The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

avenue. d1vr.
Clothing and coal dealers appreciate
this kind of weather.
DR.. A. T. Hawley. dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
w. c. Welch is again confined TO the
house by illness.
Ladies and misses leggins s cents, at
McCabe Baos.'
H. c. Plat, of Chicago, is in the city
visiting friends for few days.
Plush sacques $500 at McCabe Bros
A special bargain.
Df. Bowman, of Andalusia, was in the
city last evening.
Cashmere remnants, at one third their
value, at Hoffmaster's.
The Davenport Gazette gives a very
silly and unfair report of the democratic
Notification over there last evening.
Ladies wool diagonal Russian circulars
fur trimmed, only "a So at McCabe Bros
Others price $500
Mr. Parmenter. of Andalusia, brother
of States Attorney Parmenter. was in the
city today.
Remnants of silk as low as 20 cents per
yard OF Hoffmaster's.
The funeral of the late j. W. Clement
yesterday afternoon was very largely att
tended
Cotton flannels at 3 cents per yard at
Hoffmastcr's
A number of Young men serenaded
dclapidated looking sand pile in front of
certain office in this city last night.
Fifty pieces, black and colored gros
grain silk, ranging from to II yards, at
n cents, worth $40. at Hofrmasters.
Fred Zeigler of Presumption, Mercer
county, was in the city last evening to at
tend the Davenport jubilee.
The special sale of ladies', misses and
children's wraps. new markets. Russian
circulars and havclocls still continues at
McCabe Bros.
Moline has been raided by burglars the
past few nights. 1t would be we'll for
Rock Island people to keep their doors
and windows we'll fastened after night.
For rent A brick house at the south
west corner of Nineteenth street and
Third avenue Apply To Mrs. Vogel on
the premises.
M and Mrs John Burum, of Andalu-
STA, left yesterday Tor Dakota to visit their
son, Milton BulIum, who is located in the
coming grain Eldorado OF the north.
Extra quality mohair plush cloaks re
duced to $500 at McCabe Bros, sold
elsewhere at 1926 90.
| Some mischcvious boys pulled down
several lanterns from in front OF II.
II. De Santos drug store on Saturday
night while Mr. DeSanlo was up town
taking in the speeches.
Remember the union prayer meeting of
all the churches at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
tonight at 1880. Subject: Prayer for
Revival. Every christian who loves
Christ's kingdom is invited to be present.
Everybody should note the marvellous
prices given on remnants at Hofrmastcr's
this week.
Ed Eldridge of Davenport. was around
town bidding good bye to his friends to.
day. lie leaves tonight for Kansas City,
to take position on the STIR, of that
city
Mr.. T. Smith, of Fillmore county, Neb.,
is visiting his father, Mr.. Daniel Smith, OF
Watcrtown. lie left this county in 1878,
and is now one of the honored citizens of
his adopted state. His many friends arc
pleased to see him again.
Ladies' wool diagonal new markets for
1910 at McCabc Bros, others ask $500
for the same garments.
Mayor Mott, W. II. Smith, B D. Blu
ford and c. W. Ncgus formed good
looking party of white hats that viewed
the Davenport parade in carriage las
evening. The all pronounced it huge
success.
There were several changes made in the
list of pail bearers from that at first SCI
lected to otliciate at the funeral of the
late Mrs. Peasants. Those who did act
were; Judge Glenn, Judge Adams. Judge
Lynde, and Messrs. Milo Lee, Henry Cur.
It's, Jr., and W II. Gest.
| Messrs Nelson Hersh, of the St. Paul
EeeniHg Dispatch, and Charles E. Rus
sell, of the Minneapolis Tribune, were in
the city yesterday, They left last night
for Chicago on brief visit. They will
return this way in few days on their
way to the metropolis of the north
John O'Ncil, of Gable was in the city
today looking after a cannon, sky rock
cts, etc, with which TO celebrate Cleve-
lands election tonight We have Johns
word for it that Cable will be painted &
deep red tonight The democrats of Port
Byron will 60 through the same operation
tomorrow night.
The manager of Grau's opera company
telegraphcd from Peoria yesterday for &
da;e at Iarper's theatre to present ''The
Queens Lace Handkerchief. " Mex
Monday evening, the Gath, was the time
arranged for its presentation. All lover,
of fine opera should not fail to witness
this musical treat.
| W. G. Morris the Chicago editor of thu
Moline Dispatch, goes into ecstacies ovcl
the election of W. J. Entrikin as states
attorney. Morris was not so hilariou.
over an election that occurred in this