Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-18
BREiFLETS.

In overcoats-
| N. s. K. are headquarters.
Choice celery at F.G. Young's.
Chico oysters and celery at Mays.
Fine watermelons at F. G.. Young's.
New fall goods coming in at the Golden
Eagle.
Seasonable underwear at the Golden
Eagle.
Choice Concord grapes at F. G..
Young's.
Medium weight underwear-M. & Z.
is the place.
| Fall .,vercoats. all the latest styles. at
the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. Louis May left for Chicago last
night on business trip.
For sale-New piano, at bargain.
$50 Twenty third street.
The circuit court is still busy with the
case Of Carse & Reticker VS. Reticker.
Novelties in
Boys clothlng-M. & K.
All the latest styles in boys and chill
dren's suits. just in, at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. Frank Noay, of Gilman. H., is
| visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.. T. H.
| Chandler.
So. $40 and $l2 are the prices in
| some of the best grades of fall suits, at
the Golden E,gle.
Mr. Geo. Tucker, a prominent farmer
OF Buffalo Prairie township. is in the city
for few days.
For the newest novelties, latest styles
and lowest prices in fall overcoats, go to
the Golden Eagle
F. G. Young. the grocer, leaves this
evening for Chicago. Look out for fine
fancy goods when he returns.
Never have the M. & K. had such an
immense trade in boys clothing. and
never has their stock been so complete.
Shed your old hat and buy new one
at the Golden Eagle, where you will find
the largest assortment and lowest prices.
Wanted-A girl accustomed to running
sewing machine to work at shoe fitting.
Apply TO j. N. Camp. 1906 Third ave>
nue..
st. Paul lodge, No. 1917. Knights of
Pythias, has an important meeting this
evening. All members are urged to be
present
William Higgmson and Isabella Gar
rett. of Cable. were married at the First
| avenue hotel by High Priest Wivill al
high noon today.
The colored citizens of Rock Island
will have grand celebration next Mon,
day. The emancipation proclamation
will be read by Miss Morrison. of this
city.
At his home. 1895 Sixth avenue yes
terday occurred the death of John An.
thony, in his eighty fifth year. TIE
funeral occurred from st, Mary's church
this morning
the Rock Island Building and Loan as
ISOLATION met at Secretary Guyer's Office
and loaned $1S,S00 with premiums run
ming from 16S to 192 per cent.
Don't be sucker and pay SIS for a hat
when you can go to the Golden E .gle and
get SCHNEIDER for 81 which will outwear
any hat made-nicer style, better finish
and better hat in every respect.
Last evening States Attorney Sturgeon
forwarded to Governor Fifer application
for requIsition papers for the prisoners
held in the Davenport Jail for burglarizing
the freight cars in the Rock Island Yards.
Mrs. Jacob Wollenhaupt and Mr..
George Wollenhaupt harvested their
grapes this week. Over two hundred
pounds were picked from the off shoot of
two stems. The fruit, both Concord and
Clintons. are sweet and ripe.
The K. |. & p. road is sending out
time tables of its train service on the oc-
casion of the Peoria fair next week. As
stated before, trains will run out to the
fair grounds every fifteen minutes, while
specials on Wednesday and Thursday
will run from this city with half rate
fares.
MIR. o. J. Dimick has retained Mr..
VIM. jackson to assist in the defense of
his daughteI-in-law. Mrs. Lizzie Dimick,
accused by the state of manslaughter in
the case of her husband, Lutte Dimick, &C
cidentally shot in disreputable house in
this city last July.
Rev. X. F. Sweet, rector of Trinity
parish. left for the east this morning in
tending first to visit the home of his boy
hood in Boston; whence he goes to New
York to attend the general convention of
the Episcopal church, expecting TO be
absent altogether about five weeks. The
pulpit at Trinity will DE provided for in
his absence.
Mr.. Z. P. Reynolds, Jr.. arrived in the
city last night from Sioux City. where he
has made his headquarters for some
time. His railroad contracts there will
keep him busy all fall. He says
Sioux City is one of the livelest
towns on the Missouri river. and tina,
she contains some of the most pro-
gressive men he ever saw Great
preparations are being made for the corn
palace which opens next week.
David Altman, OF Eldon. Rock Island
brakeman. fell from the top of freight
train. No. 10, at Buffalo. Iowa. on Mon
day evening and narrowly escaped with
his life. A brake gave way as he was
twisting it. allowing him TO fall between
the cars A vigorous spring carried him
out OF the way of the wheels. but he suf-
fered the dislocation of his left hip. He
was carried to Muscatine. where bis wife
was visiting at the time Davenport
Democrats Gazette.
In connection with the recent national
encampment of the Sons of Veterans,
Capt Ladders brings the interesting intel.
ligence that Col McCrellis who was at
the head of the Illinois division during
the state encampment which should have
been held in this city. but which was
through his orders taken to Moline. was
entirely bounced out out of the order on
the ground that his father was not
soldier in the union army and he there
fore not eligible. McCrellis vas very
unpopular with the Sons in the state, out
side OF Chicago.