Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-23
BRIEFLETs.

Will save you
Money in foot wear.
M. & K. for fine shoes.
Easter novelties at Krell s. Maths.
Oil paintings 81 .25. at the *Fair."
Malaga grapes at G. G. Truesdale's.
Hanging lamps $1.95 at the Fair"
A No. I brooms 90 cents at the Fair. u
Tomorrow will be the third Sunday in
Lent.
Novelties in children's suits at M. &
KS
Pearl top chimneys cents at the
Far"
Glassware of all descriptions, at the
Fair"
Take advantage of the big cut at
Mays.
A large stock of new busters. at the
Fair"
New styles of boys clothing now in at
the M. s. X.
Headquarters for carpets at Clemann
s. Salzmann's.
All the latest styles in spring caps at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Mrs. B. T. Cable arrived from the
south last evening.
Best dairy butter in the city. 90 cents
per pound at Mays.
The Misses Space. of Taylor Ridge,
were in the city today.
Call and. see Truesdales display of
Kennedy's fine cakes.
Chickens and bananas cheap this even
ing at C. c. Truesdale's.
For this evening only. Truesdale will
sell eggs at 10 per dozen.
The republican circus is to come off at
the court house tonight.
The biggest line of fine harps, in the
three cities, at the Fair"
Buy your srrlng hats of Lloyd & Stew-
arts; largest line in the city.
Loosely will sell you good wine glass
for 3 cents or 35 cents per dozen.
Mr.. Robt. Lee. manager of the Gable
coal mines. was at the Harper today.
Children's carriages. lower than any
other house in the city. at the Fair"
Do you need anything in the line of
crockery or glassware, get it at Loosley's.
Malaga grapes, new cocosnuts and
| sweet Florida oranges at Krell s. Maths.
The largest line of all grades of carpets
can now be seen at Clemann & Salz
| MAINS
Mrs. w, 8. Knowlton reached home
last evening from her visit to Washing
| ton.
Fruit saucers only 10 cents per set at
Loosley's. and all glassware equally as
cheap.
Extra fine bedroom and parlor suits
the latest styles-at Cemann & Salz.
mann's.
| In the spring the scissors grinder
| Rings his bell with mournful sound
| In the spring the 'cyclist gaiy
| Takes header to the ground.
Lunch baskets Of all desert ptions at
the Fair" at your own price from 10
cents up.
Meyer Rosenfield has returned from an
important political mission to Washing
! ton-Iows.
The indications are that there will be
more politics than religion talked in the
city tomorrow.
Mr.. P. L. Mitchell has gone to In
disnspolis on a visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Fraser.
Gentlemen, please look at Lloyd s.
Stewards advertisement on the upper
corner of this page.
The republican pow WOW tonight
promises to be a very interesting affair
The performance will begin at s O'Clock
sharp
The republicans of the Third ward held
tn cir deferred caucus last evening, and
nominated William A. Guthrie for alder
man.
Mr. Lewis Wilson. of Rural. greeted
his numerous friends in the city today.
He is nearly four score years of age, but
he is still hale and hearty.
If there Is to be war on the ques ton of
paving Second avenue, let it come. The
ARGUS will not be long in declaring its
allegiance to progress.
If you want a fine box or fancy basket
of candy, be sure and 60 TO Krell &
Maths. They always have something
new and fresh in theiy line.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sax. of Ottumwa,
iowa, returned from New York last
evening and will remain In the city over
Sunday. the guests of M. Rosenheld.
Congressman Gest's guillotine was in
active service again yesterday. Eli W.
Martin. postmaster at Illinois City. was
removed and jeremiah Leouatte APP
pointed in his stead
Principal W. H. Hatch and Miss Rey-
nolds of the Rock Island high school are
at KewAnee. attending the annual meet
ing of the Central Illinois High School
Teachers association.
The board Of supervisors, at the meet
ing just closed. awarded the ARGUS the
contract for publishing the reports of
the various overseers of the poor in the
county for the ensuing year.
Representative Crawford telegraphed
the ARGUS last evening that the time had
expired when motion to consider the
vote on his stock yard bill could be
| m do md that the hill had uone To III