Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-28
BRElFLETS.
Underwear sale week at McCabe's.


Dancing school at Turner hall Wednes-
day night.
DIR. lies, a pioneer resident of Daven.
port, died yesterday of pneumonia.
Neufchatee Fromsge De Brie aud Ro-
queford cheese just received at Mays.
The finest line of hanging lamps. and
stand lamps ever shown in the city, can
be seen at Loosley's.
y cents yard-McIntire Bros. offer
more of that 124 cent cotton flannel for
y cents in short lengths.
Plush and silk hoods at less than man.
ufacturers' prices. See McIntire & Co.'S
advertisement for particulars.
Frank Gibson, son of Zibe Gibson, liv-
ing in the east part of town. died of diph
liberia Saturday, aged eight years.
Unlaundried shirts. McIntire Bros,
offer this week special values in unlaun-
dried shirts-25, so and IS cents.
McCsbe Bros. place on sale this week
1000 yards of plain dress fiannels and
wool tricots al 1st cents per yard for
either.
You can buy good hanging lamp all
complete at Loosley's. for 81 80. and
with decorated shade for Sc 10. Stand
lamps from 20c up.
DR.. W. W. Grant. one of the Oldest
prsctlcing physicians in Davenport, Is
packing up preparatory TO removing 10
Denver for permanent residence.
The attention of the public is called
to the advertisement on this page Of
Mays grocery. The prices therein con-
tanned speak for themselves.
To direct early attention TO q large new
stock of furs Just received. McCsbe Bros.
are selling another lot of those black hare
muffs at 25 cents apiece. Call early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ward reached
home Saturday from their seven weeks
visit to relatives and friends IN New
York, New Jersey and other eastern
states.
I
ladies fine merino vests, 25 cents; ladies
derby rib, real Egyptian yarn vests, all %
cents while they last st the great under
wear sale at McCsbe Bros.
Children's scarlet wool vests cents
mems sll wool scarlet shirts and drawer:
"a cents; ladies' csmel's hair vests and
pants % cents st the great underwear ssle
at McCsbe Bros. this week. Quantity
res Iicted-none at wholesale.
MIR. James Kerr and Miss Nettie Kerr
SON and daughter of Mr. ]. 81. Kerr, were
thrown from 8 buggy while riding on the
bluff Saturday night and Miss Kerr sus.
tanned serious injuries, though to what
extent cannot be sscertsined as yet.
Four years ago two Chsutsuaus cir.
Giles were formed in Rock Island. Ar
uptown circle named Alpha, consisting
of about seventy>hve members, and 8
down town circle named Omega, number
ing about thirty-hye. 1t was fou
years course. Only one member of tn
two classes has been faithful to the EN-
Miss Alwilds Young. of the Omega
completed her four years course and re
ceived her diplims last week. Omega
Last but not least"
An exchange asks: What becomes o
the leavesH" Well. about the last trac
anyone has of them is their presence il
the family bible. They are found ther
until so dry and colorless that their iden
tity is lost. and then when the time come
for new supply of leaves they are gone
Their fate is common with that of othe
autumn leaves, which were sighted b
the gstherer. Byron remembered tbs
, pressed leaves never escape destructio
and that is why he thought total anpih
lstion was well expressed in the simil,
E Like the leaves of the forest when al
tumn hath blown. the host on the moi
row lay wither'd and strown"