Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-23


berian crabs. pears in barrel. cranberries,
fruits. apples. at Souder & Sons.
Arsenal Council III. National Union,
is arranging for a reception, entertainment
and dance at Armory hall. Oct. II.
Celery. Egg plant. Jersey sweet pota-
toes wax beans and all kinds of home
crowns vegetables at Souder s. Sons.
Miss Mamie G-ogan has returned from
Helena, Mont, where she has been for
some time past, and will make an ex>
tended visit here.
The Rockford Construction company
has finished the paving of Nineteenth
street, and will now turn attention to
Commercial alley.
The NJ. & z. don't want to boast. but
they are certainly justified in feeling
proud of the new styles they are show
ing in boys novelties.
Reidy Bros. have cottage situated on
Twelfth street that on account Of q
change of business Of the owner will be
disposed Of at a bargain.
Katie Emmett's famous play. THE
Waits of New York" is so popular that
there have been many limitations of il, but
none are like the original.
Never before have such bargains in wall
paper been offered to the public as Sut-
cliffe is now offering. Call and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
Nothing as good as the best-particu-
lsrly does this apply to footwear. If you
want the best trade with the NJ. s. K.
where only the best can be had.
At Sutciffe's you can buy wall psper
cheaper than at any other wall paper
merchan, west of Chicago. Call and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere. y
Miss Eliza Wheeler of Chicago. teachA,
,er of the voice will begin her lessons in
Rock Island. Saturday, September "a
Application can be made at Woodyatt's
music store.
NJ is very easy to catch cold at this
season of the year, and it is very easily
prevented By investing in one Of NJ. &
KS. spring overcoats. Nice line from
81 IS upwards.
hCiS - " NC a Oail ot VIA
City park Sunday between mines of Rock
Island and Moline. Harry Sage is organ
izing the Rock Island club and Bert Cum
ningham the one in Moline.
George N. Loosely. Rock Islands
crockery, chinsware and glassware mer-
chant, has an extensive announcement
elsewhere. reference to which will be al
tended by profitable results.
The c., B. & Q will bring in An excur- !
sion from Kewahee tomorrow under the
auspices of the Farmers Alliance of
Henry county TO attend the legislative |
convention of the peoples party.
Now is the time to ge: your peaches |
for preserving and canning. Long has
full supply of choice Michigan eggs, |
grapes, pears, peaches. crab apples, BAN
anas and eating apples at Longs.
The democrats of Milan have arranged
for big demonstration tomorrow. In
the afternoon there will be flag raising
and in the evening speeches will be made
by William McEniry. Hon. E. w. Hurst
and others
John E. Fleming. who some time ago
Union Telegraph Co.. at Minneapolis,
has been transferred to Fargo, N. D.,
and expects before long to be sent to Su-
perior. Wis.
Wright s. Greenswslt our new shoe
firm, have card in this paper which is
worthy of perussl. The firm is one of
the most enterprising and wike-swske in
the city, and the public will find it ad-
v4nta geous to give the firm call.
Two-cent articles at the Columbia:
Yard lace. yard emhroideries. purse. |
spool twist, l dozen packages hsir pins. |
hair crimper, fine comb, can opener, pen
and holder, gimlet, / handkerchief. tin
CUP, funnel, file and lots of other things.
Rev. NJ A Heads colt broke the
strap to which it was fastened in his yard
on Fourth AVENUE and Twelfth street this
morning, and got away. The colt is sor-
rel. IL months old. and Mr.. Head will
pay q reward for its return to his prem
Uses.
An informal reception will be given
Presiding Elder Head and Rev. F. W.
MerreIl and their wives in the parlors Of
the First NJ E. church tomorrow even
ing. All members of the church and con-
gregation are cordially invited to be
present.
Look what you can buy for 1c at the
Columbia. Thimble. paper Of tacks, slate
spOnQe naper pias. paner needles. SPOOL