Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-13

of those nice stylish closks purchased at
Deutsch's, III West Second street. Da-
venport.
Everts commandery aud ladies go to
Davenport tonight as the guests of St.
Simon of Cyrene commandery Knights
Templar.
Don't miss the chance of getting one
of those elegant plush albums, given
away with every $50 worth of merchan>
disc at Deutsch's. Davenport.
The arguments in the Baker-Aster.
Jahns & Baker injunction case are being
made before Judge Peasants in chambers
this afternoon.
At the residence of Robert Krause in
Davenport last night occurred the mar
riage of Miss Emelia " Krause to Mr..
Paul Karlowa.
The subject of the address a. the meet.
ing at the First Baptist church this even
ing will be THE Supernatural in the
Christian Life"
Mrs. s. c. Sayuor. who has been
spending few days in this city with her
brother, Rev. H. C. Leland. leaves for
Nashville, Tenn D., this evening.
IS different styles of boys suits. sizes
10 to IS. worth from 81 to Sc. all going
at So go each at the Golden Eagle. Sec
ing is believing, so call and be convinced.
Gentlenen's all wool hose, IS cents;
Jersey gloves or mitten's. 25 cents; gem
tlemen's heavy underwear. 90 cents, and
hundreds of other bargains at the Golden
Eagle.
Wanted-Salesladies and gentlemen to
sell Christmas goods. Enquire from 8
o'clock until II. Nov. IA. at 1877 Six
teenth street. Mrs. Phillips boarding
house.
Now is your time to buy children's
closks at Deutsch's in Davenport, as he
bought out an entire line from an eastern
manufacturer. They will be sold for such
low prices as we're never heard of before.
The stesmer Libbie Conger reached
st. Louis Sunday and will go into winter
quarters. Her retirement concludes the
steamboat season above Keokuk.. if not
above St. Louis. Steamboat men are
jubilant over their coming season of re-
tIrement.
Truant Officer Kimjsll's report for
October shows twenty arrests for truancy
and fifteen cases where pupils were de-
tanned from school through parents or
guardians on-comprehensIon of the
law. Mr.. Kimbsll says it keeps him on
the go constantly enforcing the law.
Mir. Arthur Gray, formerly one of
Agent Holmes clerical force in the c.,
NJ. & ST. p. Office force here, and treas
urer of Hsrper's theatre. now agent for
the c., r. |. i P. road at Lebanon,
Kan, is in the city. Rock Island seems
all dream to him when he thinks OF its
former appearance.
The J. c. Duff Comic Opera company
arrived over the Q. this morning with
two coaches and baggage car compris-
ing their special equipment. The COM
pany is large and has q great deal of its
own special scenery. 1t is to present
"Paola" at the Burtis at Davenport to-
night. An immense audience will be
present. made up largely from this city
Supt. Schnitger has forces at work
clearing up the mud and other refuse
from the side of the tracks of the Holmes
lines in order to avoid rough travel should
a sudden freeze set in. As soon as this
work is done switch will be put In ct
suitable place on the Elm street line. so
that cars may be started as soon as the
new ones arrive from ST. Louis. and
which are daily expected.
There is on exhibition al Thomas
drug store toy church OF unique design.
which might, from Its appearances. have
been the plan of an architect. but it is
not. 1t is the handiwork of boy of
fifteen. Lawrence Torch, by name, living
10 the lower part of town. In the tower
is clock which keeps accurate time.
while in the rear is music box from
which emsnate notes similar TO those that
might come from an organ loft. The
little church is to be ratified off at fifty
cents a chance.