Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
BREiFLETS.

Lamps.-Loosley.
Nice grapes at F. G.. Young's.
Choice pears at F. G. Young's.
Fresh buckwheat at F. G. Youpg's.
SO. so for an overcoat at the NJ. & K.
Fresh fish in the morning at f. G..
Young's.
English dinner plates 40 cents per set
| at the Fair.
Peter johnson, of Port Byron. was in
the city today.
80 cent quality blue overalls, % cents
at the NJ. & K.
White turnips and Hubbard squash at
c. c. Truesdale's.
Fresh lake and river fish at c. c.
Truesdales.
Large seventeen inch trays Is cents
each at the Fair.
Millikin's stove enamel 10 cents per
bottle at the Fair.
English cups and saucers 40 cents per
set at the Fair.
Regular meeting of the Improvement
association tonight.
Duyo CiOtuihS hduusOthCI duu CntdItI
than ever at the M. & X.
Mr.. John Looney has left for Denver
for a couple of weeks visit
Now that the NJ & K. have their
sleeves rolled up look out for bargains.
No matter how cheap others advertise
the M. & X. will 60 them one better.
Miss Lucia Connolly is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dr. McGavren, of Missouri
Valley. Iowa.
Capt. T. J. Robinson and DIR. W. A.
Paul left this morning for Chicago on a
pleasure trip.
Extra heavy underwear % cents; bet.
ter grades 35 cents; rafting underwear
so cents at the NJ. & K.
The Bessimer suit, double knee, double
seat, all wool, will stand the racket.
Price "a IS at the NJ. & X.
Some very choice cslly lilly pots can be
mad at Loosley's. They are very choice,
and the sizes are z. 8 and 10 inch.
Officer Schaab arrested Fred Gassel.
man, of Moline, last night for intoxica-
ton as well as reckless driving.
Prices
On underwear
Will have to suffer. NJ. & X have
sharpened their big knife.
Sheriff T. s. Silvis and bride returned
last evening from their wedding trip,
which included the larger cities of the
east.
Flowers to be preserved must be trans
planted from outdoors into the house in
the fall, and you can get any sized flower
pot at Loosley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Carl are the proud
parents of a young son, who arrived this
morning. Tom will put him to firing"
in a week or two.
You can buy all popular brands of I'm,
derwear cheaper at the M. & K. than
anywhere in the three cities. Comparison
and criticism are convincing.
Mrs. Anna Turner this afternoon sold
through E. W. Hurst as special master,
at the court house, her building in Palace
row TO T. S. Silvis for $s42.
Now for mems suits-M. & X. are
| quoting solid suits at 81 6s, 1898 and
IS. Compare them with anything adver.
tised elsewhere at 81 to So more.
DR.. Warren Hunter and daughter, Miss
Nellie Hunter. of Hampton, came down
today to attend the district medical meet.
| ing at Black Hawks watch tower.
Atkinson & Olof received another in,
stsllment of Galesburg brick this morning
| and the paving will now be pushed by
Snpt. Nevins without further interrup'
uou.
MIR. John Bard, from Davenport, is an
other acquisition to the NJ. & K. force
The prices NJ. Il h. are quoting and the
big increase in business compels them tC
employ more help.
Nj. Goldberg. proprietor of the Rocl
Island steam laundry, asks his patrons t
be little lenient with him il their work
is not returned with the usual prompt
ness this week, as he is temporarily short
of help.
| Long jean pants for boys, so cents
sailor collars. cents; knee pants, Il
cents; infants shoes, 10 cents; celluloid
collars, 10 cents; linen collars, 5 cents
linen cuffs, 10 cents. How do you lik,
these pricess NJ. & K. mean business.
The Scott County Pioneer society hell
Its thirty third annual festival at the st
James hotel Davenport last evening
John Lambert was elected president, D
T. Mckown secretary, and Israel Hal
| treasurer
Mr.. Geo. W. Henry is out showing hi
successor as deputy revenue collector
Harry Bostock, over the district Bostocl
will have 10 go over it a great man,
times before he knows 1t or his new du
ties as we'll as Mr.. Henry does.
| Mr.. Alfred Peterson, former residen
of this city, died in East Davenport yes
terday Of consumption, aged AZ years
He leaves a wife, Ave children and q sis
ter. The funeral will be held tomorro,
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the famil
residence, with interment at Chippian
| mock.
There is nothing like trying. Las
spring the M. & X. made but feeble eff
fort to take trade from Davenport and tn
| results have been remarkable. They now
advertise in five different newspapers
and 1t is surprising to notice the red let
ter packages crossing the river.
County Clerk Donaldson has receive,
the annual report of the state board O
equalization as 1t pertains to Rock IslauC
County. and it shows the rate of valua
tons upon which the taxes for next yea
will be extended. They are, persona
property, deduct one per cent; lands
eleven; town and city lots. seventeen.
At Illinois City Tuesday Justice Wo
macks found Jessie Powell guilty o
threatening to commit a public offens,
by making threat to assault and Kill
Joel b. Hampton. The defendant wa
required TO give security in the sum o
$500 to keep the peace. An appeal ha
been taken 20 the circuit court.
Boss Wells has begun his work of de
capitation in the postoffice force by tn