Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-27

Boys hose-double knee. extra
quality-the best that money can
buy. NJ. & X. have them.
Banner oak stoves lead, no matter
what others say, YOU will say so when
you see it at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Rev II. F. Sweet has returned from
Chicago, where he attended the pro-
vincial council of the Episcopal
church
Thomas Casey and Theodore Sic
bert have rented Jennings barber
shop. and win conduct the business
hereafter.
Louis kohn, 4. c. Dart aud John
Paddock are arranging to 90 out on
a fishing expedition that will break
all records.
William Eckorman is acting as
ladderman at The Central engine
house, in place Of Jacob Hetter who
is on the sick lis.
Superb Helper stove ranges, and
sure to please. They are tirst-class
goods only, and always give satisfac-
ton. at Huckstae dts.
The United Presbyterian ladies
will give supper at the church next
Tuesday evening, and invite the
patronage of their friends.
Sutcllife is closing out his entire
stock on account of going into other
business, and therefore the stock is
being slaughtered at such low prices.
Charles 4. Lodar will present his
comedy oh, What a Night" at Har-
per's theatre tom brow night.
From now until Nov. Is, will Of
fer low rates 10 al eastern and south
ern points Call and see me- Ne
Hugh's ticket office.
fer low rates to al, eastern and south
ern points. Call and see me Me
Hugh's ticket office.
This morning Deputy Silvis sold
the crockery and queensware store
of Charles Bomau, in Moline. to :.
II. Nelie for S1,Oo-.25.
Tell your neighbors, If they do not
read daily paper, how cheap wall
paper can be bought at the Sutcliffe
closing ont sale. They win some
dav return the Kindness with interest.
If you contemplate having an
overcoat made to order inspect the
handsome tailor AIDE garments NJ.
q X. are showing-a perfect fit and
n positive saving is what they guar
ntee-inveStigatc
Rev. q. W. Teeters. of Indianapo-
lis, is in the city and will officiate
Sunday morning a IL O'Clock at the
Second Baptist church of Moline, and |
in the evening at 7:3O al the Second |
Baptist church this city.
Mrs. s. Herlipzka, of Rock Island.
was admitted to ST. Anthony's hos |
pital today for treatment for typhoid |
malaria. The lady is accompanied |
by her two children, one of which is
similar affected. i
Goods are being car~i"d away by |
the wagon load at SutcliEe's and why |
shouldn't they be, when they are al
most given away. Do not miss this |
golden opportunity in buying wall |
at less than it costs to manu-
facture them.
When you want stove or range !
call for tlK Riverside. Their repu-
tation - trade depends upon
giving you good goods, and
they understand how to put
them up properly. Such dealers
handle Riversides, il they can get
them.
NJ. & X. are having a big rush on
overcoats-thev are Offering big in
ducements and are showing decided
" the best line in the three cities.
You will find the NJ. & X. overcoat
stock complete in every detail, as
well as positive saving-do not fail
to investigate previous to buying.
The sawdust used to deaden the
noise on Third avenue during court
session was removed by Supt. of
Streets Ward this afternoon. Ride
ulous as it may seem, that material
will, have to be put back every time
court meets probably. until the coun-
ty thinks enough OF the public well
fare to construct court house in
keeping with the needs and require
ments OF the people.
The next meeting OF the Iowa and
Illinois medical society will be held
in the parlors of the Harper house
next Tuesday afternoon. DR.. f. 5.
Bowman, of Davenport, will read
paper on prevention of Tubercul
osis' The association has an invi
tation from Drs. Craig. Carter and
Bern hardi to dine with them, and
visit their sanitarium in the Harper
house.
The paving of the block on Seven
teenth street between Third and
Fourth avenues is progressing nicely
under the direction of Contractor
Edwards. who expects to complete
the block, and large one it is, by