Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-31
BRElFLETS.

Mr.. 8. L. Meader. of Hampton, was in
the city today.
Crysanthemums are beginning to bloom
in all their lovliness.
II you intend buying real nice over
coat NJ. & K. can interest you.
Mrs. John Kelly, of Buffalo Prairie
township. was in the city today.
NJ. g. K. start the glove season with
heavy shrunk mittens at 10 cents.
$1.Ss. g. so. 81. 95 are the prices NJ
& K. are quoting for boys overcoats.
The bargain counter at the NJ. & K
has been reinforced, and will be con-
tinued.
Personal-Frank Bordeaux: Impossi-
BILE to come; go to postoffice. ]. j. Jack
son.
Deutsch, No. III West Second street,
Davenport. still leads in low prices in
cloaks.
Only the best quality of rubber foot
wear at the M. & K. headquarters for
fine shoes.
Here's a leader: Swift Condo cele-
brated non shrinking underwear 80 cents
at the NJ. & K.
Tomorrow being the festival Of all
Saints, there will be services at Trinity at
10 a. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
Twenty-Five pieces of all wool flannel.
former price IS cents. selling at Deutsch's
for 10 cents per yard.
The case of Carse & Reticker against
Reticker is being argued in chambers be-
fore Judge Peasants today.
The mischievous youth will no doubt
be out in numbers tonight, and brighten
timid people with their coltish pranks.
Deutsch has the finest line of cloaks in
the three cities. Remember the place.
No. Ill West Second street, Davenport.
M. & K. headquarters for fine shoes,
have Just received another lot Of ladies'
fine shoes. all sizes and widths, from
triple A upwards.
The eight-hour league expects big
meeting Monday evening at Killers hall.
when Rev. c. Leland will talk on the
movement.
Mr. and MIS-. John ]. Reimers have is
sued handsome invitations to a reception
at their home on the avenue from 8 to IL
tomorrow evening.
Miss Rosa, the twelve year old daugh>
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lemberg, who
has been very i'll with diphtheria, is pro-
nounced out of danger by DR.. Bernhard.
A correspondent of the Union signs
himself Small" He couldn't have adop-
ted a more suitable non de plume TO hsr-
monte with the general lone of the pa
per.
One would naturally think that mans
suit costing $2.6s must be shoddy. Such
is not the case with those at the NJ. & Z.
While they are cotton and worsted they
are also wearers.
Hon. W. F. Crawford. the Edging-
tonite. was in the city today. Bro. Bill
is after the senatorship red hot and was
in town talking with Boss Wells and
some of the little bosses in Moline.
Mrs. Jennie Nagle and son, George.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Housmsn. have left for their home
in Cheyenne. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Hattie Hubbard and son. Ralph.
NJ. s E have decided not to handle
the cheaper grades of red knit under
wear, and instead have placed on sale all
81 red underwear at so cents; 81 s5
quality, rs cents; and 81 so quality 81.
The Modern Woodman war continues
to rage. The Chicago Inter, Ocean of to-
day devotes two columns to the em>
broglio from McKinnie's standpoint.
Root will give his version of the case at
& meeting of Cedar Camp. Davenport, to-
night
Frank Fulsinger. of this city, who has
been an insane subject at the poor farm
for some time, walked to town in the rain
yesterday, and last night delivered him.
self up TO the police with the request that
he be locked up. He is possessed OF the
halucinstion that all the demons in pur-
gstory are pursuing him. He will be sent
back TO the county farm.
Ed. Mccormick. veteran engineer on
the Rock Island road. died at Denver
yesterday. aged fifty years. He began
railroading on the Northern New York
road. from Ogdensburg to Rouse's Point
in that state. In 1856 he came to Rock
Island. Here he entered the service OF
the Rock Island road as locomotive fire.
Aan for Moses Hobbs who was an en-
gineer at that time. He WAS fireman for
three years. then became an engineer on
freight. in which capacity he served for
a number of years. He ran for number
of years on the Cable branch of the r. l.
i P. For several years he has been rum
ming on the Iowa division of the c., r.
l. & p. and went to Denver to attend the
brotherhood meeting when he was seized
with his fatal illness.