Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
BRIEFLETS.
Ladies black suedes at Benefits.
Eggs 122 cents per dozen at MAYS.
Wm Iacksnn ESQ il in Chicann

Ladies black suedes at Benefits.
Eggs 123 cents per dozen at Mays.
VIM. Jackson. ESQ, is in Chicago.
Mr.. c. F. Fleming went to Chicago
last night.
Suits made TO order by Gus Euglin,
Buford's block.
kann & Fleming for nice goods in fur
niture and carpets.
Cleaning and repairing done to order
by Gus Englin, Buford's block.
Wanted-A cook. Apply to A. H.
McCandless. 301 Twentieth street
Baby carriages-the most elegant linz
can be seen at kann Il Trimmings.
Go with the crowd and see what fine
furniture and carpets Ksnn & Flemming
have
"Fiiz" is back on his car on the bridge
line this morning as if nothing had hap
pened.
Mr.. Frank G. Young, the grocer. is
seriously i'll with Inflammation of the
bowels
f. W. ID. Holmes. local agent for the
c., II. & st. p, is in Racine on a bust.
ness mission.
Ladies mosquetsire gloves stitched
with white. especially for Easter trade, at
Benefits glove store.
Owing to the storm the Industrial fair
will not open until tomorrow night, when
the torchlight parade will occur.
There will be Good Friday services at
trinity church tomorrow at 10 a. m
from IL TO 3 p. m, and at 7:30 D. m.
Stamp Deputy Calls receipts for
March were: From beer stamps, g., 664;
cigars, S2Ss; tobacco, Sc; total So, 95s.
The blasting of rock on the Seventeenth
street sewer this morning gave rise to the
report that some one had been shot down
town.
The apparatus for the drilling of
Mitchell & Lynde's artesian we'll is being
| rapidly erected and the work of boring
will be commenced soon.
Messrs. Butterworth and Meade. of the
Rockford Construction company, are
again in the city. but they report MOTH
ing definite yet as TO their plans.
General Ticket Agent Stockhouse of
the r. l. & p, has brought back from the
great passenger agents excursion to the
City of Mexico. mass of interesting SOU
| venirs.
1t quietly reported that the breach of
promise suit of Ann Dunning against
MIR. Barge is soon to be settled in a man
ner which will be productive of mutual
happiness.
| Plate glass windows are being put in
Truesdale's grocery. Terrell's barber shop
and the offices of the Adams EXPIRES.
company and Mr.. Chas. McHugh in the
Harper house block.
If the election results as to collecto
had been otherwise than they were Tues.
day the republicans would no doubt have
said that Hasselquist had "Fitz," but
alas. he is worse of. He's got soup
that's all.
/ Mr.. Adair Peasants moved from Mitch.
ell Il Lynds's block to his rooms over the
American Express office this morning, and
Maj. H. G. Connolly took Temporary
quarters in Mr. j. NJ. Buford's office
| across the street.
In the tabulation of the general result
of the election appearing in last night
ARGUS, the vote on alderman in th,
Fourth ward was omitted. Mr.. Fricl
received 1866; Mr. Tindall 213, giving the
latter majority of So.
Moline voted her Rock river bridge,
free Tuesday The new Rock Islant
council will declare the Milan bridges
free if it has any regard to the business
welfare of the city. The old members
will vote for it to q man.
Conductor Tom Fuller. of the c., NJ
St. p, is laid up in Freeport with ,
sprxined ankle, and Conductor ]. E
Baker is running the Rock leland ant
Freeport train, while Conductor Wm
Smith il looking after Mr.. Bakers train
| Deputy County Treasurer Casteel ha
moved over the, line into the Second war
at 1882 Third avenue. Some hard >heart
ed republicans are mean enough to say b
decided upon the change after the alder