The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-21
Bi,IEFLETS.

The sun is a welcome visitor to-day.
nice line of cngravings, at Kings
burys.
Dr.. j. W. Starr, Dentist, 1929 sccon'
avenue. dlvr.
Mosenfelde" & Kohn is the place to
buy overcoats.
Hon. J. w. Lloyd, of Eigington. was
IN the city today.
First class pantaloon maker, wanted
at Liberman's.
Mr., Isaac Burnett. trainmaster OF the
G. r. |. & p. road, was at the Rock
Island house today
No use in freezing -overcoats are too
cheap. NJ osenfelder e Kohn have an
immense assortment, call and see them.
DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary Car
ley will take place tomorrow afternoon
| from st. Joscph's church.
For prices on the best hard coal IN the
| city call at the Port Byron Lime Associ>
alton. Telephone No. 1901. 6,dtf
d. Roy Bowlby arrived home from
Muscatine this morning, where he has
closed out his branch store.
Closing out sale of boots, shoes and
| slippers ut and below cost, at krull a.
Piohs, No, 3l0Seventccnlh street. dim
The state executive Committee of the
state y, NJ. G. A, comp oscd of thirty
active members, will meet in Rock Island
in January next in quarterly session.
Mrs. ii. w Flower. of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, arrived in the city this morning on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
James Taylor, of Taylor Ridge.
Mrs. s. j. Duilield returned this morn~
ing from Woodstock, where she had
been visiting her father, and will at once
reopen her dressmaking rooms in Killers
block, over Mott Winter Il Co. s store.
Chas. c. Tay Tor has had his signs re
painted. which was performed by Swee-
ney, the artist A large, new gold pen,
representing the best gold pen in the
world, ;.dorns the front of his store.
| Aldermen Larkln and Cavanaugh left
for Quincy last night to attend the annual
convention of the Western Catholic
Union, as delegates from lodge No. Is,
of this city,
Deputy Sheriff Slvis is acting in the
double capacity of sheriff and turnkey at
present. On account of the tragic death
Of his mother, Mr.. Larkin, who was to
serve while Turnkey Case went to Joliet,
is off duty, also.
Principal W. III. Hatch, Of the high
school, left this afternoon for Knights
Town, Penn, in response to intelligence
of the death of his grandmother Mrs.
Doughty, who was 50 years of age.
Mr.. M. Yerbury, the plumber, has a
new telephone in his place of business
| 1t is number 1882 This makes the
fourth addition to the list of telephone
subscribers this month The efficiency
of the present service here is great ly APP
prcciated
The LAY over" of the Beardstown nc,
commodation on the G.. Is. II Q. was
| changed yesterday Conductor John
GRANGE said that last night was the first
one he spent in Rock Island for two
years. As soon as he can secure a house
he intends to move his family here
Epstein e Smith open their diamond
parlor in Davenport to day. They have
an immense stock, the finest diamonds in
America. They also have a fun line of
other goods in the jewclry line. Mr..
Epstein is well known as u former bust
ness man of Rock Island. The new firm of
| Il wholesale as well as retail business
Capt. w H. Pierce has returned from
| the upper river where he has been scrv>
ing as first engineer on the G. w. Coles.
under Capt. Dixon. The boat was taken
OF the ways at Dubuque after receiving
repairs, and hunting trip INDUCED in
by party of gentlemen from
McCrcgor, Iowa, ia tile vicinity of
Crooked Slough, Wis. The Coles is one
of the largest and best raftcis on the
Mississippi, and Capt. Pierce gave such
| satisfaction that he has hecfi engaged for
next season. 1t is II good "berth," and
Mr.. Pierce is capable of filing it acce pta-
bly,,