Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-13
BREsFLETs.
Celery and oysters at Benefits.
10 cent knee pants al the M. & K.

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Celery and oysters at Benefits.
| Is cent knee pants at the M. & K.
| Choice watermelons at F. G. Yonng's.
Choice bananas and peaches at Benz
nett's.
Fine dressed chickens at F. G..
Young's.
Some more 30 cent infants shoes at the
NJ. & K.
Choice bananas, peaches and pears at
F. G. Young's.
Nice oranges and bananas at G. c.
Truesdale's.
The finest dressed chickens in the mar
ket at Benefits.
Dressed chickens and nice celery at g.
G. Truesdale's.
Mr.. Samuel Bowles. of Bowlesburg,
was in the city today.
Ladies lace front patent tip shoes, fall
styles. now in at the nj. & K.
The M. & K. are having a rousing
trade in their boys department.
Robert Little, of Kansas City, is Wis,
iting friends in his old home in this city
Louis Stengel, of Kansas City, is visit
ing friends in his former home In this
city.
Elk Sheriff John NJ Relicker, now of
Red Oak, Iowa, is IN the city on busi>
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Rains are receiving
no end of congratulations on the strength
of their new daughter.
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Cars will be running between Rock Is
land and Davenport by Monday at the
outside-perhaps tomorrow.
The nj. & K. sold thirty-three suits of
boys clothing to Moline customers and
seven to Davenport. yesterday.
An excursion of about 400. under the
auspices of the Muscatine G. A r.,
came up on the White Eagle today.
The east half of the double brick house
opposite the Broadway church on Sew
enth avenue is for rent. Apply at the
M. & X.
Mrs. e. F. Gaetjer and little daughter
returned last evening from Winona where
they have been visiting relatives for the
past month.
Myron Jordon, city editor of the Mo.
line Dispatch. Is i'll at his home at Orion
IL is to be hoped that his sickness will
not prove serious.
Fred Alter. the sign painter. is coming
} to the front in sign writing. He has just
completed gold gilt sign for Chas.
Oberg, corner of Ninth street and Third
avenue, which is perfect beauty.
Bear in mind that the NJ. & X. is the
largest and finest clothing and shoe store
In Rock Island county. and that they
carry more NICE boys suits than any three
: stores combined.
MIR. George c. Jersey. wife and daugh-
ter, OF Gilroy Cal, are visiting with the
family of A. III. Lambert, on Elm street
MI. Hersey is a banker at Gilroy and is
brother of Mrs. Lambert.
Partheria Bailey who had suit en-
tered for divorce from Richard Bailey in
the district court here and also in the cir
cult court across the rIyer, was granted j,
by Judge Brannan yesterday .-Daven.
port Democrats Gazette
Messrs. w. c.. John W. and w. E.
Heany, of Cordova. Ill, arrived in town
today for the purpose of putting up a
new bridge on the st. Paul couple OF
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take a month. The Messrs. HEAVY are
experts in putting up bridges. -Freeporl
Bulletin.
MIR. A. c. Thompson. of Ellis. Kan.
is in the city visiting old friends Thomp.
son was at one time connected with the
ARGUS and was also a school teacher in
the county for time. Now he is chief
clerk and cashier in the Office or the u.
F. road at Ellis, Kan. and climbing
higher.
L. The DavenpoTts and Springfields play
at Davenport today, tomorrow and Sum
day. The present series is quite likely
to determine Davenport's chances fol
winning the inter state league pennant
Tomorrows game on the Davenport
grounds will he benefit for the loca
club.
Reserved seats for the Jolly Pathfinder
will be on sale at the usual place tomor
row morning. Rock Island people vii
e certainly not see this season a more ex
q cellent comedy attraction than this
They have national reputation. ant
carry the finest band and orchestra OF
the road. Manager Rentfrow owns tn,
most successful and valuable repertoire o
musical comedies owned nv any one man
ager. Prices 10. 30 and 30 cents
The Cable hose boys were given a ties
ty Night Waterman Barney McCabe. o
: the upper saw mill, at 3 o'clock the othe
S morning, who sent in telephone ALARM
and in two minutes and five seconds tn
Cables were on the ground, having rul
five blocks and were ready for service hat
they been required. This comes prett'
near the efficiency of paid department
Give the boys an electric alarm. and will
their present equipments of horses an,
four-wheeled carriages. they will ge
there every time.
Everybody enjoys clean, bright, spark
l ling comedy, especially when a featur
5 of the entertainment is superb music
This is what the Jolly Paihfinders fur
nish. and their engagement at the oper
house next week will be a rare treat
Every programme is full of fun and mu
@ sic, and the Pathfinders are the leadin
@ opponents of this class of entertainment
For twelve years they have played in a
the leading cities in the country, bu
their prices here are 10, 30 and 30 cents
5 Mrs. Dimick. of Rock Island, who sho
her husband, Lutte Dimick, little owe
two months ago in disreputable hous
i across the river, was indicted by the gran,
jury this afternoon for manslauohter. /
was believed that the case would neve
come to trial, rs most of the people il
Rock Island acquainted with the Dimick
believed at the time that Mrs. Dimicl
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