The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
lil.IEFLETS.

| IS. so buys decorated tea set of SO
pieces at May Bros.
A full line of warm lined goods, cheap,
at E. Turner's.
St. Louis Standard Anhaueser Busch
beer at John c. LaFrenz.
Nice dressed chickens at Lamps.
Ladies' pebble goat button chamois
lined button shoes at L. Turner's.
Fine Scotch underwear, fancy and
plain camels hair at Libermau's.
Tomorrow will be the octave of all
saints, according to the ecclesiastical
calender.
Go and see the five mile race at the
rink on Monday Light Admission 15c.
Good music in attendance.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
| ton. Telephone No. 1891. G-dtf
Land excursion to Emmettsburg, Ia.
| Tuesday morning. For particulars call
on Medill & Whitehead.
Fleming's California dried fruits of all
kinds at Lamps.
Immense assortment gold specs
II. PEETz.
Fine chinchilla Cvercoats>Are going like
hot cakes for S2S and $50 at Liberman's.
The sale of seats for the Gilmore en-.
t3rtainment opens at the Harper house
drug store at 8 o'clock Monday morning.
| There will be IA chicken shoot at Mes
Ginley's gallery on Fourth avenue this
evening
| The November law term of the county
court convcnes Monday morning at 8
O'Clock.
Only $3 for an English decorated cham
her set at May Bros.
John G. Lafrenz has just received an in
voice of the celebrated Anbaueser Busch
lager beer, which he has now on tap.
The finest line of sealskin, fur and silk
caps in the three cities at Liberman's.
Novelties in queens vest chains.
III. PEETz.
Fine decorated lamps trimmed with
illuminator and shade, only Is cents at
May Bros. Call and see them
Five mile race at the Rock Island rink
on Monday evening Nov 8, between
Gamble, Knittle and Watt, for purse of
$25. Admission 10 cents.
All who wish turkeys for Thanksgiving
would do well to leave their orders at the
Fulton market. where they make spec
ialty of handling game.
A fine line of silk mufllers at Lber>
mans.
May Bros. are selling fine French
bronze hanging lamps all complete, at So
only-the biggest bargain in the three
cities.
The Rodman Rifles are constructing a
new check room on the first floor of their
armory. 1t will be found great con-
vcnience.
Passenger Conductor w. o. Willis, OF
the G, b. Il Q, is off duty for the pres
ent. Conductor Perry has charge of his
train in the meantime.
Take in Medill ~ Whiteheads land
excursion to Emmettsburg, Ia. Leaves
G. r.. l, & p. depot Tuesday morning at
400. Round trip 1880. fare returned to
p purchasers.
Glassware of all descriptions for % per
cent less than the soecaled aud 10 cent
stores, at May Bros.
The circuit court was adjourned last
night by Judge Smith until the January
NEE ting. SO the September term is
finally at an end
From the fact that level headed bus
mess men have invested in Mcdill Il
| Whitehead's Iowa lands, one can easily
see that their lands are up with the best
The G., X. |. e. p. railway will sci!
round trip excursion tickets from Rock
Island to Chicago, account american
Fat Stock Show" for $685.. November
Sth to 18Th inclusive, limited Nov 2lst.
| Mcdill & Whitehead have some bar,
gains in Iowa lands that must be closed
out this fall. Don't wait until next spring
when the same land will have advanced
soc to Sl,00 per acre. Take in tie eycui,
sion Tuesday morning.
| A. p. Graves. baggagemastcr Mt the
G, r.. |. e u. depot left for st. Paul
this morning to visit his son, Paul Hams
,lton, will act as baggage master in hia
| absence.
| f.. +. Parmenter, attorney at law.
Makes collections. loans money, and will
attend to any legal business intrusted to
him. Office, postoilice block, Rock ISL
and, III ds&w1y
Ministers wishing G. r. |. II p. R'y
half pass permits for 1886 should call al
once on the ticket agent, Moline avenue
passenger station and sign an application.
Il. W. Hurst represents the icadin
American aud Foreign Insurance Cos
Policies carefully written at current rates.
tg,ncy established 1874. Office ove'
Rock island National Bank
A sixteen year old girl appeared rs u
witness in n Brooklyn court the other
day. who did not know the nature of an
oath. nor where she would go if she sw ore
wrong and died. She was excused.
A man at Lancaster, Pa, is picking his
second crop of raspberries this season.