Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-23
BRE FLETs.

Turner hall.
You can buy a 81. so or S25 overcoa
at the NJ. & K.
Come and see Lloyd & Stewards new
line of neckwear.
Mrs. John Beck, of Black Hawk town
ship. was in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Reimers go to St
Louis tonight for few days.
Another new line of silk umbrellas
just arrived at Lloyd & Stewards.
The cheapest place in the tri cities to
buy furs is at Lloyd & Stewards.
Horse blankets for 75c at Krause's, lis
and III W. Second street, Davenport.
The pavement sweeping brigade was
out again last night and this morning.
Wanted at the Onion office immediate
". load of sand. Crop of "a pres
ferred.
A. P. McGuirk. of Davenport, will as
sist Mr.. McEniry In his suit against the
Union.
Now Is the lime to buy underwear and
Lloyd & Stewards is the cheapest place
to buy It.
So. 90 blankets for SO. 25 at Robt.
Krause's. 115 and 1T west Second street,
Davenport.
Box
Overcoats
At the NJ. & X.
White blankets only IS cents pair at
Robt. Krause's. 115 and III west Second
street. Davenport.
MIR. E. G. Erwin, formerly of the tri-
city press, is now publisher OF the Boone,
Iowa. Daily Ne,os
Carpets and furniture, the finest dis
play in the west. can be found at Glenn
ann s. Sslzmann's.
The grand bodies OF Illinois Odd Eel.
| lows concluded their sessions at Spring.
! field Thursday night.
II. Wendt, the tailor, will remove to
his new store. No. 1l9 Eighteenth street,
Wednesday, Nov. 81.
Beware of penitentiary made sLoes.
If you want honest, reliable foot wear
trade at the NJ. & K
Do not forget 10 attend the blanket
sale at Robt. Krause's11 lis and III West
Second street, Davenport
Crombee
Overcoats,
at the NJ. K
Lodge No. 30. Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen, had an enjoyable social
hop at Armory hall last night.
Those fine new bed room sets which
Clemsnn & SalZmsnn are selling at such
greatly reduced prices are all the rage.
Pastor Geo. E. Plat, of the Christian
chapel, has returned from his visit to In
diana, and will offlciate at tomorrow's
services.
There will be a meeting of the Wo-
mans Improvement guild Of Trinity
church at the rectory Monday afternoon,
at O'Clock.
Ii You want to buy an extra fine blanket
worth Sc SO for $685., go to Robi.
krsuse's, III and III west Second street,
Davenport
If the overcoats that some dealers are
advertising al IS are cheap. then those
the NJ. & K. are selling at So 81 are GER
tsinly worth 81.
Carl Schleicher, German aged sixty.
three years, of Davenport, suicided las
night by swallowing a bottle of muriatit
and csrbolic acid.
Capt and Mrs. W A Thompson had
a christening for their first born at Trim.
ity church this morning. Rev. R. F
Sweet officiating.
No place
Like the NJ & K
For fine foot wear
When the New York store opens
well. everybody will see what q commo
ton in low prices fer fine goods Their,
will be. Grand opening Tuesday. Dec.
Fifteen core boys struck in the Male
able Iron works at Moline yesterday be
cause they did not like their foreman ,bu
they are mostly returning to work today
The New York store will open in Rocl
Island. Tuesday. Dec 3, at 1903 Secon,
avenue, with the finest and largest stool
OF holiday and fancy goods ever showr
in the three cities.
Last evening Officer Brennan alresie
VIM. Keyser for creating a disturbapc
al the Schsfer house saloon. and b
was fined IS and costs by Magistrat
Wivill this morning.
Everybody who appreciates a saving c
money on purchases of holiday goods
toys. dolls. books. etc, will be glad (,
open Tuesday. Dec. 8
Do not fail to attend Robt Krause
blanket sale. All blankets. laprobe
horse blankets are being sold at manr
facturers prices. l15 and III West SEE
ond street, Davenport.
c. c. Truesdale's store window is Vel
tsstefully arranged with different kline
OF delicacies. suggestive of the season
Mr.. Mark. Lloyd. Mr.. Truesdale's hes
salesman. is the artist.
Rev. G. W. Cue has sent out clrcul.
letters soliciting Thanksgiving offering
to the building fund of the First NJ.
church which is vet many dollars shor
OF the desired amount.
Remember the date of the grand oper
ing of the New York store Tuesday, De,
3. at 1908 Second avenue. The immen,
stock of all new holiday goods. toy,
dolls. fancy articles. books. etc. is no
arriving.
1t would appear that some Rock Islar
merchants should know that it does q,
,, pay to give away the idle boasts an
,, guide themselves by the NJ & K. mott