Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-02

tomorrow will be changed from 7:30 to z.
Those $3.50 and SO overcosts at the
NJ. & K. are just the thing for all pur>
poses.
Have you seen those beautiful satin
lined cheviot overcoats at the Golden
Esgles
$500 buys a better overcoat at the
Golden Eagle than $40 will obtain else,
where.
There is joy in the house of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Rosa son arrived this
morning.
Mr.. VIM. Jackson has gone to Port
land. Oregon, on legal business, to be
away two weeks.
Supt. s. s. Kemble, W. s. Knowlton
and Doc" Grotjsn went off on q fishing
trip this morning.
The hospital guild will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. J. NJ. Buford Monday
morning at 10 o'clock
Lloyd & Stewart have the finest under,
wear in the city at prices that will as.
tonish you. Call and see.
Wanted-A competent girl for general
house work. Apply to Mrs. Gen. VIM.
Hoffman, 1103 Second avenue.
The genuine French ribbed underwear
in different shades at the NJ & k
regular price $3; NJ. & Z. price 81.
Lost-A ten dollar bill between Harper
house and Twentieth street this after.
noon. Finder please leave at this Office.
Seth Twombly. the l;ock Island engi-
neer who caused the wreck on the Rock
Island road near Chicago recently, is in
the city.
If you want the latest novelty 10 boys
or cbild's overcoat do not fail to call and
examine the immense new line at the
Golden Eagle.
Joyful tidings come from Seattle,
Washington. to the effect that Mrs. Geo.
M. Boyles has presented her husband
with fine boy.
Copies of the WEEKLY ARGUS. con-
taining full account of both nights of the
merchants carnival made be had at the
ARGUS office.
Do not be Influenced into buying q
pair of shoes that do not At. for you can
always find your size aud the desired style
at the NJ. i K.
The Union holds itself as clean as any
religious body in the city. and regards Its
mission as one Of the highest usefulness
to society Union.
Last night the Black Hawk Homestead
association made loans sggregsting So
1875. $50 at 8 premium of %. cents
81, 400 st 90 cents.
How to economic: Keep your feet
dry by buying substantial shoes and goo
rubbers at the NJ. & e, thus avoiding q
doctor and drug bill.
The CHATTER of the horses hoofs on the
pavement affords q sound that is most
gratifying TO the ear. 1t has a metro
politan ring about it..
Mr.. II. P Stoddsrd's dance, which was
to have been held at Edgington last
night, was postponed one week. Bleuer's
orchestra will be present
The collections of Mr. Lee Calf, stamp
deputy. for the month Of October were
So. 200 s5-for beer. sS.S57.75; cigars,
1888. 10; tobacco. $3.50.
Your choice of IA different styles of
gentlemen's trousers, only S1.75 at the
Golden Eagle. There is ne pair in the
lot worth less than g. so.
Today is the time to buy q new over.
coat. The Golden Eagle has an immense
line and at prices Is per cent lower thar
any store in the three cities.
A leader: $lS at the Golden Eagle
will buy better, finer and nicer Chin
chills overcost than can be had for SIS
at any store in the three cities.
Fat men, with aldermsnic stomach:
and short legs, who find it task to gel
clothing to fit should visit the NJ. & 4
and try one Of their short and stouts.
Sheriff T. s. Silvis today sold TO Fred
Hilfnger his recently purchased build
ing In palace row for $1,000, and Mr.
Hilfnger is moving his harness shop into
it.
How does this suit you: IS children'
suits. sizes to IA. only 81 20 each at tn,
Golden Eagle. Every suit in the 10
| he
refunded.
II you enjoy good underwear, suppl,
yourself with the French ribbed self
comforting. 1t is the best. and can b,
bought at the NJ. & &. price S2-regu
lar price So.
Just think OF it, Your choice out o
80 mems suits-sizes "a to 42-only 81
at the Golden Eagle. Regular price Oh
these goods have been from 81 to SIC
Call and examine.
Yesterday and today the Verne Swat
came no farther than Port Byron. wher
its passengers we're transferred to Capt
Fuller's train on the St. Paul. TIL
Swain will tie up shortly.
Mr.. W. G. Collins and family hay
moved into their South Rock Islam
country home, and Mr.. W. H. Mung,
has moved to the city. having rented
house on Twenty>third street.
Clemann & Salzmsnn have just T.
celved an elegant line Of sixteenth Ger
: tury novelties In pedestals and psrlor t,
bles. which are being greatly admired b
all visitors to this establishment.
3 Special sale for the next ten days Q
: felt. plush and silk scarf and table COZ
ers, embroidered and hand-painted. Il
incest goods that ever have been show
a here. at prices that astonish the close
: buyer. q. Deutsch. Davenport.
Barney b. Nichols and Fred Wa
have given up their positions as clerk u
e city messenger respectively. for u