Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-18
BRIEELETS.

Grand double bill tonight.
Beth Sommerville tonight
Rough Diamond" tonight.
Caps half price at NJ. & KS.
Lady Audley's Secret" tonight.
Look out for M. s. KS. pants sale.
10, 20. 80 cents at Harper's theatre.
1873 cents-McIntire Bros. -Satteens.
Sl.50 for very fine felt hat at M. &
KS.
Spring styles at McIntire Bros. Read
adv.
Mems hand made shoes 81 90 at NJ. s.
KS.
10. 20, 80 cents at Harper's theatre to
night.
9s cents for d stylish felt hat at NJ. &
KS.
The bright actress. Beth Sommerville.
tonight.
Comedy -irsgedy tonight. 10. 30 and
80 cents.
Mems and boys hats from Is cents up,
ward at the NJ. & K.
The Beth Sommerville company lie a,
the Rock Island house.
Mr.. Richard Cramp ton left for Chicago
this morning on business trip.
Mclntire Bros. are receiving new wool
dress goods for spring wear. Examine.
Have you seen those hand made shoes
for men that NJ. & K, are selling at 81 90,
Noe the special drives in McCabe
Bros. linen advertisement for this week
The new London make of overstitched
kid gloves for street wear. 46 cents this
week at McCabe Bros.
To make their hat sale more interest.
ing NJ. & K. will include all mems and
boys caps at half price.
Early importations of linens just re.
ceived at McCsbe Bros justify prompt
attention. See quotations.
John Spencer's team kicked up lively
racket along Second avenue and Eigh-
teenth street Saturday evening.
Those 81. 90 hand made shoes at the
NJ. & K. are the greatest value ever Of
fsred in this section of the globe
Manager John Looney. of the Vests
ern Union Telegraph company. spent
Sunday at his old home In Ottawa.
Workingmen. If you wan something
for wear, try pair of those hand made
shoes that n. & K. are selling at 81 co.
Remember tomorrow morning for the
great big. pure linen napkins 81 cents
per dozen at McCabe Bros. linen sale
1873 cents-Beautiful assortment OF
satleens at McIntire Bros. 12A cents pei
yard. Almost as handsome as French
IS cents Scotch caps ID cents, 80 CEN
Scotch caps as cents, rs cent Scotch capi
SO cents. 81 fur caps so cents. Sc fun
caps 81 at the NJ. s. K.
The labor fair continues with crafty
ing results. The musical and literary
programme Saturday night was rict
treat and was greatly enjoyed.
Crashes, table linens, napkins. buck a.
buch. damask and bath towels at prices
to create much comment during this weef
at the linen sale at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Brennsn's baby
boy was buried yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was bright little fellow, and
the sunshine of his parents lives.
NJ. & K. have made a contract with 6
small manufacturer of one line of mems
shoes. to take all they make. The shoes
are strictly hand made throughout. ant
the price is $1.90 per pair. Try 'em.
Kid gloves 12 cents; kid gloves II
cents. kid gloves 25 cents. kid gloves 81
cents and lots of other prices equally
attractive. See McCsbe Bros adv.
French satteens-McIntire Bros. offel
this week French sstteens in newest eff
fects; plains to match: choice assort-
ment. Patterns lower than last season
Conductor w. o. Hitchcock. of the r
I. & P. is taking lay off on account o
the death of Mrs. Thos. Gray, his wife!
mother, and Conductor Horne is running
his train.
Notice specials for tomorrow q. m. II
to 12 o'clock. McCabe Bros. offer. full
sized pure linen napkins at 81 cents pc
dozen, at same time lot of Turkey rec
doilies at one cent each.
President r. r. Cables elegant private
coach, 800. of the c.. R. l. & P. was rur
into by freight train near Geneseo Fri
day night and one end was entirely de-
molished. Mr.. Gable was aboard at thu
time. but neither he nor any other pas
senger was I'M ured.
While in the ARGUS report of MIR. Mar
auis' sermon on dancing. published two
weeks ago. it was plainly presented that
the sensational passage beginning "ths
hour is late" which has caused SC
much comment, was an extract and from
a previous work on the subject and wa
given by Mr.. Marquis as quotation. thu
impression has gone abroad that the Ian
guage was original with Mr.. Marquis
That gentleman. while endorsing the sen
timents so eloquently voiced. does no
wish to be understood as borrowing an
others language without giving full cred
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