Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-26
BRElFLETS.
NJ. x K. for rubbers

NJ. & K. for rubbers.
o. j. DImick arrived home last even,
ing.
Mr.. s. F. Lynde. of Chicago, is in the
city.
Price Lloyd & Stewards furs before
buying.
"A Little Tramp" at the opera house
tonight.
A fine line of Jersey jackets at Lloyd &
Stewards.
Caps at almost your own price al Lloyd
& Stewards.
John Silvis is home from Iowa City 10
spend Sunday.
Call at Goldsmith's and get lowest
prices on overcosts.
Only the best quality of rubber foot
wear at the NJ. &K,
Elegant Chinchilla overcoats from 81
to $40 at Goldsmith's.
= Hattie Harvey in "a Little Tramp" at
the theatre tonight.
The best line in underwear st LLOYD &
Stewards at o. f. prices.
If you have tender feet try electric SUI
dor-price 12c. NJ. & Z.
Supervisor Ira Buffum, Of Andsiu>
STA, was in the city yesterday.
Boys suits and ove-costs from 81 70
and upwards al Goldsmith's.
Mrs. Csssel, of Jacksonville, is visiting
Mrs. Ann c. Burial, in this city.
Gloves lower than any place in the
three cities st Lloyd & Stewards.
Underwear and caps in endless variety
and lowest prices at Goldsmith's.
Now is the time to clad your boys-$2
to So for suits al the NJ & E. bargain
counter.
F. B. Bowens, manager of "A Little
Tramp" company, called at the ARGUS
office today.
Genuine Atwood beaver oyercosts, in
blue and black for men, from so to $12
at Goldsmith's.
II you want to see nice place and get
g good shave go to the Rock Island house
barber shop.
Clemsnn & Sslzmann have the lsrges,
and finest line of carpets and furniture in
the three cities.
OF course you will call at the Jumbo
clothing store-the NE K-before buy
lngian overcost.
1t is surprising how NJ & + can afford
to sell boys suits so cheap. but they do
II Just the same.
NJ. & K. the clothing kings of Rock
Island, are making it lively in overcosts
and boys clothing.
Anybody desiring shave at Cap. Cor
coran's shop is now compelled to climb
the golden stairs"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Bailey, of Cordovs
were in the city last night and took in
the Merchants Carnival.
Miss Hattie Harvey and company are
at the Harper. Mr.. J. F. Harvey &C.
companies his daughter.
The Merchants Carnival and the bar
gain counter at the NJ s. E is the gen.
eral topic of conversation.
Mrs. Capt Wooders. Of Cordovs. has
been visiting in the city this week. and
attending the Merchants Carnival.
Chss. Case. of Ottawa. arrived last
evening to look after the improvements
on his Second avenue property.
Don't forget that the finest and mos,
complete line of furniture and carpets can
be found at Clemann & Sslzmann's.
Mr.. T. ]. Creel, of Bardolph, Melon,
ough county. is in the city on a visit to
his son. Conductor W. NJ. Creel. Of the
c.. B. & Q.
The satisfaction and comfort people
find in wearing n. s. Z. shoes and the
varied assortment OF style is making the
NJ. & Z. exceedingly popular.
The record OF diphtheris cases the past
week shows ten new cases and but one
death. the status OF the disease being
Practically unchanged.
W. F. Muse. city editor of the Cedar
Rapids Gazette, was in the city Yesterday
He WAS called to Milan by the death Of @
son of his sister. Mrs. John Lodestrum
Mr.. David Don is bringing his fiagstone
walk down TO grade again. THIS is the
third time he has been compelled &c
change it. and therefore. sincerely hopes
1t 10 the last
Foster Moore. stage manager at Hsr.
per's theatre. ID beaming all over viii
JOY. Its girl. and one of the sweetest
imaginable, at that.
There is 9 strong agitation in progress
for the consolidation of Rock Island an6
Moline, under the name of the forme,
city. of course. The movement will I'M
doubleday carry in time-Freeport Bull,
letin.
The numerous friends of Mr.. C. J.
Larkin viii be pleased to learn that b,
has improved quite rapidly the past few
days. and his physician hopes TO hav,
him ont ere long.
Mr.. j. 6. Gilmore has purchased o
Mrs. n. n. Briggs the warehouse I'd
joining his packing house on the eas