Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-21

Little Lord Fauntleroy suits are being
greatly admired at the M. u <.
Prices which you cannot resist in boys
clothing and shoes at the NJ. & X.
For fine wall paper 60 the Adams Wal
Paper company, on Twentieth street.
Prepare to be pleased when you call Il
see the new styles of shoes at N. g. KS
Good quality, nice patterns. darl
colors. pleated waists. 9 cents at M,
KS.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Griffin became tn
parents of fine bouncing boy this morn
ing,
IL is blessing to behold such gran,
selection of shoes to choose from as a
the M s. K.
Thirtystwo inch ingram hand paper
with friezes to match at the Adams Wal
Paper company.
Mr.. Thos. Cadwaller, of the Geo. A
Fleming Fruit company, arrived fron
Chicago this morning.
Ed. Lieberknecht has sold bis stallion
Tom Kirkwood. to Frank Rockwell, Q
Monmouth, for $500.
The down town euchre club meets a
the residence of Mai. and Mrs. G.. w
Halves Monday evening.
In the spring the barrel organ
Makes the silvery echoes hum;
In the spring the young man wonders
Where his suit is coming from.
The Adams Wall Paper company wi
give you lowest prices and finest papers
Dimick's block. Twentieth street.
Ssville Johnston has pulled off tn
track in the republican city attorney con
test and given 10 Haas clear coast.
There will be citizens caucus g
Rural town hall. Thursday March 2S, q
3 p. m, TO nominate township tickets
etc.
The engagement Is announced of
prominent young society lady residing o
Second avenue with an uptown gentle
man.
Lost-A gold ring set with two pear
and diamond setting. Finder please re
turn to Lloyd s. Stewards and receive re
| ward.
Three unfurnished or two rooms full
nished, to let in a desirable part of tow
Apply to Mrs. ]. T. Miller, 1412 Thir
avenue.
Clarke Buford Is home from school ,
Exeter, New Hampshire. to spend tw
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .
III. Buford.
The rattle for the cow at the Frankli
hose house took place last night and Mr.
Matthias Schnell held the winning mum
ber-338.
The Fair" will sell childrens' cal
riages. all steel wheels, warranted t
outlast three sets of wooden wheel
from S5 up.
At Andalusia yesterday, occurred tt
marriage of Miss Sarah L. Good,
daughter of Samuel Goode. to Mir. &c,
M. Ross, of Joslin.
Horst Won Koeckritz, of Nadler's dru
store, and L. F. Baas, of the Elm Sire
drug store, have received their certif
Gates from the state board of pharmacy
The Ladies' Sewing society of Il
First NJ. E. church. which was to ha'
met tomorrow loon, has postpone
its meeting one week.
The funeral of Mrs E. D. Sween,
will be held from her late home, 81
Twentieth street, at 2 O'Clock tomorro
afternoon, Rev. G.. w. Cue officiating.
At the First Baptist church last nigl
Rev, Geo. Plat united in matrimon
Geo. F. Hetter. Of the Rock Island poll
force, and Miss Mary c. Peterson. Of N
line.
The Third ward republicans will {
through the farce of nominating an q
dermanic ticket tomorrow night.
search warrant has been issued to find
candidate.
| A couple of local aspirants tackl
Connors. the professional wrestler, o
. on the fair grounds Tuesday, and tn
were not long In finding out somethi
about the tricks of this kind of sport.
i T. j. Medill. Jr., is spoken of as
suitable candidate for justice of the pea
on the democratic ticket. Medill ceu
be depended upon 10 dispense justice
fair and impartial manner.
Every democrat should attend |
ward caucus tonight and interest hims
, 10 the proceedings. II representa-
. men are chosen for aldermen. dem
3 cratic council Is assured for the next u
. at least.
Col. John A. McComb, who dad
D Washington last week, was from 1870
i'7s in charge Of river improvement "