Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-11
RRIEELETS.

DR.. Warren Hun'er. of Hampton, was
in the city today.
Go and enjoy yourself at the Spring
Cove toboggan slide
DRY goods at your own price at B. &
NJ. Levy's tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Dwight, of Peoria. is visiting at
the residence of Capt. Thompson.
Mr.. A. R. Stoddard, Hampton's well
known citizen, was in the city today.
You can save So per cent on overcoats
at NJ. s. KS. It's the jobbers' sacrifice
Big cyclone reported at the NJ. & K
shoe house. Shoes way down. Call and
see.
There will be an auction sale at B. &
NJ. Levy's tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'clock
Mr.. John Csulteld, of Casey. Iowa, is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. Ed. Normoyle, of
Rural.
Miss Bee Normoyle, of Rural. has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
few DAYS.
All the remaining fur goods in stock
are for sale at cost at Robinson s. Talia-
ferro's.
Go to Robinson & Taliaferro's as
sigaee sale for bargains in gents furnish
ing goods.
1t is rumored that new shirt factory
that will employ fifteen hands will soon
be started in the city.
NJ. & K. have just unpacked two large
cases of overcoats. bought way below the
price. Inspection solicited.
Don't forget the auction at B. & NJ.
Levys tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Harris
will be the auctioneer.
N. s. K. are still alive in the shoe bus
mess. If you must have shoes, call and
get pricest-they will astonish you.
Manager Newberger reports the Spring
Cove toboggan slide IN good shape for
parties desiring to esjoy the exhilerating
exercise.
Wednesday evening Justice Cooke Of
lciated in the ceremony which united in
matrimony John Corcoran and Miss Min
ME Hill, of this city.
Lost Between Boston Store, Daven.
port, and Harper house, Rock Island.
ladies' gold watch and chain. A liberal
reward will be paid for their return to
owner at Harper house.
VIM. Boyd alias Anderson. Of Ontario,
ran foot race with E. Fl. Clark. of
Marion, Iowa. at Davenport Wednesday
and won the stakes-$25O The track
was in poor shape as q consequence of
the snow and another match is talked of.
Miss Maggie Eckhart was the subject
of very pleasant surprise on the occa.
sion of her fifteenth birthday anniversary
last evening, number OF her lady
friends taking her unawares at her home
on Eleventh street. The evening was
spent most pleasantly.
Ice. will we get it in large. refreshing
chunks next summer, or have it fur
uished on a silver tray at one dollar per
ouncef This is question of much mo-
ment at the present time. II his royal
nibs, the ice king, don't soon put 10 an
appearance, iced drinks will be a great
luxury next summer.
Mr.. E. G. Frazer was much surprised
when be read the report from Daven,
port paper In last nights ARGUS, that he
had been sued for damages by one of his
former employees, especially. the one In
question was one whom he had often aided
10 many personal ways. The person
against whom the suit is brought by the
way, is Louis McKown. clerk in Mr..
Frazer's Davenport Office. who IS asked
to fork up $1,000 for defamation of
character.
Yesterday afternoon the street and
alley committee of the council stopped
the Second avenue street car track laying
until some grade could be determined
upon. This morning the committee met