Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-04
BRIEFLETS.

B. BIrkenfeld for your Ice cream-pure
A new line of walking sticks at Lloy'
& Stewards.
Goldsmith's for reliable clothing ant
low prices.
| Extra help
At the NJ. q K. today.
i The latest thing in hats at Lloyd 8
Stewards.
Keep Goldsmith's clothing house il
mind today.
M. & K.
| For 10 cent infant shoes.
Curtains with best spring fixtures 81
cents at Taylor's.
Ed. Normoyle. of Bowling township
was in the city today.
The Quincy base ball cub is at the
Rock Island house.
M. & K.
| For patent leather shoes.
% will buy first rate wearing boys
suit at Goldsuiths.
M. 81 K.
For foot form shoes.
House cleaning is the ripest of all spring
signs at present.
NJ. & K.
Carpets-the largest assortment-at
Clemann & Sslmsnn's.
For rafting $5 suit.
Good reliable made suits for men from
90 upward at Goldsmiths.
NJ. & K.
For bronze slippers.
Ice cream favored with the choicest
extracts at Birkenfe]d'e.
NJ. SIX.
For Scent gauze under wear.
Strawberries. string beans and new
potatoes at G. G. Truesdale's.
Flannel shirts-the finest line in the
three cities--at Lloyd & Stewards.
The Quiucys and Davenports play at
Davenport today. tomorrow and Mon
day.
The best IS and $40 suits in the three
cities Can be found at Goldsmith's cloth
ing store.
The firm of Atkinson & Oloff have
manufactured 10000 brick already this
season.
Chidren's suits in all grades and
styles from rs cents to IS at Gold.
smiths.
Mr.. H. F. McAllister, of Oquawka.
was in the city today on political busi-
ness.
John Fl. Ransom. the ssloonkeeper at
TIT Second avenue, has discontinued
business.
Grand opening at Theodore Frees.
corner Seventh avenue and Twelfth
street. this evening.
Mr.. Leopold Simon. of Simon s. Mosen-
fielder. has returned home from BUSH
ness trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster. of Clinton.
Kan. arrived this morning on a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster.
Messrs. John Warner ,Thos. Saulpaugb,
John Crubaugh, O. w. Negus and II. J O..
Lowrey have gone out to Rock river for
fish fry today.
The largest stock of lace curtains from
IS cents up to $a5 per pair, also very
large line of curtains for folding doors at
Clemann & Salzmann's.
Miss Ellie Barge returned Wednesday
evening from five months visit to Liver
more, Pa. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Laird. of that place.
There will be young mems meeting
at the Y. M. c. A. rooms at $50 p. IN.
tomorrow. Leader. Mr.. c. E. ADJ
ans. Subject How God Forgives
Sins"
Mayor-elect MsConochie has sent q
| notice to each republican alderman to
meet him at the Armory tomorrow at
o'clock TO fix up the slate OF sppointive
| offices.
Six per cent loans By the Rock Island
Mutual Building, Loan and Savings asso-
citation Tuesday evening May z, 1889.
Premiums 10 to go per cent. Stock in
the twenty-eighth series.
The petition for contest in the case Of
tho election of VIM. McConochie as
mayor. a synopsis of which was given in
last nights ARGUS. was filed in the
county court this morning
Anyone wanting bed room set or q
parlor suite will will find 1t to their adj
vantage to examine Clemann & Salz.
mann's stock before purchasing. as they
have the largest assortment.
Mr.. Fred Appelquist, who has con.
Quoted his Market Square saloon for the
last fourteen years. his disposed of his
business to Mr.. A: Griswold. Mr.. Appel
quist will take q much needed rest for q
while and look after some outside affairs
The Improvement association should
direct the attention Of its identifying
committee to the horse shed and hennery
on Second avenue directly opposite Har-
per's theatre. Such eyesores should be
abolished In city that is growing and
improving its appearances IS it grows.
A meeting for young women, under the
| auspices of the Y. w. G. T. u, will be
held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
First Baptist church. The district or
ganizer will be gresent and give short
talk on "What the Us can do" Every
young lady in the city IL invited to be
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