The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-30
BRIEFLETS.

| Slippers 8 cents pair at Curse 4 Co.'S
Childrcn's shoes 20 cents pair al
Carse & Cos.
The skating rink will not be open thi,
evening.
Ladies' rubbers 20 centsa pair at Cars,
& Cos.
Company l., eth regiment, |. N. G., of
Pekin, has disbandcd.
Mems working shoes 95 cents "A pair al
Carse & Cos.
Music at the rink tomorrow evening
Ladies free.
Mems alctics, 81 a pair at Carse 4
Cos
Buford Post, G. A. r., will meet in
| special session this evening.
Irving ID. Burgh, of Clinton, Iowa, Wis
tied relatives and friends here Yesterday.
Haverly's MINISTRIES will be here Thurs.
day night. Prepare yourselves for n
hearty laugh
There will be large party at the resi-
dence of II. G. Whilridge next Thursday
evening.
The finance committee of the board of
supervisors resumed their labors this
morning.
The place where you can save % per
cent on the dollar is at No. 1901 Second
avenue sign of the big glove
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. G-dlf
The democrats of the First ward should
elect chairman of their ward committee
at the caucus tonight, MS the former mem
Der has removed from the ward.
All the attachments have been raised
from e. Meyers Fulton market, and the
law allows him to continue his business
henceforth unmolested.
Spare ribs, tenderloins, sausage meat,
pigs feet and tongues, kettle rendered
lard. hams, and breakfast bacon at Gil
more's pork house.
Mrs. w. II. Munger, returned from
Princeton on Saturday, where she had
been visiting u sick neice. daughter of
Landlord Munger, of the amt rican house,
MIR. Fred Hass. wife and daughter, lie
yesterday morning for Chicago, where
Mrs. lfass and daughter will, visit friends,
while Mr.. Hass goes farther east on n
business trip.
E. W. ii urst represents the icatlin
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S
Policies carefully written at current rates
agency established 1874. ONCE over
Rock island National Bank
Go to Benefits glove factory to get
your gloves and mitts, where you will
lind an assortment of over three hundred
styles, and they are constantly making
them. Go one and all, both great and
small, and buy your gloves of Bennett.
Sol Berkson, manager of I. Liberman's
branch store at Dubuque, who spent Sun.
day in this city, left for the latter place
this morning. He goes to Glen Haven,
Wis, in about month to open a store
there
William, Johnston, wife and daughter,
OF Sacramento, Cal, spent today in the
city with the family of his brother, j. r
} Johnston in this city, and leave tonight for
home. They have been on an extended
eastern tour.
A petition is in circulation in Rock
Island and Moline today, asking the sec,
rotary of war to compel employees on the
government island to pay their debts or
give up their positions. The document
is being numerously signed.
Luther S. Pearsall of Coe, chairman |
of the board of supervisors, smiled on his |
numerous Rock Island friends today.
Mr.. Pearsall has been unfortunate in
having considerable sickness in his family |
The past summer. His wife who has been
i'll, is now convalescent, how,
ever.
AS ten year old girl named Ida Hitler
was crossing the street from DeSantos
lrug store last night, q drunken brute
'eized her, and after shaking her dropped
Ter in mud puddle and escaped. 1t was
10 dark the little one was unable to dis
inguish her assailant.
w, Eversole, representing Haverly's
American E European Ministries, is in the
ity arranging for the appearance of the
ompany in Rock Island next Thursday
vening. The troupe is improved in
very way since its appearance here last
uly. Instead of the Black Watch drill
Pithian drill is given. There is bur-
ssque on the "Mikado" entitled, the
High Gard. o." and an entire change of
ill. J.