Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-02
BREiFLETS.
Fine banana muskmelons at MAYS.
Armour's hams and bacon at MAYS.

Armour's hams and bacon at MAYS.
The pubic schools resumed this morn.
ing.
Tablets from one cent up at Champion
& Cos.
Finest Muscatine Island watermelons
at Mays.
Tablets in all sizes and prices at Cramp-
ton & Cos.
School supplies, lowest prices. at Nc
Csbe Bros
All kinds of school supplies at Cramp-
ton & Cos.
White bed quilts, special prices, at
McCabe Bros.
School books. just what you want. at
Champion & Cos.
Buy your school books and supplies of
Champion Il Co.
Children. buy your school books at
Champion & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. R C. Willerton are visit
ing in Des Moines.
Everything you want in school supplies
at Champion 81 Co.'S.
Mr.. s W. Woodburn, supervisor from
| Hillsdale. was in the city today.
Tomorrow morning one lot of white
crochet bed quilts 33 cents, at McCabe
Bros
Nj. Nj. Briggs has removed his stock
and Office to No. 1919 Second avenue. up
stairs.
Misses Margaret and Belle FRY re.
turned to their home at Freeport this
morning.
The Phoenix hose company brought its
new cart over from Davenport yesterday;
it is daisy.
States cents. inks 3 cents, mucilage,
3 cents bottle, school bags 9 cents, at
McCsbe Bros.
Conductor John NJ. Palmer and family
have returned from their visit to Blue
Mountain, Kan.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt arrived home from
Europe last evening, Mr.. Peter Fries
accompanying her from Chicago
Fred Freeberg, the jovisl ex-post-
master of Coal Valley. was among the
callers at the ARGUS Office today.
Students note books, cents each, at
McCsbe Bros wonder tablets, 3 cents
each; lead pencils, 2 for cent cents
dozen.
The constant tread of little feet in the
children's department of Mosenfelder &
hohn's has necessitated the putting in of
a new floor.
Lost-Supposedly between Reynolds
and Milsn a pocket book, containg S44,
belonging to W. F. Kaupke. A suitable
reward will be paid for its return to this
office.
The Dsvenports defeated the Peorias
Saturday by score of 9 to 0, and yesier
day won by score of 13 to g. Tomor.
row the same two mines play again.
At 4:30 Saturday afternoon occurred
the death of Mary Wendt, ten years old,
who was so shockinglv burned by hav>
ing her clothes catch while making fire
in stove at MIR. Alex Sheir mann's. in
South Rock Island.
County Superintendent j. H. South
well has issued circular to school of
ticers throughout the county advising
them of the new school law pertaining
TO truant officers, etc and advising them
where they can get copies.
The Peorias started for home this morn
ing and are scheduled to play in Daven-
port again tomorrow. 1t is not known
whether they will return or not. A Rock
Island nine is playing an exhibition game
at Davenport this afternoon.
The Gem City. of the st. Louis. St.
Paul Il Minneapolis Packet company,
sank at Dlxon's Landing fifty miles above
st. Louis Saturday evening in eight feet
of water. and the Mary Morton took her
passengers on down the river.
Mr.. G. j. Smith. representing the
American Publishing company of Mil.
waukee, is in the city distributing the new
lithogra phi prospective view of Rock ISL
and. which is in every way creditable
work, giving a very accurate view of the
city and including sketch of the sur
rounding territory extending back as far
ss Rock river.
Attached to the R. l. & p. train which
went out this afternoon at 2:21, was a,
special coach which had been placed
the disposal of the tri>dcity delegates to
the Cincinnati Waterway convention. A
large delegation came over from Daven-
port, headed by ex>Congressmsn MUIR
ply. No one went from Moline, and
Congressman Gest was the only repre-
sentative of Rock Island who boarded
the train. Congressman Henderson
Joined the party at Galva.