Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-05
BRIEFLETS.


The finest apples in the city at fifteen
cents peck at Mays.
Fine watermelons ten and twenty cents
piece at Mays.
Notice how hosiery is slaughtered this
week at McCabe Bros.
Supervisor Jack" Wilson, of Rural,
was in the city today.
Just see the list of bargains offered at
McCabe Bros. this week.
This weather suits everybody. Even
the chronic kicker is satisfied.
A. L. Greene and daughter of Newton,
Kan. are visiting in the city.
Frank Fehlman, of Horton, Kan. is
visiting old friends in the city.
Trinity church-Feast of the transfig-
| uration tomorrow. Service at 9 a. m.
Early
Fall style
Hats at the M. & X.
The open hearted Martin Schoon-
maker, of Reynolds, was in the city to-
day.
Have you seen those new gold handled
| silk umbrellas at Lloyd s. Stewards for
| 81?
Do not s9uander your money n hats
until you have seen the early fall styles
at the M. 81 K.
M. & X. will save you from so cents to
81 on every hat. Call and inspect fall
| styles and prices.
Like in all other departments the NJ. &
| hai hat ri M m
headquarters for novelties.
! Mems unlaundried shirts 10 cents,
good night shirts. two styles. 80 cents
each. at McCabe Bros.
| Maj. G. w. Halves has moved his fam
lily into one of the houses in the brick
row opposite the court house.
| Read the new time card of the c., r
L. & z. road if you are contemplating d
trip TO Chicago OF elsewhere.
NJ. & X. are going to make their ha,
department telling branch. Inspection
invited to their early fall styles.
The Phoenix hose company have pur-
chased fine horse weighing ,16O
pounds, for their cart, in Davenport.
Wear NJ. & K. celebrated, warranted
not to rip jean pants. They are the best
One pair will last as long as two others.
There is no need in paying fancy prices
for hats and neckwear. You can save
fully 30 per cent by buying them at the
M. & X.
A matched top maple and ash) sewing
table 81 cents at the c. F. Adams Home
Furnishing House, 322 Brady street
Davenport.
DR.. C. Speidel has In the yard at his
Twenty-third street home, the tallest sun
flower stalk in the west. 1t is fifteen feet
high and growing.
i While others are trying to get rid OF
carried-over old style hats, the NJ. & K
are displaying the early fall styles. In.
spection invited.
i Talk about neckwear-the big show
window that is chuck full at the NJ. & K
is simply sample line of what they have
on the inside.
/. A full line of pillows. mattress springs
comforts and blankets, at the C. F
1 Adams Home Furnishing House, 80.
Brady street, Davenport.
Capt. T. J. Robinson passed yesterday
comfortably and is still on the mend
, His physicians now ente rtain grea
hopes for his entire recovery.
Principal Dougherty. of Building No
/, has arrived with his family from
Bloomington and has rented house or
Third avenue, near Thirteenth street.
McCabe Bros have the balance of the
mitt stock from the defunct glove hous,
of Wolf & Weidner. which they plac,
on sale this week Pure silk mits cent!
and upwards.
Given away at 3 cents esch-s lot o
ladies', misses and children's hats I,
close the season at cents each, at Nc
Csbe Bros.-were % to rs cents earlie
, in the season.
James Dunn, who has Just complete,
practical business education al Daven
port, left this morning for Peoria. to &C
cept a position as stenogIapher in TIT
offices Of the K. & P. road there.
Swan Youngren while coming up t.
the fire with the Phoenix hand cart las
night. was struck in the back by tn
tongue of the cart and thrown down ant
painfully though not seriously injured.
An exchange says that every cigsrett
smoker among the candidates for ad
7 mission to West Point at the last exam
, nation was rejected. A touch at tn
heart told the story and the doom fol
lowed
In the county court Saturday, tn
counsel for the plaintiff in the msyoralt
contest case filed bill of exceptions t
. Judge Adams ruling and also a bond O
, $500 for appeal. with Mr.. Geo. Wayne
as assurity.
The Moline BARRIERS are making a de
termined fight for the Sunday closin
movement Formal complaint was en-
tered this morning against A. l.. Leo
pold. the only kicker" and he will b
tried tomorrow.
i You can't make money faster than b
watching our special bargain sales. Her
Is one of them: A solid oak rocker
! notified plush seat and top. $3.50. extr
good value at 81. The c. F. Adam.
Home Furnishing House. 322 Brad
street, Davenport.
The property owners on Third avenue
between Sixteenth and Seventeent
, streets. have signed petition to the cit
council for water main, which will
presented at tonights meeting of tn
municipal body. 1t is a matter whic
should receive favorable consideration
We have on hand a lot of "Hercule
lemon squeezers" that we bought cheap
! also some Sampson cork pullers," an
we propose to sell them at prices tina
will surprise you. The G. F. Adams
Home Furnishing House, 1922 Brad
street, Davenport.
The telephone has been restored to tn
signal office here, after a good deal Of
struggle on the part of Observer Fitz
gerald. 1t is q great convenience II
many Of our citizens and its restoration
will be well appreciated .--Dsvenpol
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