The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-24
THE CITY In BRIEF.

DR.. A. T. Hawley. dentist, corner Sew
enteenth street and Sixth avenue.
The skating rink was crowded last ev-
ening.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1922 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Supervisor Schoonmaker, of Reynolds,
was in the city for a short time this morn
ing.
Grand attractions Saturday next, at
Bain's.
Mrs. j. S. Robertson and Miss l.. A.
Robertson, of Coal Valley, were at the
Rock Island house last evening.
Moline people are making extensive
preparations for the parade next Monday
evening.
Mrs. John Ohlweiler, ST., and Mrs.
John Ohlweiler, Jr., left this morning
for Chicago on a visit to friends.
The meeting of the teachers in the
hoard of education room this evening will
prevent the high school alumni associa>
TONS meeting.
Your choice in six different articles at
Bain's, Saturday, with one pound of tea
or three pounds of coffee.
Market square was crowded with far
mers' teams today. Potatoes sold for %
to 81 cents per bushel. New corn brought
80 cents and hay sold at 81 to S. per ton.
Pete McNulty will have free oyster
supper at his place. corner of Seventeenth
street and First avenue, on Saturday,
evening. Mr.. McNulty invites everybody
to come and have good time.
For gloves always 60 to Liberman's,
where you will find substantial line of
the best makes. He has just received his
fall and winter stock.
Mr. M. Langdon, who is at La Crosse,
Wis, will be delighted to learn that first
born son weighing eleven pounds. arrived
at his home in this city last evening.
Gentleman please call and examine
those new style shoes just received at E .
Turner's
Having, in consequence of our presen>
tations every two weeks a quantity of
ornaments left, we propose to give to
every one their choice on Saturday next.
The Bans Tea and Coffee Co.
Fanny Davenport will appear in her
new play, Fedora" in the Burtis opera
house, Davenport, this evening. She has
a splendid supporting company, and is
doing a good business this season.
Now is the time to order your winter
suit or overcoat. J. B. Zimmer's is the
place.
Mr.. W. j. Kerr has disposed of his fine
sorrel trotting horse, 'Garibaldi, to Mr.
Dewey, the well known horse dealer OF
Minneapolis, for handsome price.
Mr.. Chas Fisher, of Ottawa, is in the
city today visiting old friends. He at,
| tended the Denkman>Lee wedding last
evening.
thinner has full line of suitings both
foreign and domestic.
G. Fred Selleck, the ex>husband OF
Florence Herbert, the actress, is now city
editor of the Des Moines Register Flor
ence Herbert who is now Mrs. Miller, is
playing in the west this season.
The finest line of Rochester shoes fol-
children just received at the Central shoe
store
kincr, of the Geneseo Acaos, gives his
readers full double column dose of or
iginal poetry this week entitled, Jim, the
family friend" We were in hopes that
Kiner haG reformed, but our hopes arc
now entirely shattered
Misses and children high cut shoes fol-
school wear, just in at the CeRtral shoe
store
All officers and committees of the
young peoples association of the Broad,
way Presbyterian church are requested to
meet at the residence of the Rev. w S
Marquis, No 725 Twentieth street, this
evening.
A full line of Robinson 81 Coles Roch,
ester, n Y, shoes for misses and children,
just received al the Central shoe store.
Mr.. H., E. Walton, Dion Boucicault's
leading man. viii leave the the company
in couple of weeks and go to New York,
from whence he starts out on the road
with company of his own of which he
will be the star, Society plays will he
produced
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed. Loosely left this
morning for Havana Kansas, for week S
visit with friends. Mr.. Loosely is the
faithful and efficient teller in Mitchell &
Lyndes bank and he deserves vacation.
His friends hope that he will enjoy the
trip and visit to the utmost extent.
Order your winter overcoat of J b.
thinner, and you will have it made in style
and at a very reasonable price.
Seasonahle underwear in endless va
riety, underwear of every kind and color,
underwear for the rich underwear for the
poor, and the fine:t and most extensive
stock of underwear that you ever cast
your eye upon, can be seen at the fashion
able hat aud tailoring emporium OF l. Lib
erman.
The Burlington. Iowa, Egening Post
of recent date contains a set of resolu-
tionS Of thanks TO the commander of the
steamer Pttsburg, and his assistants,
from passengers, for the fine way in
which they were treated on a recent voy-
age to ST. Louis. "Biehps Rock Island
Arsenal band" comes IN for share of the
good words.
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