Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-20
Prince Albert suits in black and fancy

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overalls at the why"
Decorated window shades including
spring rollers at Champions.
Over 100 styles of custom made suits
to select from at the "Wny."
Mr.. R. 8. Silvis. of Carbon Cliff. was
in the city today on business.
Good reliable made suits for men from
| So and upwards at Goldsmith's.
Children's knee pants at the why
for 16 cents. well worth IS cents.
Children's suits in all grades and styles
from rs cents to IS, at Goldsmiths.
Two more gross of Cows in the
Corn" just received at the Fair"
w. L. Eyster is here from Nebraska on
a visit to his brother. DR.. G.. L. Eyster.
A $40 spring overcost to be sold at the
why" on Saturday and Monday for SIS.
Wanted-A coat maker at once at s.
A. Marschall's tailor shop on Twentieth
street.
So for a mems fine, blue or black
worsted suit at the why" usually sold
at $12
The best So and $40 suits in the three
cities, can be found at Goldsmith's cloth-
ing house.
A 58-piece tea set will cost you $3.50,
and 112.piece dinner set for $12 at
Loosley's.
Something new and nobby in Jersey
suits fer boys at the Why" ages from
% to years.
Hon. Chas. Durham and Chas. Riney,
Of Geneseo. breskfasted at the Harper
this morning.
There will be thirty minute cars on the
Rock Island s. Milan road to the watch
tower tomorrow.
Rev. T. H. McMichael will occupy the
pulpit OF the United Presbyterian church
during this summer.
A mammoth stock of furniture and
carpets at the popular establishment of
Clemann & Salzmann's.
The Bleuer's boys brass qusrtette will
be one of the attractions at the church
choir concert next Thursday evening
Another large shipment of wall paper.
making the most complete stock of relis
| BILE goods in the three cities. just received
| at Champions.
Go and hear the celebrated 1T K"
Quartette and Prof. Bowlby's piano
pupils at the church choir COMFORT neat
Thursday evening.
Beautiful sideboards. elegant dining
room tables, the latest styles in lace cur
tains and window shades in great variety
at Clemann & Salzmann's.
For sale-One set hack harness, one
set of light harness, one hack. one Fra
yer cart, a three seated top sleigh. Inquire
at Flat Iron square livery barn.
Frank Clough. the new undertaken of
this city, has secured the sole agency for
the celebrated Industructible Marble
Burial Casket for this section.
| Don't miss the great musical treat of
the season. the Central church choir, the
ladies' concert, at the Central Presby-
terrain church, Thursday evening, April
25
Mr.. Al. Smith, who years ago was con-
nected with Champion & Company s
store, this city. but now of Chicago, was
in the city last evening greeting old
friends.
| Manager Hollacher, of the Davenport
club. has signed new pitcher in W. P.
Rhines. who played with the Jersey City,
N. j.. and Binghampton. N, Y, mines
last season.
Ex>Ald. David Stephens has returned
from the Indian territory, where the firm
of Larkin & Stephens has had sub.
contracts for putting in viaducts on the
c., K. & N.
| Mr.. j. &. Cooke has resigned his posi-
ton as deputy county clerk to accept a
position under Major Mackenzie. County
Clerk Donaldson has appointed c. W.
Halves to succeed Mr.. Cooke in his office
The Union wants to know what has
become of the proposed Y. M. c. A
buildingf If the sleepy institution will
open its eyes long enough to look out its
front door it will see that it will be able
to answer that question itself in less than
9 year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Davies desire to
return their sincere thanks to BufOrd
Post and w. R. c., also Commercial col
lege and all other friends for floral offer
ings and acts of kindness and sympathy
during the illness, death and burial of
their beloved son, James.
Alderman Winter, of the wholesale
firm of Winter & Lemburg, left large
sample bottle of the famous Bethesda
water at the ARGUS Office yesterday. The
water Is bottled just as it comes from the
springs. and besides being noted for its
medicinal properties. has q pleasant and
agreeable taste. Winter & Lemburg are
the as ents for the water in Rock leland
| Arsenal Council, No. III, National
Union, has issued its invitations for the
open council and banquet in the chamber
of the council next Thursday evening
The order of exercises will consist OF
short addresses by prominent members OF
the National Union. vocal and instrumen.
tai music, etc. 1t is unnecessary to state
that it will be highly enjoyable affair IN
all respects.
MIR. A. II. Davis, of the firm of Davis
& Co. of Quincy. yesterday purchased