Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-06
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Boys Yelocipedes at Crsmpton's.
Curtain sale this week at McCabe's.
The new council takes hold tonight.
so cents pair, in few days at the NJ.
&K.
"A Cold Day" at HarperIs theatre to-
night.
At the M. & K. in few days-5O
cents pair.
White goods-lsrgest assortment at
McIntire Bros.
Curtains with best spring fixtures 35
cents at Taylor's.
John Rhodenbaugh. of Swedona, was
in the city today.
The greatest curtain sale of the period
this week at McCabe Bros.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in wall
paper at hanging at Crampton's.
Those beautiful gilt and nickle shade
bars are all the 60 at Champions.
Curtain poles 4 cents; fancy curtain
scrims 81 cents. at McCabe Bros.
You can get complete set Of lawn
crcquet for 70 cents, at Champions.
G. II. Robinson and bride arrived at
the Harper this morning from St. Louis
Fifty cents a pair-wonder kid gloves
4-button, embroidered back, at McIntire
Bros.
Fancy stripe canvas curtains so cents.
worth 81 pair. at McCabe Bros curtain
sale this week
so cents pair for ladies' kid and goat
button shoes, which will be ready for sale
in few days.
Fancy stripe tennis shirts for boys and
men. 25 and 80 cents. while they last. at
McCabe Bros. shirt sale.
Children's carriages at great discount
at the factory salesrooms, corner of First
avenue and Sixteenth street.
Boys blue flannel bicycle and tennis
shirts reduced from 81 to 60 cents. for
this weeks sale. at McCabe Bros.
Eighty eight cents--the Paris kid
gloves at McIntire Bros. Five hook, en-
broidered back. Beats them all.
Buy your baby a carriage. which you
| can buy so cheap at the factory. corner
of First avenue and Sixteenth street.
Call and see new lot of pictures in
artistic frames, just the thing for we'd
ding present. Prices low at Champions.
Gentlemen's fine striped tennis shirts
A cents at McCabe Bros. Others ask IS
cents and 81 for less fashionable styles.
There is change in the firm of M. &
K. The cause is death which occurred
in BARRIERS chair. Eli has discarded
his beard.
In few days the NJ. s. K will re-
ceive 900 pairs Of ladies' kid and goat
button shoes which they will place on
sale at so cents pair
Fish net Brussels. Brussels stripe, and
an elegant assortment of other desirable
black silk nets and fiouncings this week
| at McIntire Bros.
rs cents-the Entire Nous kid gloves at
McIntire Bros.--4 button. embroidered
back. Compare with gloves you have
been paying 81 for.
Chas. Kammerer, of 413 Tenth street,
has some fine specimens of the Houdan
and brown and black Leghorn breeds of
fancy game chickens.
Those elegant hand made, pure linen
Medici and antique lace curtains at Mes
Cabe Bros. will make great stir at the
prices quoted for this week.
Those buying curtains this week at
McCabe Bros. can buy cherry or walnut
poles at cents each and with five brass
trimmings at II cents apiece.
The May Brettone company, which
played at Harper's theatre all last week,
is stranded at the Rock Island house,
with baggage and other property at
tached.
Watch the clock-tomorrow a. m. at
9 O'Clock. Regular 90 cent challies,
remnants from the mill, lengths from to
y yards at AZ cents yard at McCabe
Bros
d. s. Schureman, the architect, has re.
ceived from Cincinnati lot of engrav>
ings of the present and proposed new M.
E. church, which will be exhibited for
sale at the fair.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Mutual Building, Loan and Savings asso-
citation Tuesday evening, May z. 1889.
Premiums Is to 90 per cent. Stock in
the twenty-eighth series.
The May Bretonne company closed its
engagement at Harpers theatre Saturday
night, repeating MY Angel" The NUM-
Der claiming the bed room set was S12,
held by o. H. Lowall. travelling man.
Judge Peasants convened the May
term of the circuit court this afternoon,
Judge Smith being detained by illness.
Jem Ross pleaded guilty to larceny and
was sentenced to two days In jsil-and
court was adjourned for one week.
Observation-Disclosures Bros. believe
they can say without boasting that they
show the largest as sortment of fine work
embroideries in the three cities. Good
goods are 80 low priced this season that
it is simply folly to buy low grade stuff.
Examine.
Chas. Hardin died at his mothers
house, Second avenue and Seventh street,
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon Of quick
consumption. He was thirty-six years
of age, and was born and reared in Rock