Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-08
BREIFLETS.

Choice celery and oysters at Benefits.
Home made mince meat at F. G.
Young's.
20 warm boys coats $3.50 at Gold.
smiths.
NJ. g. K. 81. SO overcoats are sort of
paralyzer.
Choice bulk oysters and celery at F. G.
Young's.
Dressed chickens and ducks at F. G.
Young's.
Leave orders for chickens and turkeys
at c. @. Truesdsle's.
A bargain-50 children's overcoats
$1.75 at Goldsmith's.
Martin Schoonmacher, of Reynolds,
was in the city today.
Hanging lamps at Loosleys at 81. 80,
$1.80. s2.1O and up.
Choice apples by the peck. bushel or
barrel. at F. G. Young's.
Chamber sets. 10 pieces. only 50 at
Loosley's. 12 pieces for S5,25.
Miss Eva Burgh has returned from a
visit to Miss Lillian Glenn at Joliet.
90 dozen fine wool (men's) underwear
IS cents. great bargain. at Goldsmith's.
s1049i s10.49i S10.49l 112 pieces.
112 piece dinner sets. Loosley's. Loos-
ley's.
Overcoats for men and boys in all
fabrics at greatly reduced prices at Gold.
smiths.
Cloaks are selling very fast at 81.
Deutsch's, Ill West Second street, Da-
venport
52>inch tricot 10 and % cents u yard
at Deutsch's. Ill West Second street,
Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Knowlton enter
tanned the downtown progressive euchre
club last evening.
Some more 10 cent knee pants at the
NJ. & K. also an extraordinary good
quality at IS cents.
so pieces soft cheviot only cent a
yard at Deutsch's, Ill West Second
street, Davenport.
25 dozen all wool (men's) socks is
cents pair, the greatest bargain in the
city at Goldsmith's.
A horse in Moline was found to have
the CHAMBERS yesterday and was shot by
veterinary surgeon.
The Rock Island and Davenport Tur-
ners had pleasant social meeting at
Turner hall last night.
The NJ. & 4. will cover your form with
the best chinchilla overcoat for 81. so
there is to be found anywhere.
Do vour feet annoy your Perhaps it
is the shoes you have been wearing. NJ.
& KS tootform shoes will comfort you.
There will be free ttreet car to Rock
Island after the dance of the Union Hose
company, No. 1, at Moline tomorrow
night.
SO pieces OF Canton flannel, regular
price IS cents, this week only, 10 cents
a yard at q. Deutsch's, Ill West Second
street. Davenport.
Do not make life miserable with misfit
shoes, for you will find comfort as we'll IS
economy by buying your footwear at the
popular NJ. & Z.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Buford sold another lot in
Rodmsn's addition this morning to Mrs.
Mary Blanchard, on which a handsome
house will be erected.
Nj. NJ. Corbett, who 10 visiting in the
city. is at present prscticing law in Peo-
ria, and is one of the shining lights of
Illinois republicanIsm.
Sudor will ease your feet if they are
very sensitive-that combined with
proper fitting shoe bought at the NJ. s
K will make life happy.
Master Fred Whistler, son of Capt and
Mrs. w. II. Whistler, was given q very
enjoyable party on the occasion of his
birthday anniversary last evening.
Why is H. Deutsch. III Yves, Second
street. Davenport. SO busy in his cloak
department. II is because be is selling
the best cloaks for the least money.
The Ladies auxiliary Of the Moline Y.
NJ. c. A. have in hand plans for mer-
chants carnival similar to the one given
in this city recently. and which will take
place before the holidays.
The meat market firm Of Glass s Gels
Ter. on Moline avenue. has been dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. Glass continuing
in the business. and will continue TO
maintain q frat class market.
Since 1884 the prices of clothing I'M
derwear, etc, has always been found
lower at the N. & L. than elsewhere,
and now with their immense increase in
business they are enabled TO sell much
cheaper than ever.
The moon was supposed to shine last
night. but it didn't. Neither did the
electric lights. Appearances indicated
thst the city had clothed itself in sack
cloth ard ashes in memory of the late
lamented G. o.
This is pay day on Rock Island arse>
nal, aud the employees received their du>
cats from the First National bank. The
First National here and the German Saw
irgs bank of Davenport alternate in dis
bursting the funds due the employees.
The Phoenix hose company boys ar
arranging for q dance at Armory hall
Friday evening, Nov. 18th. The boys
have had bad luck. and this party. which
is to be first class. is for the purpose Of
raising money to pay company indebted,
ness incurred in changing from rope
pulling company to horse motor.
A number of Rock Island democrats
will GO over the river tomorrow night
and assist their Iowa brethren to fittingly
observe the glorious victory on Tuesday.
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