The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-16

MIS-. Henry curtis, Is visiting her son
at Minneapolis
Nice dressed chickens, at Lamps
The largest stock and the lowest prices
at W. Peterson Il COS shoe store.
The Hong Kong tea store for choice
teas and Offices
Bargains can be found at w. Peterson
& Co.'S.
Henry Ecker, of st. Louis. is visiting
relatives in the city
Fresh oysters aud celery, at Lamps.
Chamois lined shoes for ladies Mt C4rsc
& Co.'S.
Fresh roasted coffees every day at the
Hong X ong tea store
ladies free.
Ladies' fine French kid button, MI
widths, at Carsc & CO..
Tea and toilet sets at the new and 10
cent store, very cheap,
DR.. J. w. Stark. Dentist, l722 S,ton
avenue. ilYs.
Capt 4. j. Robinson is looking after
land interests in Kansas and Nebraska.
Hon. A. j, Sirccter of New Windsor
was at the Harper last evening.
Misses and chidrcns' high Gu, shoes at
Carsc & Co.'S,
Battle of Gettysburg and Southern
Prison Life, Friday, by Capt. Seelcy
DIR. McCandess, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
Maj Connolly left to day to meet Mrs.
Connolly on her return trip from western
Iowa.
Stribley Il Cos, ladies' and misses
shoes at Peterson & Co.'S, the finest shoe
in the market for the money
A dense London fog prevailed from 6
until O'Clock this morning An objcc,
was not dstinguishablc ten rods ahead
and people had to be governed too CON
| siderable extent 10y the sense of feeling.
First class pantaloon maker, wanted
at Liberman's
Prof Secley who lectures at the Gems
trail Presbyterian church tosnght, is
stopping ut the Rock Island house.
The Rock Island 4 Milan Street ca,
company will have directors meeting AT
Secretary Guyer'5 Office at 3 O'Clock to
| morrow afternoon.
Our best mems shoes for 81 30 can he
found at Curse 4 Co...
Hon. j. X. Graves, owner of the model
| raft steamer, j. Z Graves was rcmonin-
| atei by the republicans of Dubuque
| county for state senator.
The council is receiving all sorts ot
compliments for granting the street rail
way companies the right to run motors
into the city. 1t would he well fo
| Davenport. To follow suit in one of ii.
city lines.
! Reynolds Bros, ladies and misses
shoes very fine and durable at W. Peter
son Il Cos.
| For prices on the best hard coal in tn
city call ut the Port Byron Lime Associ
alton. Telephone No. 1901. 6dtf
| Closing ont sale of boots, shoes ant
| slippers at and below cost, at krmll 4
Pfoh :, No $40 Seventeenth street din
| The selection of boots and shoes 70
people of all ages at the popular shoe
store of W. Peterson n Co, excel an,
former display,
Mr.. NJ ID. Murphy, who for the pas
year has been local manager of til,
Western Union Telegraph Company, hu
resigned the position, to accept posi-
ton in the Chicago office. Mr.. Murphy
made many friends in Rock Island during
his stay here and he conducted the affair
OF the office in II manner crcditabic Il
himself and the company. He is succeed
ed by Mr.. John Looncy, u Chicago opera
tor, who is brother to Train Dispatchc1
Looncy of the Rock Island 4 Pcori
road
Ii you value your money trade at W
Peterson Il Co. S shoe store, where yo,
| will find IN immense line of foot wear Il
select from
Hon. j w. Green, late collector of in
| ttlhti ltNtHut ~ i'iNtlll''it, anu WV ~
the most accomplished and best know
lawyers in this section, was rendered a
banquet in Tom Tanners restaurant il
Davenport Wednesday evening by his ba
aud political friends. Among those pres
ent were Hon. John W. Green, Judg
Walter |. Hayes, Hon. NJ. V. Cannon
Collector W. G. Thompson, Mayor Ems
Clausscn, Hon VIM. o. Schmidt, Mr. A
P. McGuirk, Phillip Dci,z, Aid. G. G
IIipwell, Mr.. George Ballou, Assistant
Revenue Collector A Il. Dixon, Free
Heinz, Henry Rowe and Z. s. Gail.
A full line of Uncle Dicks seamless
foot warmers or tiresidc comfort shoe 70
ladies' and gentlemens wear. the onl.
place in the city to get them is at the Cen
| t.uI ..I,o,, c,n,, e 4, 4. Nypuc