Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-19


expected home next week from the east.
NJ. & K. are always getting something
new and interesting in their shoe depart.
ment.
Have you seen
Those 30 cent wooden hosiery at the
Golden Eagle2
ST. Joseph's fair, which is now in full
blast in the Armory hall, will close next
Monday night.
For today: 90 dozen mems and boys
knit caps, 81 cent quality, price 10 cents,
at the NJ. s. X
The ARGUS today enters upon the
thirty-elghth year of its existence-and it
trusts usefulness
Lloyd Il Stewart are selling lots of
jersey jackets. Whyr Because they
have the fincst line
Have you seen
The elegant line OF $40 overcoats the
Golden Eagle is showingP
Mr. John Holmes. late of this city, has
accepted the night clerkship of the Cliff
ton hotel at Freeport.
Another lot. twenty five dozen mems
blue overalls, SO cent quality, will be sold
at % cents at the NJ & Z.
Next Monday morning Clemsnn &
q Salzmann will unload another car of
those desirable bedroom sets.
The apparatus arrived this morning for
boring the srteslan well on the premises
Of Geo. Wagner's Atlantic brewery.
Ladies, when in Davenport do not for
get to cal on H. Deutsch and examine
his grand stock of cloaks and wraps.
Conductor Jack" Aud, of the r l &
P.,hss gone to Peoria on brief visit and
Conductor Horn is running his train.
Have you seen
The cheapest line of gloves and mit>
tensr II not. call at the Golden Eagle.
Two cases, sixty four dozen, mems
shirts and drawers, rs cent quality. will
be sold at so cents today at the NJ. & K.
Provided the weather is pleasant to.
morrow the Rock Island & Milan street
cars will make thirty minute trips in the
afternoon.
Have you seen
The underwear the Golden Eagle is
selling at so cents2 1t is equal to any rs
| cent goods in the market
The finest and largest stock of closks
and wraps can be found at the lowest
prices at H. Deutschs. No. III West
Second street, Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. fireman re-
turned last evening from their wedding
trip, which included visit to Chicago,
Milwaukee and other cities.
A game will be played between Rock
Island and Davenport mines at the Rock
Island park tomorrow for the benefit of
Michael Corken, the injured pitcher Sage
and Cunningham will probably play.
Have you seenf
No you have not, but you will do well
to call at the Golden Eagle and take
glance at its immense line Of 81. rs mems
pants. They are worth fully 81 to 50
Have you seen
The newest novelties in boys and chill
dren's clothing2 If not, call at the Gol>
den Eagle, where you can find the latest
styles, largest assortment and lowest
prices.
Clemann i Salzmann continue to re-
ceive new goods in carpets and furniture
They keep up the standard of their stock
so that intending buyers can see large
assortment and the most desirable goods
in the market.
Have you seen Kann & Flemming's new
carpet room and their elegant line of new
carpetsr If you haven't you ought GER
tsinly to call and see them as it will we'll
repay you, and their stock of everything
desirable in furniture is complete.
Mrs. Gen. VIM. Hoffman reached home
last night from Chicago, having been abb
sent from the city four months, during
which she has made extensive visits in
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and also in Vermont and New York.
Miss W. Petersen thinks in this fine
weather every lady needs new hat or
bonnet. Please come in and see her fine
supply. nicer styles. larger variety, and
cheaper than ever shown in Rock Island
fine and very cheap children's hats and
bonnets.
A dispatch came to Mai. John r. Nc.
Ginnis. acting commsndant at Rock ISIS
and arsenal. today from Col. Barr, at
Washington. which read: Col. Sang
er's report filed today; completely vindi-
Gates you" This is the outcome of the
official investigation in consequence of
Mr.. d. s. Schuremsn's charges against
Mai. McGinnis.
The ARGUS is in receipt of q commupi
cation from q correspondent claiming to
be republican. and in which he pays bis
respects to the Union. II the author will
send the ARGUS his name as an evidence
of good faith, his communication will be
published. but his name withheld. The
ARGUS must know the name of CORES.
pondent before his communication car
have space in its columns.
IF your local paper" writes an old
journalist now long out Of business
happens to tread on your toes little In
performing its mission. don't get you
back up and abuse the editor, but stoE
and take q good breath and think for
season. and see il you cannot remember
some Of the favors and kindness it ha,
shown you In the past. Then reflect tina
. it may not be long before you may wan
favors again" There are great many In