The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-17
BRlEFLETS.


son who arrived last week.
Plush hand bags at Taylors.
Oyster supper by the missionary society
of the First NJ. E. chdrch this evening
Don't forget to call on Carse & Co. for
your foot wear.
Mr.. Addison Rush and family, of
Edgington. were in the city today
Call at the Schafer house lunch coun-
ter, either day or night, for a first class
lunch
Red alligator satchels at Taylor's.
The street work for the first half of
November amounted to $lG1.01.
Spring heel shoes for misses and chill
dren at Carse & Cos.
Chldren's, ladies' and gents handker,
chiefs, I, and cents at McCabe Bros.
Rev S. 5. Cryer departed for Chicago
last evening
Pocket book sale at Taylor's.
Prize shooting for silver cup at shoot
ing gallery under Harper's theatre.
Largest assortment of fancy slippers at
Carse & Cos.
Remember, choicest colors of silk vel
vet, only rs cts. per yard. at McCabe Bros.
Miss Mary Cleland, the efficient money
order clerk at the postofficc, has been in
disposed for the past few days.
Hand bags in endless variety at Tay>
lor's
Miss Alice Ash, Of Presumption, and
Miss Mary E. Fars of Milan, have been
granted teachers certificates.
Striped cotton flannel underwear 50 cts.
at Mosenfeldcr IL Kohns.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. 6-dif
Everything in pocket books at Tay lors.
Miss Bertha Bowlby, who was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 4. Bowlby, returned to
her home in Dixon yesterday.
Mr.. T. G. Gale and son, of Newport.
VT, arrived in the city last evening on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Bailey.
Hand satchels at Taylor's Wednesday
and Thursday.
Messrs. Sam Heasy and II. S. Tracy,
OF Hampton, were at the Rock Island
house today.
| All wool red knit underwear 40 cts. at
Mosenfelder d kohn's.
| Red wooden flannel 10 cents, good Can.
ton flannel cents, at McCabe Bros. this
week
David Richardson has purchased the
| farm of j. Z. Sturgeon, of Edgington.
which comprises 80 acres. The price
paid was $4,000.
Superior quality kid gloves, 3 buttons,
IA cts; 4 buttons, &c cts; all colors at
! McCabe Bros
| a supper will he served in the First M
q church this evening for fifty cents.
Oysters will he served and good time
will be had.
c. J. Long, the grocer, has just re.
ceived lot of Nilsson. apples, which he
is selling very low.
L. G. Pratt, agent OF the United States
| bGleCtOI, WIFI
headquarters in New York, was in the
city yesterday.
A big lot of check glass towels 2 cents
each; large Turkish bath towels, ~ cents,
this week at McCabe Bros
Judge A dams overruled the motion to
quash the information against r. Abundi
for practicing medicine without license
in the county court yesterday.
Gilbert's best, all wool, double width
dress tlannels, plain and striped, As cts.
per yard at McCabe Bros.
g. G. Taylor will tomorrow place on
| sale five hundred leather and plush hand
bags for ladies and children at reduced
prices. Wednesday and Thursday only.
The Central shoe store has an excellent
stock of seasonable foot wear which it is
offering at very low prices to cash buyers.
If you are in need of boots, shoes or
slippers, be sure and call there before
purchasing.
Mosenfelder & Kohn have just re-
SSA'Su oh'bhti luNoiSC VI oNCiSodl5s
Among them are some very handsome
blue silk mixed Meltons.
All kinds of sewing machine supplies
and needles for all machines. Sewing
machines repaired as good as new and
warranted, at Chas. Fiebig, Third avenue
near market square.
Mr.. James johnson, travelling agent
for the Cairo Short line, was at the Rock
Island house today. johnson is live
fellow, and works up big business for
his popular road.
| A recent addition to the telephone ex-
change is Gilmore's Strengthening house in
the lower end of the CITY; the number is
114s. Wires are being extended to Ras-
mussen's photograph gallery also. There
seems to be a boom in the telephone bus
| mess.
Mr.. David Stephens yesterday pur-
chashed the Gowan property on Elm
street for 81, 800, and will take posses
| sion as soon as the present occupant
moves out. The sale was made by Mr..
+. Il. Parmenter, attorney for Mr..
Gowan, who resides in Shell Lake, Wis
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