Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-05
BRE;FLETS.
Wear NJ. & K. foot form shoes.

Wear NJ. & K. foot form shoes.
Buy 81 IS suit at the NJ. & X.
A rafting good SO suit at the Nj.
Il K
Rooms for rent Enquire of C. C.
Taylor
Buy So 90, or So SO or IS suit at the
NJ Il X.
1t is Steffen's. Davenport, that leads in
low prices.
Do not miss those elegant SIS suits at
the NJ. & X.
Dancing school at Armory hall this
evening.
Buy s7s5 or 81 So or s. rs suit at
the NJ. 81 X.
The best 81. 80 and $40 mems suits at
Goldsmith's.
Is and IS cent knee pants at the re-
liable Nj. & K.
1t will pay you to buy your clothing of
Goldsmith
Carpetsl Carpets For carpets 60 to
Kann & Fleming.
The Knox is the hat Only Lloyd &
Stewart sell them.
Underwear of every description, lowest
prices. at Goldsmith's.
The grandest line of overcoats in the
three cities at the M. & X.
The latest styles of dress trimmings can
be found at Steffen's, Davenport.
The Milan street cars make regular 80
minute trips to the tower Sundays.
Rev H. c. Dyer, of Naperville, will
officiste at Trinity church tomorrow.
The lowest prices on clothing and fur
nishings can be found at Goldsmith's.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gray, of Chicago, is Wis.,
ting Mrs. P. Grady on Moline avenue
Children's suits from to 10 years OF
age, $1,25, S1.75, $3.50 to 81. at Gold.
smiths.
Clemann & Salzmann today shipped
some elegant furniture to a Davenport
customer.
The Fair has just received an elegant
line of lamp goods. Call and see them
they are beauties.
If in need of chamber suit don't fai
TO give Kann & Fleming call. Theil
stock is larger now than ever.
Mr.. Frank Eckerd and Mrs. Flors
Radican. of this city, we're married OF
Wednesday evening by Rev. A. B. Mel.
drum.
The regular meeting of the hospita
guild will be held at Mrs. J. M. Buford's
residence on Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Just in-another lot of celebrated Knox
hats. Drop in now at Lloyd & Stewards
and make a selection while the stock is
large,
Why pay much money for shoddy
goods when you can buy good honest
goods AT Steffen's, Davenport, for so lit
tie
The meeting to complete the forma.
ton of an eight-hour league in Rock Is
land will be held at Killers hall Monday
evening.
Those four in hand ties displayed in
Lloyd 81 Stewart's windows are perfect
beauties, and they are chesp-only q
cents each.
Mr.. Patrick WEIGH speaks at Harper
theatre tomorrow afternoon, on why b,
deserted Catholicism and became Prot
estant.
Clemapu & Salzmann have Just re
ceived a large shipment of bedroom suit
and they are going fast. Call in befor,
il il is too late.
In styles the most elegant. in diversity
of patterns the largest, in quality tn,
best, and last but not least. the most reason
able prices in carpets at Clemann & Salz.
mann's.
The assortment of ladies'. gents and
children's underwear ct Steffens, Daven.
port, is by far the largest ever shown IN
the three cities, and the prices by far the
lowest.
The several buyers of Steffen's, Dsven.
port, millinery department have returned
from the east and are now showing the
very latest in that line. The ladies Of
Rock Island are respectfully invited tc
look through this department
There is another row brewing between
the Central Electric Railway company OF
Moline and the city authorities TODAY,
over an attempt on the part OF the com
pany TO put down a kind of rail for.
hidden by ordinance. The Moline cosn-
Gil must like to do business with this
company.
The Black Hawk Homestead Building
and Loan Association at its regular meet,
ing last evening decided to open a branch
Office in Moline. and made sixteen loans
aggregating $40. 9O0-$5, 900 at 2s3 cents
premium and So. 800 at premium of 2s
cents per share.
Congressman Walter l. Hays delivered
a stirring address at Lahrmann's hall, Da
venport, last evening. on the opening o,
the campaign in Scott county, which il
to result not only in the success of the
county and legislative tickets, but the
triumph of the democracy in state poll,
tics in Iowa.
w. ii. Berry. stone cutter living on
Fourteenth street, near Ninth avenue
was brought home from Davenport in the
police patrol wagon last evening, havinp
been injured in an alteration while al
work on the new cathedral in that CITY
Today report was circulated that Berry
had died, but it is untrue.