Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
BRIEFLETS.
Spring chickens at Mays.
Wax beans at Truesdale's.

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Wax beans at Truesdale's.
New potatoes at F. g. Young's.
Nice strawberries at Browners.
New potatoes at c. G. True s1ales.
Nice bananas. and oranges at Browner's
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at Brow
ner's.
Choice spring chickens at c. @. Trues'
dale's.
All kinds of fresh vegetables at F. G
Young's.
A full line of green vegetables at G. G.
Truesdale's.
Choice bananas and pineapples at F.
G. Youngs.
Bleuer's band dance at Armory hall to-
morrow night.
Mr.. A5air Peasants has returned from
his western business trip.
Wall paper at cost for the next thirty
days at George SATELLITES.
May sausage at Schindler's meat mar
ket. 1917 Second avenue.
For rent--a house suitable for small
family. at 1115 Third avenue. srzszsz-.*s
Fine red bananas. Florida and seedless
oranges, and fine apples at Boros.
The fourth annual ball of Bleuer's band
occurs at Armory hall Tomorrow night.
Now Is the time and George Sutcliffe' g
the place to buy your wall paper at cost.
Bananas. apples, oranges and a full
assortment of fresh vegetables at Longs.
Mr.. Fred Lloyd. of Lloyd & Stewart, is
visiting with his parents at Petersburg,
III.
For the next thirty days George Sut J.
cliffe will offer his grand stock of wall
paper at cost.
Division Supt, W. ID. Throop and
State SuDt. F. q. Rice. of the Burlington,
were in the city last night.
Larkin & Stephens have settled their
differences with their stone cutters. con-
ceding the nine hour demand.
George Sutcliffe means business when
he tells you that be will sell you wall pa
per at cost for the next thirty days.
Seven car loads of Prentiss stone, from
Ashland. Wis, for the Rock Island Y.
NJ. c. A. building arrived today.
The sales of Stamp Deputy NJ. Lee
Gait for April were: beer, So. 34s so,
cigars. 1891 80; tobacco, Sl1.04; total.
S., 740 "a.
Mr. Elliott, Miss Williams and Miss
Hutchinson, of the Iowa City High
school. are visiting the Rock Island High
school today.
Mr.. Bernard Seeburger. who has been
malster for the past six years at Raible
Il Stengels brewery, has purchased Chris
Letters down town saloon.
The precious few who read the Onion
will no doubt be curious to know hy
what enactment a justice of the peace
is empowered to sentence a man to the
penitentisry.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCombs and
Mrs. NJ. 5. Mcbride, who attended the
Acknowledgement wedding in this city,
Iowa. last evening.
The republican patronage which the
Union attributes to the ARGUS, may, to a
certain extent explain why project is
now being quietly agtated for the estab-
lishment of a new republican paper here
Col Curtis for the heirs of the Dav-
eDpoIt estate, has arranged with Mr.. Mil
ton Jones to occupy the Davenport
homestead, and he will move his family
into it about the middle of the present
month.
Bernhard Seeburgcr will have book
beer and book lunch Saturday night at
his saloon, corner of Fourth avenue and
Fourth street, Christ Lt ffiers old stand.
All friends and old customers cordially
invited.
There is an ugly electric light wire pole
in the space to be paved at the foot of
Eighteenth street, The mayor should
and not permit 1t TO mar the appearance
of the new street
Manager Lucas, of the Tacoma, Wash
| inston. club. has written letter
of inquiry concerning the Rock Island
crack pitcher, kid" Browner, now with
the Monmouth club, Lucas wants to
sign the kid" if he can get him.
Sheriff Silvis has fenced off the por
tions of the court house square most
| frequently trsversed and sown them with
grass seed. He believes in keeping the
square in good shape if the court house is
one of the most disgrsceful in the state
The ardent love which the editor of the
Union is at present displaying for Con,
gresham Gest. would lead one to suppose
that the former individual was a candi
date for collector of the port of entry
which the congressman expects to have
located in Rock Island.
The cripple, Dan Brennan, found by
| Officer Hetter near the railroad tracks in
the lower end of town Tuesday night,
proves to have had two ribs broken by
the fall. DR.. Bernhard examined him
at police headquarters last night and
| pronounced his condition extremely ser.
ious.
The next meeting of the Tri,City Min
isterial union will be held in Moline on
Monday next at II a. m. The following
programme will be presented: Atone
ment-Its nature and extent" Rev. II
q. Marshall. of Rock Island; Scripture
Reconciliation" Rev. c. l.. Morgan. oil
Moline.
Governmental staff of doctors will be a
the Rock Island house May and 10th
Hundreds are visiting the German and En-
glish doctors daily at 1S9 West Madison
street, Chicago, because their new treat
ment for cstarrh. heart, throat and lung
diseases does not fail Services free fol
the first three months.
Rev. ]. L. jackson. late of Blooming
ton, and brother of Mrs. David Don, will
preach at the First Baptist church mex
Sunday evening Mr.. jackson has re
Gently accepted call to the First Bap
fist church at Grand Rapids. Mich. Ii
his boyhood he was a tookbinder here il
Rock Island. Now he is one of the mos
prominent Baptist ministers in the state
The numerous republican candidate