Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-24
BRIEFLETS.

$12 spring overcoats 80 90 at the N. 4
TX.
The MAY Harper at Champions book
store.
! 8 pairs of 10 cent socks for quarter q,
the M. & K.
Wigwams at about one>half price al
the NJ. g. K.
Andrew Donaldson, of Rural, was In
the city today.
The "She" combination is at the Rock
leland house.
The best overalls made lie the Knox, all
at the M. & K.
$3.50 spring overcoats reduced to
81. IS at the M. & K.
Ladies' patent leather tip $3.50 shoes
only $3.50 at tie NJ. & z.
You can buy wigwams at the NJ. & K.
so per cent cheaper than elsewhere.
Tomorrow being St. Marks day there
will be service at Trinity church at 3 a.
N.
100 dozen 0fwhite unlaundried shirts,
regular 81 quality. only SO cents at the
NJ. & K.
Some of those S. suits at the M. & K.
are identically the same as other dealers
advertise at So.
The ladies will be particularly pleased
with the performances of Benedict &
Revel's star magnets.
Manager Looney, of the Western Union
telegraph Office, has returned from visit
to bis old heme at Ottawa.
At $3.50 you can buy at the M. & K.
identically the same suit, same pattern,
same make. az other dealers are advertis
ing at $40
Not only can you find by far the finest
assortment of shoes at the NJ. s. K, but
their prices are far below those of any
other dealer.
Go and hear the celebrated 1T. K"
Quartette and Prof Bowl5y's piano
pupils at the church choir COMFORT neat
Thursday evening
For sale-One set hack harness, one
set of light harness, one hack. one Fra
zer cart, three seated top sleigh. Inquire
at Flat Iron square livery barn.
Children's high cut kid shoes. heel or
spring heel, sizes to 10A. regular price
| So, only $3.50; sizes to 8. Sl36-at
the NJ. & K.
At st. Joseph's Catholic church at 4
| o'clock this afternoon Rev. Father Mack>
In united in marriage Mr.. Frank Murphy
and Miss Lora Scherer.
Don't miss the great musical treat of
the season. the Central church choir, the
ladies' concert. at the Central Presby-
terrain church, Thursday evening, April
rs.
| The Peoria He aid gets this off on the
Moline ball twirler. Bert Cunningham,
ham has not lost his cunning In fact
he never was ham"
Marriage licenses we're issued today to
David s. Metzgar, aged II. and Mrs.
Mary A. Snyder. aged 6S, of Port Byron,
and to Paul A. Keller and Miss Hattie T.
Wells. of Moline.
The spectacular vision. "Dreamland,'
which will be presented here for the first
time on Thursday evening at Harper's
theatre, is the ninth wonder of the age
No theory can explain it.
The NJ. & K. are always making i'm
provements. Last week they enlarged
their shoe department, and now they
have added very fine mirror to the la.
dies fitting department.
Lightning struck barn in the north
west part of Davenport last night. and
the ensuing illumination on the low
hanging clouds led to the belief on this
side of the river. that large building had
been struck.
Geo. Tunnicliff, of Macemb, states
attorney of McDonough county. is IN
town today. comforting with Congressman
Gest over the Macomb postoff1ce Tun.
nicliff has friend he would like to have
provided for.
Messrs. Folsom s. Bollman. the light.
ming rod dealers, arrived from Chicago
this morning. where they purchased 9
large stock of lightning rods. They are
now ready to serve the public. Leave
orders for at Folsom's jewelry store.
Mr.. Bailey Davenport will. about the
middle Of next month, lay out new ad-
dition just back of his residence. There
will be about twenty>one lots. He has
reserved strip along Seventeenth street
and his lots will face Ninth avenue.
Very few ever have an opportunity of
seeing two performances for one admis>
sion. and that is what is offered at Har>
psr's theatre on Thursday evening. Ben
edict gives all the latest things in scien>
tiic magic. and his company present a
sparkling and refined specially pro-
gramme.
At the annual meeting of Trinity par =
ish Monday night. r. Champion was
elected senior warden. II. G. Whitridge
Junior warden; r. 81. Dart. E. F. Pinneo.
Benz. Hall. George Bennett, Robert Hnd-
san, Lucian Adam s and Saville Johnston,
vestrymen9 R. H. Dart. treasurer; Lucisn
AID ans, secretary.
The "yahoo" says that instead Of going
to Oklahoma he proposes to watch the
ARGUS, as he has had enough BORDER
experience The public win be glad to
j know Of his conclusion, as It has had