The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-06
BltIEFLETS.

) Henry Peetz optician.
Mr.. Andrew Donaldson, OF Coal Val.
ley, was in the city yesterday
DR.. McCan dless, dentist. corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Henry Peetz, optician.
Greater bargains than ever at the new
o and 10 cent store this week.
II. P. Stoddard and wife, of Edgngton
were in the city Saturday. also Mr. Addi-
son Rush, of the same town
Henry Peetz. optician.
| DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1722 Sccom
avenue. dlvr.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associ>
alton. Telephone No. 1901. 6.dtf
George PAIL has started an oyster de-
pot at Lothian Harms place Read his
advertisement.
| The underwear sale at McCabe Bros.
has proved TO be the biggest thing of the
| season.
| James Alexander will have public sale
on his farm sever miles southeast of Mi>
Ian on the Knoxville road on Thursday,
October 18th
James Robertson and wife, and Miss
l.. A. and Maud Robertson, of the poor
farm. were at the Rock Island house on
Saturday
j. $. Gilmore, president and ". j.
Browne, superintendent of the Rock Is
land pIow company are attending the st
Louis fair.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
sent train of twelve coaches -four Pulls
man sleepers, seven passenger coaches
aud baggage car out to ST. Louis last
night.
| pronounced SUGGEST The grandest
sale of any lattudel Competitors and
customers all admit that the underwear
sale at McCabe Bros. eclipses any sale of
the kind ever known in this region.
Alderman NJ. NJ. Briggs left for Chica-
go last night, where he joins Capt. Cleave.
land and j. A. Montgomery in represent
ing the Rock Island Masonic societies at
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the
state.
| No apologies necessary. Didn't expect
competitors would like it; how can they ?
McCabe Bros. are bound to do the under
wear trade of this section. Chlldren's all
wool scarlet vests and pants 25 and 50
cents; mems ditto % and so cents each
Prof. Schnoor, Of Davenport, has been
in the city today and made arrangements
with the Armory hall mana cement for a
dancing school. and will open Oct. IA
1885. For children from s p. m. adults
from Up. m.
| Prominent among Rock Islanders who
left for st. Louis last night were Judge
Lucian Adams. DIR. G. l.. Eyster DIR. j.
w. Cowden, Messrs Morris Rosenfield
W. ii. Marshall, r c. Wilierton, and r.
c. Stockhouse.
| The same gang of bold, expert bur-
glars and house breakers which work ed
Rock Island. Davenport and Genesco re-
Gently. are operating successfully in Bur
lington. and have been for week. The
marauders of the night have thus far bsf
fled the police there as successfully as
they did here.
This will be the last week of the pano~
rama of the holy land. Prof. Marks has
on exhibition, aside from the merits of
the painting. number of rare specimens
from the ancient city, which he takes
pleasure in displaying and explaining.
| The list of stockholders in the check
rover institution has been completed 1t
is composed OF W. b. Ferguson, S. j.
Collins, ii. G. Mcconnell. j. ID. Warnock,
W. H. Marshall, 7. j. Robinson, Howard
Wells, W. j. Kerr and w. ii. Thompson.
A sound and substantial corporation, in
deed.
Hon. M. " Cannon. of Davenport, was
chosen at New York yesterday as one of
the fifty representatives of the Irish Ma
tional league to go to England and assist
Mr.. Parnell in the forthcoming parlia-
mentary election. This rs Indeed flats
tering tribute to the ability of Mr. Gam
non.
Mrs. Otillie Abel Hass is singing with
the Ford opera company, and is now at
Richmond, Va. On October 10th the
| company begins two weeks engage
ment at New Orleans. Mrs. Hass takes
the role of Yum Yum" in the new opera
| of Mix ado the same that is to be pres
sented in Davenport Friday evening of
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