Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-17

All perishable goods sold regardless of
cost at Longs, from to p. m. on Sat
urday.
Choice assortment of vegetables, or
anges, bananas and Strawberries at
Longs.
Ladies' fine kid turned Oxford tie for
Is cents at the assignee sale, 1903 Second
avenue.
Get your cups, saucers. plates and
whatever you need for the table al
Loosley's.
A good honest made mans working
shoe for $1.15 at the assignee sale, 1903
Second avenue.
The slaughter of boots and shoes is
still going on at the assignee sale. 170d
Second avenue.
50-cents kid shoes, so cents kid slip
pers, 50-cents Oxford ties. 50-cent base
ball shoes, at the M. & K.
Ed. A. Wilcox takes his run as mail
agent on the R. l. & P. next Monday
succeeding E. C. Young, of Macomb.
Mems fine Kangaroo hand sewed shoe
for 50. IS; never was sold for less thar
81. at the assignee sale 1903 Second ave
nue..
Mary Exner, formerly Mary Gallagher
has moved her fish market to Second
avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
The net receipts of the May festival o
the nj. E. church will reach nearly 81,
800 with the wagon and plow.yet to dis
pose of.
DR.. c. B. Kinyen has returned from
Sterling. where he has attended the an
nual meeting of the Illinois State Home
opathic society.
The rafter Pilot broke shaft whel
starting over the rapids this morning IAN
the 10 Long was obliged to tow her bacl
to Davenport for repairs.
Congressman Gest has recommended
the appointment of C. A. Hubbard a
postmaster at Roseville, and Edward
Hammond at Presumption
| The celebrated sanitary system under
wear at Cameron s. Sons, Davenport
hstters and nobby furnishers, 224 an
zee Brady street, Davenport.
You can get shoes and slippers regard
less of cost or value, as We must hav
money and the goods must go at tn
assignee sale 1908 Second avenue.
We defy competition on boots an
shoes and can sell you better goods fC
less money than any house in the city s
the assignee sale, 1903 Second avenue.
Mr.. Joe Huber, the proprietor o
Huber's garden on Moline avenue, an
nounces the opening of his garden for tn
season. The opening will be inaugur
ated by dance Saturday evening.
The Peoria Paving Block company hs
incorporated with capital stock of $25
. 600, and will soon be in the field with
new article for street paving. A simils
corporation is now being talked of i
Rock Island.
Mr.. W. A. Guthrie has received III
contract for the erection of the new ca
barns and horse stables of the Moline (
Rock Island line of the Holmes syndicat
on Moline avenue. The building will cos
$1,000.
Mr.. s. A. Mayall leaves tonight 70
Chicago. accompanied by Geo. Bollman
Mr.. Msyall goes to Milwaukee to atten
the union NEE ting of the B. of L. F
there Sunday. as representative of Nc
80 of Rock Island.
The Fourth avenue sewer is apparent
in need of attention as it is subject to
overflow at ali times of heavy rains. sucl
as we have had today. The corner O
Seventeenth treet and Fourth avenu
shows evidence of his, as the walks ar
floated and the street is in bad con
dition.
The Davenport team returns home to
morrow from a successful trip anon,
other interstate league cities, winning
series of victories, and tomorrow after
noon will open on the home grounds wit
the Evansvilles. Tomorrow will be ladies
day, all ladies being admitted free. TIL
same clubs play also on Sunday and Mon
day.
This evening the Rock Island min
strels appear at Hsrper's theatre unde
the direction of Mr.. Edwin Warren, tn,
comedian. late of the Benedict company
|, Mr.. Warren is one of the leading pro
fsssiopal minstrel actors in the country
and he promises first class entertain
, ment in all respects. The boys shout
have good house.
In one of the windows of Henry Dart
Sons grocery house is an immens
moses head, accompanied by q stats
nent that it belongs to David Sears an
3 was killed on Sears & Darts farm ne,
, Haddock. Mimi, twelve miles south ,
: Manitoba. was seven years old az
g weighed ], 400 pounds. The head mea
ures thirty>two inches from the top