Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-24
BRIEFLETS.
Register tomorrow.
"BusL" the ice trust

Register tomorrow.
Bust" the ice trust.
Opening of the Bee Hive tomorrow.
Election day one week from tomorrow
Bee Hive opening, Davenport, tomor.
row.
The Lancasters at the rink tomorrow
night.
Grand opening of the Bee Hive tomor.
row.
Republican convention at Turner hall
tonight.
Rev. H. c Leland preached at Men.
dota yesterday.
Special sale of dress goods at McIntire
Bros. this week.
Dancing school at Armory hall Wed.
nesday evening.
Mr.. A. Nelson returned home last
night from Hot Springs.
Shoulder cspes and beaded wraps at
Mclntire Bros. Tuesday morning.
Four-button kid gloFes 47c per pair
while they last at McCabe Bros.
A large line of high grade etchings
now on sale at r. Champion & Co.
The floor in Jones' Bear & Company
store is being raised tosthe.g grade level.
Dancing school at Armory hall We'd
nesday evening. Come and enjoy your.
self.
Prang's and other makes of Easter
cards and booklets, at r. Champion &
Co.'S.
The democratic city>township conven.
ton will tie held at Turner hall tomorrow
evening
Silk, Isle and cotton gloves from the
Johnston failure about Gee on the dollar
at McCabe Bros.
The finest display of millinery ever
seen in the. tri-cities can be seen lat the
Beehive, Davenport.
English red and tan 5-button kid
gloves. new and stylish, only 64c at Nc
Cabe Bros. COVE sale.
Overseamed Boston pig skin gloves in
all the new street shades. Mousquetaire
cut just received at McCabe Bros.
Lace curtain especial offering at Nc
lntire Bros. this week, 50 cents pair
three yards long. See finer ones wher
you call.
Grand opening of the Bee Hive Cloak
and Millinery Emporium, ia West Sec
ond street, Davenport, at 10 a. m. to.
morrow.
A saving of 90 per cent on lot of ad
vance styles, holiday, ,handkerchiefs from
hard pressed manufacturer this week
at McC abe; Bros.
Mrs. Nurre, the. rictim of the Clinton
county tragedy, continues to improve
Her testimony regarding to that affair is
awaited with the greatest interest.
The brickl ayers of. theithree, cities are
requested to meet at Killers hall Wed.
nesday evening fot the purpose of form
ing an organization.
Poke" Lambert was, fined; SEQ and
costs by Magistrate Wivill this morning
for attempted highway robbery, and re,
leased on promise to leave town.
The Beehive will also open a nice line
of piece goods for cloaks and jackets and
every kind of wraps, under the per-
sonal supervision of Mrs H. Deutsch.
The friends of Aid Winslow Howard
have prevailed upon him to accept the
democratic nomination for supervisor il
1t should be rendered BIN tomorrow nigh,
McCabe Bros millners returned on
Saturday from a protrscted visit to Chi
cago, where they have been carefully
studying the latest freaks and copcei,s in
fashionable millinery
Mr.. Geo. Kingsbury has returned from
Chicago, where he purchased "a complete
stock of goods suitable for fair store.
which he will open in the store imme-
disiely west of his art store April /.
Mr.. P. L Mitchell has rendered the use
of the rooms formerly occupied as G. A.
IL hall over Loosley's crockery store to
the Industrial school and it will meet
there hereafter. Donations may also be
sent there.
The condition of Conductor William
Ackley, of the c r. l. & P. who was
sandbagged the other evening. while on
his way home in Davenport, is becoming
critical. 1t is believed now that his
skull was seriously frac ured and that his
recovery is doubtful. He was injured
worse than his friends at first believed
him to be
There is considerable speculation
among republicans as to who will be the
nominees for supervisors tonight. Nj.
=. Frck is anxious to head the ticket.
while F. Ludolph and W. G. Collins are
spoken of IS assistants. and an attempt
may be made to put Aids. A. II. Hamp-
ton and W. III. Edwards on the ticket as
a peace offering.
Davenports new fair and exposition is
to be located near old Camp Mcclellan.
The association Saturday accepted a
proposition made by Henry Schnitger for
the tract of land consisting of five acres,
more less. lying just esst of East Daven>
port and north of old Camp McClelland.
at an annual rent of S4O0 for a term of
eighteen years.
The new styles of wall paper now be-
ing shown by r. Champion & Co. are
extremely handsome in pattern and col,
oring. and the stock is much larger than
usual. The low prices at which they are
being sold are a surprise to everybody.
Their experience In getting up combina-
tions insure satisfactory results in every
case. Give them call and you will net
repent it.
1t has been suggested by several
Fourth warders. as both the aldermanic
candindtes in that ward are liverymen,
that the respective chairmen of the city