Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-01

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Only a few tickets remain on Tom
Inquire at the Harper house.
Just received at the Nj. & K, 500 pairs
of mems shoes worth IS to be sold at SO. |
Six per cent loans BY the Rocs Island
Building association, Tuesday. December
4, 1888.
Miss Matte Bledsoe left for St. Joseph,
Mo-, last evening for permanent resi-.
dence.
A full line of English "Sackville-
West caps just opened at the Golden
Eagle.
All the latest styles in caps and gloves
at the Golden Eagle, and at the lowest
figures.
More than two hundred diffe rent styles
of suitings at the NJ & K establish.
ment.
Plush trimmed Scotch overcoats made
in the latest styles. only $40 at the Golden
Eagle.
Overseer of Poor Engle expended dur
ing the month of November $3.50 95 for
the relief of the poor.
Tie Trinity Hospital guild will hold
meeting at the residence of Mrs. General
Hoffman at p. m, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Heaton will leave
the first of the week on months visit
to relatives at Virginia, Ill.
Mylo Lee, Jr, arrived home from
Beardstown this morning. He is still
very weak, but rapidly improving.
NJ 6 K. have Just unpacked large
shipment of mems shoes in all styles, to
to be sold at 50 pair. Cheap at IS.
Henry Darts Sons are putting down a
handsome fsgstone walk in front Of their
wholesale grocery store on Eighteenth
| street.
The Imperial euartette Of Chicago will
give concert at Harper's theatre Dec.
II. for the benefit of the High school
| piano fund.
Do not be deceived by small fry dealers
into buying an overcoat until you have
seen the immense line the Golden Eagle
is showing.
Col. T. G. Baylor, commsndsnt al
Rock Island arsenal, leaves for Hot
Springs, Ark. this evening accompanied
by Mrs BAYLOR.
Deputy collector G. 0. Hucbst aedt's
collections for November were-beer
| s3,071; cigars, s1,l6s. 80; tobacco,
$3l 20; total, $4,271.
Louis E. Kuocke, who went to WIGHT,
months ago. has returned to enter the Law
office of Hon. J. W. Stewsrt'-Daven-
port Democrat Gazette.
The musical event of the season will be
the concert of the Imperial quartette o.
Chicago, at Hsrper's theatre, Dec. II, fol
the High school piano benefit.
Do you want nice work basket 1
so, get one Of Mrs. Balls" combination
work and needle baskets at So. The Ad
ans, 1922 Brady street, Davenport.
The Golden Eagle is receiving scores 0
answers TO its famous 11133S5557
1899 puzzle. If you have not got on
call and get it Three beautiful prizes
Rumors come of a suppressed sensstio
! and scandal in Moline high life, an affai
? on similar. scale with the much-quote
Notwithstanding sensation which star
tied the world few years ago.
Mr.. Victor McKibben, who has been il
the employ of the local Office Of tn
American Express company for sever
j years, left last night for Portland, Ore
: where he accepts position under th
Northern Pacific company.
Mr.. Bailey Davenport has offered to d.
nate four lots for the location of II
;. proposed shoe factory and to subscrlt
G $1,000 in the company, with the provis
! that it be located at the corner of Ele,
! enth avenue and Tenth street
Q County Treasurer Schsfer has mov'
- into the handsome residence former
1t owned and occupied by D S. MetHga
Mr.. Schsfer now owns the propert
which he has enlarged by purchasing
strip of the lot occupied by DR.. Morga
:. Port Byron Globe
- Rev. R. NJ Msteer, missionary
China, who has been holding series
= meetings throughout the Rock Riv
Presbytery. will preach tomorrow in Il
- city. In the morning at the Central a
:, in the evening at the Broadway churc
:. E. E. Elliott, advance manager
70 Lovett & Johnson's equine and CAM
NV paradox, was in the city today.
., novel attraction appears at Hsrper's tn,
=, tire on Friday and Saturday evenings
=. next week, and he announces that
- company's palace car will be open to '
~, itors Friday morning.
:, A deputy United States marshal
Us.
"a, rived Thanksgiving day to take charge
:. the steamer Brother Jonathan, belong
*, to the defunct lumber firm Of Anthem,
;. Co.. and which Sheriff Silvis had alre
o. seized, and had bsilif in possess
M when the federal officer went down.
40, latter tackled up his papers. however.
~ made Kahlke Bros. custodians Of
H. boat.
An Oregon man has IN his garde
oie tomato vine that is 10 feet high and
ar branches Of which cover an area Of
~. feet