Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-18
BREiFLETS.

| may B.
White Clover honey at c. G. Trues
dale's.
Fine Bell Flower apples at C. C. Trues-
dale's.
Nice Catawba grapes at C. c. Trues,
dale's.
Examine NJ. & KS. fine line of dress
overcoats.
Genuine otter fur trimmed overcoats at
the NJ. &K.
A. J. Whitney. of Buffalo Prairie, was
in the city today.
IS would be cheap for those 50 so welt
shoes at the NJ. & K.
Choice Concord, Malaga and Tokay
grapes at F. q. Young's.
What beautiful line of children's caps
the NJ. & K. are showing.
Mr.. T. ]. Medill. Jr., is out of the CITY
for few days on business.
Capt. A. j. Whitney, the river con>
tractor, WAS in the city today.
Splendid fur trimmed overcoats as
cheap as $11 at the NJ. ok.
Big. jolly Martin Schoonmaker, of Rev
nolds, was in the city today.
Every pair of those 80 mems shoes at
the NJ. & K. are guaranteed.
Good. solid boys shoes $I75 at the NJ.
& K, usually sold at Sc so.
Reversible four>in>hand ties at the NJ.
& K.-something entirely new.
Miss Jennie Belle. of Coshocton, O.,
is visiting with the family of Fred Alter.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wiler has returned
from visit to relatives in Kansas and
Nebraska.
As with underwear so with overcoats
and everything else; NJ & KS. prices are
always the lowest
The body of the stranger killed Tues
day night still lies unclaimed at Under
taker Clough's rooms.
Principal Bishop of the high school s
in receipt of distressing intelligence from
St Louis to the effect that his father lie
lying at the point of death there.
Carl, the Outcast," by the frankie
Jones company at the theatre tonight,
with new songs and other specialize. by
the young star and different members of
the company.
DR.. G. L. Eyster. c. c. of St. Paul
lodge No. l07. Knights of Pythiss, re.
turned from Chicago this morning, where
he had been attending meeting of the
grand lodge.
Fred Hilfinger delivered the gold plated
harness to the Holly hose company last
evening. The company's horse shows
up fine In his new dress, and seems
proud of it, too.
James Whelan. the man injured on the
Rock Island tracks early yesterday morn,
ing, is as comparable as could be expect.
ed today and the doctors entertain some
hopes for his recovery
Mr.. Lewis Wilson. of Rural, has RS
turned from pleasant visit to his son,
II. P. Wilson. at Strang, Neb. His
daughter and granddaughter who accom>
panied him. are still in the west.
Two new electric cars for the Moline
Central Electric railway arrived yester>
day, and were put upon the tracks. They
were made by the Pullman Car company,
OF Pullman, Ill.,, and are very handsome
ly designed and equipped.
tor, was a caller at the ARGUS office to-
day. Master Jones, while not only gifted
in dramatic powers. is thoroughly edu-
Gated and in every way accomplished
young man with whom it is pleasure to
converse
Boss Wells has made an appointment
OF mail carrier. Thomas Smith, for.
merly connected with the Rock Island
Children's Carriage com psny,is the lucky
man. and he will go on duty at once.
hoping TO learn the ropes in time to take
a route the first of the month.
DR.. W. L. Allen. OF Davenport, re.
turned from st. Paul this morning An
attempt was made to wreck the train on
which he was passenger fifty miles this
side Of st. Paul, but fsherm an discoy-
cred the obstruction and stopped the
train before it struck it.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Altman, formerly of Dav.
export. now holding q responsiols execu-
tive position with one of ChIcsgos large
manufacturing firms, was IN the city to-
day greeting old friends. He possesses
those qualities which will win him sue
CESS and distinction in the world
c. W. Budd. the American champion
wing shot, will take little jsunt through
Europe next summer and will beard some
of the lions Of that country in their dens.
He is ready to accommodate any of them
for little 1C0 bird match, and thinks
that he can uphold the honor of his ma
tive America without any trouble He
will shoot big match in Omaha next
month.
Mr.. Ed. Lapelle, of Savanna, an engi>
neer on the c., M & St. P. road, dined
at the Rock Island house today with Mas
ter frankie Jones. Mr.. Lapelle's son
was two seasons ago assistant advance
agent for Master Jones combination. He
was but twelve years old. and friend
ship spraDg up between the boys father
and the boy actor that has con tinued to
exist.
The funeral of the late Mr. Robert Il.
Wright occurred yesterday afternoon
from the residence of Mr. Henry Carse,
on Fourth avenue, Rev. A. b. Medium
officiating. The choir of the church rem ,
dered some excellent selections, including
Nearer My God. to Thee favorite of
the deceased. There was profusion of
floral tributes. The pail bearers were
Messrs. II. D. Folsom, E. D. Folsom.
Benz. Carlton. Henry Jordan, Peter
Kerns and VIM. Pratt. The interment
was at Chippiannock. Mr.. Thomas B.