Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-09
BRE.FLETS.

night.
Caps are going cheap at Lloyd s. Stew
arts.
Call and see Lloyd & Stewards line o
underwear.
The democratic Jubilee occurs at Dav'
export today.
House for rent, No 14O9 Sixth evenue
E. Fickinger.
The finest kind OF underwear in this
city at Lloyd & Stewards.
Mems fine opera boots at the NJ. SIX.
something very nice.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Sears rejoice in
the advent Of promising son.
A desirable suite of rooms for rent al
1919 Second avenue, cheap.
The cheapest place to buy furs in the
tri cities Is at Lloyd & Stewards.
A large line of fancy chairs just re,
ceived at Clemann & Salzmann's.
DR.. c. B. Kinyon has returned from the
medical meeting at Springfield.
Strong & Carroll's celebrated make of
fine cordovan shoes can be had at the M.
& X. only.
For sale cheap-Two stoves; one new
cooking stove and one heater. Enquire
at this office.
Something new and quite novel in the
way of bedroom slippers at headquarters
for shoes-the NJ. & X
For Sale-Two lots in Dodge's addi-
ton. Cheap within the next ten days.
Call at $40 Thirty first street.
What is the best remedy for sensitive
feet2 Correct fitting shoes, which you
are bound to get at the M. & X.
Co!d>proof boots and slippers for La
dies can be found at the M. & X. Moth
ing equals them for warmth and comfort.
IAN ounce of prevention is worth q
pound of cure" Guide yourselves &C.
cordingly and buy rubbers at the NJ. &
K.
Frank Slater, who has been at Shell
Lake, Wis, for the past five years, is
visiting old friends in his former home,
this city.
Mr.. B. Winter has completed the ex-
terror of his Third avenue block. which is
one of the hsndsomest and neatest in de-
sign in the city.
Wanted-A competent girl for house
work in a small family. Good wages
and permanent position to good girl.
Call at $40 Thirty first street.
The seventh annual ball of the Plumb
ers' Gas and Steam Filters club. of the
three cities, was held at the Turner Grand
opera house, Davenport, last night and
was largely attended.
Appearances are now that the remains
of the late P. T. McElherne will not be
brought to Rock Island for interment
after all. as no word has yet been res
ceived by relatives in this city
A meeting is to be held at the rooms of
the Davenport Business Mems sssocia>
ton Monday night to consider the plans
for the winter campaign of the Hennepin
canal project. The three cities will be
represented
Rev. G. B. Day. pastor of the only in
corporsted church of christian science in
Chicago, will lecture Monday evening,
Nov. 11th, at the Christian chapel on
Brady between Fourth and Fifth streets,
Davenport. Free.
Although Boss Wells denies that any
more changes are to be made in his
subordinates for the present. Job H.
Liedtke has received his commission as
carrier and will probably succeed Burrill
the first of the week.
Everts' Commsndery, Knights Temp
lar, has received and accepted an invita-
ton from St. Simon. of Cyrene Com
mandery, of Davenport, to attend social
concert to be given next Wednesday
evening on the occasion Of the meeting
Of the Iowa Grand Commsudery knights
Templsr.
The shorter hour plan will be inaugur-
ated on the Moline 4 Rock Island and
Union lines Of the Holmes system toner
row. The change will not only be q
great thing for the drivers, but the
horses. as while cutting of three hours
q day to the drivers every third week all
ternately, it will shorten the distances of
their horses nearly five miles day. The
idea is a splendid one on the part of
SuPt. Schnitger. and the public appre-
cistes his consideration for his employees.
The service of the road will not be in the
least hampered by the change
The Union continues its howl against
the prospect Of more train facilities into
Rock Island through the enterprise of the
c., B. & Q. Should the Union in the
course of time learn that there is not only
sprospect also of the Rock Island running
its trains down town this winter, but Of the
viaduct being built next year. the old
back woods concern would have a fit
there is no doubt about that. The Union
is having an exceedingly hard time
stubbing its toes out kicking against tie
advance of progress. but then it isn't
doing any particular harm to an one but
itself.
Mrs. Grace (Gilman) Burton died at 8
p. m, Nov. Z. at 212 East Fifth street.
She was the wife OF Isaac s. Burton,
formerly of Andalusia and Milan, III, the
family had only resided here about q
week. She was born in Boston, Mass,
March 81, 1898, and came to Rock Island
county in S82, and was married to I. 8.
Burton in 1866. She bore an excellent
character in life, kind and generous in
action-all who knew her could not fail
to realize her happy, lovely disposition
Her husband has the deepest sympathy of
all his many friends. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at Andalusia,
Ill. Services will be held in the Baptist
church by Rev. Gilman Parker. Of Mo-
line, an old friend of the family .-Daven-
port Tribune.
George E. Smith, commissioner ap-