Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-18
BREiFLETS.
Read McIntire Bros adv.
Great cloak sale at McCah.'s

Read Mclntire Bros adv.
Great cloak sale at McCabes.
CITY council meeting tonight.
Dancing school at Turner hall Wednes
day evening.
Great cloak slaughter. Read McCabe
Bros. advertisement.
The new train on the c, B. & Q. runs
to Dubuque instead of Savanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Larkin have a
promising male addition to their family.
The closks are sold at Deutschs, Dav-
export, for less money than ever heard
before.
You will do well if you match those
$11 plush garments at McCabe Bros. for
less than $16 elsewhere.
Mr.. F. Broom, who had ticket No. 6s.
won the horse rafti d off at Marshalrs
saloon Saturday night.
Anyone wishing to save money should
buy cloak at Deutsch's, III West
Second street, Davenport
The school board contemrlates the
opening of the new No. 5 school the first
Monday after Thanksgiving.
McCabe Bros. plush Jacket and coat
stock replenished with five new invoices
of choicest plushes late last week.
Not lone thousand" but plenty of
plush coats and jackets, just received at
McCabe Bros.
Miss Wright, of Chicago, who has been
paying an extended visit to her sister.
Mrs. E. W. Hurst, left for home this
noon.
You should not miss the chance to buy
fine seal plush cloak at such low prices
as Deutsch is selling-1ll West Second
street. Davenport
25 per cent discount on the entire stot K
of plush, silk and cashmere bonnets 10
close them out at Deutsch's. Ill West
Second street. Davenport.
95 cents-McIntire Bros. make q big
cut on the remainder of their stock OF
silk embroidered and plush hoods Your
choice this week for 95 cents.
Just received fine line of side-boards
and fancy rockers. They are elegant in
design snd workmanship. Prices low at
II. F. Ccrdes, 1923 Second avenue.
1t Is no wonder that Deutsch's cloak
psrlor is always crowded. you will find
the largest stock, newest styles and low
est prices-111 West Second street, Dav.
| port.
In addition to the other features il
| connection with the concert at the Ninth
street church Thursday evening. there
will be piano and violin duett by
Emil and Carl Beck.
! To start the fur trade booming, Geo
Bennett will sell Tuesday and Wednes
day, Nov. 10Th and Goth, all furs at
discount Of fifteen per cent off of ever,
dollar at his elegant glove store, 1901
Second avenue.
Supt. and Mrs. s. S. Kemble have re
turned from Burlington, where they wen
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kemble'
mother whose death occurred in Pitts
burg. and whose remains were brough
back 10 her former home for intermen,
The Woman's Improvement guild O
Trinity church will meet at the rector
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Tn
ladies have engaged Armory hall. il
which TO hold the bszsr and entertain
ment and are preparing, the dates beinI
the 18th and 18th of December.
Mr.. Ben Edens has become the pro
prietor of the Union meat market, No
207 Twentieth street, having purchase,
the establishment last Saturday. Mr.
Eden is an old experienced butcher VIII
has catered to the public In Rock Islam,
for some time, and understands what tn
people want in his line.
A story is going tine rounds of tn
press about q citizen who recently an
swered an advertisement in paper whicl
read: Send me q dollar and learn how
to make money quickly and easily.
Anxious to acquire competency withou
too much mental or physical exer,ion b.
folded up a dollar bill and snxiousl,
awaited the answer. 1t came In a few
days, explicit as he could desire: FOL
low our plan, look up all the fool suck
ers you can and get dollar out of them
The amount in each case is small. but tn
suckers harvest is one that never give
out"