Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
BRIEFLETS.

Fresh butter at w. y. MaucKers ..
Dibbern's fine honey at Maucker's.
Sweet potatoes at g. c. Truesdale's.
G. E. Lewis, of Peoris,is in the city.
M. & K. are having spring overcoat
sale.
Bananas 20 cents per dozen at Trues-
dale's.
Wm. Baker. of Edgington. was in the
city today.
The temperature fell from IS above to
30 last night.
Those o. s5 overcoats are going fast.
at the NJ. s. K.
W. McIntire. of Reynolds. was in
the city today.
j. M. Musser. Of Muscatine. dIned at
the Harper today.
Simon & Mosenfelder nov have their
complete spring stock.
Fine dressed chickens every day this
week at c. G.. Truesdale's.
Miss Nellie Gray is home on short
Visit from COUNCIL bluHs.
Spring overcoat season has opened in
full blast at the NJ. & K.
Everybody says "the beautiful spring
-overcoats at the NJ. & K.
Mr. D. 8. Schureman returned from
Cincinnati this afternoon.
"a. 60 for first class plain. neat. cas-
simere overcoat. at the NJ. 4 X
J. NJ. Buford today sold the Swiler
property to Mr. ]. E. Baker for 81. 400.
You should see those beauties in over
coats NJ & K. are selling at S12 and
SIS.
Some decided bargains have been ad.
ded to Simon s. Mosenfelder's special
boys suit sale.
Judge Smith convened the adjourned
session OF the January term of the circuit
court this afternoon.
Lost-A Roman gold coil bracelet
Finder please return to room SO, Harrel
house. and be rewarded.
Max Ecker was put under bonds of 500
by Justice Cooke today for threatening
the life of Godfrey Knockemus.
NJ. & K. have so many handsome
spring overcoa,s that it ia difficult to de
eide which is the most exquisite.
Simon & Mosenfelder's new spring
stock comprises the richest and most ele
CANT novelties for gents and boys wea
| ever shown here
Tuesdays registration was: First ward
$50; Second. $50; Third, 522; Fourth
459; Fifth. 492; Sixth. 500; Seventh
1856; total. 3.076
Capt Tom Fuller. of the c.. nj. & st
P, is back on his run after having beer
up at Milwaukee renewing his ac9uaint
ance with his family.
The members of the city council tool
drive over the city 10 a bus this morn
ing in company with Surveyor Paddock
who, explained his system of grades. etc
Charles Hollacher. manager and cap
tain of the Davenport club. arrived from
Philadelphia this morning. The signing
of players will begin at once.
Chairman Jos. H. Kerr. of the demo-
cratic city township committee, has called
an important meeting for next Saturds
evening, at the rooms of the Island City
club.
Moline Is now agitstipg the subject o.
street paving. The Business Mems sssocl
alton Of that city, which was organized
soon after the Rock Island Citizens I'm
provement association. has appointed
committee to investigate the matter.
A salad sociable" will be held in the
lecture room Of the Central church OF
Friday evening under the auspices of ths
aid society. An interesting programme
is being prepared and good time is ex
pected. Refreshments will be served.
With the coming of the spring. which
is fairly approaching, the ladies will saw
time, trouble and money by bringing
their lace curtains and all such thing
that require great attention, to the Roc
Island Steam Laundry. Prices yer
moderate and work first class.
Parents should not miss the opportu
nifty of buying boys suits. fully one
third below regular prices, Simon 4
Mosenfelder are Offering this chance Il
their special boys suit sale. All grade
included from the cheapest to the finest
The formal announcement appear
elsewhere of the candidacy of John Clark
for the democratic nomination for tn,
Office of police magistrate. Mr.. Clarke
while being in every way qualified to dis
charge the duties of the office, is yer,
popular with all. and especially has h
many friends among the old soldiers
having served throughout the war. Hi
nomination is all that is essential to cleo
ton.
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