The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
BRIEFLETS.
Pigs feet at Younos.

Ntau the skhtin9 INK advertisement on
the first page
Northern spys, baldwins, jeniions and
greening apples at Lamps.
The great skater, Charles L. Franks, at
the rink Friday evening.
ConfcctIoners sugar at Youngs
Ladies will be admitted free to the rink
tomorrow night.
A. N. Morton, of Peoria, is spending
the day with old friends in the city.
L. $. McCabe, Esq, has returned from
his trip to North Platte. Neb. and other
western points.
Lenore Green and Elizabeth Brown, of
Moline, were married by Justice Bennett
this morning
Kensington embroidery and arrasene
work commenced to order and lessons
given at McCabe Bros.
New and elegant costumes at the
Charles L. Franks entertainment at the
rink Friday evening.
All materials for art embroideries and
| ulptitih WIN, WIN
given at McCabe Bros.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. 6-dtf
| The event of the season-the Charles
L. Franks entertainment at the rink Fri>
day and Saturday evenings.
Stamping for art work done to order.
work commenced, instructions given, full
| line of materials at McCabe Bros.
| There will be no admission fee foi
ladies to the rink tomorrow night. They
are invited to attend free of charge,
The plumbers, steam and gas filters, OF
the three cities, will give dance to-
morrow evening at Turner hall in Daven
port.
Miss New berry at McCabe Bros,
teaches art embroidery and modern fancy
work Call early, select what matcria
you want and arrnge forlessons.
The school hoard at Muscalne, Iowa i.
wrestling over the lone session per day
l
high school of this city.
Rev. w. Langdon Sanders. for man,
years pastor of the First Baptist churcl
at Moline, has resigned to accept the pas
toratc of u Peoria parish.
The seats for the great Gilmore enter
tainment are going rapidly. There will
/ hn a rnu,1al hnnoa tbio rora at ran
ton at Harper's theatre this evening.
+. W. Hurst represents the leadin
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S
Policies carefully written at cfirrent rates
.geney established 1874. Office owe
Rock Island National Bank.
The following new goods have jus
been received OF the Fulton market
Malard ducks. teal, prairie chickens
I plovers. snipe quail, fresh fish and oys
tiers on shell.
The G., r. l. & p. railway will sci
round trip excursion tickets from Rocl
Island to Chicago, account 'Americal
Fat Stock Show" for SO S5, Novembe
Sth to 18th inclusive, limited Nov. 21st
Capt. Frederick Welker, of Compan,
c., of Muscatlne. the finest company il
the west, has rendered his resignation, Oh
account of his intended removal from tn
city. Capt. We!ker is regarded as one o
the most efficient drilling officers in Iowa
and is well known to the military frater
nifty in Western Illinois.
Many people have wondered why G. G
Knell was receiving so many new woodel
chairs lately. He had an inkling severa
days ago that the price would soon go u
and his surmiscs were right as he ha
just been informed that they have risel
in value 81 50 per dozen. He purchased
two car loads before they advanced.
The coming of Christmas is heralded by
two new Cantatas, for home and schoo
use, especially prepared by o. Ditson &
Co. "'rhe Message of Christmas" and
The Christmas Gift" the latter arran-
ged by T. Martin Towne. Both are full
of bright singable songs, entertaining
dialogues, Rotations, &c, furnished by
the best OF composers and authors.
AS the autumn drags on, the prophet
who tell us what kind of winter W,
shall have begin to settle down to bust
ness. and the predictions arc numerou
and varied. 1t appears to be determine
that the winter will be cold because tn
corn husks are thick but the hornets ar
yet to be heard from. When the winte
is to be very cold, the hornets are said t
build their nests near the ground; when
mild winter is to come, the hornets nest
hang high. Until report has been hat
from the hornets, predictions of the com
!, ing winter will be vain,
County Court.
, CRIMINAL.