Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

Remember, eyes examined free q
Thomas.
For Sale-A heavy work team. E. B.
McKown.
Everything in the fruit and vegetabl,
line at Young's.
Strawberries, pieplsnt, oranges ant
bananas at Young's.
Call at Miss Kate Byrnes' and see hel
grand spring millinery.
Asparagus. csulif over. spinage, rad,
dishes, lettuce and onions at Young's.
For the mex 10 days Bennett will sell
his SHOOK Foster gloves for 90 cents a
pair. -.
Edwin Ware, of Geneseo, was in the
city few hours yesterday calling on
friends.
Miss Bloodgood turns three somersaults
in an scrobstic dance in Two Old
Cronies."
Don't fail to see 1.-TWO Cd Cronies. 4"
1t will be about the last attraction Of the
kind this season.
Mrs j s. Reyburn and Mrs. L. o.
Cstlin, of Ottawa, are in Rock Island for
few days visit.
james Slmser, the former we'll known
conductor on the Milan line, is now wear
ing bell-punch on the red line.
The sisters Don from merry England.
and Fanny Bloodgood, the electric spark,
at Hsrper's theatre Friday night.
Lost-A pug dog. Finder please re-
turn TO Capt. W. A. Thompson. 1923
Second avenue, and receive reward.
c. F Runbeck and William NJ, Q usde
were esch fined SIS and costs by Magis-
trate Wivill this morning for fighting.
Msj L NJ. Buford has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to be
out in buggy while yesterday after
noon.
Chsrles Knox, who has been home
Beloit college, where he is attending
school, has returned there to resume his
studies.
H. S Glenn is expected from the south.
west tomorrow night on visit to rels
tiyes in the city. Mrs. Glenn has been
here for some time.
Miss Byrnes' millinery opening was a
success in every particular. She has the
largest and finest selected stock ever
shown in the city.
At last nights meeting of the Daven>
port city council Mayor Ficke and the
outgoing council retired, and Mayor Bills
and the new aldermen took their seats.
The bar fixtures and other appoint
ments for William Dressens new At.
lsntic sample rooms have begun to arrive,
and are the handsomest in the three
cities.
Range Bros. have opened new barber
shop in the Bean block on Third avenue
Both are popular and deserving young
men, and will no doubt meet with abun.
dant success.
A Respey of Pullman, Wash, is ii
the city looking up location to manu-
fscture patent feeder for q threshins
mschine. He is also the proprietor o
opal mines in the locality of his home.
Among the grotesque ard eccentri
character actresses of the age, Ad
Deaves stands prominent. She is darlny
and original, and has the genius whicl
enables her not only to conceive, but t.
make her own costumes. She will be q
Harpers theatre Friday night.
Chief Gilloley, OF the Davenport fir
department, reports 10 alarms during tn,
month of March. The losses amountet
to about S., $50, covered with an insur
snce of $71, 600. Davenport has a pal
system well to be proud of, and its eff
cheney is to be promoted by making tn
position OF chief entirely non-psrtissn
and taking it wholly out Of politics
Robert ]. MCGEE has just returne
from Muscstine, where he closed con
tract for mssoleum for William Huttie
at a cost of $1,000. The structure is to
built of Bedford limestone, the interic
lined with Italian marble, and the floor G
the vestibule is to be OF Mosaic til.
There will DO 10 crypts to receive cask
cts. The structure, when completed
will be enc of the finest in the country.
This afternoon two horses becam
mired down in the mud hole at Thirty
eighth street and Fifth avenue, where tn