Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-12

the Golden Eagle.
The So, Sc so and 50 lines of mems
shoes at the NJ. & K, are the best in the
world. Try pair
Can you do III What Why, the
3S555777s9s puzzle the Golden
Eagle is giving away
1113335 5577799 9 puzzles at
the Golden Eagle free. Call and get one.
Three beautiful prizes.
SO, $875. $3.50 will buy an e1traordi-
nary line OF heavy storm kings, intended |
for driving, at the M. & K.
House for rent between Eighth aud |
Ninth streets, on Second avenue. En-.
quire at 32S Eleventh street
Persons desiring tickets in the rattle of
the fine stallion, Tom kirkwood, can find
them on sale at the Harper house.
Harrison may have lots of flies
Upon his measly frame,
But the reps all join in Joyous cries
He got there inst the same'''
-Freeport Bulletin.
A girl that understands Housekeeping
and cooking can have situation BY ap-
plying to the Rock Island Steam Laun,
dry.
Talking about beauties-you ought to
see the immense line Of childrens over
coats and the low prices at the Golden
Eagle.
The local ministers report an increase
in the size Of their congregations yester-
day. The republicans will now properly
try to atone for their past sins.
An entertainment is to be! given De-
cember II at Hsrper's theatre by the In
perial Quartette, of Chicago. under the
auspices of the Rock Island high school.
What's the matter with the competitors
of the Golden Esglef They don't say a
word, and still the Golden Eagle is sell,
ing the best goods at the lowest figures
The new track of the Holmes syndicate
on Moline avenue was switched into the
) old one at Twenty third street today snt
the 1T" rail will now be removed and re-
placed with Johnston tram rail-.
Property holders are reminded of beau
tifying and ornamenting their homes by
planting the popular shade tree, Catalp pa,
; to be had now at the corner of Sixteenth
street and Second avenue.
Every citizen Of Rock Island should in
9 sure in the Sun Accident association. L
g is safe, reliable, home institution, wit
+ rates as low as any safe association. Al
e else being equal. help home institutions
Mr.. Otto Herkert left last evening 70
III Los Angeles, Cal, where he takes a posi-
y ton under Prof. Kissing, who was at on
time instructor for the Rock Island Turne
society.
lie Cool weather is now approaching. an
T, you would do well by calling at the Go
i. den Eagle and selecting your new owe
coat The Golden Eagle has the large
,e assortment, the newest styles and by +,
lie the lowest prices.
IN Mr.. Peter Fries has greatly beautiie
2, the rooms in his Nineteenth street ar
Third avenue block occupied by Ma
sn Mackenzes force, by placing very a
to tractive paper on the walls and ceiling
to Bank Examiner H. A. Forman is at Il
nd Harper Mr.. Forman's home is at Nasl
nv vile. down in Egypt, and he is broth
Of W. S, Forman, who knocked out Jei
at Baker for congress in the Eighteenth di
es tEict, and takes ex Congressman Morr
Ii, sons seat in the lower house.
il, Little Johnnie, the five year old son
,as J. W. Roche. 431 Twelfth street, died
he 7 o'clock on Saturday evening of dip
thereto Group. Owing to the msligns
NO form of the disease the funeral took pla
ed. on Sunday morning. He was favor
ser with oil who knew him
out Messrs. John Albrecht represent
of Camp 800 and Thos. Smith, Camp
Mr.. leaves this evening for Des Moines to
to tend the meeting of the Head Camp
wo W. A Messrs. John Mcdonald represe
to ing Cedar Camp 81, and Sam. G. Smy
uks Mapledale 893. will JOIN the party
and Davenport.
out The Davenport Demo crat- Gazette 8
dg- that the republicans over there are alre
after Postmaster Diamonds scalp.
lor, mentions among the candidates for
Mr.. successor the names of Colonel Egb
day Gen. Add Sanders, J. A. LeClaire,
erer W. McManns and Warren Teele. 3
on Mr.. DeArmond's commission and tina
and Postmaster Em, at Dubuque, ex
on April 1. 1889.
eet' Rev. R. NJ. Natter, Of Cheefoo, Oh
'and failed to reach Rock Island in time
nall preach yesterday, as had been coui
g OF plated and the result was great di
'acle pointment in both the Central and Br
peo> way churches. Rev. Mr.. Marquis
lso a Rev. Mr.. Meldrum exchanged pulpi.s
night. They went to Geneseo tods
oil Mr.. Mateer's appointments there.
item. Natter will probably DO in Rock I,
and later on.
Three Dubuque women charged
- neighbors of the feminine gender
5ceo- c.ll;ney than, .sclirr,;os Tha c..o
juri- oanius '1s" 'nipp'es. INC csss
IN ito called IN Justice Vuingieys court i
dau and xaaultnd l.. A.. A;.ah..1>