. 822 Brady
street. Davenport.
Sutcliffe Bros. have just received a
car load of wall paper. which will be sold
at three cents per roll. Embossed pa.
per at Is cents per roll-other gold pa
pers for five cents to ten cents per roll.
Clocksl clocksll You cannot afford to
be without one at prices we quote; any
number of styles to select from at the c.
F. Adams home furnishing house, 1922
Brady street. Davenport.
Arsenal council, III. National Union, is
| arranging for an open session of the
council at its hall in the Armory building
next Tuesday night. which will be fol-
lowed by a banquet in the dining rooms
adjoining the hall.
The Rock Island Building and Loan
association at its regular meeting last
evening effected seven loans aggregaiing
| So, 900, at an average of eighteen per cent
premium. The first series of the asso>
citation will mature In July next.
One of the most popular g.. B. & Q
passenger conductors running into Rock
Island. will soon receive the congratuls-
tons Of his friends over a very interest,
ing event that is about to transpire.
/ called and was surprised TO know
how cheap you can furnish home with
best makes of carpets. furniture. and in
fact everything necessary to go into g
house at the G. F. Adams home furnish
ing house, 322 Brady street, Davenport
George Lund. for several years freight
conductor on this division of the c.. M
& st. P, was killed at Joliet on Saturday
while engaged in switching in the yard
of the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern road. His
remains were inferred at Beloit, Wis
yesterday.
Mr.. David Don has received number
of copies of a handsome pamphlet en-
titled Grand Rapids As II Is" with tn,
compliments of the Grand Rapids Re
frigerator company. The work is care
fully and tastefully gotten up and is very
creditabe to the thriving Michigan city
Mr.. Henry Won Ach. of Andalusia
leaves next Monday for Oklahoma. Mr.
William Apple. of Buffalo, Ia, accom-
panies him. The ARGUS JOINS with
others of Henry's friends in wishing him
success in the country of new booms and
wild men.
Miss Clara B. Hampton gave delight
full birthday party at the home of her
parents. Aid. and Mrs. A. II. Hampton,
last evening. There were large mum.
Der of the young lady's friends presen,
and all were most happily entertained
The supper was elegant.
Robt. Kuschman, the old. reliable
-four and feed merchant at No. 2207
Fourth avenue. has just added q nice
fresh line of staple and fancy groceries
to his flour and feed stock, which he will
sell as low as the lowest. He invites bis
friends to call and see him. when in neet
of anything in his line.
Mr.. P. L. Mitchell and daughters, Mrs