Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-26
BRIEFLETS.

lor's.
Kann & Jennings for that new par
Tor suite.
Go to Kann s. Jennings for that new
chamber set.
A pattern maker wanted at the Rock
Island Plow company.
You ought to see those moQuette carr
pets at Ciemsnn 81 Salzmanns.
Mr.. Samuel Bowles, of Bowlesburg.
was in the city on business today.
Mrs. A. Schmid and her son. A. F.
Schmid, have gone away on visit.
Every day sees something new in fur>
niture and carpets at Kann & Jennings.
Have you seen the 80 and so cent
window shades with spring rollers cons
plete at Champions?
A good horse for sale cheap Eoquire
of Geo. B. Browner's new Elm street gro
Gerry. Moline avenue.
Mrs. r. Champion has returned from
an extended visit to her daughter at River
Forrest, near Chicago.
G. d. Jordan. of Cedar Rapids, has
declined to accept the secretaryship OF
the Moline Y. NJ &. A
Grand quadnlle, overland mail and
mourning note paper. the best grades,
just received at Champions
Down went McGinty, but be never got
as low as the prices on that nice furniture
to be seen at Kann & Jennings.
The largest, newest and choicest stock
of wall paper. in all grades. at prices
surprisingly low, at Champions.
q. G. Gaver assumed the management
OF the Rock Island house this morning
having become lessee for three years.
The youthful burglars Of Moline were
brought to the county Jail Yesterday in
default of bonds of 800 to the circuit
court.
The Rock Island Industrial Home fair
committee met last evening and figured
the net proceeds of the recent exposition
at$70O
Subscription lists are now in circula-
ton for the purchase of three flags for
the public school buildings of South Rock
Island.
Wanted-A good man to take care of
horses and to do general work around
residence. Inquire of Dr.. Gait. No. 1908,
Second avenue.
Bind Boone the colorcd prodigy, ap
pears at Hsrper's theatre next Thursday
evening under the auspices of Morris
camp, Sons of Veterans.
Best quality of handmade shading
popular colors, Hsrtsorn's sEring roller
shades made and put up in the best
manner by r. Champion 81 Co.
Busy Jees-the lerge force at Kann &
Fleming's fine furniture emporium.
Their fine goods in furniture AID carpets
and low prices is what attracts. 3,
The everyday stationery box. one quire
OF paper and one package of envelopes of
linen stock, is going like hot cakes at II.
Champion & Co.'S. Price only zoe.
j. W. Meyer, of the Novelty company,
leaves for Chicago Sunday night to estab-
lish wholesale supply depot for the
goods manufactured by the Novelty com
pany.
Clemann It Salzmsnn's the popular fur
niture dealers, are so rushed with orders
for fine parlOr suits that their force of
upholsters are obliged to work every
evening.
II you value your money go where you
can find the largest assortment. In fur
niture and carpets Clemann & Salzmann's
command the lowest prices as they are
the largest buyers.
Contractor Atkinson and Supt. Nevins
are making beautiful job Of the Elgh-
teenth street pavement. The work ss
far as it mas gone is the subject of admir-
alton and delight of all who see it.
Michael Burkes smiling countenence
beamed through the corridors of the Rock
Island house this morning Burkes
home will be in st. Louis where he left
his bride, while he made his run to Rock
Island in charge of Burlington baggage
car.
The Stuart Theatre company presented
"Camille" at Harper's theatre last even
ing to large and well pleased audience.
This afternoon Ten Nights in Bar
Room" was given for a matinee perform
ance. and this evening The Wait in the
Hills is to be the play.
Forty good men and true have put
down their names for a complete set each
OF the great Encyclopedia Britannica
which IS now being sold at an extremely
low price, and on easy payments at
Champions. Don't let this opportunity
slip, but go at once and do likewise
Mrs. P. Eagsn has purchased the VIM.
Bell homestead on Twenty-third street,
north of Fifth avenue, for So, 800 and will
soon occupy it. DR.. A. H. McCandless.
the present occupant, has arranged for q
lease of the DR.. J. H. Mckee residence
at 700 TwentySsecOnd street, as soon as
Mr.. Ashbaugh vacates it.
The race track on W. D. Webster's
training farm one mile southeast of G.,
Nj. q st. p. depot, Cordova, H., is in
hne condition. The course has been
thrown up to regulation grade. Horse
men say 1t is as tne track as there is In
the west. Send your horses there to
train. Good accom- odations for parties
wishing to break their own horses. Write
for terms.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Kinyon observed
their twelfth wedding anniversary in an
unusually pleasant manner yesterday,
having as their guests for dinner. State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Edwards, who was president of the state
normal university when the doctor and
his wife were in attendance there; Prof.
George /. Talbot, Superintendent of De-
Kalb county; Prof. John T. Bowles. prin-
cipal of the De Kalb High school; the
Rev. j. A. Riason, of Reynolds. and
Prof. G. b. Harrington, superintendent OF
Buresu county.
G. G. Joscphson. A. G.. Anderson. A.
A. Nordfeldt, G. ]. Bengston, Prof. g.
NJ. Esbiorn and the Rev. Fl. o. Linde-
blad came home this afternoon from their
three days attendance on the damage
suit of Nybladh vs.. Lindeblad. in the
United States circuit cnurt af Peoria