Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-10
BRIEFLETS.

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nanas at F. G. Young's.
Rock Island baby carriages. 60 styles
at wholesale prices, c. G. Taylor's.
Mr.. Ashley W. Elliott. of Buffalo
Prairie, was In the city today on business
Those new bronze slippers with beaded
vamps at the NJ. s. K. are perfect beau
ties.
Mrs August Herkert has been given
charge of Turner hall and will assume
control on May 1.
Those patent leather Oxford ties, with
ooze calf tops. are really handsome--M.
& KS. is the place.
Have you seen M. & KS. natura; foot
form sheer They are something new
ladies are invited to inspect.
M. & K. will receive big invoice OF
children's jersey suits this week. Watch
their announcement
Every parent, every child knows that
the M. & K. carry the only decent stock
of boys clothing in the city.
SC. 19c, Csc for pants; SC, &c. csc for
waists and 22c for suit at the M. s. K e.
| is it a wonder they are rushed,
kid" Browner has signed with the
Hamilton. Ohio, club. of the Tri-State
league. instead Of the Springfelds.
Mr.. J. B. Webb. of Chicago. will de-
| 1iuar cd ba ahu
terrain church prayer meeting this even
ing.
The Elm street grocery firm of Dam
guard & BrowDer has been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Geo. B. Browner
continuing alone.
Wanted.-A good German girl for gen.
eral housework. Apply to w. Seefeld,
corner of Sixteenth street and First ave-
nue-opposite c.. B. s. @. depot.
The new Davenport nine plays its first
games Saturday and Sunday with the
West End club of Chicago. Plays will
be called at $50 Saturday. and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy desire
to publicly express their thanks to their
friends and neighbors who rendered their
tender care and sympathy in their late
sorrow.
Clemann & Salzmann have the largest
assortment of furniture and carpets and
the lowest prices west of Chicago. Don't
forget the place, Harper's theatre build
ing, No. 1925 and 1927 Second avenue.
Mayor-elect VIM. McConochie. city
clerk ELECT R. Roehler, magistrate elect
H. c. Wivill, city attorney-elect j. L
Haas and aldermen-elect Knox, III and
Larkin have already qualified.
At the Kimball house billiard parlors
last evening, Max Ochs, of this city, and
| George Norris. of Rock Island. played a
series of pool games. twenty-one in all,
or S25 side. Ochs won by score of
II to s.-Davenpert Times.
Since NJ. & K. made their spring an
nouncement their store has been jammed
with customers night and day. And why
should it not bes Such bargains as they
are giving were never heard of in this
section.
In the spring the politician
| Taketh of his vest and coat;
In the spring talks prohibition
| Just 10 catch the party ve-
In the spring the Giro US Lostrrs
Gaily nib5led by the goat;
In the spring the peanut rooster
Is an object of much note.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James T. O'Connor, of
1913 Third avenue. have lost them
bright little boy, Leo Francis, who died
this morning. as a result of paralysis of
the stomach. The funeral notice ap
pears elsewhere.
| County Superintendent j. H. Southwell
is in receipt of the programme of the
Northern Illinois Teachers association to
be held at Aurora on Friday and Satur>
day. April &c and 81. Principal Hatch is
to participate In the discussions.
The Rock Island Turner society has
been fortunate enough to secure the SER
vices of Prof VIM. Reuter-, of Daven-
port, as instructor of gymnastics. Prof.
Reuter-, who is one OF the best in the land,
will commence next Friday afternoon
with instructing the junior class.
A wounded man was put off the steamer
Pttsburg at Quincy Sunday afternoon
The mans name is Dick Thompson. He
was paid off at st. Louis and started
north. A little after midnight he was
robbed in his bunk, after having been
knocked unconscious with slungshot
In falling from his bunk his shoulder was
injured.
The c.. R. 1. & P. railway will have
on sale daily after May 1. round trip
tickets from Rock Island to Denver, Pu-
eblo, Colorado Springs and Trinidad;
good to return until October 81. at
the rate of IA IS; also to Ogden or Salt
Lake, Utah, at the rate of $s1.75 to for,
mer, and $48 % to latter point. Stop
over allowed west of Missouri river-go-
ing or coming.
Ex-Ald. Stephen ]. Collins returned to
Rock Island from Rush Centre. Kansas,
yesterday for permanent residence. his
family having reached here Sunday night.
He will again associate himself with his
brothers in the contracting business.
Collins is like many another Rock ISL
ander, who tried to live in the land OF
yahoos-no Kansas in his.
The Merchants Retail Commercial
agency, of Rock Island, ILL.,. have re.
ceived their state reports. giving the
names Of hundreds of delinquents. And