Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-19
RRIEFLETS.

Dress goods sale at McCa0e Bros.
Dress goods sale at McCabe Bros.
Dress goods sale at McCsbe Bros.
Get your hanging lamps at Loosley's.
Fresh wild ducks at c. G. Truesdale's.
Everything in hats and caps at Benz
nett's.
The knife is about ready at Mays
grocery.
The board of supervisors met this
afternoon.
A fine line of bar tumbIers at Loosely 8
crockery store.
A large flock OF wild geese went north
this morning.
Fancy cups and saucers at your own
price at Loosley's.
Mrs. M. Paulson and family left for
Denver last evening
All new goods at the Adams Wall
Paper company. Dimick's.
Spring gloves in all styles and shades
at Benefits glove store.
Driving and street gloves at 90 cents
per pair, worth 81 25. at Benefits.
car load of new wall paper at the
Adams Wall Paper company.
The greatest dress goods sale of the
year at McCabe Bros this week.
Look out for the biggest cut ever
known in the grocery line at Mays.
Mr.. j. r. Johnston is favorably talked
of as democratic candidate for assessor.
A rattle for cow will be held at the
Franklin hose house on Wednesday even,
ing.
The latest patterns from twelve wall
paper factories at the Adams Wall Paper
Company.
The Adams Wall Paper company have
the most complete line of wall paper at
lowest prices.
Messrs. John Ohlweler and Albert
Huesing started for the 'Docia on duck
hunting expedition this morning
The greatest bargains in dress goods
ever encountered in the west will be Of
cred all the week at McCabe Bros.
For fine wall paper, new patterns. new
celors, call at Adams Wall Paper COM
pany, Dimick's block, Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denny, of Detroit,
Mimi. are in the city on a visit to Mrs.
Denny's father, Henry Keys. on Thirtieth
street.
A fleater was found in the river near
the Davenport shore this morning, but
the identity of the man has not yet been
established
Forward & COmpany's millinery and
notion store at Davenport was burglar
lied Sunday night of goods to the extent
of 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adair Peasants rejoice
In the advent of the sweetest little baby
girl they have ever seen, aud their friends
rejoice with them.
Mr.. J. NJ. Buford sold to G. 0. 'Huck>
staedt fine lot in Rodman's addition
yesterday. on which the latter will erect
So 900 cottage.
Mr.. Adams has been for several wears
travelling salesman for the largest wall
paper factory in the United States. and
he Is in a position to buy at bottom prices
and give you better selections than other
dealers. Call and see the Adams Wall
Paper company, Dimick's block
Wsnted-A man to represent one of
the largest and the most successful acct
dent associations of the west Party en-
gagged must have good city references and
be willing TO devote his entire time to the
business which will bring him big re-
turns. Apply by letter. with references.
to II. A. Barrows, Harper house, Rock
Island, Ill.
Mr.. aud Mrs j. W. Potter returned
last evening from their two weeks we'd
ding trip. coming direct from Freeport,
where they have spent several DAYS in
Mr.. Potter's old home. Or entering
their rooms at the Harper they were
greeted by very agreeable suprlse in the
way Of a gorgeous silver service, the very
thoughtful remembrance of few per
sonal friends.