Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-21
BRIEFLETS.


Wait for the beehive.
Dressed chickens at Browner's.
Nice fresh fish at F. G Youugs.
Mallard ducks at C. G. Truesdale's.
Fresh butter and eggs at Browner's.
Ladies Soc hook gloves at Benefits.
Biehrs band at the rink tonight. La
dies free.
Nice cabbage and sweet potatoes al
Browner's.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds. al
| Benefits.
Payton Roberts of Monmouth, was in
the city yesterday.
Choice oranges, bananas and fresh co
anuts. at Benefits.
The democratic ward caucuses are 10
be held tomorrow night.
Choice lettuce. spinach, dates aud
onions at F. G. Youngs.
Division Supt. p. H Chamberlain. of
the C, r. |. & P, was in town yester-
day.
In his office last evening Justice Cooke
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Callahan.
Engineer F. L. Bliss. of the c., NJ. &
St. p, has returned from his extended
| visit to the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rosenfield are
contemplating four months trip to
Europe, this summer.
Cars will return from Moline after the
concert to be given by Mrs. Milton Jones
at the Unitarian church this evening.
The republican ward caucuses will be
held tonight. and something akin to pan.
demonium is expected in some of the
wards.
Largest stock new Tennis shoes in
the three cities. at low prices, Davenport
Shoe Co., corner Brady and Second
street.
An elegant line of gents shoes, Just
received. All the latest styles at the
Davenport Shoe Co.'S corner Brady and
Second street.
Jack Scherer was arrested by Officer
Kramer last night. charged by F. G.
Young, the grocer. with stealing fish
from in front of his store.
Miss Minnie Mills. who has been at
tending school at Valparaiso, Ind the
past year. is in the city on a visit to the
family of W. p. Qusyle
Judge Adams has ordered that objec.
| tions To the paving extensions on Second
avenue and Twentieth street must be filed
by next Wednesday, the Goth.
Mr.. Paul Thiesen is being prominently
mentioned for alderman in the Seventh
ward. He is one of the most popular
young democrats of the ward, and would
poll big vote.
The regular meeting of the young PEG
pies Method alliance will be held a,
Capt. Robinson's on Twentieth street, to-
night at 1880. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all young people to attend.
Mr.. B. II. II. Kimball is suggested as a
suitable candidate for constable on the
democratic ticket. Mr.. Kimball is one
of the pioneer democrats of the city, anC
has always proven faithful in the many
positions of trust he has filled during hi.
long residence.
| Mr.. W. Dauber has returned from {
visit TO Dunham's great horse farm aesr
Chicago. This is the most extensive
farm for raising fine Norman horses Their,
is in the world. Mr.. Dsuber purchseC
a fine 81 500 horse for Mr.. John Barte
mier, of Davenport.
The class mates of John fancy, il
Miss XIX patrck's room. the boy who haC
the misfortune to have his leg broker
on the playground at No. 6. showed ,
considerate and commendable spirit thi!
morning by sending him nice basket o
fruit, candy and nuts.
Aid. Dan Corken left the bedside O
his sick wife last night to 60 TO the coun
Gil and vote for the awarding of the paw
ing contracts to the Rockford Coustruc
ton company and the bringing of the
new industry to Rock Island. You dom
catch Aid. Corken Sinking his duty un
der any circumstances.
j. p. Miller, of Chicago. the artesiar
well contractor. is expected in Rock Isl
and daily to begin the digging of the ar
tesisn we'll for Mitchell & Lynde. Mr.
Miller has q machine at Bedford. Ind
which is about through there and will bt
moved 20 Rock Island as soon as the con
tract in Indiana is completed.
Mrs. A. M. Longshore Potts. NJ. d.
opened her series of lectures at the Bur
tis opera house, Davenport, last evening
There was a large attendance. many
from this city improving the opportunity
to hear the lady's excellent and instruc
tive talks. The afternoon mstinees are
for ladies only and the evening lectures
free to all.
l. The action of the local ice trust, al
was published In last nights ARGUS, wa
informally discussed by u number OF thu
aldermen last night, and some EXPIRE sse,
themselves in favor of bringing the ic
BUSINESS under the peddler license, an,
enabling the city to derive some Of tn
enormous revenue the ice men propos
to secure as the result of their comb
nation. this year.
Buffalo Bill has been well treated i