Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-25
BRIEFLETS.
Mile. Rhea at Harper's theatre tonIgh,

20 mems SUITS 90 at the NJ. q h. to-
day.
ST. .25 wigwsms so cents at the NJ. &
K. today.
u There are bargains in store for you a
the M. & K.
| j. M. Christy, of Des Moines. is in the
} city on business.
i Read Geo. W. D. Harris real estate
advertisement.
i Miss Matte Ball. of Illinois City. was
in town today.
/ 81 patent leather tipped shoes 81 at the
M. & K. today.
j Mrs. Charles McHugh is visiting rela.
tives at Tiskilwa.
| John Niedtke has been appointed sub
stitute mail carrier.
| Choice strawberries 124 cents quart
at Longs this evening.
| T. c. Lewis. of Reynolds, breakfasted
at the Harper this morning.
Rhea will be greeted by a tremen-
dously large audience this evening.
All perishable goods sold regardless of
cost from Z to 10 p. m. at Longs.
50 80, So so, $3.50, and Sc SO chill
dren's suits for IS at the M. 3 K today
Miss Birdie Salter, Of Montezuma,
Iowa. is visiting at the residence of Mai
]. NJ. Beardsley.
Mrs. 8. B. Edison and daughter. Miss
Agatha Edson, leave next week for West
Point on visit.
Wanted An apprentice girl to learn
dressmaking at Mrs Duffield's 22S Sew.
enteenth street.
A little girl was badly bitten by a vi
cious Newfoundland dog in the lower
end of town last evening.
Mrs. John Read and daughter, of Lin>
coin, Neb, are visiting Mrs. Reads
sister. Mrs. T. H. Thomas.
The Misses Annie and Marie Leary ar
rived home from Memphis, Tenn, where
they spent delightful winter.
Window shades. curtain poles and fix.
lures at the G. F. Adams Homes Furn-
ishing House, 322 Brady street, Daven.
port.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Hedburg
will be held from the residence, No. 427,
Eighth street, on tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock
Prof. J. s. Loveland, of California.
lectures in Library hall, Moline, tomor-
row. at $50 and 7:3O p. m. Subject
Immortality Proven by Nature"
The alarm of fire as result of light
ming striking early Thursday morning
was sent in by James Moran, watchman
at the pillow works, who saw the electric
bolt when it fell.
The Burlington club mascotte consists
of small stuffed elephant, presented by
the Haaoheye, of that city. 1t is at the
Rock Island house and the only fly it has
on it is butterfly.
DR.. G. L. Eyster returned this morning
from Jacksonville, where he attended the
annual meeting of the Illinois State Med.
ical society. Chicago was decided upon
as the place of the society's next annual
meeting.
The petition asking for Col Flaglers
reinstatement as commandant at Rock
Island arsenal in the event of Col. Bay
lor's removal. is being circulated this
afternoon and is being endorsed by some
of our best citizens.
The Rock Island high school alumni
association is arranging for It's annual
reunion to be held on Tuesday evening,
June IL. Mr.. L. W. Parish, of Inde-
oendence, Iowa, will deliver the address,.
The meeting will be held at the high
school.
| There was very pleasant entertain
ment at the South Park chapel last even
ing, the exercises consisting of dialogues,
recitations and songs, all being presented
under the direction of Mr.. W. A. Rogers,
owing to whose efforts the affair was
made most creditable success. The
| Little church was crowded.
Mr.. j. F. McKibben, the we'll known
agent Of the American Express company,
has purchased for residence property OF
Mrs. Gallup. the cottage on Sixth avenue
near Eighteenth street. trading his own
lot on Nineteenth street as part payment.
Mr.. Henry Schill has purchased a lot Of
the Spencer estate on Nineteenth street,
on which he will erect a cottage.
The survey has been completed by
Supt. Davenport, for the new route of the
Rock Island s. Milan street railway, from
the switch on Seventh avenue near Sew.
enteenth street through Mr.. Davenport's
property to the present car houses. The
line as thus laid out will enable the run,
ming of the motor to the corner of Sew.
enteenth street and Seven tn avenue.
In order to introduce Kramer's famous
writing and copying ink, the manufsct-
urers will on Monday next until further
notice, sell their inks in any quantity
from five cent bottle to a barrel or on
draught. Bring your bottles and have
them filed. thus saving small discount
Our inks are all guaranteed to be as rep
resented or money refunded. Remember
the place-Kramer & Bleuer. book bind
ers and ink manufacturers, 1912 Second
avenue.
Grand Exeurslon.