Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-02
BRIEELETS.

Special prices on linens at McCahe's
Delaware and Malaga grapes at Mays.
Nice dressed poultry at F. G. Youngs.
Caulifower, spinach and head lettuce
at Mays.
Fresh oysters and celery at c. j.
Longs.
Fine turkeys, chickens and ducks at
Mays
Fine large dressed chickens at C. C.
Truesdale's.
Choice celery and oysters at F. G.
Young's.
Furnished rooms with board, No, 1917
Fourth avenue.
Gloves of every description at the Col
den Eagle.
Nice New York Concord grapes at c.
c. Truesdale's.
Fresh oysters, celery and crauberries at
c. G. Truesdaie's
The missionary guild of Trinity church
meets tonight.
New maple syrup and white clover
honey at c. j. Longs.
A full line of California evaporated
fruit at F. G. Youne's
81, s6, $3.50 and so buys first-class
latest style overcoat at the Golden Eagle.
The cold weather will soon be here.
Go to the Golden Eagle and select your
overcoat.
| The grandest musical treat of the
season at the Sons of Veterans hall this
evening
All should attend the grand musical
treat at the Sons of Veterans hall this
evening
Six per cent loans by the Black Hawk
Homestead Association on Friday even
ing, Nov. 2.
The Golden Eagle shows the finest and
cheapest line of boys suits and overcoats
ever seen in the city,
The newest novelties in gold and silver
handled silk umbrellas can now be had
at the Golden Eagle.
Its Papa Guyer now, aud the myster
ious little creature is of the feminine
gender. Ed is happy.
House for rent between Eighth and
Ninth streets, on Second avenue. En-
quire at 1928 Eleventh street.
The doctors in charge of P, W. Zoeck
Ter, who was injured at the upper saw
mill recently, have given his case up.
The Y. W. c. T. Z will hold its regu
lar monthly NEE ting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock in the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms.
During the month of October the polio
made 80 arrests: state cases 70, city case
, 81. -Four electric lights were reporte
out.
: The smallest and youngest muscs
: wonder of the world at the S. V. hall thi
t evening Turn out2everybody and hea
2 him.
Frank P. HadseIl of this city, had hl
. left hand badly Iacerated in press i
/ bis factory at Davenport yesterday after
n noon.
f Deputy Collector G. o. Huckstaedt
b figures for October were: beer, 3,015 81
e cigars 81, 131. rs: and tobacco $18; tot'
q 81, 1G5. 25.
r Linens a special feature tomorrow {
S McCabe Bros. To make it interestin.
i they will offer tomorrow at 8 o'clock
e lot of pure linen, large three-qnarter maj
Z kins at 81 per dozen. Only 30 dozen.
Just received at the Golden Eagle. tt
largest, finest and cheapest line of unde
wear ever shown in the three cite
This line includes all the latest style
n among which is the "Barrister," Il
h newest thing out. Call and examine.
O To direct careful attention to the
special prices Cd linen goods. Mccall
/ Bros. will offer fifty dozen full thre'
/. fourths pure linen napkins at 81 p
d dozen, at 8 o'clock tomorrow mornin
Remember, only fifty dozen in all. Fir
g come, etc.
d Theodore Holdorf was arrested at b
3. home in the lower end of town late ye
. terdaY afternoon by Officers Cary, Bak
= and Sexton. Holdorf had been creatiu
r, serious disturbance at the house of
d relative up town and had driven of De
'1 uty Marshal Kramer and Officer Sextt
a in their first attempt to arrest him. T
y offered resistance, when the officers fins
lie " arrested him, but was overcome al
~ lodged in the police station. This NOR
70 ing he was fined 80 and costs for beir
T. drunk and disorderly, and 81 and cos
If for resisting an officer. ri
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