The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-28
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The Jefferson club will meet in month.
iy session Saturday evening.
DR.. j ". Stark Dentist, 1879 Secon:
avenue dlvr.
Samuel Heagy, of Hampton, was in the
city today.
DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Messrs. Lothar Harms, Aug Hcrkert,
and III. NJ. Sturgeon, returned from camp
Warner. near New Boston, last night.
Malaga grapes at Lamps,
Eleven members of the Burr Oaks
combin alton are stopping at the Rock
Isl and house.
New mince meat at Lamps
Misses RUBBER 25c ger pair at Carse &
Cos.
Mr. Basilius Winter will be elected al
dcrman of the Third ward without a
doubt The nomination of Johnston se,>
tied il for IA certainty.
Mems rubber boots for So 90 at Carse
& Co.'S.
Besides having the benefit Of good
democratic majority, Mr.. Winter is one
of the most popular gentlemen in the
Third ward, and his election is foregone
conclusion.
Kangaroo waukenphast for comfort.
Call and see them at Carse & Co. s.
| Johnston makes better fire mars hal
than he would alderman and the genera,
impression is that one Office ia enough for
him to hold at the time.
| w. Peterson d Co have just received "A
new stock of mems hip rubber boots.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Swier, of Angus,
Iowa, arrived in the city last evening
from Chicago, to spend few days vis>
iing friends.
Rubbers for ladies', Doe per pair at
Carse Il Co.'S.
Mr.. Victor Laughed, the genial mem .
Der of and travelling representative of
the Willow Springs Distilling Co. of
Omaha, Neb,, made one OF his periodical
visits to this vicinity.
Boston rubber boots at w. A. Peters
son & Co.'S
Mrs. Ralph Babcock, who has been Wis.
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sharp Sill
Wis at Carbon Cliff, for the past month,
has returned to her home at Newell,
Iowa. her father>in law, John Babcock,
accompanying her.
Mems and chillren's arctics, the finest
fleece lined, TIE lowest prices, at w.
Peterson & Co. s.
Martin Schoonmaker, Esq, ex- supervis.
or from Reynolds was surprised last week
on the occasion of his fifty -tirst birthday
anniversary. The affair, though informal
in all its bearing, attested the popularity
of Mr. Schoonmaker in the county.
Ladies riding boots in the lined arctic,
at w. Peterson & Co.'S.
| Johnston is a standing candidate for
alderman in the Third ward, but he in
variably gets left. The democrats have
too much of a ma iority to allow a rcpub-
lican to represent them in the council
chamber.
| Fred Melchert, one of the most promin,
ent merchants and citizens of Davenp ort,
died at / 80 to-day.
| Patronize the ladies' of Trinity Guild,
Thursday at dinner, given in Turner hall
Go again in the evening; enjoy the novel
and pretty entertainment by. "The Thor,
les, get good supper, buy box of
delicious home made candy, or lovely
doll q ttu rha al
and have good time generally.
Remember the dinner at Turner hall
on Thursday at IL. o'clock oyster soup.
young roast turkey and plum pudding,
will be served, all for so cents, And at
the same place, supper can be had for
those wishing it, before the entertain>
ment at o'clock, for 35 cents.
While in Springfield last week. J T.
Kenworthy, Esq, had an opportunity Of
feeling the popular pulse in regard to the
| location of the soldiers home. and he says
the people Mt large favor Rock Island
above any other city in the stale This is
pointer for the commission.
Mr.. Morris Heagy. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Heagy, of Hampton, has gone to
| Chicago to enter Prof. Cross school OF
| type writing and stenography. He grads
uated from the Port Byron institute with
honors, but his parents are anxious that
he should have every advantage possible
in the profession he has chosen
We call the attention Of our readers to
Mrs. DR.. Keck' $ announcement in another
column. This lady is meeting with ex>
cellent success In the treatment of chronic
diseases, as is shown by testimonials from
her many patients. Recommendations of
this kind speak volumes in favor of the
special treatment of the Doctor. who will
be IN attendance personally at her in6rm>
airy Nov. 4.
Hard Coal Market