Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-30
RRIEFLETS,


u Fine asparagus at F. G. Young's.
Choice pineapples at F. G. Young's
Nice vegetables of all kinds at Brown
er's.
Get your wall paper at George SUI
cliffe's.
: 10 to 20 per cent rebate at the Golde
. Eagle.
Choice Bermuda onions at F.
T Young's.
| Meigs Wait. of Reynolds, was in tn
city today.
No. book sausage at the Enterpris
meat market.
Gregory Brown. of Osborne. was i
town today.
i No book sausage at the Euterpris
meat market
Go where the crowd goes-to Geo Sut
cliffe's for wall paper
Secure tickets at Clemann & Salz
mann's for Blind Boone.
4 George Sutcliffe can sell you wall pa
per at almost any price.
Mr., l.. Lowry, of Port Byron, was il
the city yesterday on business.
Elk Supervisor "Dan" McNeal, o
Hampton. was in the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Walker returned
from the west this morning.
Wanted-A competent cook, by Mrs
l.. q. Frazer, 1910 Third avenue.
Blind Boone. the great prodigy, at
Harp ers theatre tomorrow night.
| Preaching at South Park chapel by
Rev w. s. Marquis tomorrow evening.
Attend the annual spring clearing sale
now In progress at the Golden Eagle.
Blind Boone. the colored musical won
der. at Harper's theatre tomorrow night
Wanted A boy to work around a resi-.
dence. Mrs Guyer, No. 80 Nineteenth
street.
The bell was placed in position in the
tower of the new First nj. E. church
yesterday.
You ought to see what grand stock
of wall there is at Geo. SATELLITES, and
such beautiful designs.
Tomorrow being the festival of S. S.
Philip and James, there will be services
at Trinity church at 0 q. m.
Henry Won Ach closes up his saloon on
second avenue tonight and returns to
Andalusia to reopen business.
10 to 90 per cent rebate to every pur
chaser at the annual spring clearing safe
now in full blast at the Golden Eagle.
The protracted January term of the cir
cut court came to an end yesterday
Judge Peasants adjourned it sine die.
No advertising scheme, but genuine,
bona fide bargain sale. the annual spring
clearing sale now in progress at the Col
den Eagle.
The artesian well reached depth of
42a feet this morning and it is expected
that tonight will witness the drilling half
completed.
Chss. Albert Nelson and Miss Martha
h. Heathcote. both of Moline, were mar.
rled al Trinity rectory by Rev F. Sweet
Monday.
h ID. Folsom has just received very
fine marine chronometer that is guaran-
teed to run as near perfect time as it is
possible to keep.
Next Thursday will be railroad dav al
the May festival with an entertainment in
the evening. All railroad men are invited
to come to supper Thursday evening.
At Geo. SATELLITES wall paper is piled
up to the ceiling on both sides of his ca
pacious stores corner Fifteenth street and
Second avenue, and 3l9 Twentieth street.
Principal Bishop. of the high school,
has arranged with President Stoddard. of
the Rock Island & Milan. to take the
school to Black Hawks tower tomorrow
afternoon for May day picnic.
A three months old female child of
Samuel Bordeau. tiagman at the Sixteenth
street crossing in Moline, was accidents
ally smothered TO death IN bed this
morning at its home in Moline.
The Twin City Ice company of Rock
Island has been incorporated and papers
issued by the secretary Of state The
capital stock is $4,000. The incorpora-
tors are Henry Ehrhorn. Nels Pierce and
A. Schoessel
There was another exciting wordy en-.
counter over the Eighteenth street pave,
ment yesterday afternoon between In
spect' I Lloyd and Contractor Atkinson.
The trouble, however, ceased without
serious consequences.
Further investigation by the ARGUS as
to the reliability of the report concerning
the fire at the camp meeting grounds was
rewarded today by the happy assurance
that no fire had occurred and the report
of destruction was without foundation.
At a meeting of the directory of the
Peoples National bank yesterday, div
idend of per cent for four months was
declared, which Is very satisfactory
showing indeed. The resignation of
Capt. Peetz, as president, was not &C
cepted.
A team attached 10 a load of furniture.
driven by Fred Blowser, of Andalusla.
got away on Market square this afternoon,
and Mr.. Blowser was thrown under the
feet of the horses, but he was rescued
from his peril, and the team stopped
without serious results.
DIR. w. F. Boughton, of Edgington,
came to town today to see if ex Mayor
Carse had leveled any OF his fences. He
says there are no new republican csndi.
dates in his township, but that the
democrats are talking of L. d. Nudge
and Ben Fountaine for sheriff.
Atkinson s. Oloff have the lowest bid
for paving extensions in the city of
Galesburg and will probably be awarded
the contract. They were $500 below the
next lowest on $4,000 job. Their bid
was for 81. 40 per square yard simply for
sand and brick, the Gslesburg people not
being SO particular about the foundation
as Rock Island is, and should he.
Tomorrow. May /. it is expected that
the eight hour day movement will be in
augursted in many of the larger cities, but
there is no likelihood of any concerted
action by the laboriug people of Rock
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