Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-29

20 very cheap are expressions ire
quently heard In wall paper depart
ment at Crampton's fire sale.
The Sheridan club has issued invi-
tstions to it annual Easter ball
which will be held ct the Industrial
home Monday evening. April 10.
Get your carpets now. Cleuann
4 Salzmsnn have enough to carten
the whole town. Order early 20 you
csn have it made up and laid on time.
Two hundred handsome frames.
assorted kinds. 1890, with mat and
glass complete, Tor Tribune pictures.
Fire sale price 20 cents, At Cramp-
tons.
Get your carpets now. Clemsna
& Salznann have enough to carpet
the whole town. Order early 20 you
can have It made up and laid on
time.
Ksrlsr Bros. have removed from
Fourth svenus TO III Sevsntesnth
street. where steam carpet and
feather cleaning win have prompt ~
ent:on.
Capt. H. G. Cleveland Is east. and
while Il 10 denied ct his Office that he
10 at Warrington. the public II con-
adently anticipating 70 hear some.
thing drop.
The Adams Wall Paper company
has bought more wall paper this
season than any other dealer. Their
prices are the lowest. A hint to the
wise IL sufficient.
After Yesterdays achievement.
there seems to b no longer any res-
sonsble doubt about Billy Baker re-
ceiving the position Of chief Of police
In the event Of Csrse's election.
One thousand handkerchisfs, were
Is. 20. Is and 80 cents. hsmstitchsd.
lace edged. silk embroidered. ell on
. 10-foot counter. your choice 10
cents tomorrow. AoIntyTe-Rsck
sale.
In the general rush for the wall
pspsr trade Of Book Island the Adams
Wall Paper company seems to have .
great lead in furnishing just the
papers that the people want ct the
right price.
4 hobo broke plate glass window
In Fsrd Gross' saloon on Twentieth
street Saturday night with rock.
The hobo escaped. He took o6ense
ct being called down for devouring
too much lunch.
Tuesday night ct the Salvation
Army there will b present Rev.
Hadisy, Of Cleveland, Ohio, also
Capt. Bsyers. Of the Davenport
corps. and very interesting meet
ing 10 promised to al who attend.
Coroner Eokhart received . tels-
gram this afternoon from Platteville,
Wis, stating that the body found
near Montpelier VAS that of H. Kors-
mier. The body will probably be
disinterred and shipped to Platte
Vile.
c. w. Horton invites his lady
customers to attend demon stration
Of merits and use Of Cottolene given
ut his store Tuesday. the S0th, by .
graduate Of Mrs. 8. T. Rorer's Phils-
dslphia cooking school. A valuable
cook book and souvenir will be given
each customer
John Konosky, the democratic
nominee for assistant supervisor, is
. representative democrat Of the
Sixth ward, 10 IN industrious citizen,
being . contractor, and bears the
confidence and good will Of all who
know him. He will make An excel.
lent supervisor.
The pupils Of Miss Ada Ayers, OF
South Rock Island, gave . pleasing
entertainment Friday evening, the
proceeds Of which are to b used for
library purposes. Beside speaking,
singing and tsblsaux BY the pupils.
County Superintendent MoKeevez
delivered . short address. all Of
which were highly enjoyed BY the
audience.
i ]. Fred Grindell, former nigh,
clerk at the Rock Island house, and
, we'll known here, died March I, at
the home Of his mother, ut Platteville,
Wis.,. aged 81 years. He was grad.
uats Of the Western Business college
Galesburg. During his time he wal
engaged in mercantile pursuits a
Kansas City and Sulphur Springs
Ark. but failing health compelled
) his retirement. In 1895 he wa
married to Miss Maggie Eastman, o
Montfort, Wis. The survivors are hi
wife, mother, three sisters IN,
four brothers.
: Miss G. Haas, who has for the las
six years been the leading MILNE
! Of Rock Island. will open . store .
, 22S West Second street, Davenport
on or about April /. She wishs
through the medium Of this paper :
I. convey to her many friends and ps
. irons her most sincere thanks an
appreciation for past favors. Sh
expects to carry the same line q
. poOda "a in the mast. and will alWay