Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-21
BRIEFLETS.

John Barge took out license to marry
Ann Dunning this afternoon.
Wanten-Ten firstclass painters at the
Adams Wall Paper Co.
Items of interest to everyone in McCabt
| Bros advertisement.
Wanted-Ten firstclass painters at the
Adams Wall Paper Co.
Look out for the flies and mosquitoes.
See McCabe Bros. adv.
Wanted-Ten frstclass painters at the
Adams Wall Paper Co.
Mr.. Geo. L. Wynes came in off the road
to spend Sunday in the city.
| Adjustable window screens commence
ing at % cents at MeCabe Bros.
Sc inch mixtures In dress flsnnels only
10 cents per yard at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. Morris Rosenfield started for the
east this morning on his way to Europe
Hamilton Perry of this city. left this
morning for Colfsx Springs for his
health,
Yesterday broke the record of seven
rainy Sundays Immediately succeeding a
rainy Easter.
Have you seen the 30 and so cent win
dow shades with spring rollers complete
at Champions.
Mr.. Chas. Hodges is receiving congrat
ulations on the advent of a sweet girl
baby in his household.
Mr.. Harry Truesdale, of Minneapolis,
spent yesterday in the city with the fam
| lily of DR.. G. G. Truesdale.
The largest, newest and choicest stock
of wall paper in all grades at prices sur
prising low at Champions.
Flags will be presented to public
school buildings 2. 8. 4. 6 and 7, at p.
m. on Thursday of this week.
The flag stats were erected in the var
ious public school buildings not already
so provided this morning.
Novelty suit patterns. newest shades,
elegant styles, 1913 and So. AZ, will sell
| without talk at McCabe Bros.
Capt. Whitney has arranged to deliver
sand to the city in fiat boats. and all or
ders for the same may be left with Davis
s. Co.
Best quality hand made shading, popu,
lar colors. Hartsorn spring roller shade
made and put up in the best manner By
r. Champion & Co.
Aster's city bakery wagon and Youngs
grocery delivery wagon are fresh evil
dences of the skill of Fred Alter as a
fancy and artistic painter.
Get complete box of Marcus Ward &
Co.'S Irish linen note paper and envel-
opes. Introduction price twenty cents
only at Champions.
Mr.. j. F. Munger has accepted posi>
ton as bookkeeper and manager of the
First avenue office of Davis Il Company s
plumbing and machine shops.
500 sample boxes at half price to more
| thoroughly introduce the famous Irish
linen papers were put on sale this
morning by r. Champion & Co.
The price paid by Mr. L. V. Salzmann
| for the lot in Rodman's addition pur.
chased of M. Higgins was $3.50, instead
OF $3.50, as has been stated enormously.
Capt. c. W. Durham has made lucky
| sale of five acres of land in Chicago in
which he invested $3.50 fifteen years ago.
and which he disposed of Saturday for
| $4,000.
Lumber men predict the biggest cut the
| coming season that the saw mills along
the Mississippi have ever made. The
weather conditions of the past winter
have been extremely favorable for loggers
and millers.
The hoard of managers of Augustana
| college are figuring on an arlesian well
with view of utilizing it for running a
| Of 20 Errhs ha a
electricity as well as supplying it with
| water.
Sheriff Silvis has given Commissioner
Jackson of Spencer square, a magnificent
| oleander for the decoration of the park
| Mr.. Silvis has in this shown his taste and
| appreciation of the beautiful and also sci
good example.
Mr.. W. Ii. Munger has given up his
position in charge of the Market square
barns of the Holmes Davenport and Rock
Island line and has assumed his former
place as time keeper for the contracting
| firm of Atkinson IL Oloff.
The Adams Wall Paper company has
twenty three paper hangers on its rolls
and can give employment to fifty good
men if it could secure them. This shows
the extent of the improvements going on
in Rock Island this spring.
| Vandals broke down the mail box a,
the corner of Seventh avenue and TWEEN
| ty seventh street Saturday night and
broke hole in the box but got, nothing
out of it. Postmaster Wells is investi
eating the case and hopes to apprehend
the miscreanis.
Thomas Perry of No. sis Sixteenth
street, fell from a scaffold on the
Skinner building, Moline, this forenoon
and broke his right arm above and below
the elbow. He was conveyed to his
home where DR.. VESSEL Of Moline, re-
duced the fracture.
Thirty good men and true have put
down their names for complete set each
of the great Encyclopaedia Britannica,
which is now being sold at extremely low
prices, and on easy payments at Cramp
tons. Don't let this opportunity slip, but
go at once and do likewise.
Rev March Chase, of Mineral Point,
Wis, is making visit in the city, the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Lucian Adams,
officiating at Trinity yesterday, the rec
tor. Rev. R. F. Sweet having exchanged
with him for the day. the latter visiting
his sister at Mineral Point.
Instead of the customary service at the
South Park chapel tomorrow evening
there will be meeting conducted by Mr..
F. W. Lang and band of Y. NJ. C. A.
boys. Topic, The Gospel for Young
Men," Young men and boys are espec.
tally asked to be present. though all 9th.
ers will be welcome.