Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-28
BRIEFLETS.
Where is tho street sprinkler :

r cars on all the lines.
: Special values in boys shirt waists a
McCabe Bros, 4c and up.
Novelties just added to McCabe Bros
lace neckwear department.
Capt ]. NJ. Montgomery returned from
his western trip this morning.
Mr.. Adair Peasants left for Wichitt
Saturday night on business trip.
See the sp, cial prices on silk and rair
umbrellas quoted in McCabe Bros. adv.
Sidebosrds. fancy dining tables, chairs
! at the Adams. 1922 Brady street, Daven'
FORT.
j Leonard Gosinger and Maggie Ma
guire were married by Justice Halves
Saturday.
| The May magazine and heaps of other
new reading matter, bound and unbound,
at Champions.
Buy your carpets. furniture and dra>
peries at the c. F. Adams. 322 Brady
street. Davenport
Two Sundays after rainy Easter and
no rain. The seven Sunday record is
busted" this year sure.
SOC for gloria silk umbrellas, ebony
handles, gold caps. either sun or rain, at
McCabe Bros. this week.
The only time payment house in Dav,
enport-The C. F. Adams Home Fur
nishing house, 322 Brady street.
Mr.. c. F. Gsetjer is adding to the
Seventeenth street Improvements by put
! ting down new walk around his resi-
dence.
| Cavanaugh. the wonderful boy singer,
Thursday night May l. at the Burtis opera
house. Seats may be reserved at Fluke's,
Davenport.
Patronlze the new stove and tinware
house-sole agents of Challenge refrieer-
ators. No. 150S Second avenue. H Sic
mon & Son.
Cavanaugh. the wonderful boy singer,
Thursday night May /. at the Burtis opera
house. Seats may be reserved at Fluke's,
| Davenport.
| May moves this evening. and will be
ready for business tomorrow morning in
his temporary quarters, 1919 Second ave~
nue., directly opposite his well known
store.
For the first time in many years every
store in Palace row is now occupied.
This is pretty good Indication of the
demand for storerooms as well as the fact
| that the old business center is holding its
| own.
Climbing mp is the subscription list to
| the Encycloaiia Britannica Persons
| who never expected to be able to own a
set of this great work now see their way
| clear to do so.
Capt. Tom Fuller made his first trip to
Rock Island Saturday on the Savanna
train of the c., NJ. & st. p. since the re-
| cent accident to his ankle, with which he
has been laid up four weeks.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Industrial
Fair association will hold q meeting at
| Norris hall, Wednesday, April 30, at $50
p. m. Business of Importance to be
transacted. A full attendance is desired
| BY order of the secretary.
Fashionable paperhsngings, such as
plain and figured felt with handsome
| wide frleZe TO match. embossed leather
papers. Burgis Lacher's hand made par
lor papers, bronze and luster papers,
fresh arrivals ON Saturday at r. Cramp-
ton & Cos.
LOst-A lady's gold watch, between
corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street, and corner of Twenty
fifth street and Seventh avenue, or at
Black Hawks watch tower. Finder will
he literally rewarded by leaving same at
1881 Seventh avenue.
| The Stuart Theatre company closed its
weeks engagement at Harper's theatre
Saturday night. The doll was won by
Mitchell BloOmquist with ticket II at the
matinee, and the furniture set was won by
John Hyatt at the evening performance,
his ticket being 1.572.
| When the alarm of fire sounded this
afternoon it caught the Franklin hose
company unable TO answer with its usual
punctualitV. as the boys only had three
wheels to their cart, the other being in
the shop for repair. Hereafter the
Franklins will respond to the tap of the
bell.
| The Burlington road will run an excur-
sion train from Rock Island and Moline
TO Clinton on April 80, on the occasion
of the great Odd Fellows festivities, when
j. G. Underwood, grand sire of the order,
will be present. The fare will be one
fare or 1875 for the round trip. The
train will leave at 7:15 a. m and return
at $40 p. m.
Messrs Fred Jahns and John Bertelson
have formed a partnership to go into the
gas, steam fitting and stove business
at 1919 Second avenue, Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Briggs being at present engaged in re-
modelling the building, the plans. includ>
ing plate glass front and other modern
Improvements.
Robinson, of Moline, having learned
that Cowden. of this city, had said that
he could give him two yards start and
beat him in 100 yards race. has issued
challenge to Cowden on these cond-
tions for $3.50 to $500 side, race to take
place two weeks from time of signing OF
the agreement
Mr.. A. F. Vinton, of the Union NAL
leable Iron works, Moline, was united in
marriage at Waukegan, ILL.,. last week to
Miss Teel Crockett daughter of Col. W q.
ID. Crockett, of the Long View stock
farm, near Coal Valley. About four
years ago MIR. Crockett and family moved
to Waukegan, where they have since re-
sided. The bride is highly educated and
accomplished young lady. The compile
are now in the east on their wedding trip.
Saturday five bills were filed in the cir.
cult court against the Moline Y. nj. G. A
for work done on the new building
Three were filed by W. j. Entrikin
These are: Davis s. Co. plumbing, 1918
B. a. Quick Cfor putting in Boynton fur
naces) $SSS; Newton Craig, lumber, s "a
Two filed by W. A. Meese were: One fol-
Andrew Lundquist. and one for Pierce
| Lundquist, the two representing a sum OF
$1,000. Together, the bills represent