The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-24
BRIEFLETS.

Liberman's.
Save money by buying your foot wear
OF w. Peterson & Co.
Sheriff Reticker, will take Frank Wray,
to Joliet Monday morning.
Fresh oysters and fish at the Fulton
market.
Guyers, Dunlap and stetson fine hats
at Liberman's.
For sale-a good piano cheap, enquire
at Lothar Harms
DR.. j. w. Stark, Dentist, 1879 Secon'
venue. d1vr.
W. Peterson & Co, are prepared to
suit all. in boots, shoes and slippers.
A. W. Bruner is visiting relatives in
Dakota
Fresh chickens, live and dressed or
dressed to order, at the Fulton market.
Dr. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue ard Twentieth street. If
The best makes in boots, and shoes can
be found, at W. Peterson, & Co.
Mrs. $. Y. Bowley will return from
Princeton, this evening.
w. Fl. Kistler of Buffalo Prairie, was
u caller at the ARGUS office to day.
Burr Oaks"a spectacular drama will
be given at Harpers theatre next WEEDS
nesday and Thursday evenings.
The finest goods and the lowest prices
at the popular shoe house of w. Peterson
e. Co.
Frank N. Curley of Chicrgo is in the
city. He came on the sad mission of t.
tend ing his mothers funeral.
Mr.. Edgor Glenn, is home from Texas,
to attend the wedding of his sister Miss
Della, next week
As the largest buyers, W. Peterson, g.
Co., make and command the lowest
prices.
There will be democratic ward caucus
in the Wide awake hose house this even
ing to nominate successor to ex-Alder :
man George W. Henry.
For full particulars, maps, plats,
pamphlets, etc. of Medill & White :
heads lands in Iowa call on them at
their office. Postoflice block, Rock ISL
and.
Miss Halle Trow. for many years in
Miss Byrnes' millinery establishment in
this city, has been appointed teacher at
building No. g. The board has made an
excellent choice.
Coroner Dovid HAYES has gone to Del
avian, Wis, to spend week with his son,
Frank Il. Halves who is located there.
Marshal Eckhart will act as coroner in
his absence.
L. E. Parmenter. attorney at law.
Makes collections, loans money, and will
attend to any legal business intrusted to
him. Office. postotiice block. Rock ISL
and, III ds&w1y
McCabe Bros. opening exhibit. of pat
tern hats bonnets and rich artistic mil
lnery novelties takes place on Tuesday,
Wednesday. and Thursday of next week.
The Rock Island class of the state read
ing circle, composed of the teachers in the
public schools, promises to be a success in
every particular. The class in ancient
history, in charge of Rev s. s. Cryer,
and the one in physiology in charge of
Principal w. II. Hatch, meet alternately
every two weeks and the meetings prove
exceedingly instructive and interesting.
A. McCurdy, Esq, and wife, of Chi
cage, are the guests of ex>Mayor Mott in
the city. Mr.. McCurdy was former res
ldent of Geneseo. and during the exciting
presidential campaign of 1858, he wrote
campaign ballad, which was given pubs
lcity in the ARGUS at that time The
piece was very well written, and won
popularity for Mr.. McCurdy. as well as
the appreciation of the democratic party.
Il. W. Hurst represents the leadin
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S
Policies carefully written at current rates.
k.gency established 1874. Office owe"
Rock Island National Bank.
Medil e Whitehead will run another
of their successful land excursions to
Emmetsburg. Iowa, leaving via G. r. l.
e p at 10 minutes before s o'clock next
Tuesday morning. Good farming lands
are sold at S. and $3.50 per acre on long
time at low interest. These lands are
increasing in price every year and all
wishing fine farms at these low prices
should avail themselves of this oppor
tunity.
A large number of repre- sentative citi-
zens called upon Major W. H. H. Ben
yuard, engineer in cearge of the survey of
the Hennepin canal now in progress, at
the Harper house last evening. Several
hours were spent in exchanging views on
the worthy project, and the affair, infor-
nal as it was, proved profitable and pleas
ant to all. Major Benyuard called upon
Col. Flagler this afternoon, and this even
ing he departs for Chicago.