Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-07

inch tricots, but Mclntire Bros. sell them
for 4S cents yard this week-must lave
cost more to manufacture.
The trouble in Moline between the
city authorities and the Central electric
railway is quiet again. How long it will
remain so, 1t is unsafe to predict.
Rev. w. S. Marquis, of the Broadway
Presbyterian church, exchanged pulpits
with Rev. J. B. Little. of the First Presby
terrain church, at Davenport last even
ing.
Special underwear sale-the Golden
Eagle will all this week sell underwear
at half the regular prices. This is done
as starter for fall trade. Are you with
u.s.
so cent underwear only 25 cents; 20
cent goods, 40 cents; 81 goods going for
so cents, and all through the Golden
Eagle will sell underwear at half price
this week.
Mrs. d. G. Eldridge. one of the oldest
pioneers of Scott county. died Saturday
evening, aged eighty>two years. She
had lived in Davenport forty.five years
last Friday.
in saying that they haven't an old gars
ment in their establishment-everyth
new. You can't be sure of that fact
everywhere. Look them over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Roth, whose we'd
ding trip was so sadly interfered with by
the death of Mr.. Roth's mother. reached
home Saturday evening. They proceed
ed no further than Cleveland.
The 206th anniversary of the first
Germans in America was celebrated BY a
grand demonstration in Davenport yes
terday. in which the Turner's of Rock
lslapd and Others participated.
Judge Nathaniel French, of Davenport,
has determined to retire from the bar and
devote his time exclusively TO the Eagle
Manufacturing company of that city, of
which he is secretary and treasurer.
The grand jury reassembled at noon.
nineteen beng present. This afternoon
they indicted Harry White, VIM. Evans.
VIM. Howard and John Manley. for the
c.. r. l. & P. burglary. The men will
plead guilty.
A jury in the county court today ad.
Judged Mary E. Cox, of Hampton, aged
fifty, incapable of man aging her affairs,
and recommended the appointment of a
conservstor. The judge will appoint
one.
The Northern Illinois Teachers asso-
citation will hold it's next meeting at En-.
| glewood, (Chicago,) Friday and Saturday
OF this week. The superlntendents and
several of the principals of the schools of
Rnrl- Vo1a IL.
| The council may be called upon to-
| night to provide for paving extensions
and also to act with regard to gates a,
he railroad crossings on Eighteenth and
| Twenty-fourth streets In both of these
subjects it should unhestatingly carry
out its past policy. The paving enter.
prise should be encouraged and the gates
provided at both the streets named.
| Mr.. S. Nj. st. Clair. representing
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, is
in the city. Mr.. St Clair is staff cor,
respondent and artist for this popular
| journal, and is deslrous of printing an
illustrated write up-Of Rock Island il
satisfactory arrangements can be made
Nothing would better advertise the city
in the east, as we'll as throughout the
country at large.
From Sept. 4th to Oct. 10Th. the G.
K. |. & p. railway will sell THURSDAYS OF
each week round trip excursion tickets al
reduced rates to Chicago exposition
Tickets limited to Monday following date
of sale. On Thursdays, Sept 18th and
| October 10th, tickets to above point will
be sold for one fare for round trip All
other excursion days rate will be fare and
third; twenty-five cents added fol-
| admission TO exposition.
| Frank Bowman, who presides will
grace and dignity over the Rock IslanC
| house bar, has snake-not snakes, bu
a single snake. 1t is of the South Amer
lea type of reptile beauty and came in a
bunch of bananas, and was found by C
| Dueback, a news agent running on the
! q. between Rock Island and St. Louis
Ii Is about two-and a half feet long, and
is enjoying life. Bowman proposes to
present il to the Academy of Science a
Daven port, as it Is believed to be of
rare species.
Conductor d. Bisant, of the c., r. l
Il T., who has been running into Rocl
Island for number of years. first on tn,
| -. VI. ~ OF l., anu laltT on the u, Is
1. X p, has been given the vestibul,
train running out of Denver on the Rocl
Island route. and he will move his family
10 that city this month. MIR. Bisan: is
railroad man from the ground up. having
not only served tor a number of years
successfully as conductor, but was a
one time trainmaster on a western road
Many Will regret the removal of himself
and family from Rock Island.
| MIR. III. Deutsch. III West SeconC
street Davenport, will continue his
special cloak sale until Oct. Is for the
benefit of those who could not attend the
bargain sale. Esch and every lady pur
chasing plush cloak will he presente,
with a most beautiful plush muff Ladies
do not mi-- THE golden opportunity Will
il lasts. Mr.. Deutsch, who is known ia
and wide as the leading cloak dealer OF
the west, wishes to announce that his
stock of cloaks and wraps this season i;
larger AMI hsndsomer than ever, com
| prising all the leading styles and pat
terms, and his low prices cannot be dupli
Gated by anyone. Remember the place
n o, III West Second street, Davenport,
| Sports.