Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-27
BREIFLETS.


Sweet potatoes at F. G. Young's.
Choice bananas at F. G. Young's.
Large dressed chickens at Benntt's.
Dressed chickens at F. G.. Young's.
Nice fresh butter and eggs at Brown>
er's.
East Dubuque has an epidemic of sui
cides.
Ten>pound baskets of choice grapes at
Benefits.
Choice cooking and eating apples at G.
G. Truesdale's.
Nice eating and cooking apples, at F.
G. Young's.
Dressed chickens and ducks at G. c..
Truesdale's.
Spring chickens at Browners new Elm
street grocery.
G. d. Wheaton. of Eigington. was in
the city today.
Samuel Goode, of Andalusia, was in
town today.
Fresh oysters, celery and Gran berries at
G. G. Truesdaie's
A lot of French wax beads just re-
ceived at the Fair
Choice Michigan and Califo rnia
peaches, at Mays.
Get string of French beads at the
Fair while they last.
The best shoe for the money is that SO
shoe at the M & X.
Mems and bows overcoats at lowest
prices. at Goldsmith's.
Fresh oyssers and celery at Browner's
new Elm street grocery.
NJ & K for the new styles of Wright
& Peters fine ladies' shoes.
Jersey suits for boys 3 to years jus,
received at the NJ. & X.
For comfort and durability try pair
of M & KS Cordovan shoes.
The ladies' common sense" walking
boot can be found at Nj. Il K s.
Another large invoice Of chiIdrens
suits just received at the M. Il X.
Ladies should not forget NJ. & K when
wanting nice, stylish fitting shoe.
For underwear of all kinds, cheaper
than ever before. go to Goldsmiths.
Miss Ella Wilcox is in Peoria attending
the state fair and visiting friends.
Childrens and boys suits, large assert
ment and lowest prices at Goldsmith's.
Stylish Meltous and worsted over
coats for men from SIS TO $40, at Gold
smiths.
Don't fail to call at the M. & K. and
see the underwear. Low prices that will
sstonish you.
Mr.. Tom Buford. of St. Paul, arrived
last night for visit to his parents, Capt
and Mrs. T. j. Buford.
"Whst beadtiesp is the general remark
made about those pretty jersey suits for
boys at the M. & X.
Carpetsl Carpets Carpets at the G. F.
Adams Home Furnishing House, 1922
Brady street, Davenport.
Farewell lunch at Theodore Frees sa-
loon tomorrow night. corner of Twelfth
street and Seventh avenue.
Mr.. Henry VonAch has opened his sa-
loon, No. 1908 Second avenue, and he
invites his friends to call and see him.
Our motto-Prices tell, and people tell
the prices. The G. F. Adams Home
Furnishing House. S22 Brady street, Dav-
export.
The Inter state league closes its season
today. Davenport could have won the
pennant very easily-with a little back
bone.
Enforce the sidewalk resolution. Let
the street superintendent and the street
committee get to work before it is too
late this fall.
The social event of this evening ia a
dancing party given for Miss Annie Fry
singer at the residence of her grand
mother, Mrs. Burial.
Woe to the vegetation that was moi
protected last night. Evidences of the
the sharpest frost eff the season were dis
covered this morning.
A beautiful new line of bed lounges
and couches just opened at the G. F
Adams Home Furnishing House, 800
Brady street, Davenport
Edward Harrington appears at the new
Burtis at Davenport tonight in his de-
lightful creation, "Old Lavender" Many
will attend from Rock Island.
James O'Connor, the PURCHASER OF tn,
Roberts property on Third avenue. has {
bargain. The building will be added tC
and the front improved in the spring
Messrs. T. II. Thomas, c. W. Halves
| G.. F. Fleming and James Blaidsdell pu
in yesterday fishing at WATERFOWL. The,
brought home a string. but came through
Moline.
| Rev. DIT. j. IL. Brown, former paste
| of the u. p. church of this city, has &C
/ cepted a call to the U. P church a
Lenox, Iowa, and will remove Their
shortly.
| At the parsonage of the Central Pres
byterian church Wednesday evening Rev
| A. B. Meldrum united in mstrimony Mr.
| Nicholas Rothwell, of this CITY, and Ev
B. Nixon, of Clinton.
Mrs. Henry Peterson. of Red Oak
Iowa, oldest sister of Mr.. Swan Young
rem, after an extended trip through tn
east. will visit friends and relatives il
this city and Moline for two weeks.
Loans by the Rock Island Buildin!
Association Tuesday evening. October
1888 Premiums from Is to 20 per cent
Take stock in the 30th series which il
now open. K. II. GUYER, Secretary.
| Blanketsl Blanketsl Blanketsl W,
make specially of fine, all wool blank
cts. Our prices are unheard of any
| where. The G. F. Adams Home Fur
nishing House, 322 Brady street, Daven-
port.
Mayor McConochie and the bridge
| committee of the CITY council ipspected
the new bridge over Sears canal this
morning and were very much pleased
with it. though it is not yet entirely com
pleted.
A stone sluice-wsy is being construct.
ed at the intersection of Fifteenth street
| and Second avenue and rupping nor,b