Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-17

| wv w" aii"N-iippeh pistDi u pfONl0l
to be quite popular as a psrlor game
Get one at Champions.
Special sizes Of buckskin underwea
made TO order without extra charge A
Simon x Mosenf, liers.
OILY a small lot Of those ladies' whit,
merino vests aud pants at csc, at Nc
Cabe Bros. They n go in hurry.
Can't be kept quiet-thst McCao
Bros. are selling mems sll.wool, pun
cochineal scarlet underwear. at 80
| apiece.
Well fixed: about 200 plush jackets an,
saoques and nearly $50 long ami short
cloth garments, all 60 at old prices a
McCabe Bros.
Fine writing paper by the Quire, resu
or in tablet or papeterie form at Cramp
tons-their ivory stationery package a
20 centsi is very popular.
Mr.. ]. C Adams left for Chicago Sa,
urday night in response to a message in
forming him Of the illness of his chill
while visiting there.
Hennepin canal is booming Milan. Os
car Ramser, who started 10 business som,
time ago. has put in fine stock O
watches. clocks nd jewelry.
The Carpenters union, No. 1875. O
Rock Island. gives its fourth annual bal
Friday evening. November 81. All ar,
cordially invited to attend.
| VIM. Sexton was struck 10 the face b,
a piece of flying lath 10 the lower saw mil
Saturday me rning. The nose was pain
fully. though not seriously injured.
Prices badly denor. lized on account q
stock being so badly broken on winte
underwear at McCabe Bros. Some QUO,
ta,ions for this week that wil not be seer
again.
The finance committee of the board o.
supervisors met this afternoon to review
the reports Of the county officers, preps
tory to the meeting of the board in De
cember.
II. CHAMPION & Co. are Just in receip
OF line of the hsndsomest picture fran,
mouldings ever shown Ia the CITY, ais,
some very choice pictures at very mod
crate prices.
Notwithstanding the enormous over
coat trade we bad last week the assert
ment is still very large and every tasi,
and purse can be gratified at Simon
Mosenfelder's.
M. NJ. Corbett came down from Cor
dovs SATURDAY. morning to weep with 10,
Haas. Boss Wells and the rest of them
Corbett attempted to save Mckinley
district in Ohio this time and failed, sad {,
| relate.
A young lady on Nineteenth street i
preparing her trousseau for hspp,
event which will transpire on the morn
ing OF the 25th inst. Her future hom
will be in New York City.
E. W. Darlington. ESQ. late of tn
Des Mnines Leader. is in the city, tn
guest of his brother in-lsw, Mr.. c. F
Cooper. He has lust received desirs bl
position on the Dubuque Ledger.
The continued rush at the London
has made it necessary TO add a fresl
supply Of bargains. Mr.. Leveen left las
evening for the eastern markets fer ths
purpose. Look out for big bargains a
the London when he returns.
Rev. Sloan. Of Nashville, Neb., Is 4
the city on his way home from the Wood
men conyention at Springfield. He wi
remain in the city for few days and en-
deavors to raise fund for destitute mir
lister of the gospel in the west
The gospel meetings at the Forty
fourth street Baptist chapel which hav
been IN progress for the past week. wi
he continued this week. Preaching ever
evening at 7:30 by Rev. C. E. Taylor
Subject for this evening. The Fools FL
rand"
The Stuart Theatre company closed il
weeks engagement to a crowded house :
Harper's theatre Saturday night, presen,
ing Bronson Howards Bankers Dauch
tel TO an audience which more than file
every part of the house. The handsom
chamber suite from Clemann & Sal7
MAINS WAS won by Mics Brady, who's
ticket number was 1856.
The funeral of Mrs. Adam Kramer WIS
he'd from the bereaved home in Son,
Rock Island Saturday afternoon. Rev
Mennicke officiating. The pail. beare,
were; Messrs. Ed Jens. Cyrus valentin,
Milton Bender, J. Ssnderson Henry Gas
and W. A. Pilgrim. There WEI
many handsome floral designs and 9th:
evidences Of kindness for which the So
rowing family desire TO express toe
thanks.
w. +. Eastman. for some time editr
OF the Sterling Gazette. has become Join
ly Interested with Messrs. McGlynn an
Groom In the proprletorship of the Nc
line Dispdtei.. and Will henceforth be il
editor. Mr.. p. s. McGlynn will deyo-
himself more particularly to the city an
and general news department. and wi
he assisted by E. G. Baldwin, late of III
Republican. Myran Jordan. for SON
time assistant city editor of the Dispafcl
going over TO the Republican as city edito
A pretty good shaking up all around.
Miss Gussie Don died at / 10 yes,erds
afternoon at her home on Seventh avepr
near Sixteenth street. She was IS yes,
and months old. the comfort of d,
widowed mother and n young lady
lovable disposition and happy compar
ionship with all who knew her. The 4,
neal announcement appears elsewhere
Mr.. Henry Zimmerman. the well know
c. B. & Q engineer. came down tow
this morning for the first time this moptl
He has been having severe siege wi,
malarisl fever.
A new time card went into effect on IN
C.. b. & Q Yesterday in accordance wi,
which the st. Louis express leaves now ,
$40 p. m. instead Of 7:15 and arrives ,
7;iS p. m. instead Of 7:15. The st. Pa,
express leaves at 5;45 p. IN. ten minut.
earlier than before and arrives att SO a. n
few minutes earlier than formerly. Tn
beardstown passenger will arrive ,
lO:35 instead Of 1913 and leave at 2:J
instead of 3p m The Sterling passe,
ger leaves at 7:20 instead of 7:26 a. n
ard arrives at 6:4S instead OF Gas D. q
Toe Du' uque train arrives three minut,
earlier. at 9s03 p. m.