Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-17
BRIEFLETS.


dale's. ....-.
A choice brand of patent -four at c. J.
Longs.
winnebago turnips at c. c. Trues-
dales.
Fine Cape Cod cranberries at G. G.
Truesdale's.
Boys overcosts away down at the
Golden Eagle.
Bean bags at the Sons of Veterans bali
tomorrow night,
Rattle of prizes at the German Catholic
fair takes place next Monday evening.
Gold and silver handled silk umbrellas |
"a new line Just in at the Golden Eagle.
Tomorrow being St. Luke's day, there
will be services at Trinity church at 8 a.
m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Halpin, of
Twenty third street, have new daugh.
ter.
Supt Stafford gives notice elsewhere in
regard to water being shut off in the
morning.
BOYS and childrens' clothing and IN
derwear cheaper than ever at the Golden
Eagle.
Three weeks from today the result OF
the presidential election will probably be
known.
Something new in California grapes
the most delicious fruit ever offered in
this market-at Mays.
Have you seen those $40 overcoats at
the Golden Eagle. They are worth
$13 so. Call and be convinced.
Mr.. G. 0. Huckstaedt, bookkeeper at
the Peoples National bank, has gone to
st. Louis on pleasure trip.
If you are in need of new hat buy
none other but the "Schindler," only to
be had at the Golden Eagle.
You will--everybody does-say that
the Golden Eagle have the largest, finest
and cheapest line of overcoats eyer shown
in this city.
1t is learned that the prohibition cans
didate for states attorney was on his
muscle last week in the upper end Of the
county,
Misses Ella Wade aud Nellie Porter
departed for Rock Island this morning to
visit the Misses Weyerhauser.-Musca-
tine Journal.
1t you are going to have your over
coat made to order, be sure to call at the
Golden Eagle and see their line of sans
piles before doing so.
The German Catholic church is now
holding its annual fair at Turner hall
and will continue all this week The pub
lie are invited to attend.
No matter what your politics are you
, will do well to call at the Golden Eagle
and examine their immense line of I'm.
derwear before purchasing elsewhere.
The Rawkeye Electric Manufacturing
company has decided to remove its plan
from Oskaloosa to Davenport. Daven
: port is to take $1,000 capital in the en-
terprise.
, Mr. Ed. kohn left on Monday evenin!
: for Chattanooga, Tenn, where he vii
i make his future home. The kind wishe
: of many friends follow him him to thu
4 sunny south.
h Congressman Gest is understood to b
!, coming home again to look after his shat
g tered fences. There should be an I'm
= Outstanding this time as to which trai
V he is expected on.
d Mr.. Chas Harris, who lost limb sey
l. eral months ago while breaking on th
Missouri Pacifce road and has since i
amputation been 10 the railroad hospit'
at Sedalia, Mo-, reached home thi
j. morning.
Aida, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. {
le Hoppe, was the recipient of a very agree
+ able surprise party last evening at Il
ID family residence, No. 1919 Fourth avenu'
pit Thirty-f1ve young people were presel
and all were nicely entertained by Il
he hostess.
i'd General Manager st. John, of the Roc
IN Island system, has given notice that {
NJ Nov. his road will establish fast tra
of service on its Denver line, running ira
uf between Denver and this point in THIRTY
bs six hours and to Chicago in forty-tv
Oh and a-half hours.
IN John H. Knapp, of the famous lumt
nd firm of Knapp, Stout & Co, which h
St been familiar along the Mississippi
er- years, died at his home in Menomin,
al. Wis, Sunday, aged sixty>three. He b
,ge been in the lumber business in the nor
mo west forty>two years.
'v Just one week from tonight the h
ro- pital bazaar opens with beautifully dec
tne ated booths, containing some of
ion handsomest specimens of fancy VI
The ever displayed in this city. There '
'us- be very pretty attractions in the shape
his May pole and Mother Goose
ted Home in which thirty or more child
he will participate.
Nv If democrats will do their duty on ell
was ton day, they can elect VIM. McEr
ing states attorney. He will receive
cisl support of many of the best republic
,ent in the county, and if the democrats
MIR. him solid support his election is assul
n;s. Don't throw away your vote on any
dependent or third candidate, for
lied will amount to about the same as vol
.s for O'Msrs.
hose Two city tOughs in Davenport
'ne- night tackled granger who was stant
.,.nt in front of the Burtis opera house,
rest wearing broad brimmed hat, Cd
Of band of which appeared the word, 81
e Oh as" The granger, however, was
ook- much for them, and whipping out a
vote knife. cut the thumb of one of the
an sailants named Howard in true II
tbev style. Texas" fed.
sted, There are about twelve cases of d
10 liberia in the city at the present time,