The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-13
BRIEFLETS.

Turner's.
Major L. NJ. Buford. of Dallas, Texas,
is in town.
A full line of Reynolds Bros ladies
and misses, shoes at W. Peterson & Co. S.
Franklin mills all wheat -four at
Lamps.
Louis Wilson. of Rural, was in town
yesterday.
An elegant line of warm lined goods,
at E. Turner's.
The great Franks combination at the
rink this evening.
A new barrel of Duffy's clarified cider
just received at Lamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Graham have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Warm lined shoes for ALL both great
and small. at W. Peterson & Co.'S,
NJ. NJ. Corbett, Esq, goes to Chicago
to night on legal business
B. 7. Gable is home from the south and
will accompany his father to Texas where
the winter will be spent.
Mike Magrum celebrated his twenty,
ninth birthday yesterday by treating his
many friends.
E. Turner has the largest line of rub
Der goods to be found in the city.
Tonight at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
Rev. s. s. Crycr will speak from the
subject: 'The one aim of your Life"
A full line and complete selection of
rubber goods at W. Peterson Il Co.'S
Order your turkeys, chickens and
ducks for your Sunday dinner at Lamps
Charles L. Franks the wonderful skater
appears at the Rock Island rink this even.
ing.
James Winans, newly appointed post
master at Hampton, was caller at the
ARGUS Office last evening
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. 6-dtf
The Central shoe store was so tnronged
with customers today that an ARGUS reps
resentatve failed to get his usual local no.
| tice.
Gamble won the six mile race at Mo,
line last night. His competitors were
Bromley and Watt, who skated three miles
each.
Northern Spys, Baldwins, Jenitons.
Greetings and Russets, $3.50 per barrel,
at Sears Il Gamers Ne. 1910 Fourth
avenue.
A keen reminder of the approach of
winter was this morning. The mercury
was down in the eos, and there was IL
thin covering of ice on shallow water.
| The Cation opera company has been
booked for December &C. at liarper's the
atre. A better holiday attraction could
not have been chosen.
Mr.. Barrett Murray, one of the enter
prising young school teachers of White.
side county, paid the ARGUS pleasant
visit this morning. He has just returned
from western trip.
| The Fulton market has just received
some very fine fresh mackerel, pickcrel.
white fish, sun fish. catfish, duck teal,
salmod smoked Holsters and New York
count oysters.
The dogs barked at the moon and the
moon went right on; so does the new
and 10 cent store selling superior goods
at unusually low prices,
W. Peterson & Co., the entcrprsing
boot and shoe mercha nts, have in stock
one of the most desirable lines of season
able footwear that has ever been exhb-
tied IN this city.
Mr.. A. j. Powers. the assistant general
agent of the Scottish American Land
company is in the city today. Medill &
Whitehead handle their lands in Iowa.
Now is the time to invest in Iowa
lands, before the advance for spring trade
is placed upon them. Fine farms can be
had in Palo Alto and Emmett counties for
$S and $3.50 per acre, on easy terms.
For full particulars apply to Medill Il
Whitehead, Rock Island, Ill.
Mr.. w. p. Quayle has received an in>
vitation to attend the wedding of his
neice, Miss Anna E. Ruggles, and Mr..
Louis j. Bletch to be solemnized at
Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 20, and will probably attend. The
bride to be is one of Mr.. Quaylc's many