Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

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eEain tAat efsites hsse - 9:l0 golag
WeoA anA 1850 east bouud.
Tie win Of he late John r. Beh-
rens was sdnitted to probate yester-
day. The viii leaves all the proper
~ 70 the widow and the children.
All Of those nobby. neat, trim
looking overcoats You SEQ now come
from the n. 4 K. You know they
are headquarters for nobby styles.
Ben E. Hall has returned from Chi
cago. and his hosts Of friends are
gladdened by the probability that he
will again make Rock Island his
home.
The greatest line to select from.
1900 overcoats for $3.50. Look all
over town, then come to us, We will
save you Is on an overcoat. The
London.
There is NO give up at the Sutcliffe
closing out sale until the entire stock
is disposed Of. Lay in 4 stock for
spring; IL is the best kind of an in
vestmcnt.
The funeral Of the late Joseph
Blocklinger. ST., will occur at 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning. from St.
Mary's church. The interment will be
at Calvary. - go
Never in the history of the city of
Rock Island has wall paper been
slaughtered ~ such low prices" said
apurchaser yesterday, at the Sutclifc
closing out sale.
Don't believe all you read in the
papers. Come and see il the London
has not by far the finest stock of suits
in all styles than any house in town,
and At much lower prices.
The annual fair and festival of st.
Joseph's Catholic church will be held
in Turner hall this year, beginning
Monday evening. Nov. s, and ending
Saturday evening, Nov. II.
Mrs. William Window. widow of
the late Secretary Window, and
her dad inter-, Miss Window. we're
at the Harper last evening on their
way from st. Paul to Washington.
to spend the winter.
The Rock Island Stove company
are fast reducing the stock OF stoves
in their warehouses. Their good
trade take Riversides faster than
they can make them. although they
are running full force. Why?
The following saloon keepers took
out licenses for the ensuing six
months, yesterday: Doemins & Has
tuer. Herman Kale. Imhoff Bros,
John Holdorf. John Mcmahon, Frank
Vogel. h. Seeburger and Gilbert MUIR
ray.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Y. W. c. L. L. will be held to-
morrow afternoon at $50 in the Y.
N. c. A. building. Every member
is urged to be present, as business of
importance comes up ut this meet
ing.
Do you know what il means buying
your ovcrcoats Mt the NJ. & e.? Well,
il is simply this: A saving Of 81 to
t5. . larger stock of new styles to Sc
lect from, and the best trimmed
coats the market produces. II that's
an object. inspect N. & KS. line and
prices.
All members and friends of the
EPworth league of the First Metho-
dist church, who disire to 60 to Mo-
line this evening TO visit the Moline
league. are asked to meet at the pas
tors study promptly at 6:Ij and 60
in body. All who can, should avail
themselves of this opportunity to
visit the sister league.
When Chief Sexton finds that his
men need di>ciplining he does not
conceal their shortcomings in order to
protect his own management from
the public eye. There will be found
no drunken policemen on some of
the most important heats in the city
under Chief Sections administration,
neither will there be anything hid
den from the citizens who are taxed
for the maintenance of the force.
Positive economy. peculiar merit
and wonderful medicinal power all
are combined in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Try il. Hoods cures.