Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-23
RRIEFLETS.

Young's.
81 25 quality of boys shoes 81 90 at
the NJ. & K
Mr. Harry Truesdale, of Minneapolis,
is in the city.
50 quality of mems heavy shoes 81 30
at the M. & X.
Blackberries. cheap, by the case. at c.
G. Truesdale's.
Misses 81 so quality goat shoes s1O5
at the NJ. Il X.
Choice oranges and bananas at C. c.
Truesdale's.
W. c. Collins and family have re-
turned from st. Paul.
Regular So quality of ladies' kid shoes
81 90 at the M. & K,
81 10 quality of mems heavy shoes
81 Is at the NJ. s. K.
Ladies' fine kid shoes 81 80 at the M.
Il K.-worth $3.50
Miss Annie Armour, of Ottawa, is Wis
iting the Misses Hass.
Fine 50 quality of mems fine shoes
Sc 30 at the NJ. & X.
81 cent quality of infants shoes 50
cents at the NJ. Il X
There is no important change in Capt.
Robinsons condition today.
Blackberries-the cheapest place in the
city to buy is at F. G. Youngs.
Special discount of 10 per cent on all
remnants tomorrow at McCabe Bros
81 quality of childs hand turned,
spring heel shoes 65 cents at the NJ & X
The first of the new consignments Of
iron for the Holmes lines arrived this
morning.
Genuine Mason jars, pints 90 cents
quarts S1.10. and two quarts 81 35 per
dozen at Mays.
Mrs. c. F. Gseijer will leave on Thurs
day for a months visit to relatives at
Winons, MINI.
Buying remnants at McCsbe Bros.
sale is just like finding money, if you can
use them as they are.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J Reimers leave this
afternoon for Minnesota, Mrs. Reimers 10
| remain several months.
Parasols in the whirl-S5 parasols
81. IS; So to So so parasols cut down TO
81 Is at McCabe Bros.
Trsinmsster Stanton and Train Dis
pstcher McHugh. of the Q. at Boards
town, were in the city today.
Wanted-Business men with small
capital; good business; large profits
On exhibition at Market square.
Remnants going rapid as the sale adj
vances-10 per cen. disoount on all REM
nants tomorrow at McCabe Bros
Look out for the spicy clothing locals,
especially in regard to boys wear, VIXEN
the nj. & X. begin to blow their horn.
| Tonight occurs the meeting at the Cit
| liens Improvement association rooms to
consider the plan of annexation of Mo
line to Rock Island.
Remnants marked about one-nalf reg
ular price of goods and 10 per cent dis
count from the half price tomorrow at
McCabe Bros
Maj j. p. Sanger completed his exam
ination of MAJ McGinnis' accounts at
Rock Island arsenal yesterday and left
last evening for the east.
Atkinson & Oloff have ordered the
limestone for the curbing of Second
avenue at Anamosa, and all work is now
delayed pending the arrival of that ma
terial.
Buffalo Prairie has sensation. the
circumstances being the flogging of Jo-
seph Neela in the public highway by John
Moorehead. Arrests are likely to be
made.
A number of male singers, whose
voices show careful training. gave some
pleasant serenades in the upper part of
town last evening. The music was of an
enjoyable and soothing nature and sucf
as is always welcomed.
When you take into consideration how
much cheaper than others the M. s. K.
have been selling shoes. now with the re
bate off, it enables you to supply your
self and family with footwear at prices
that are appreciated.
The excursion on the Golden Gate un
der the auspices of the Central churcl
last evening was great success. and wa:
highly enjoyed. The excursionists wer,
given a grand reception by DR.. Alexan
der at White Sulph ur Springs, whithe
they went.
Twenty-six moulders In the employ o
: the Union Mallesble Iron works of Mo
: line struck today because of reduction
ranging from eight to twenty. five pc
cent in wages. The company is engag-
ing new men, and no trouble is appre
hended.
Peoria defeated Davenport yesterda
2 to l.. The batteries were Tanning an
Harrington, for Davenport, and Bartso
and Newman for Peoria. The sam
s clubs play again today. The DavenpoI
association has released Pitcher Pende