Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-18
BRIEFLETS.
Wait for the beehive.

Ladies' rubber gloves at Benefits.
Fresh fish Wednesday at F. G. Young's.
"a Soap Bubble" at the theatre to-
night
81 trunks only So 12 at the Golden
Eagle closing out sale.
Lettuce. bulk olives and sweet pota-
toes at F. G. Young's.
Everything at half price at the Golden
Eagle closing out sale.
81 so boys suits only 80 cents at the
Golden Eagle closing out sale.
Mr.. VIM. Jackson went up to Port By
| ron on legal business this morning.
Now is your time to secure bargains at
the Golden Eagle closing out sale.
Mr.. Ishman. of Casville Wis, is in the
city the guest of Mr.. John Ohlweiler.
Fifty cent boys wooden waists only 90
cents at the Golden Eagle closing out
| sale.
Judge Peasants convened the circuit
court this morning, and adjourned until
| April 2.
Mr.. C. L. Walker is in Aledo. today
attending the Mercer county circuit
court
The NJ E church folks have made u
big hit in giving the Bell Ringers-every-
body is going.
Secure your reserved seats for the Bell
Ringers at Clemsun & Salzmsnns. Seats
are going fast
Council No. Is. Improved Order of
Redmen, has changed the location of its
wigwam TO the G. A r. hall. and a
meeting will be held at 80 this even-
| ing.
The annual ball of St Patrick's Be,
| nevolent society at Armory hall last night
| in honor of ST. Patrick's day anniversary,
was well attended and proved great
success.
Judge and Mrs. j. W. Drury have left
for their country residence, Hillside
Grange, Rock Island county, H., where
they will spend the summer.-Chicago
Inter, Ocean.
VIM. Rispen, Geo, Letiig. Geo. Hill
lier, Geo. McCGuiey and Albert Kas-
kadden were arrested early this morning
for celebrating St. Patrick day in an un-
becoming manner.
Mai Alex Mckenzie is at Clinton in
comp any with other river engineers sit>
| ting as an inspecting board to act with
relation to the location of one of the pro-
posed bridges across the Mississippi in
that vicinity.
Mrs. Milton Jones will give her con-
cert at the Unitarian church at Moline
next Friday evening. Mrs Jones will
be assisted by her talented children and
the entertainment will no doubt attract
largely from this city.
A farmer named David Fiiz rerald was
thrown from his wagon in the lower part
| of town this afternoon and suffered dis
location of knee cap. Officer Kramer
had him conveyed to police headquarters
and summoned medical attendance.
Mr. Ell. Ward is being strongly talked
of for alderman in the Seventh ward on
the democratic ticket. The trouble is
that Ward is reluctant to run, but he NAV
yet consent to make the race. Mr.. Rob>
ert Wagner is also favorably mentioned.
and would make an excellent colleague
for the wide awake Larkin.
The council last evening neatly dis
posed of the disputed track right question
| between the Union Street Railway and
the Moline Central Electric on Fifth ave.
| nue. between Nineteenth and Twenty
second streets. by amending each com>
pany's ordinance so that provision is
made for joint double track service over
that avenue.
Mrs. E. p. Reynolds will on Thursday
evening, March 9th. open her house for
a sociable and entertainment, the pro
ceeds Of which will be used for furnish,
| ing the young mems class room of the
new M. E church. Supper will be
served from 9 to p. m. after which a
choice programme will be given. Every
body is cordially invited.
| What in the world would become of
the would-be injunctionists. the anything
to .beat-the- pavement obstructionists il.
as a result of the council sticking plainly
and fearlessly to its determination to con-
tinue to pave. we should get new SEQ. :
600 industry giving employment to fifty
men at the start? The thought is too
awful to contemplated
The casual observer in looking over the
bids submitted at last nights council
meeting and the bids previously presen-
ted under the eight-hour law. will be
quite excusable indeed If he asks where
the twenty per cent excess charges re.
presented by certain numerously signed
petitions heretofore presented has gone
to. and how it is accounted for. The
casual observer will very likely have to
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