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


cashmere lined, only $3.50 at the Golde
Eagle. Do not forget the special over
coat sale which begins tomorrow morn
ing.
A special leader for q starter for winte
trade-all mems overcoats going at 50 5,
at the Golden Eagle. Over fifteen differ
emit styles to select from. Call and ex
anime.
Don't miss the chance of getting on,
of those fine albums which H. Deutsch
No. III West Second street. Davenport
gives away with every $50 worth of goods
bought at his store.
Miss Frances Oswald, daughter of Mr.
John Oswald, the drayman, has received
the appointment of teacher in the schoo
at Joslin. and the appointment is an ex.
cellent one in every way.
Mrs. J. ]. Mccormick, wife of Engi,
neer Mccormick, of the Rock Island
road. is lying at the point of death at bel
home in the east part Of town. She has
been ill for some time.
The public is go far convinced that b
Deutsch. No. Ill West Second street,
Davenport, carries the largest stock OF
plush closks and sells them cheaper than
any one else In the three cities.
The Moline Dispatch is out with long
boomer on street paving in that city. The
Dispatch has enlisted in a cause that
should be one of the most uppermost in
the mission OF a live newspaper.
Alderman Schnell has just returned
from trip to Chatsworth, H.. where he
has completed $4,000 church. He is
also putting the finishing touches to an
$4,000 school house at Templeton, Ill.
III you want to gain an idea what
profits some dealers make on neckwear,
call at the NJ. & K. and compare those
plush Tecks they are selling at 25 cents
with those same dealers charge sc and rs
cents for
George Perry, the republican hercules
of the Third ward. Is said to be next on
Boss Wells list tor mail carrier. He is
Congressman Gest's choice and of course
the boss will have to bow to his superior's
dictum.
10 st. Joseph's Catholic church yes
terday morning, Rev. Father Thomas
Mackin preached an able discourse on
contagious diseases and the precaution
that should be taken to check and prevent
their spread.
Here is an opportunity to secure an
overcoat at bargain. In order to start
the winter trade booming the Golden
Eagle has decided to slaughter overcoats
for one week, beginning tomorrow morn,
ing. Fall in line and go and be con-
WINGED.
A number of members of the Rock Is
land council and the Improvement asso.
citation have gone to Moline this after
noon by special car over the c., B. & @,
to inspect the new electric road by invi-
tation of President Moore.
Oliver Olson. Esq, has returned from
his pleasure and professional trip through
northern Minnesota. At Mankato he
attended the grand opening of Mr. Thos
Saulpsugh's new big hotel and met many
distinguished people.
Messrs. Jacob Adams and Joseph Hais-
lip, two of Black Hawks solid citizens.
were in town today on business. They
feel Jubilant over the late democratic
successes, and prophecy that Illinois will
wheel into line next year.
The Adams Wall Paper company h as
just completed the work of redecorating
the interior of Armory hall, the walls be-
ing covered with handsome gilt tint,
the top ornsmented with deep frieze,
while on the ceilings are four panels with
an elaborate canopy center.
For their evening sermons last even
ing Rev. A. B. Meldrum, of the Central,
Rev. II. c. Leland, OF the First Baptist,
and Rev. Geo. E. Platt, Of the Christian
Chapel, devoted themselves 10 the SUBJ
ject of young men, and very able and
instructive discourse was the result in
each instance.
There will be meeting of the
Woman's improvement Guild of Trinity
parish al the rectory tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The ladies of the guild are
preparing large number of articles,
both useful and fancy. suitable for
Christmas gifts. which they will offer for
sale at bazaar to be held early in Deem
Der.
Sheriff Silvis is in receipt of a letter
from his son John. who is a student in the
dental department OF the Iowa State Uni
versity, and who states that the democrats
have had two jubilees out there and are
going to have another. and that further
more smoke is already coming out Of the
smokestack Of the brewery much to the
horror of the prohibitionists who brough,
ruin to the door of the republican party
in Iowa.
Health Commissioner Eyster stated
this morning with reference TO the evil
near the new No. school spoken OF Sat.
urdsy night as promoting diphtheria,
that the place had been thoroughly disin.
fected and while once in bad shape, was
now in as good sanitary condition as any
place in the city; that there had never
been any trouble from neighboring
vault, but from a sewer. which upon his
recommendation has been promptly and
properly remedied
Mr.. Charles Mirfeld. for the last Eve
years employed as salesman at Cameron
& Sons, Davenport, has accepted sim
liar position with Lloyd & Stewart, of
this city Mr.. Mirfield is q nephew of
Mr.. James Mirheld. foreman of the round
house of the Rock Island route
In the county court this morning City
Attorney Haas entered an order that all