Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-24
BRIEFLETS.

Spring lamb at Tremann & Sons.
Mr.. Geo. L. Wynes is in Chicago.
Spring lamb at Tremann s. Sons.
Spring lamb at Tremann 8 Sons.
d. s. Schureman is in Washington.
Three attractions at the NJ. & K. to
morrow.
Baby carriages at factory price a
Champions.
Croquet, base balls, lawn tennis, etc.
at Cramptons.
Special bargains for tomorrow at Simon
& Mosenfelder.
New picture frame mouldings just re.
ceived at Champions.
Room moulding in great variety a,
Champions.
| Dressed chickens and turkeys to order
at G. c. Truesdale's.
| Attraction No. SIS mems suits S.,
M. & K. tomorrow.
You can get boots and shoes for song
at the assignee sale.
A fine line of berries cheap all day to-
morrow at C.. G. Truesdaie's.
New books for summer reading in
great variety at Champions.
Fine bananas. apples. oranges and
California cherries at Boro's.
The Rock Island house corner is the
place for special bargains for. tomorrow.
Attraction No. 1850, $3.50 and
So. so. Children's suits IS, M. & K. to-
morrow.
Attraction No. 3--$1.25 wigwams for
ladies misses and children go at SO cents
a pair.
Carpets at the c. F. Adams Home Fur
nishing House. 1922 Brady street, Daven-
port.
A good working shoe for man at SO
cents. Come and get them at the assignee
sale.
The choicest strawberries in the city
this evening can be found at F. G.
Youngs.
Boys lace, all solid, at So cents, tomor>
row only, at the assignee sale, 1903 Sec.
ond avenue.
| Examine bargains in Simon & Mosen-
senfelder's boys suit department for to-
morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nader have re-
turned from their visit to the principal
eastern cities.
| Boys base ball shoes have arrived, and
going like hot cakes at the assignee sale,
1903 Second avenue.
1t was William McQuade instead of
Robert. who was arrested for disturbing
the peace of his family.
Ladies will please call early in the day
tomorrow and avoid the rush in the af>
ternoon, at the assignee sale.
A fine hand turned kid shoe for the
ladies tomorrow only at 81 4S, at the as
signee sale, 1903 Second avenue
The Champions have recently added a
number of new styles of Inc and medium
wall paper and guarantee low prices.
Miss Alice Hannah. of this city, takes
the place of Miss Montgomery as book
keeper and cashier at Mosenfelder s
kohns.
Those mems all wool suits Simon &
Mosenfeder are selling at s., are going
fast. Do not miss the chance. A clear
saving of "a on a suit.
The Champions have reached bottom
on window shsdes-and now quote Hol
land shades in three colors mounted on
best spring rollers at 81 cents
Judge Lucian Adams, Principal w. Fl
Hatch and Adair Peasants, ESQ, left
this morning for Geneseo. to act as
judges of the oratorical contest in the
Geneseo institute.
MIR. W. L. Eyster, of this city, repre>
sentative for the celebrated wall paper
house of Janeway & Co.. leaves this
evening for Crete. Nebraska, on a vaca>
ton of three months
Mr.. Fred Ehleb, the butcher, has dis
posed of his fine Newfoundland dog,
Colonel, to Mr.. Chas. Maui, of St.
Louis. The dog was shipped by expires:
this morning and weighed $50 pounds.
The contract for Deere s. Company 4
new four-story brick warehouse was lie,
this afternoon. Atkinson & Olof get the
brick work and Collins Bros. the carpen.
ter work. The building will cost $22,-
600
Last evening Magistrate Wivil held
VIM. McQusde in bonds of $500 to keep
the peace for ninety days and committed
him to Jail in default. McQuades prin-
cipal offense was a threat to kill his
father-in-lsw. Thomas Butler.
| The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps and Ladies' Aid society are re.
quested to meet the ladies of the deco
rating committee of the Central Presby.
terrain church on Saturday at 2 p. m, for
the purpose of decorating tie church for
Memorial Sabbath.
Mrs. E. P. Reynolds, of this city, in
company with Mrs. G. H. Belcher, of
Boston. intends visiting Europe, the
continent and the Paris exposition. They
sail on the Cunard steamer, SerYia, July
18th, with an excursion from New York,
conducted by Rev. De Witt Talmsge's
deacon r n Hepdrick son
At the brides home in Port Byron at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Peter A. Moody and
Miss Mary D. Cowley. the Rev. Schoop,