Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-31
BRIEFLETS.


Assignee's sale at the Golden Eagle
Assignee.s sale at the Golden Eagle
Nice Malaga grapes and bananas q
Boros.
Dancing school at Turner hall Wednes
day evening.
All goods will be sacrificed at tn
Golden Eagle.
Go to dancing school at Turner hal
New Years night.
Supervisor Jack Wilson," of Rural
was in the city yesterday.
There will be services at Trinity chape
tomorrow at 10 am.
Music by Biehl's band at the rink New
Years. Admission 10 cents.
You will save money by going to Gold
smiths clothing house
The county farmers institute will bt
resumed at Milan Jan. 10.
The great cloak hustle was started yes.
terday at McCabe Bros.
Murray & Murphy in "Our Irish Visi,
tors" at the theatre tonight.
Extraordinary bargains to be h ad a,
GoldsmIths clothing house
The Standard club had successful hop
at Armory hall last evening.
A happy and prosperous New Year to
all, is the wish of the ARGUS.
Newmarkets SOC on the dollar at Nc.
Cabe Bros cloak closing out.
You can buy splendid mans suit a,
from 50 to So at Goldsmith's.
Rudolph Guyer, of Moline, was fined
So and costs for intoxication.
Mr.. James Taylor, of Taylor Ridge.
made Rock Island visit yesterday
overcoats are going rapidly, at the
low prices they are sold at Goldsmith's.
Tue next dance at Stoddard's hall.
Edgington, will te held on the evening of
Jan. 10
Mr.. I. P. Forgy. one of Bowling S
progressive young farmers, was in the
city to-day.
Skating at the rink New Years after.
noon and evening. Admission ten cents.
! Collins Bros, managers.
Mr.. j. w. Whiteside, one of Cordo.
vas weli>knovn citizens. spent yester>
day and today in the city.
Miss Bertha Hodges arrived from Mar
ion, Iowa, to attend an interesting event
next Thursday night.
The popular craze, Down went Nc
Ginty," will be sung by Murray & Muir,
ply at Barper's theatre this evening.
There is joy at the fireside of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Rowse at the Rock Island
house, over the advent of son-the first
born.
The marriage Of W. T. Drips, of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and Miss Leila
Bailey, daughter of Mr.. Geo. E. Bailey,
occurs tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weisler welcomed
an angel of light into their home this
morning in the shape of fifteen pounds of
beautiful femininity
Tomorrow being holiday, business
will be generally suspended in the county
and city Offices. the banks and in the
postofice after o'clock.
The wholesale liquor firm of Beverly
X Burgh moved into Winter & Lem
ourg's former quarters, Third avenue and
Seventeenth street, today.
McCabe Bros. got a decided hustle on
their cloak and newmarket stock yester>
day, and expect to keep it up until their
present stock is all closed out
Rack No. /, choice at Sc SO; rack No
,, at So. 50. are the present prices on the
newmarkets at McCabe Bros, some of
which were sold as high as SIS
A team driven by Chas. Josephson, of
New Windsor, got frightened at the cleo
trio car IN Moline today and Mr.. Joseph
son was thrown out and his knee cap
dislocated.
Manager J. P, Loouey, of the Western
Union Telegraph company, is entertain.
ing his sister, Miss Maggie Looney, and
cousin Miss Nors O'Connor, of Ottawa,
who are stopping at the Harper.
Boss" Payne came down from the
wilds of Zums this morning. The I'M
preston is gaining ground that Sweet
William" has his eye on the the shiev-
atty instead Of the legislature. as was
first supposed.
Mr.. Morris S. Heagy, son Of Mr. Sam
Hesgy, of Hampton, proposes to begin
the New Year happily indeed. Tomor-
row afternoon he will wed Miss Theo.
Black, one of Hampton's most charming
daughters.
AT the annual meeting Of the Y NJ. c.
A. last eveeing $500 so was raised for
next years current expenses; the salary
Of General Secretary F. W. Lang was in>
creased to S75 per month and Nels
Olson was appointed assistant secretary
at salary Of $50 per month.
Mr.. John Bopes died at his home on
bailey Dsvenports farm near Milan at /
O'Clock this morning after lingering ill.,
ness, aged sixty-five. He leaves with his
vile a son Frederick and daughter Kitty,
to mourn kind and industrious husband
and indulgent father. He had lived in
Rock Island county about twenty years
and was highly respected by all who
knew him.
The village of Coal Valley is in a tur-
MOL now over recent suit over a Christ.
mas tree. VIM. Cook, of the Primitive
NJ. Z. church. contracted With David
Moran to furnish a Christmas '.>, for So.
Moran failed to furnish the tree and Co,<
got one elsewhere. But Moran neverthe-
less sued Cook for the value of the tree