The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-05
BRlEFLETS.

30 cents at 10senfelder " kOhn's.
Turkey and chicken shooting this even
ing at McGinley's, on Fourth avenue.
Extra long, heavy, wooden socks .;
| cents, at Mosenfelder & Kohns.
Chamois lined shoes for ladies at +
| Turner'S.
Striped cotton flannel underwear 81
cents, at Moscnfelder & Kohns.
Examine the new dress goods at Nc
Intre & Co.'S.
Ladies free at the skating rink this ev
ening.
Elegant sealskin caps going very fast a
Liberman's.
Large assortment of tiaunels at Nc
Intre d Co.'S.
Business Is booming at the Central shot
| store.
General Agent Mack. of the G, Il.
! @. is in Chicago.
Elegant fur caps, silk lined, 81 so a
Moscnfelder & Kohn's.
Read advertisement of skating rink 70
Tuesday evening next.
Anything you can ask for in boots
shoes or slippers at the Central shoe store
| Ex,Supervisor Cramer, of Drury town
ship, was in the city today.
| Muiflers from % cents upwards at Mo
schneider & Kohn's.
The Central shoe store has an elegan
line Of warm shoes for winter wear.
An elegant line of fancy and red kni
| Scotch underwear at Liberman's.
Chicken shooting at McGinley's shoot
ing gallery on Fourth avenue this evening
The best and finest line of ovcrcoats II
Mosenfelder & Kohn's.
The Hong Kong tea store has fresl
roasted coffee every day.
Great race at the skating rink mex
Tuesday evening.
Splendid knit caps, 80 cents, just re-
ceved at Mosenfelder Il Kohns.
For prices on the best hard coal in thu
| city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa
| ton. Telehone No. 1901. cd
Heavy winter caps for boys, 25 cents, al
Mosenfclder M Kohn's.
The county expenses for last yea
amounted to 500. 120.77, according t.
the report of the finance committee of th,
| board of supervisors.
Heavy black workted suits for mct
| 81 A. at Noeopful ia, q.
Spare ribs, tenderloins, sausage meat
pigs feet and tongues, kettle rendered
| lard, hams, and breakfast bacon at Gil
morc's pork house.
Pontiac mittcns for boys, 20 cents; for
men, 25 cents, at Mosenfelder Il Kohn's
Warm lined shoes, just the thing fo
this kind of weather, at w. Peterson &
Co.'S.
The ferry boat will soon have to scel
| winter qusrters. Its days of usefulness
for tins year are about numbered
| Stacy Adams e. Co. S hand sewed shoe
for gentlemen, former price 80 80, nov
So 40. at w. Peterson & Co. S.
John Miller of Gable, brakeman OF
the Cable branch of the Eock Island 4
| Peoria road, had the first two fingers al
the right hand so badly smashed Will
coupling cars at Reynolds yesterday tina
ampu:ation was necessary.
Mosenfelder & Kohn report the great,
est rush for overcoats they ever had
First class goods and low prices does the
work
Clayton & Martndale have opened d
blacksmith shop on Eighteenth street be
tween First and Second avenues. wher,
they are prepared to do all kinds oil
horse shoeing and general black smithine
in first class shape. Give them a trial
Those $685. beaver overcoats and So. 8;
worsted suits in black, blue or brown, a
| Mosenfelder & Kohn's, are the bgges
bargains ever offered
Take your sewing machines to prac
| teal repairer. S. II. Moore has made th,
business a study for the past eighteel
| years. Warrants all work. Needles
| parts and attachments for all kinds o
machines, Twentieth street and Thirc
avenue.
800 dozen 4>ply collars, standing, the
latest agony, at $10O per dozen, al
Mosenfelder & Kohn's.
Mrs. G. l.. Eyster, and her sister, Miss
S. l.. Wright. left for Annapolis, Mary
land, this afternoon TO attend the funeral
of their neice, Miss Mary C. Redgely
mention of whose death is made else.
where. The young lady visited Rock Isl.
and two years ago and made many friends
here.
h. b. Parmenter, attorney at law.
Makes collections, loans money, and will
attend to any legal business ntrusted tc
hi m. Office, postotfice block, Rock Isl
and, III ds&w1y
Mr. John Evans went into Marshall &
Fishers drug store this morning to buy a
pair of eye glasses, and while he was
making the purchase his valuable coach
dog slipped around the counter and de.
voured q quantity of arsenic. As soon as
the discovery was made, Mr. Marshall!
exercised his ability as veterinary ply
stefan and the canine at last reports was
getting along all right.