Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-19
BREiFLETS.

Flour 81. 10 per sack at Weckers.
Nice sweet potatoes at F. G. Young's.
California peach es and pears at Mays.
81 IS for 81 fall overcoat at the NJ i.
&K.
Delaware, Tokay and Muscat grapes at
Mays.
$12. SO for SO fall overcoat at the
nj. & K.
Kinks Ssvon soap Sc SO per box at
| Weckels.
Fresh fish in the morning at F. G..
Young's.
GRADUATED sugar III pounds for 81 at
| WeckePs.
| John ]. Reimers returned from Chicago
this morning.
Mr.. Andrew Dor aldson, of Rural. was
in the city today.
81 and So qualify of hsud>we shoes
at the Nj. & X.
Buy your furniture and carpets at
Kann & Trimmings.
Mr.. Addison Rush, of Edgington, was
in the city yesterday.
The Knights of Pythias had an inter
estIng meeting last evening.
so cents for IS cent quality of merino
| underwear at the n. & h.
Those red Oxford ties at the M. & K.
for ladies are greatly admired.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ferguson are in
Chicago enjoying the sights.
David Don has had his delivery wagon
repainted and nicely lettered.
Mrs. A. G. Crandall is under the doc
tors care for nervous prostration.
DIR. W. T. Magill and wife returned
this morning from California.
Those celebrated fence climbers for
boys at the M. Il K. cost $4 S5 a suit.
Mrs J. T. Miller left this morning for
st. Louis on weeks visit to friends.
S4S5
For fall
Overcoat at the NJ. & X.
Mr.. Fred Denkmann departed for Chi
cago this morning on q few days business
| trip.
The steamer F. C.. A Denkmann
landed large raft ct the lower saw mill
today.
Nice eating and cooking apples, fresh
dairy butter. grapes, melons and fresh
eggs at Longs.
Mr. |. ldeson, prominent lumber
dealer of Oskaloosa Iowa. is in the city
| repenishing his stock.
George L. Kramer and family. of Kan
sas City. are in the city on two weeks
visit to parents and friends.
! The Golden Eagle is showing more
novelties in boys and children's clothing
than any house in the three cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McGrath, of Chr
cagO, are in the city for two weeks
visit with Mrs. Mict sel Lynch.
The incest and finest line of fall suits
and overcoats ever brought to this city
can be found at the Golden Eagle.
! Rev. T. r. johnson and wife. of Edg
! ingtOn township. we're in the city today
/ on their way home from Morrison.
Imported
/ Scotch Cheviot
! Suits for boys at the NJ. & K.
Now is your time to prevent sickness
] by dnnning heavier underwear. The
Golden Eagle has jest what you want.
The c.. B. & Q. is hauling considers
BILE stone for the dam here, shipments
! being received nearly every day.
The cold wave seems to have struck
below the belt. No claim of foul" has
vet been raised. however. by the signal
service.
Fred Grindell, for some time past night
clerk at the Rock Island house, has gone
to Kansas City to travel for a commission
house.
Internal Revenue Collector Julius s.
Starr and wife were at the Harper this
morning. on their way home from a wes-
tern trip.
August Wheeling, in the employ of the
lower saw mill, carries one arm in a
sling. which came IN contact with the
shafting.
A party of Rock Island Knight Temp
lars left for Clinton this afternoon TO as
sist twenty-f i've members to advance in
higher degrees.
The reception of Mrs. H. P. Hull oc-
CURED this afternoon. There was large
attendance and elegant refreshments were
served by Terrell.
Mr.. E. 2. Reynolds. Jr.. leaves for
Utah and other western points tonight on
business. For large man Reynolds
Keeps moving pretty lively.
K L. Bailey, one of the Rock Island
plowwork's travelling force. leaves this
evening for Peoria. where he will repre-
sent the establishment at the state fair.
Messrs. Browner. Zeis Rispin. Olson
and other Rock Island base ball players,
who have been playing at Sterling and
other places, are returning home.
Eddie Porter. the two year>old child
of w. A Porter. died of diphtheria We'd
nesday. He was buried this morning,
the remains being inferred at Davenport.
Mr. C. j. Larkin is improving aud
hopes to be out W it'll the aid of crutches
within week. Men of his push are
needed in this day o. improvement.
Geo. ID. Moore and Paul Albrecht, of
Port Byron, are in the city George
buys grain, while Paul dispenses justice
to the people of that prohibition town.
Mr.. d. " Coleman. the efficient fore
man at J s. Gimores pork packing es>
Establishment, has moved to 924 First ave-
nue., one door west o. his late location
| The forthcoming merchants carnival
is looked forward To as something nice.
The ladies who have the affair in charge
have fixed the dates for October cath and
25th.
Mr.. John Oswald will leave for Wich>
tia. Kan, to look after land claim he
has near that city. While away he ex-
poets to visit friends md relatives who re-
side in that part of Kansas.
G. G. McIntire, the dry goods mer.
chant. returned from the east yesterday
He purchased large line of goods which
will soon be on the shelves to be inspec-