Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
BRIEFLETS.

Mays.
Fresh oranges and bananas at Ben
nett's.
J, Woodyatt's orchestra at the fair to-
night.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at Ben
nett's.
| For spring style hats call on Lloyd &
Stewart.
| ]. NJ. Christy, of Des Moines. was in
the city today.
just think of it-a nice stiff hat for 81
at Lloyd & Stewards.
Rev. R. F. Sweet is visiting in his for,
mer home at Freeport.
Boys rs cent hats. latest style only 40
cents at the Golden Eagle.
The Dunlap hats now shown by Lloyd
q Stewart are perfect beauties.
Go to the fair tonight and purchase
fancy articles at your own price.
Gentlemen's so cent Balbrlngan under
wear only 25 cents at the Golden Eagle.
There is to be an annual pep corn fes-
tival at the Christian chapel this evening
The A mill resumed operations this
morning. The B mill starts next Mon
day.
A nice assortment of fresh vegetables,
oranges, bananas and eating apples, at
Longs.
| Do you want to be 10 style' If so 60
to the Golden Eagle and buy an Even.
ing Sun" hat
| MIR. and Mrs. V. l.. McKibben started
for Portland by way of Chicago and st
Paul this morning.
| Rev. Philip Bsrth arrived in the city
last night on visit to his sons. Drs. G.
E. and ]. NJ. Barth.
| Oranges, bananas, lettuce, raddishes,
onions, spinach, new potatoes, and new
cabbage at F. G. Youngs.
| The Golden Eagle will today place on
sale go pairs mems pants, sold everywhere
for 81. So your choice only So.
Choice fish. asparagus, spinach, onions.
lettuce, radishes. psrsnips and carrots at
| Browners new Elm street grocery.
Mrs. T. ]. Ruford gave a pleasant
| Conversational party to number of
her lady friends yesterday afternoon.
The installation of Rev J. H. Kerr as
pastor of the Central Presbyterian church
takes place on Tuesday evening April 30
The drill rod at the artesian well was
broken at depth of 200 feet Wednesday
| and was not recovered until this morn.
| ing.
DR.. G l.. Eyster is adding comforta
BILE office to his residence on Second ave-
nue. and also putting ia large pane win
dows.
Just received at the G lden Eagle,
| full and complete line of gentlemen's
| flannel and silk negligee shirts. Call and
examine.
MIR. j. W. WEIGH has been con fined to
his bed for several days with an attack OF
peritonitis. tut was able to come down
| this morning.
This IS sTsor day, properly intended as
| a day when human hands shall plant a
| tree, thus extending our woodland glory
and beauty.
Arrangements have been made for the
| running of car on the Elm street line
after the entertainment at the South Park
| chapel this evening.
The Messrs Darts Sons are rep.inting
and repspering the interior of the one
story building on Second avenue occu-
pied by Krell & Math
A large number of the students of Aus
| gustsna college are leaving for their
| homes in consequence of the prevalence
of the malsrious epidemic at the college
building.
Bro. Crawford is in town today seeing
how much havoc Boughton and Cozsd
have played with his political breast
works. He says his fences are still in
good repair.
| The board of supervisors adjourned at
noon today. The publication of the
official proceedings of the board was
voted to the Moline Republican and the
| Rock Island ARGUS.
| The springs of Mays delivery wagons
are sprung by the heavy loads made every
trip, as occasioned by the special induce
ments he is making to customers in con-
sequence of his moving
In the voting of the cane TO the most
popular alderman at the Industrial fair
last evening. MIR. c. E. Evans received 81
votes. and Mr.. Joseph Geiger 2 Go to-
night and vote for your favorite.
Postmaster Wells wishes 1t announced
for the benefit of the patrons of the for
mer Sears postoffice, that their mail is now
received at the Rock Island office, and
where it is accommodating quite rapidly.
The Tri>City Travellers association has
issued invitatIons &c its first reception
and house warming at the associations
new rooms in Schmidt's block, Daven-
port, from $50 to IL Saturday evening.
DR.. j. A. Reed. of Davenport. who
was out on 80, 900 bail on the charge OF
committing an abortion, was today in
dicted by the Scott county grand jury OF
murder in the second degree, and the bail
increased to $40, 600.
There are but two more nights of the
Industrial fair and for those two there are
attractions equal to any during the exhi-
bition. The labor societies should re-
ceive the encouragement of good at
tendance for the closing nights, and no
doubt will
An enjoyable little dancing party given
by the milan Social club" was held al
the town hall, Milan. last evening. which
people. Mr.. Stroehle furnished the
music and the affair was hugely enjoyed
by all.
I. Supervisor r. s. Montgomery des Tres
the ARGUS to announce that he is not a
candidate for state senator as suggested
last night. Mr.. Montgomery is satisfied
there are enough ambitious politicians
struggling for the nomination, without
his putting finger in the pie.
Officer and Mrs. Peter Loge's daughter
Emma E.. died last evening al