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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH EIGHTH AND d srREErs
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SSoSS 90 V Y EKE ERR SIS.
Cog SOSS Go 90 w ERE / 4 ssss :.
ssend rs.a snd SSs Scs
STOP WITH THAT. We'd have you see the sood.
sSkeSiSs or NOT or CAN '"e' 'F" whether they are
Cape and made Of fnc scotch Cloths No END Of ssss
$500 THE PRICE
CHEAP AT MUCH MORE
Aspecis line Of LADIES' SToCKINETTE JACKETS,
han6sosy eT. S ps s made have the OPEN
usual price.
SPECIAL PRICE se5o.
We've never seen better value-we don't thini 700
A splendid Cloth NEWMARKET for MISSES and
Come in assorted styles Of cloth Sizes 70 10
PRICE $3.50. ADVANCE soc SIZE
We would call your attention 10 our line Of TIA
GOWNS. OF which we are showing some unusual
'nlp IL. % S1s c k II ,SST a. 90 . s
spect our line Of CLoAks before you make your pur
MILLINERY
TUkBANs. and ESGLIsE SILVA WALKING HATS d feli
They are trimmed IN best Ss 'I,S isss made
and worth from - 20 s0.5o.
CHOICE SPECIAL o. as EACH
A line Of Misses and Children's CLOTH JOCKEY
CAPS, in plain colors or plxid- worth osc
SPECIAL PRICE 4oc. EACH
p.s line made % cs sss Su. hLSsH CAS- good quality
round. worth .5c.
SPECIAL PRICE 5sc EACH.
fasss @S esSs IA
Two inches wide. Sells regularly for s0c aysrd
SPECIAL PRICE lSc. YARD.
We have made big reductions on our line Of PARIS
AND LONDON COMBINATION DRESS ROBES,
prices which cannot fail u sell them all with q
rush. prices w.ich have never been put on goods Of
the same class before.
SOME HAVE 10 yards of plain material with hand
,o..- some Persisn borders
sOMk HAVE yards Of plain ierial and I >. yds.
1900. - OF sin stripe Ia match
soNE HAVE - yards Of plain material and ~
fancy for panels and waist
ALL ARE the most stylish goods OF the season.
Combination Dress Robes Of seree with fancy
oordered stripe. Never sold less than $50
SPECIAL PRICE. 90. as EACH
; Combination Dress Robes of Cashmere with black
silk braided borders cannot be dupcsted under ss
SPECIAL PRICE SG15
> Combination Robes Of Serge with fancy silk
stripes: elegant value at $3.50.
SPECIAL PRICE sll75 EACH
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN TABLE COVERS.
In Art Department We have opened l5O6-a
Covers OF an entirely new material IL is FIGURED
Chenille worked On strong soft canvas material Wear
longer than al Chenille and are much hand somer
ENTIRELY NEN PATIEkNs. worth 81 and 81. SO.
SPECIAL sl.40 EACH.
In our Linen Department we have received line Of
Damask Covers. wonderfully cheap No such values
have ever been shown in Washington before.
One lot OF "a Extra Inc Danssk Table Covers,
fringed have colored borders: worth sl.
SPECIAL PRICE 62lvc EACH
And the following. which selling rapidly and
%. worth 81 %. for 75c
80 1-s5, s1.20.
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Guns for sale and Hire, wALFoRp, Pa. av. 4 F.
ocl8-eo5t%
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An Artillery Sergeant Badly Beaten.

Sergeant Hofer of the third artillery went
into Dudley's saloon. on 18th street below the
avenue, last night. and while there a number
of persons demanded that he trea. them This
he refused to do. when the crowd fell upon
him and beat lin until he was helpless. OH
GERS Ceinar and Hughes took him to the emer-
gency hospital, where his wounds were at
tended TO, and he was then kept in the dodgers
room OF The hrst precinct during the night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-30

A PEREYProRY SALE of two building lots in
Uniontown near street cars and Nichols avenue
takes place Thursday at 8 O'Clock. See the adj
vsrttssmept.
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Why every man should not dress well Just
see the assortment OF suits we offer ut SIS. All
shapes and designs and warranted perfect TT
ting. EIsENAN Bros, 18th and f,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
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A New Manufacturinx Company.

The Roberts proiectile and manufacturing
company has been formed here and incor-
porated in Virginia. The object il to manufac-
ture and introduce a new projectile. the in
vention of Robt. r. Roberts of this city. The
capital is fixed a: sl,OOO,OOO The following
are the officers: Gen. ". W. Dudley. Hon. John
X. Thomas. VI. v. Bailey (vice president), John
I. Lippard. X. 5 Murchison secretary, Robert
Morrison ttreasUrer), Il. Il. Roberts (president),
John Z. Parcel. John J. Costinett, Robert Viii
son. ID. b. Gallatin. L. +. Kendig C. Wilton.
NJ. REM and WIN. Dickson (directors).
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ROCHESTER LAMPS. CHAs. A. MUDDIMAN,
Gas fixtures. 1906 st.
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THERE Is No REASON

VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works
63l-6}5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872.
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STEAMED OYSTERS at MARTIN BEcKEE's, cor
4th and SITS me-
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those Al. want OF house or good invest
nieh' should attend the auction sale of III b
street southeast. opposite the new library
building, tomorrow at pm. See the adver-
tIsement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-30

For Headache, Toothache, Earache and
Backache Salvation Oil is a certain cure. Price
rs cents
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W 5. FISHER. florist. 1875 Pa. ave. NV
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BUY Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JoHS-
son BROTHERS. the leading firm in the Dis
triet.
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The Estate of John }. r. Joachim

Yesterday in the Court in General Term the
decree prepared by Mr.. Leon Tobriner for de-
fendants in the case Of John H. CARL ct al
against j. Ii. Click ct al, involving the con-
struction Of the will Of the late J.JF Joachim,
Was signed BY the court. The decree is in ac-
eordance with the opinion delivered the day
before that the complainants were entitled TO
their mothers share OF the property subject to
a deductlOnI and dismisses the bill
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Society and Club Badges, Gold and Sill
yer Trimmings. s. n. MEYER, 922 7th st. NV.
atl24-s&w3n
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An AWFUL SoRr LIME.

SKIN ENTIRELY GONE FLESH MASS OF
DISEASE LEG DIMINISHED ONE-THIRD IN
SIZE. CONDITION HOPELESS. CURED BY
THE CuTICURA REMEDIES IN TWO MONTHS.
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iNPoRTEp ANTIQUE AND MODERN HuGs AND
foETiEREs--Ihe sale of these fine articles will
commence tomorrow morning AZ auction rooms
Of Duneansoa Bros. 9Th snd ID streets NORTH
west, ut II . clock an and continue al O'Clock
pm The collection should be seen to be np-
Precisied. IL Is now ON exhibition at the auction
rooms.
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Book SALE THIS EvENISG.-An important
sale OF books will begin at Dowlings this even
ing at O'Clock IL includes Law, medical and
miscellaneous works, many of them very valu-
able. The catalogue embraces about 700 mum
hers and il is the intention of the autioneer 10
close IL out IN two evenings.
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A Perfect Slaughter in Crockery To.
morrow at The FAIR. S12 eth street northwest.
Turn to the fourth page and read TIE FAM 9 ad-
vertisement IL
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PAsIEUR GEKN-PRooF WATER FILTER 12O5 F.
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MASrrLs AT Cosr. GARrRELL's, SIS 9TH n. W.
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TRrsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-A
Valuable property viii be sold tomorrow after
noon at public auction by Thomas Dowlinr at
4:3o O'Clock, being No. lilo 18th street. II il
In most desirable section of tho city, where
property is rapidly enhancing in value. For
ton columns.
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III IL w the iourtu page anu reau i HE Alb 8 aQ-
vertisement IL
Note These Extraordinary Cut Prices
in China and House Furnishings at HoL-
LANDER's: s4.00 English Decorated Tea Sets,
new shapes and patterns, 81. SO; $500 Tea Sets,
antique shapes, handsomely decorated, at $3.50;
q beautiful assortment Of $1,000 French China
Tea Sets for tomorrow at $699. The greatest
bargain we offer tomorrow is our l0c. French
China Fruit Plate, good value at 2lc.; the same
quality larger size, l4c.; zoe. Laced White
Fruit Bowls, 12c.; Csc. Oval Laced Bowls,
15c.; 1916 English Decorated Toilet Sets, 81 50;
$3.50 Toilet Sets, hand painted in latest do
signs and shapes, 5i.63; very pretty $3.50
Decorated Toilet Set at $685. the same with
Slop Jar 1853; 15c. Decorated Dat Meal Bowls.
10c.; Sl.0O White Stone China Slop Jars, sec.
1918 Library Lamps, solid brass with deco.
rated shades. at sl.9s; handsome French
China Square Cuspidor, 49c.; the same in COL
ored ground, SEC; Rogers Triple Plated Knives,
s1.79 Al Table Spoons, sl9s; Al Table Forks,
sl.9s; Al Tea Spoons 99c. half doz.; $500 Nov
city Clothes Wringer at s2.24; 6Oc. Galvanized
Stop Pals at 40c.. at H. HoLLASpER's, Agt, 4Os
7th street. lts
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CL.rLry, scientific Optician. 1905 F street.
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No Greater Boon to Mankind than few
drops of Fred Browns Ginger. On a lump Of
sugar or in hot water it will relieve the acutest
pain in the stomach or bowels At all druggists. /
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The FIRST COMIC OPERA IN WARRINGTON
THIS SEASON.
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AuC rluc Wrinkles nandled over the Bar
at Willige's, 1920 Pa. ave.. opposite National
new establishment. Patrons have their choice
OF six Grades of Fine Rye, Bourbon and Sour
Mash Whistles, also of the choicest Brands of
Cigars. ocl2-s&wlOts
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fslsacappa the Brgand Chief. .......w T. Carleton
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES.
ENTIRELY NEW AND GORGEOUS SCENERY
The Sale Of Seats Begins TOMORROW tThursday,
II ERNAN,S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER,
n Eleventh at. south of Pennsylvsnis avenue.
wM MuLDOON,
Late Trainer Of
JOHN l. SULLIVAN.
ATHLETIC AND SPECIALITY STARS.
TONIGHT. TONIGHT.
MULDOON VS. ERNST ROBER
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. oc30
GRAND MILITARY FAIR
coRcoRAN CADET CORPS
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY's ARMORY.
NOVEMBER TO 10. INCLUSIVE.
yMILITARY COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE
EACH EVENING,
MUSIC AND DANCING.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS. oc3O-l2t
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

sc. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1000, 900 MONTH
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THIS SEASON.
ONE WEEK ONLY
COMMENCING MKT MONDAY. yOyEBBER q.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE CARLETON OPERA COMPANY
In . Gorgeous ProluctSon of the 0reatest New YORK
Success,
THE RIGA y DIS.
With the Following Cast Of Washington Favorftes:
Eiorela, the Brissnd's daughter Mis- Alice earle
FraScletta, young farmer........ Miss Clara Lane
Adolph De Vslladoid, her fsvorite page.
Mise Marie LAngdon
Pietro. Charles Baeelow
urs " S e y D.sA.
Co11s VI uors n Ar.tAS
CAptein OF Horse Marines. H. 4 De Mesa
Va Souapota1so. ~ w I.u
WSst
f1po, Inn Keeper j. Riversdals
Fslsscappa the Brieand Chief. W. I. Carleton
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ID ?. 'HIFHE t,cuIxr rAl1o,.
liza 9 lM- nssx tSS- q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
Rays from the headlight

Another new time card is talked of on
the c.. II. l. & r.. and also on the c., b
so.
Supt. Sudlow. of the r. l. & p,
made his monthly visit alton to the mines
at Coal Valley today--pay day.
Conductor Gus Kroeger, for several
years on the Racine & Southwestern di
vision of the c., M. s. st. P, but now on
the c.. K. & N, is visiting in the city.
The r. 81 p. are making preparations
to accommodate the pc ople going to PEG,
ria to attend the state fair next week.
The R. 1. s. P. is the only railroad run
ming out of Peoria to the grounds. and
regular fifteen minute trains will be run
to the fair. A special will come to Rock
Island on the evening of the 25th, leav-
ing Peoria at p. m, and arriving here
at 9:55; and on the 26th special will
leave Rock Island at 615 q. m. arriving
at Peoria at 9:55. and returning will
leave Peoria at 8. and reach here at 9:3s
p. m.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
Golden Rod Party.

The home of Capt. and Mrs. w. II.
Whistler, corner of Ninth street and Sec
ond avenue, was the scene of brilliant
party last evening, given in honor of
Miss Louisa Whistler. 1t was a golden
rod party. the golden rod prevailing in
The decorations. though the Oscar Wildes
were also in great profusion. About
fifty young people were present and
dancing TO the merry strains of Bleuer's
orchestra was the delightful order of the
evening. The refreshments were superb
and the occasion all in all was most
joyous one, indeed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

q. m. Children admitted from the age
of three to seven years at SO cents each.
Samuel Webb, Arthur Burril and Others
went fishing Friday. The fish did moi
bite but they captured turtle weighing
twenty>eight pounds-when dressed
twelve pounds. The twelve pounds were
presented to Chas. Oberg who will serve
turtle soup this evening.
Mrs. w. A. Nourse, Moline clairyoy-
ant, has been to Black Hawks tower and
had big talk with that famous chieftain
in her mind. She had the unusual fore
thought to provide herself with pencil
and paper, and the Rock Island Union
prints the communication that she re :
ceived from the dead warrior. Whoopl-
Davenport Democrat Gazette.
The Gilpin hose company made the il
first visit 10 the lower end of the city last
evening. The hose cart has been greatly
improved since it came into their hands,
by a strong spring and at the same time a
flexible one, under the gearing. Their
horse Dick, which weighs / ,1S0 pounds.
purchaser near Cable is answering IL g
purpose to the satisfaction of the COM
pany.
Gentlemen who have their clothing
made to order should call at the Golden
Eagle and make choice of the material
for a new fall suit and overcoat, and get
measured. The Golden Eagle has a
larger variety of worsteds and woolens of
the latest patterns to select from than any
other two tailoring establishments in the
city; is prepared to fill all orders quickly
and on time; will guarantee well fitting
garments. made in the latest style by
firstclass jOurneymen tailors; and will
save customers from 20 to 80 per cent on
prices. Are you on?
Davenport slid down another notch
away from the pennant yesterday. allow
ing Springfield Victory, by score of
to 2. The batteries were Rhines and Hsr-
rington and Shell and Munyan. Daven
port played listless game. and lost
through costly error on the part of H
kappel at third base, who is playing in
place of Fusslebach, laid up with iniur-
les. 1t is a time when Davenport can i'll
spare "Fussie. He is the old reliable of
the entire team when it comes to batting
The same two teams play today and to-
morrow, and then the Burlingtons come.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
sections Inventive Art.

Desk Sergeant Sexton of the central
police station is possessed of an inven.
tive mind which he is enabled at times 10
turn to practical usage. For some time
he has been engaged in devising a scheme
for improving the automatically adjusta-
BILE harness for the horse attached to the
patrol wagon. 1t is dandy arrangement
and the various hose companies using
hanging harnesses might profit by an in,
spectiOn of it. Sexton is as proud of the
invention as little dog when he first
sees himself in a mirror.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
POLICE POINTS.
D. Vi. Davis Arrested ndera serious
Charge----An Important Capture.
Ere

D N. Davis Arrested I nder serious
Etc.
Bailiff Ben Fountain, acting under
Sheriff Silvs' direction in Muscstinp.
Yesterday arrested j. NJ. Davis, OF
Edgington township, on the strength
of an indictment returned by the re-
cent grand jury, alleging the crime
of forgery. Davis was brought to Rock
Island, and this morning his bonds
were fixed at $500 by Judge Peasants,
and he gave satisfactory security, also
retaining Maj J. NJ. Beadsley and Mr.
VIM. McEniry as his counsel. Davis
is accused of forging the names of
j. E. Kane and Adolph Chaveller, of
Buffalo Prairie, to q promisory note for
sd. which he disposed of to E. Fl.
Guyer-the note bearing date of Jan. 1.
1877.
Marshal Miller and Officer Loge made
a good catch this morning. Early in the
day two men were arrested by the Dsv-
export police, and there was found in
their possession box of knives and
other cutlery which they had evidently
stolen. Later the marshal learned
of two suspicious men were seen
near the c., B. & Q. culvert back
of the Rock Island round house.
He and Officer Loge went up there and
arrested stranger, who had in his pos,
session box which had contained cut,
lery of the same description, and also a
pair of horse clippers and a buc get of
candy. He gave his name as John Man
ly. The prisoner here and the two in
Davenport, evidently belong to the sane
gang, the fourth having escaped, and
they have probably burglarized box car
somewhere. This afternoon Officer Lore
found fifteen knives and table knife
hidden near where the arrest was made.
and also the top to the candy bucket
which was directed to Henry Darts Sons.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
followine ave ame.s. one many bargains offered:

a sros-s cunaing, with store 1sx32 and . rooms.
counters, shelving etc. on first floor. and three
rooms above; water up and down stairs good
cellar, barn, ETC. lot 25xI5O well located for busi-
nes-, upper part of Fourth avenue; cheap
'ne OF the best money making locations for any
Kind OF business neal the Rock Island passenger
depot.
$1,000 will buy a dwelling with rooms and
small store, well located, on Third avenue, now
re nts for Sl4 a month
SEQ viii buy good house, FIVE rooms with lnt,
convenient To lower factories
Only a few of those fine lots in Mixter's addi-
ton on Twenty second and Twenty third streets
Two or three acres on the bluff, fine land for
building gardening.
Some of the best lots in Dodge's addition on
easy terms.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
River RIDIets

The river is on a stand.
The Mary Morton will be up tomorrow
night
The Sidney will be down in the morn
ing at o'clock
The Josephine bring an excursion
down from Clinton tomorrow.
The Golden Gate brings an excursion
from Muscatine tomorrow.
The little packet Verne Swain is in and
out daily and doing big business.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
bonds Furnished.

In the circuit court this afternoon the
following bonds were given:
j. A. Bennett, charged with burglary,
$500; securities. VIM. Bennett, George
w. Griffith.
j. NJ. DAVIS, forgery. $500: securities,
j. G. Taylor, B. F. Marston and C, E.
Spickler.
Michael Kelly. arson. $1,000; securi-
ties, Mary Kelly, Miles Joyce
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

$1,000 will buy neat house on Twentieth street
A good lot on the bluff in Rodman's sub-di, is
ion. cheap.
S40o will buy fine y lot just outside city
limits, on bluff.
A very nice property. just outside of city limits
and CITY taxes; cheap, on easy terms.
One of the best 50 farms, with first class
improvements in Bowling township; cheap.
A good house of eight rooms. dry cellar, water
BAN, and fine corner lot in the upper part Of the
city, convenient 10 the saw mile, depot aud Isl
and, cheap.
No. l business corner store and dwelling
on Moline avenue
Two story frame dwelling, six rooms. good
cellar, well and cistern. large harm half acre
of fine land well located within a few steps of
Milan street cars. cheap.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

A popularity of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
that while it puFifies the blood. it i'm
parts new vigor to every function of the
body.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

At my yard. corner of Eleventh street
and Tenth avenue, at ten cents per bush
ell. B. DAVENPORT.
Aug. 80, 1889.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
weather Forecast.

q. 8. SIGNAL OrYIcr.
Washington, d. C, Sept. IA
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Rain; colder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

Use 1t for pain externally or internally.
1t is great remedy for bites Ponds
Extract. Avoid base substitutes for the
genuine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

The p. m. car will be the last car to
leave for Milan on and after Monday,
Sept. 10Th. b. DAVENPORT, Supt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
ALASKA
| REFRIGERATORS0

In competition with the Leading Refigerators of the
United States received the highest award for economy
of ice using III much ice it's best Compel
itor and 97 much of its would competitors
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

A summer resort phenomenon-the
longer man stays the shorter he gets.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14

when Six Peas in Pod" held the boards
while the audience held their seats.-Du-
bu9ue Times Is.
While exercising last night, one of the
brass caps ornamenting the hub of the
Wide Awake truck was lost. Any one
hnding the same will confer favor by
leaving 1t at the Wide Awake or at the
ARGUS office.
Messrs. E. T. Wilson and Cbas. SIM
mons, two prominent citizens of Rural,
were in the city today. The former left
a box of luscious plums at the ARGUS Of
fice. as sample of what Rural can do in
the way of fruit.
Andrew King. James Alberry, Albert
Young. Robert Meyers. Joseph Hitler
and Ferdinand Gross leave this
evening for Henry county for a two
days hunt. The chickens want to fiy high
when this party is around.
DIR. W. r. Tucker and bride, of Chi
cago. are at the Harper They are n
their wedding tour, and Mrs. Phil Mitch.
ell made their arrival al. the more pleas
ant by sending to their room at the hotel
an elegant bouquet of fragrant flowers.
r. NJ. Pierce left for his home at Ma.
comb this afternoon, and on November
will enter the Chicago college of sur
gerry. MIR. Pierce has had charge of DIR.
Magill's Office during the latter's absence
and it will be closed until the doctors re :
turn inlOctober.
Mr.. j. Z. Chandler. of Bushnell, repre-
senting the Bardolph vitriied brick
works, is in the city. Mr.. Chandler re-
ceived the entire contract for the paving
operations in Davenport and his brick is
giving the best of satisfaction in Rock
Island.
Miss Wilcox will open q kindergarten
school in the basement of the G christian
church September 16, hours from 80 to
4 p. m, and one on the corner of Sixth
avenue and Twentieth street from Q to 10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-17

WHY pay high prices for Beef, Mutton and
w Veal, when you can get choice article
for less money at BOGANS, City MarketP