Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-02
BRIEFLETS.
Wilson's minstrels tonight.
Read McIntire Bros. big adv.

oEOs.
The New York store opening tomor.
row.
Delightful over head, but under foot
oh myl
w. r. Carey, of Carbon Cliff, was in the
city today.
Dancing school at Armory hall We'd
nesday evening.
DR.. E. E. Rogers. of Port Byron. ws.
in the city today.
Mufflers-McIntire Bros. will save you
money-25 cents up.
Boys and girls: Gomez the Golden
Eagle and buy trunk. only 45c.
Basement bargains-Lsdies' rubbers II
cents per pair. at McCabe Bros.
Basement bargains-2ss Japaned coal
hods. 10 cents each at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. Fred Hass was upon the streets
this morning for the first time after a
weeks illness.
Otto Z. Olson, of Moline. aged thirty
four, was adjudged insane in the county
court Saturday.
Christmas is coming. See McIntire
Bros immense display of handkerchief
lc, &c, Sc and up.
Basement bar gains Good single har-
ness $4.75 per set. good stable blankets
5S cents each at McCabe Bros.
Basement bargains-1, 900 different
styles of toys and fancy goods in Nc.
Cabe Bros basement department
Basement bargains-Good barn shovels
81 cents, long handles AZ cents in McCsbe
Bros. new basement department.
Basement bargsins-over 200 different
styles of dolls at less than half price in
hcCaoe Bros. basement department.
Basement targains-15 gloria silk
umbrellas, gold and silver handles, 81
cents each this week at McCabe Bros.
George Wilson's MINISTRIES arrived at
the Rock Island house yesterday morn
ing and spent the day and today in the
city.
Wilson's MINISTRIES constituting the
greatest burnt cork organization on
the road. appear at Harper's theatre
tonight
The final award of premiums will be
made at the Turner fair tonight. The
$50 cash prize or season tickets will also
be drawn.
There was a tremendous crowd at the
Turner fair last night and SO much inter.
est was manifested that it was determined
to continue it over tonight
The law firm of Dawson & Lane, of
Davenport, has been dissolved, after an
existence of sixteen years. owing to the
illness of Mr. Lane, who will make Dem
Yer bis future home, the change being
necessary to the condition of his heslth.
OF course it is wicked to tell lies. But,
In order that great good might result,
pardon might be obtained, possibly for
an editor who inserted in his valuable
paper occasionally paragraph to the eff
feet that chewing gum causes the front
teeth to drop out early in life.-Musca-
tine Tribune.
A fine large Maltese cat belonging to
Miss Mary Barr of l27 West Locust street,
was sacked and carried over to Rock ISL
and three months ago, and effectually lost.
He walked in on the family Thursday, all
the same, just in time for dinner. He
got large slice of the white meat and
little dressing, thank youl-Dsvenport
Democrat, Gazette.
Are you going to be one of the Golden
Eagles eleventh customersf Remember,
for every sale made check goes back to
their cashiers desk. These checks are
numbered and each time the number
reaches eleven the gong rings and the
lucky patron receives his money back be.
sides the goods.
Mr.. III. B. Stoddard, father OF Mr. c.
81. Stoddsrd. attained his ninety.frst
birthday today at the home of his son.
He leaves for Denver shortly to spend the
remainder of his gears. He has up to
this time not known an unwell day in his
life, and is as hearty and active as one
might expect to be half century
Younger.
The grand free distribution sale which
opened Saturday morning at the Golden
Eagle proved to be a big success, many
people taking this opportunity of secur-
ing bargains and having the chance of
receiving their goods free. This sale will
be continued all this week. A list of the
lucky patrons will be published in the
next issue of this paper.
The revival meetings will continue
evening except Sunday OF this week Al
the First Baptist church. This evening
Rev. Gilman Parker will preach upon tn.
subject Weighed in the Balances" anC
tomorrow evening upon the "Unpardon>
abe Sim" Song service begins at z %
promptly. Everybody is cordially in,
vited to attend.
Miss Maria E Laird, who will be re.
membered in Rock Island, Davenport,
Orion and other places in this vicinity al
a teacher of rare and commanding sbil.
ity. and woman of high christian char
acter. is dead. Miss Laird retired from
her life work about eight years ago and
settled down on twenty-acre vineyard
near Fresno. California, where she
passed her declining DAYS in quiet and
content. She was born in Ohio in 1888, and
died on the 4th inst. after several weeks
of suffering Davenport Democrat Ga
zette.
The New York store will be open to,
morrow. and will show the handsomes
line OF all kinds of artistic holiday goods
toys. dolls, etc, ever shown in this coun,
ty. They will also make a special dis,
play OF ladies' and gents hsndkerchiefs
without doubt the most beautiful hand
kerchiefs seen here. The prices are spe
cislly low for the One grades of goods
Every lady with an eye to the beautiful
should be on hand tomorrow at the New
York store. 1903 Second avenue, and b.
convinced of the above assertions.
How can they do its 1t is q humbug
and hundreds of such remarks have beef