Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-14
BRIEELETS.


cpduisH pulOus at y. " lEutsudlt i.
Choice bananas at c. c. Truesdale's.
NJ. & K boys department now open for
the fall
Free stone peaches at C. c. Trues-
dale's
Masons and Woodburys fruit jars at
Longs.
Armour's ham and bacon at F. G.
Young's.
Nice Michigan peaches and melons at
C. J Longs.
Very nice grapes cents per pound at
F. G Youug's
MIR, C. C. McIntire and son left for
Chicago this noon.
Choice peaches by the basket very
cheap at F g. Young's.
The Everlasting Suit" is just the thing
for your boys. NJ. & X, have them
The wear resisters cots SO 50, and tie
everlasting suits S.. so, at NJ & KS.
An elegant line of spring overcoat.
now open for inspection az NJ. & KS.
Rev. E. W. Bower. of Abel, Iowa, Is
in the city the guest of Mr.. S. J. Appel
gate
Herman Schmacht of Twelfth street
and Seventh avenue, gives grand lunch
Saturday night.
Buy your boy an Everlasting Suit"
all wool pants, leather line at the knee.
NJ. & KS. is the place.
A magnificent specimen of Night
Blooming Ceries,' the property of II. A.
J. Mcdonald, No 223O Fourth avenue,
will be on exhibition at the Cafe" this
evening
Leap year is not over yet A pleasant
private party of sixty-five couple spent
a happy evening at Turner hall last night
The fair ones played the gallant to per.
lection.
The Rock Island postofilce was turned
over last evening by Maj. c. w. Have.
to Mr.. August Huesiug. who opened NJ
this morning with Mr.. D. P. McKown
of Davenport, in charge.
Congressman Gest is expected HON,
from Washington tonight, and his poll.
teal friends are arranging to give him
reception. ne will be met at the depo
by torchlight procession and escorted t,
: mis- home.
The alarm of fire from the Seventh
ward about noon today, was caused by
the discovery of fire in the old buildin,
at Augustaua college. 1t was subdue,
before any serious damage was done.
Mr.. J. L. Haas, of this city, made ap
plication at the early part o: the presen
term of court for legal separation fror
his wife Ottile Abel Haas, the prim
donna, formerly of Davenport, and Judg
Glenn has granted the petition.
1t is understood that Gamble has
premonition that he will never be clrcu
clerk. We are not particularly supersti
tons, but We believe CANDLES fear
well taken. Gamble ought to seek an oc
cupation, the duties of which he is ca
pable of discharging.
Chicago reversed the result of the fir.
game with Davenport yesterday winnin
: by score of 8 to 2. The batteries wei
McCauley and Kemmler for Davenport
t and Turner and Hoover for Chicago
Inexcusable errors of Forester and Dora
|. led to Davenport's repulse.
John Oswald. workman at the pla,
ing works. is laid up as result of Il
q accidental breaking Of piece of beltin
i, in the works which struck him with sue
r force as to dislocate his collar bone an
!, otherwise bruise him badly. Dr. Carter
h attending him.
n The Union need not be so particul
about excusing Mr.. Gest for taking a r
spite from his duties at Washington
n come home and see his family. tt
Union appears to be awfully afraid som
4. body will criticise Mr.. Gest for so dom,
y The Union evidently feels greater sen
l. of guilt than Mr. Gest himself.
b. The board of supervisors will probab
!, adjourn this evening. Upto 8 o'clo
:, this afternoon no action had been tax
BIT in the matter of favoring the acceptan
ne of the Rock river bridges, though t
~ committee from the new Improveme
~ association made strong plea yesterd
afternoon.
The hours Of clerk watch at I
Harper haye been changed and shorten
up somewhat, Mr.. Willerton being
be lieved earlier in the day than heretofo
III and Mr.. McHugh's watch being p,
he day and part night. bell boy servi
ne during the later hours of the mig
when there is no demand for any v,
responsible duties. Manager Lowrey
IN. made good move in arranging ,
change. In Messrs. Willerton I
McHugh he has two Of the most
~ perienced and most popular hotel cle