Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
BREIFLETS.

| In children's
Suits at the N. g. K.
Go to Mays for low prices.
| Fine Yankee peaches at Boro's.
Fine oranges and lemons at Boro's.
Remember May, the leader of all low
prices.
Fall styles of boys clothing now at thu
M. & K.
Fresh fish in the morning at C. G
Truesdale's.
Fine Tokay grapes, Bartlett pears ant
bananas at Boro's.
| MAX.
For boys clothing.
Bartlett pears and plums by the peel
at G. G. Truesdale's.
Matte Vickers in "Jacquine" at Har-
per's theatre Saturday night.
Miss Grace E. Dart has returned from
her extended visit in the east.
Ladies are invited to inspect the new
fall style shoes at the nj. & K.
M. & K. are prepared to show you theil
new styles in boys clothing.
Novelties
In boys clothing-M. & K.
The butchers of Davenport are talking
! OF instituting holiday on Oct. l.
Ex-Ald. w. H. Lundy is said to be a
resident of Sweetwater. Neb.. at the
present time.
Mrs. Michael O'Connor and daughter
Miss May. left this afternoon for Keiths-
burg to visit Mrs. O'Connor's mother.
A rear end collision occurred near La
Sale on the c., r. l. & p. this morning,
but did not interfere with the train rum
ming service.
Money to loan by the Rock Island
Building Association, Tuesday evening.
Sept. II, 1889 Premiums from 10 to 20
per cent. E. ii. Guyer. Sec'y.
Mrs. Frank Nicholson and children
have returned to their home in Colorado,
after three months visit with Mrs. Ms.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Staubach.
MIR. j. X. Staubach came home yester>
day from Lyons on the Verne Swain,
after making pleasant visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Stratton, there.
Alderman Ill, chairman of the bridge
committee, gives notice elseW here that
the Rock river bridges will be closed for
three days-Sept. 10th, 18th and 18th
for repairs.
The first reunion of the new County
Veteran association is being held at Cons
cordla park near South Moline, today
buford post and drum corps went up by
| street Car this morning
The regular monthly meeting of the
Rock Island Citizens Improvement asso-
citation will be held this evening Mat
tiers of Importance are to come up and a
large attendance is desired.
Maj. III. nj. Abel will return to St.
Paul tonight, while his family will depart
to visit relatives in Iowa. before Joining
him in his new home. The good wishes
of numerous friends follow them.
Golden Tombola" is the name of the
festival to be given at the residence of
Mrs. Ira Weatherhesd, near Barstow.
Friday evening, Sept. IS. for benefi: of
| the M. Z. church. All are invited to
attend.
The Davenports return from Spring
held tomorrow and play three games with
the Spring6elds and three with Burling-
ton. which will be the last championship
games on the home grounds this year.
A little error appeared in the official
record of Tuesday nights council pro-
ceedings. 1t was Aid. Howard who made
the motion that the city attorney draft
the ordinance for changing the Second
avenue grade-not Aid. Schroeder, as
stated.
Saturdays game between Davenport
and Springfield will be of the nature of
benefit for the Davenport club. The
association has gone to considerable ex>
pense to strengthen its nine in the deter,
minstion to win the pennant and should
be encouraged by a liberal attendance.
The Illinois Sir knights, including
Everts cOmmandery of this city. will go
to the triennial conclave of the National
encsmpment of Knights Templar in style.
Ii is expected that the Illinois Knights
alone Will require train of several Sec
tons of ten Pullman coaches each.
The congregation and Sunday>school
of St. Johns church of Presumption, C anne
to Rock Island yesterday and enjoyed a
picnic at the watch tower. A daughter
of Mr.. Thomas johnson fell while riding
cable wire incline, and while stunned
considerably, was not seriously injured.
Dimick. Gould & Co., of Moline.
have arranged to sell their wooden ware
department to the Western Wood.
ware association of Chicago for $50, 900
The works will run in Moline until March,
when the machinery will be taken out
Sixty men and boys are thrown out
of employment. The works are simply
bought up to be shut down by pool.
For twelve years Rentfrow's Jolly
Pathfinders have been on the road, and
during all that time have been acknowl-
edged the leading musical comedy com
pany in the profession. They are the
only tirst~clsss comedy organization play
ing at 10. 90 and 80 cents In Council
Bluffs they played to over 10000 peo>
pie in one week. They open a week Is
engagement here Monday night, and give
a complete change of performance every
night.
Through his attorney. Mr. Oliver Oh.
son, MIR. Fred Appelquist yesterday set>
tied with the C., X. L. Il p. railroad the
amount of the damages sustained by rea-
son of the injury TO his shoulder some
time ago. at $500. This seems to be good
evidence of the value of the proposed
viaduct to the railways as to the general
public. While protecting human life, it
would lessen the liabilities of the road To
footing up bills for damages. Let the
viaducs be built. and in the meantime, by
the way, what about those gatesG
Eleven calves, belonging TO Mrs. Bhe
rus, of Henry county, were taken i'll re-
Gently. Mrs. Bherus summoned DR..
Mckinney, of Geneseo. who found that
the animals were afflicted with choose. 4"
This maladay. DR.. Mckinney says, af-
hicts young cattle that feed near rivers
or slOuphs or on lands that bava haar