Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-14
BRElFLETS.

Another lot of 90 cent infants shoes a,
the NJ. &K.
If you wish a fine dinner set get it al
Loosleys.
A magnificent line of water sets iust
in at the Fair.
Loosley's for crockery, glassware and
fine goods.
Have you visited Loosleys and seen
his new goods7
Nice California and New York Bartlett
pears at Boro's.
All the fall styles are now in. Call at
Lloyd & Stewards.
The Springfield base ball club is at the
Rock Island house.
A new line of neckwear jusssrrived a,
Lloyd & Stewards.
All kinds of home made saussges at the
Empire meat market.
Read Geo. W. d. Harris real estate
ad. New bargains today.
Nice Yankee peaches and Michigan
peaches by the basket at Boro's.
Have you seen those Barbatine vases.
They are al the go, at the Fair.
The largest and nobbiest line of hats
in the city at Lloyd & Stewards.
Sharp Silvis, son of X. s. Silvis, OF
Carbon Cliff, was in the city today.
Mrs. G. W. Cash returned last evening
from the Michigan summer resorts.
Clemsnn & Salzmann are Headquarters
for bed room and dining room suits.
You ought to see the new styles in la
dies shoes the Nj. d K. are showing.
SCHNEIDER hsts-the finest made-in all
the new shapes, at the Golden Eagle.
Now is the time to buy a fall hat, and
Lloyd Il Stewards is the place to get 1t.
A double wedding involving parties of
considerable prominence, is on the tapis.
The Milan street cars make regular 80
minute trips to the tower everys Sunday.
John Whistling john
goes to Wichita Mandsy for an extended
visit
County Judge LIcian Adams is still
confined TO his house, but is GONZALES.
eng.
A. Liberati and wife, and his band of
forty musicians, are at the Rock Island
house
Boys and children's suits in great and
attractive variety, just received at the
Golden Eagle.
The finest line of novelties ever shown
In this market will be open in a few days
At the FAIR.
nj. * X. pride themselves in their fine
grades OF boys clothing-the finest line
they have ever had.
From 81 to S. saved on every suit and
from 25 cents to $3.50 on every pair of
shoes bought at the NJ. Il K.
The Phoenix Hose company and Wide.
Awake Hook and Ladder company are
looking anxious!y for their telephones.
MIR. Daniel Mosher, of Hampton town
ship, and one of the Oldest settlers in the
county, was in the city today.
Eos sale-Fine gray team five and nine
years, and large. new express wagon.
Apply to +. W. Cooke or Geo. E. Bailey.
If you want your boys to look as neat
and well dressed as your neighbours
child, better have them clothed at the Nj.
& K.
The newest things in mems business
suits, for fall wear, arrived yesterday, and
are on inspection today at the Golden
Eagle.
For full dress shirts. ties. collars and
go to the Golden Eagle.
where the correct styles can always be
relied upon.
There will be raid made for the nov
elites in boys clothing at the nj. Il K. to-
day, but preparations have been made to
make everybody happy.
Found-On street car. gold lead
pencil; finder can have same by proving
property and paying for this ADVERTISE
ment at the ARGUS office.
MIR. Gus Englin, the tailor, has lust
received an elegant line of samples of all
the late styles in suitings and trouser>
lngs. No. 1903 Second avenue.
Clemann & Salzmann are now able to
show over three hundred different STYLES
in carpets. a much larger stock than any
similar house in this city carries.
The dummies of the Rock Island &
Milan road have been supplied with new
OF the calliope order. which are
particularly striking in their sound.
Miss Lizzie Graham, who has been in
Brooklyn, n. y. for two years, has re-
turned to Rock Island. and is making
her home with her sister, Mrs. Geo. f.
Lambert.
Remember the Nj. & X fit and press
every suit before leaving the store They
have their own tailors for that purpose,
and take pride in seeing their customers
we'll pleased.
Prof John Biehl. leader of the band
which has been furnishing music for the
excursion steamer Libbie Conger, returned
home this morning after an absence of
fourteen weeks.
The newest wrinkles in ties, collars,
cuffs and hsndkerchiefs can be seen to-
lay at the Golden Eagle. And to see is
10 buy, they are so nice. Are you onH
Call and see the latest styles IN neckwear
At the Golden Eagle.
The Jolly Pathfinders have certainly
found the straight road to popular favor.
The opera house was crowded last night
when six Peas in Pod" held the boards
while the audience held their seats-Du-
buque Tines Is.
While exercising last night, one of the
brass caps ornamenting the hub of the
Wide Awake truck was lost. Any one
1nding the same will confer a favor by
leaving it at the Wide Awake or at the
ARGUS office.
Messrs. E. T. Wilson and Chas. Sim
mons, two prominent citizens of Rural,
we're In the city today. The former left
box of luscious plums at the ARGUS Of
ice, as sample of what Rural can do in
the way of fruit.
Andrew King. James Alberry. Albert
Young, Robert Meyers, Joseph Hitler
and Ferdinand Gross leave this