Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-23
BRlEEI.ETS.
Two cents at Mclntire Bros.
Towels 3 cents ut MCIntire Bros.
Tun cart urIDts OF NcIntira RrnS

Towels 3 cents ut Mclntre Bros
Two cent prints at McIntire Bros.
Read McInure Bros advertisement
Lace mitts Is cents per pair al McIDtire
Bros.
Red table linen, Is cents, at McInlire
Bros
Bleached napkins cents each at Mc>
Intire Bros.
Ladies cotton gloves cents pair at
McIHtire Bros.
John Pence. of Marston, was in the
city this morning.
Mr.. Edwin Twomley, of Coal Valley,
was in the city today
Al! linen towels. plain or checked,
cents, at McIntire Bros.
Infants Swiss, muslin and lace bonnets
only cents at McCabes.
Cheap loans by the Rock Island Build.
ing association tomorrow night.
Fifty cent lace mitts with embroidered
backs, rs cents at McCabe Bros,
MIR. F. J Kinney is contemplating an
eastern business and pleasure trip.
Hon W. F. Crawford and daughter
were at the Rock Island house today.
Mrs. J J. Reimers and family left on
the Saltwater for trip up The river yes
;erday.
Mr. George Wainwright, of Hampton,
was welcome caller at the ARGUS office
today
Wanted-A sober and reliable tailor To
work by the week; enquire al Hopes,
the tailor.
Mr. Fred Weyerhauser and Capt. 7.
J. Robinson have gone on a trip through
the pineries.
Wooden dress goods 40 to 50 cents a
yard, 90 this week for 35 cents, at Nc.
lntire Bros
Unloading pure silk lace mitts cents
pair, ? button cotton gloves l cent 8
pair ut McCabe Bros
Economy check cheviots, wet in tran.
sit by the lakes, go at 81 cents per ysrC
at McCabe's. Regular price l2t cents.
| Nearly 900 ladies hats. all styles IN
loading at p cents apiece at McCsbt
Bros; were Al, IS, 70 and 90 cents.
The unloading sale still continues a
McCahe's with greater cuts and lowe
prices this week than before, See ad.
Supervisor Norton and wife, of Hamp
ton. and W c. Smith and wife. of Tole,
do, Iowa, diued at the Rock Island hons,
Today,
The Moline city council has decided t
buy the electric light plant of Davis 4
Co, for S12, 1875 and will operate it in tn
future
At Bloomington, Saturday, the Dsven
ports were defeated by score of to &
but yesterday they achieved the hand
some victory of 12 to :.
There will be a game of base ball a
the Y. NJ. c. A. grounds this evening d
$50 Members are cordially invited t
be present and take part.
The grand blowout that the republican
were to have had at Franklin Square Sat
urday, was postponed until this evenin
on account of the slim attendance.
The democrats of Yuma township WI
organize campaign club next Frida
night. They propose to extingush BIZ
Payne and republicanism up there thi
fall
The republicans have their postpone,
rally at Franklin square tonight, il tn
weather tolerates them. 1t is only prop
er that they should have all the fun the
can before election.
Mr. John Rhodenbaugh, of Swedon
was in the city today. He has just erec
ed through the agency Of the Messrs
y Iglehart, of this city, fine monument
c the memory of his wife in Swedons cen
etery.
Col. Baylor put the eight hour servi
in effect with the guards this mornin
5 and also with the engineers and firem'
9 on the draw. A detail of soldiers fro
: the island will be added TO the citiz,
e guard duty.
Capt W. II. Whistler, of the steam
F. c. A. Denkman, had as his gue'
going out for Saltwater this after noe
!, Messrs. John WeyeIhsuser, S. 5. Dsv
Nv. B. McIntire, w ii. Marshall, els