Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-04
BRIEFLETS.

Eggs 124c dozen at Longs.
Fresh eggs 122 cents at Benefits.
The Industrial fair opens tonight.
Lettuce and raddishes at Browner's.
| Apples. bananas and oranges at Longs.
White onion sets-bottoms-at Longs.
Neckwesr sale at Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at Ben
netts.
Tomorrow will be the last day of
Lent.
Choice bananas and oranges at Ben
netts.
Maple sugar and cocoanuts at F. G..
Youngs.
Oranges. lemons and bananas at
Browner's.
Eggs 124 cents per dozen at F. G.
Young's.
Leave your order for fine Easter din
ner at Mays.
Lettuce. spinach and beets at F. G.
Young's.
Mr.. w. 8. Parks, of Edgington, was in
the city today.
| The Black Hawk Homestead sssocia>
ton meets tonight.
| Ladies' and misses fine kid gloves at
Benefits glove store.
Supervisor Jacob Wait, of Edgington.
was in the city today.
For three days-5Oc ties at csc. at ST.
mon & Mosenfelder's.
J. c. Adams and wife have returned
from flying trip to Chicago,
Admired by all-those fine new cham.
Der suites at Ksnn & Flemming's.
Choice of any necktie in the house
for soc, at Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Today. Saturday and Monday 75c and
81 scarfs at SOC at Simon & Mosenfeld-
er's.
| Now is the time, and Kann & Flem>
ming s is the place to buy your new par.
| lor suite.
Phil Mitchell Watson. of Indianapolis.
is visiting his grandfather. Mr.. P. L..
Mitchell.
For rent house aud six acres on the
bluffs, next east of South Park. Guyer
& Sweeney.
Special bargains in boys quits at the
Golden Eagle tomorrow. Free marbles
for the boys.
The merchant tailoring department at
the Golden Eagle is booming. Call and
see for yourself.
For rent May 1st, saloon now occu-
pied by Thiesen & Nissen, 1915 Second
avenue. Guyer & Sweeney.
Lay in your spring supply of neck,
wear. Simon & Mosenfelder's offer
holds good for only three days.
Mr.. E. Wright is arranging to open a
practical plumbing establishment in Har>
per's theatre building on Sixteenth street.
The C Is. s. Q. round house at Mon
mouth was damaged by the storm yester.
day to such an extent as to render it un
safe.
Buy new hat for Easter. The Col
den Eagle have an immense assortment,
and at very low prices. Free marbles to
the boys.
Easter cards, booklets and novelties
some exquisitely gotten up art goods
appropriate for the season. at r. Cramp,
ton & Cos.
| Purchasers of no usehold goods in fur
niture and carpets are invited to call and
inspect the fine line of goods to be seen
al Kann & Flemming's.
The Golden Eagle are showing an ele,
CANT line.of Easter suits, and at ridiculous.
ly low prices. Early selections are ad
visable. Free marbles TO the boys.
Simon & Mosenfelder want to intro,
duce their new styles of neckwear. They
sell 75c and 81 goods at soc; half dollar
goods at quarter; csc goods at 1sc.
Come down town and see the labor
torchlight parade tonight and then follow
it to Armory hall and encourage the In.
dustrial Home society on its opening
night.
The Relief society will meet tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock over Loosley's
crockery store. All committees and war
managers are especially requested to be
present.
Col. Clendenin, of the Sixth Infantry L
N. g.. has been ordered by Gen. Vance
to meet the young men of Geneseo fol-
the purpose of organizing a company OF
national guards.
The ladies of l. F. A. acknowledge the
receipt of beautifully hsnd>paintet
cushion and hair pin receiver from Mis-:
A. Laurie Hill, and lovely shawl from
McIntire Bros.
The regular monthly meeting of TIE
Y. W. G. I. U. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A
rooms. All members are requested to
come and bring their f. ends.
The sociable and supper in the parlors
of the Broadway church last night was
largely attended. The booths were ver1
pretty, and numerous Easter noveltie.
were sold, and fine supper was served
The following specialties can be hsG
for fine Sunday dinner at Mays: Frest
strawberries, spinach, lettuce, new peas,
new potatoes, asparagus, pie plant
onions. raddishes, beets. cucumbers, TO-
matoes, parsley and new cabbage.
A number of prominent democrats me-
at the Rock Island house today and per
fected temporary organization of q tar
i'll reform league in Rock Island county
with s. W. WOODBURY. as president and
r. p. Wait as secretary. Adjournment
was taken to 10 o'clock on the morning o.
the day of the meeting of the democratic
county convention.
1t is expected that hundred pupil.
will enter school for the first time at tn,
. opening on April 18th, and il would saw,
all parties interested much annoyance I
each took his certificate of vaccin alton a
the beginning Of the term. The Law
should be and will be enforced, and M
one needs to suffer any inconvenience il
complying while the health commission
er is ready to accommodate all sppli
cants.