Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-11
BRIEFLETS.

i Mr.. S. F. Lynde, of Chicago, is in thu
city.
50-cent
Shoes, NJ. & K.
Grand opening today at the Colder
Eagle.
| Ladies' serge slippers 25 cents at tn
NJ. & K.
| Scriven's patent elastic drawers at TIT
M. & K.
/ Thos. Cole. of Illinois City. was il
the city today.
! Mr.. John Haney, of Cordova. was il
the city today.
M. &K.
For bargains.
$3.50 quality of mems shoes 80 cent.
at the M. & X.
Half dollar goes a great distance at
the M. & K. today.
Ladies'
Shoes so cents. M. & X.
Mr.. T. c. LEWIS, of Reynolds. was in
the city today.
Mems and ladies' carpet slippers is
cents at the M. & K.
Do not miss The grand opening at the
Golden Eagle today.
Ira Martin and W. D. Camp, of Hills
dale, were in the city today.
Another shipment of SO cent shoes ex-
pected today at the Nj. & K.
Mrs. Ed. Sergeant, of Rockford, is
visiting her friend. Miss Carrie Kemble
Mrs. F. L. Bliss and daughter, Miss
Nellie. have returned from visit to Ra
| cine, Wis.
If you want reliable foot wear trade
with reliable dealers. The NJ & K is
the place.
Mr.. Fred Hass has returned from a
two weeks business trip to Kansas and
Missouri
Special bargains at the Golden Eagle
today. For particulars look elsewhere
| in this paper.
No paper soles. no paper counters
| every pair of shoes warranted to be solid
at the Nj. & K
Capt. w. Fl. Pierce. engineer a: the
waterworks. has been asked to hand in
his resignation.
Do not fret. You can depend uron il
that the nj. & K. will have some more of
those so cent shoes.
| Justice Cookies contest case was heard
In the county court yesterday, but no de-
cision was reached.
| Read Geo W. D. Harris advertise
ment on this page. 1t is of great interest
to investors in real estate.
| The nj. & K. expect another shipment
of their 5O.cent shoes this morning If
not, positively this evening
Rev. Erl Carlson, of Augustans Col.
lege, left last evening for Lindsberg
Kan. in search of improved health.
There will be meeting for young mel
at the Y. M, c. A. rooms at 8 80 tomor
row afternoon, Chas. Schillinger leader
The Unitarisns of Moline have ex
tended a call to Rev. Virgil e. Brown. o
Princeton. to the passionate of thei
church.
MIR. Matthew McEniry, of Melrose
Iowa, formerly resident of this county
is visiting his nephew, VIM. McEniry, il
this city.
The M. & K. had an immense rusl
yesterday and their 50>cent shoes wen
like hot cakes, but another shipment i,
expected today.
Every lady attending the grand open
ing at the Golden Eagle will be presente,
with buttonh6le boqnet made from tn
finest cut flowers. Come early.
Cars will run to the watch tower ever,
thirty minutes on the Milan road tomor
row From IN n'olnnob thara ,,;ll l.
boat race on Rock river, in front OF the
tower.
Do not miss the grand free concert a
the Golden Eagle this evening. TIL
; Chicago Italian orchestra will rende
some of their choice selections from [,
$50 p. m.
The Monmouth base ball club arrived
at the Rock Island house this noon. Tn
Monmouths play the Rock Islands at tn
Rock Island park tomorrow. Today
game was prevented by rain.
Two good houses and lots, corner q
First avenue and Tenth street. city, TO
sale cheap; all modern improvements
Enquire of E. E. Parmenter, LAWYER
Rock Island. Ill.
= Thiessen Il Nissen, the new proprie
tors of Saratoga Hail." No. 1916 Secont
avenue, are now open for business an,
: will Monday evening spread gran,
lunch, to which they invite the public.
The Davenports won their third sue
cessive game from Springfield yesterday
defeating the visitors by score of to ]
Davenport, Quincy and Evansville ar
now tied for first place in the Interstat,
league.
On Friday evening May 10, a hom
company will assist Miss Louisa kellogg
in the presentation at Hsrpers theatre o
THE Mountain Pink" for the benefit O
; st. Luke's hospital guild. The prices @
admission will be 25. 80 and so cents.
i. Ex-Circuit Clerk E. H. Bowman, who
. years ago, was mail agent between Chi
cago and West Liberty on the c., R. l. 4
P has been appointed to the service an
} assigned to run between Chicago an
Quincy, on the c., B. & Q.
The citizen who. in his efforts to sla
the vicious cur on Twentieth street yestel
day afternoon and smashed an immens
: plate glass window with a rock, wi
: doubtless in the future heed more closel
the injunction, ''let not your angry pas
sions rise"
The value of advertising in the AReu
was quite effectively demonstrated by tn
great rush that attended the opening O
the assignee sale Of boots and shoes q
1903 Second avenue this morning. TIL
e enterprsing firm advertised exclusivel
r in the ARGUS, and it sees the wisdom {
. so doing now.
q At Beardstown Thursday morning Coz
ductor c. c. Parker, of the Rock Islam
. and Beardstown accommodation of tn
&C., B. & O., and Miss Levina Hendicke
O MORA united in m q rriana Az Mo..L u.