The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-22
BRIEFI.ETS.

Miss Lucy Gable has returned from
visit to New York.
The place to buy ladies hand bags is at
the rev and 10 cents store.
Mr. A G. Dart left for Winnepeg last
evening.
Fresh oysters and fresh fish at the Full.
ton market.
D. Fl. Gutenberg, of Presumption, was
in the city yesterday
The Central shoe store is complete with
fine line of goods for fall and winter.
Mr.. Samuel Bowles, of Bowlesburg,
was in the city to day
The Fulton market has just received a
| fine lot of choice venison.
Supervisor s. E. Goodlow, of Rural,
was in town to-day
Duffy's refined cider, the finest cider in
the market. at Lamps.
Henry Krell and bride returned from
Chicago this morning.
Hon. p. l.. Gable, and family leaves
for Texas, next Monday to spend the
winter
DR.. j W. Stark, Dentist, l722 Secone
| Il venue. dlyr.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Mississippi Valley Manufacturers Insur-
ance company was held Yesterday.
Go everybody to the Central shoe store
for foot, wear as their prices please all.
| DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Trio Lodge, No. 81. A. F.. & NJ,
meets in special communication this
evening.
A new and substantial platform has
been laid at the union depot. 1t was n
much needed Improvement.
For prices ON the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associ,
alton. Telephone No. 1901. 6dtf
Mr.. W. II. Munger. Of the Rock
Islsnd house, returned yesterday from a
business trip to Chicago.
Sheriff Retcker is in Springfield work.
ing in the interest Of Rock Island for
the soldiers home.
Next week we are promised very
pleasant entertainment, at Turner Hall,
given by the ladies of Trinity Guild.
Mr.. E. W. Hurst is slowly recovering
from his attack of quinsy. His many
friends hope to see him out in IL few days
At Yankton, Dakota. yesterday Lannie
McAfce, the billiardlst of Davenport,
made the un ,reccdcnted run of 5000
billiards.
One of Mr.. Ben r. Cables valuable
hunting dogs was missing from Sunday
until Tuesday night. 1t Is thought he
was stolen and returned through fear of
detection.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Henry occurs tomorrow even-
ing. Mr., Henry has been absent during
the week on internal revenue business
throughout the district.
ii. f. Gleim has gone to Chicago to
meet his brother EIgar. who is coming
home from Texas to attend the marriage
of his sister Miss Della, next week, to j.
r. Graham of Davenport,
Corner Halves went to Moline this
morning, and held an inquest upon the
death of Mrs. Curley, killed by the cars
there Tuesday last, The verdict Of the
jury is that the woman was killed, by
being struck by the engine of train No.
on ,he c. II. l. Il p, road but it does not
state whether the road, was to blame OF
not.
Adolph Frisius, one OF the lrading
stationers and book dealers, has an advcr-
lisement in another part of this paper.
Mr.. Frisius not only carries a fine line of
stationery and books. but he has the
largest and finest stock of musical
merchandise and artists, material to
be found in the west He also carries a
large line of all kinds of toys. His
place in on Second street between Harri-
son and Ripley, Davenport.