Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-18
BRlEFLETS.
Fresh fish at Young's.
Read McIntire Bros. ad,

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Glassware very cheap at Loosley's.
The Boston Quintette club tonight.
Chas. Case, of Ottawa, ia in town.
McIntire Bros. special sale OF beaded
wraps.
Challie delaines &c per yard at McIn-
tire Bros.
The Boston Quiu,ette club is at the
Harper.
Latest novelties in dress goods at Nc.
Intire Bros.
Persian trimmings, newest designs at
McIntire Bros,
The republican primaries are to be
held tomorrow night.
McIntire Bros. offer special bargains in
dress goods this week.
Double fold dress f1annels 10 cents at
McCabe Bros great sale.
Startling quotations on dress goods at
McCabe Bros. for this week.
A few pieces of stone china, slightly
damaged, very cheap. at Loosley's.
Billy Myers, the Western Cyclone"
at Harper's theatre tomorrow night.
Double fold wool Tricots 10 cents q
yard at McCabe Bros. dress goods sale.
Thousands of yards of new dress goods
received at McCabe Bros. on Saturday
Mrs DR.. McGovern, Missouri Valley,
Iowa. is visiting Maj. and Mrs. II. c.
Connolly.
This is the last week in which you can
pay your taxes to County Treasurer
Schafer.
McCabe proposes to wake up the three
cities on dress goods this week Glance
| over the quotations.
The pearl top chimney is the best.
Ask your grocer for them. or get them at
Loosley's crockery store.
Mr.. Joseph Burgower. son of II. Bur-
COVER, has received certificate from the
State Board of Pharmacy.
| ST. Patrick's benevolent society cele
brated ST. Patrick's Day by grand ball
at Armory hall Saturday evening.
The biggest boom of the year is looked
for on dress goods this week at MaCsbe
Bros. Run your eye over the prices.
The grandest dress goods sale of the
year opens at McCabe Bros. this week
Large additions, better values and later
styles,
Rev. G. W. Cue. chaplain of the state
G. A r.. left today to lecture In the in-
terest of the society at Bureau. Pontiac
and Matamora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Helpenstell gave q
very pleasant progressive euchre party
Saturday night at their home. 1922
Seventh avenue.
]. L. Haas has at last formally az.
nounced himself as candidate for the
republican nomination for city attorney
We thought 10 would finally be per
suaded."
All the facts in the long pending
Blakemore- Wilson litigation are at last
before Judge Smith. who has taken the
case under Amusement.
On the Hop fields Saturday a nine
from Miss Reynolds room at the High
school, defeated a nine from Miss East
mans room by score of - to IL.
Rev. MIR. Cue has now secured $15,-
600 in subscriptions toward the new M &.
E. church, and has within 81. 900 of
the amount required to be pledged In or
der to build
Miss Mary Ryan. who has had her
home with her sister, Mrs. J. w Leary,
on Elm street. for the past five years. left
this morning for Dubuque to enter St
Joseph's convent there.
Don't be carried away with the delu-
sion that you can purchase wall paper
better and cheaper away from home. We
know that il cannot be done. EntrusI
your work to Champion and be happy.
Please bear in mind that you can get
splendid outfit of wall paper for less thar
half former prices. Also that you CAR
get it put on by capable workmen at low
rates by leaving your orders at Cramp
tons
E. G, Spencer and wife. old residents
of Milan, and who years ago resided in
Rock Island, leave tonight for Chico
Cal, to make their permanent home
with their son Thomas, who is business
man of that place.
w. B. Ferguson, of this city, has pur'
chased Of c. W. Lobdell. Of Chicago, the
old Lobdell homestead, corner of Library
and Sixteenth street, Moline. and will
erect fine business block upon it. TIT
consideration was 5000.
Having emerged once more from tn,
gloom of winter. and spring with all o.
its charms having arrived, in order to fully
enjoy the new life our homes should b.
, made attractive with new wall paper
purchased cheaply at Champions.
The Peoria Paving Brick company ha
} been organized. The property holder
along Second avenue should bear this il
, mind in considering the carefully pre-
pared and enthusiastic endorsements o
| brick pavement that have been received
from Peoria.
The democratic city township commit
tee met in the rooms of the Island Cit,
club Saturday evening. Chairman Ker
presiding, and decided to call the caucu
for Thursday evening. the 21st; and tn,
city-township convention on Monda'
evening the 25tb, at the court house.