The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-02
BRlEFLETS.

And swell thereby your golden budget;
a dollar spent in printers ink
Returns ten fold we surely think;
Yes, advertise and rise to fame
To all the world your wares proclaim;
Early to bed ard early to rise
Never get tight and advertise.
Low prices at the Central shoe store.
Fresh venlson at fireman meat market.
Don't buy footwear until you call on
Carse Il Co.
Postmaster Taylor. of Taylor Ridge,
was caller at the ARGUS Office today.
j. H. Yore. Esq, left for Chicago last
night on business trip.
There will be service at Trinity chapel
tonight at 7:30
Fresh venisop at Treman's meat market.
The city council meets in regular
monthly session next Monday evening
Largest and best line of goat button
boots may be seen ut Carsc Il Co.'S.
The Union need not think it can palm
that leather medal off on the ARGUS We
don't want it.
Don't forget the grand old fashioned
New England supper at the Baptist
church.
Ladies' rubbers % cents pair at Carse
Il CO.
Capt. F. b. Martin, Maj. McKinzies
efficient private secretary, has gone to
Detroit ON short visit
One and all should go and participate
in the New England supper at the Bnp-
list church next Thursday evening.
Hakes will be tried at Davenport for
IN liking counterfeit money next Friday
afternoon.
| The Central shoe store has fine line
of bankrupt shoes which arc being sold
very low.
! Mrs. Samuel Heagy and Mrs. Ii. o.
| Norton, of Hampton, were in the city to-
day on shopping tour.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. 6-dlf
The Jefferson club, of Davenport. met
resolutions regarding the death of Vice
President Hendricks.
Everything will be served in style, PEI
cuiar in the days of yore, at the New
England supper on Thursday CIV ening at
the Baptist church.
Buford Post G. A. II. has changed its
meeting nights from the first and third
Mondays to the second and fourth Mon,
days in the month.
| The Central shoe store of G. l.. SIS. n
Wynes, is the place to get bargains il
boots, shoes and slippers.
Mr.. j. Fitzpatrick has severed his con.
nection with the Fairbanks Scale Co., ant
is now dcvoting his attention to the stool,
business.
I Spare ribs, tenderloins, sausage meat
pigs feet and tongues, kettle rendered
lard hams, and breakfast bacon at Gil
mores pork house.
The police have a warrant for the ar =
rest of well known citizen of Moline on
the charge of larceny. The arrest will be
m ade this evening.
Postmaster Halves reports an increase
in foreign mail, especially to Sweden
Heretofore Swedish mail has been taken
through Germany, but now it goes direc
to its destination.
Take your sewing machines to prac>
teal repairer S. H. Moore has made the
business study for the past eighteen
years. Warrants all work. Needles
parts and attachments for all kinds of
machines, Twentieth street and Thir,
avenue.
Another lot of Howe machines Just re-
ceived at Moores sewing machine rooms
Twentieth street and Third avenue
Singer and other first class machines al
prices and terms that defy competition
1t will pay you to call and examine theil
stock.
Mr.. William Whistler, for the past fou1
years the popular young barber at Dies
enroth's place, is now an equal partner in
the business. Mr.. Whistler has had tempt
ing offers elsewhere. but in order to re
tain his services Mr.. Diesenroth takes
him into partnership.
Maj. J. M. Beardsley returned from St
Louis last evening, where he went tc
claim damages from the Virgins Ferry
company for injuries received by Frank
Rettig, of this city, through carelessness
| on the part of the companv. The mnior's