Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
BRIEFLETS.


Albums IS cents at the Fair-worth 81.
The place to get your wedding presents
is at Loosley's.
Skin animals of all descriptions to be
closed out at the Fair.
Mslleable iron toys too numerous TO
mention at the Fair.
Elk Postmaster Joseph F. Garnett, of
Port Byron. is in the city.
The finest line of hanging lamps ever
shown can be seen at Loosleys.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs James John
ton has been frightened by the advent of
son.
The ferry seems to be in more danger
of being stopped by sand bars than a
freeze up.
Closksi Closksl No end of closks in
all the fashionable styles al Fl Deutsch's,
Davenport.
Mrs. J. R. Johnston entertained a num-
Der of her friends in very pleasant
manner last evening
Great bargains in closks can BE had at
| n. Deutsch's, No. Ill West Second
street. Davenport.
| Closksl Cloaks in all the latest shades
and patterns at lowest prices at II.
Deutsch's. Davenport.
No empty shelf. but every counter full
of toys, fine plush goods and novelties of
! avarv Ias@riD.iAn ~
Rabbits that run, COWS that below.
dogs that run, and hundreds of mechsn-
ical toys at the Fairs great closing out
sale.
Buy your closks of II. Deutsch, No.
Ill West Second street, Davenport,
where you can find the largest stock at
the lowest prices.
Our goods are of the very best quality
and We sell them cheap. and if you will
call at Lnosley's and see for yourself you
will be convinced
Bear in mind that many lovely fancy
articles, dolls, aprons, etc, all suitable
for holiday gifts, will be for sale at the
Trinity church bszsr. Dec. II and 12.
The finance committee of the county
board. composed of Supervisors Wilson,
Campbell, Schneider, Buffum and Pear
sail are in session today examining the
county officers semi-snnusl reports.
Edward F. Dsxon died at 80 this
morning at bis mothers home at Milan.
aged twenty-three years and ten months.
Of consumption. The funeral will occur
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
At Davenport yesterday occurred the
marriage of frankie NJ, daughter Of
Capt. Jerre Wood, to Mr.. David B. Og'
den, of Tacoma, Washington, and step
son of Maj. Alex. Mackenzie, of this city
The happy. handsome young couple left
for their new western home last evening
Messrs. Newt. Wilcoxon, of Ls Sale.
D. mckenzie and D. Mclean. of Chics.
go. met Messrs. E P. Reynolds and Ben
Reynolds at the Harper this morning ant
awarded them the contract for 125 miles
Of road on the Pacific Short Line and ex
tending from Sioux City to O'Neil This
makes $50 miles that E. P. Reynolds has
contracted to build this year.
A copy of No. /, Vol. /. of the Ms
tIetoe, very pretty paper published at
Moline and devoted to the interests OF the
Q. A. o. D. society, has been received a
the ARGUS Office. Mr.. W. A. Meese il
editor and manager. and the publication
is resplendsnt with evidences of his fuen,
and sprightly pen. The paper is pub.
lished partly in English and partly il
} German.
Another suit was entered against tn,
city today in the circuit court. Mr.. Johl
, L. Liuquist, through his attorney, VIM
McEniry. entering proceedings for g.,
600 damages for injuries alleged to beel
sustained-towit: q sprained snkle-b
falling into an excavation at Third ave
nue. and Seventeenth street. on Sept. 16t
. last. II there was snv danger unprotee
ted at this point, it was the fault Of tb
contractors who were engaged at tina
time in laying the water main