Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-22


we necessarily have some left on our
hands. Any o. these pants we will sell
at your own price. Tri-City Shirt Fac
tory.
A stranger with burdensome "iag"
was found in the cellar of Stewart d
Nor tgomery's warehouse this morning,
and the police took him to the armory to
sober up.
Loosely has one of the most attractive
stores in the city during the holidays
II is nicely Illuminated every morning,
while Rosette. the hsrpist, is present
every day until noon.
A larger and finer assortment of up
holstered rockers cannot be excelled in
the city, and are sold at from 20 to 80
per cent lower than any other merchant
in the three cities at G. o. Huckstsedt.
Special for Wednesday afternoon from
till 81 Boys solid congress and lsce
shoes, Nos 3 to 5. only 81 10. worth
81 80 Boys solid congress shoes, Nos.
to 5, only 81 So, worth ST.
Special Sale and Attraetion-From
until o'clock Wednesday afternoon, we
will sell ladies' genuine patent leather
vsmp shoe, hand turned. worth "a so
for So So. Widths A, B, G, D.-The
Boston.
AS standing room only is the compsnY's
motto the prudent man and lady will
secure their seats at an early date and
avoid standing or staying outside alto
gether Impulse" Xmss night. No a.
vance n prices
Fred K White, chief Gle 10 the office
of the division freight and passenger
sgent OF the Milwaukee road at Daven
port, is presenting the companY's friends
in Rocl Island with some useful and at
trsctive holiday souvenirs.
From . till Wednesday afternoon we
will sell boys high cut school shoe, all
solid. No. II. for 81 25, worth 50 We
will also sell genuine pebble goat
spring heel shoe, No. y. for S1.15. worth
$3.50. Also boys all solid heel and
tip shoe, No. Il. for 81 25. worth 81 IS.
Stephen Murphy, another of Rock Isl
and's energetic young railroad men. is
home from Dennison, Tex, TO spend the
holidays with his folks here. Steve was
formerly connected with the c., B. & Q.
here, and now as conductor, is holding
down . lice run out of Dennison, Tex.
Davenport is now in state of sgits>
ton over two subjects, one is that the
city has made extensive improvements on
its levee without the authority Of the
council, and that there is a qusndry as to
who shall pay for the work, and the other
is that the brick with which much of the
pavement over there is underlaid has been
found to he worthless. and as the lie sder
says. rotten.
Deputy Sheriff Silvis today took pos
session of the steamers InYerness and
Bart E. Linehsn now on the ways in
Rahlke Bros. boat yards. Possession
was taken On q writ of attachment issued
out OF the circuit court of Mercer county
in favor of the Burlington Lumber COM
pany and against Mcdonald Bros. of
Dubuque, the owners of the boats, to se>
cure the payment of 81. $50.
The funeral OF the late Sanford Mott
was held this morning from his mothers
home on Twenty third street II. C..
CLEVELAND conducted the Masonic rites
which were under the direction of Rock
Island lodge, 65S A. F. and A. NJ, Rev.
F. W. Merrill officiating in the religious
part-of the ceremonies. The pail bearers
were H w. Haislip. Frank Ricnar son,
Frank Jenkinson, and Fred Gale. The
interment was at ChippisnOck.
A case little out of the ordinary kind
has come up in the circuit clerks Office in
which one woman enters two suits for
divorce from the same husband. On
Dec. II last Maj Beardsley as compl aim
ants attorney, filed suit for divorce of
Francis Seymour against her husband
Elroy P. Seymour, on the grounds of
drunkenness and adultery. Today an
other suit brought by William Meese, of
Moline, as plaintiffs attorney. was filed,
in which th3 compliments name is given
as Arlett4 Seymour against her husband,
Eroy P. Seymour, on substantially the
same grounds. Both attorneys claim
they have been retained, and it will no
doubt be in eresting for Mr.. Seymour
with two divorce suits from the same
wife, on his hands.