The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-20
ERIEFiETS.


Eh'b's meat market has a new tele-
phone, No. lee.
Warm lined goods at Carse & Co.'S.
Mr.. John Babcock. of Watertown, was
in the city today.
Mclntire's for tannels blankets, hos
iery. underwear, etc.
Rubbers, rubbers, at Carse e Co.'S.
DR.. J W. Stark, Dentist. 1922 Secon
/ venue. dlvr.
Shell oysters at the Fulton market.
Mr. l.. S. McCabe returned from a
business trip to Chicago this morning.
Dicks tireside comforts at Carse &
Co.'S.
Cloaks at McIntire Il Co.'S; A year old
garment s 25; 16 years only S212.
Pebble goat button chamois lined shoes
for ladies, at E. Turner's.
First class pantaloon maker wanted
mt Libcrman's.
DIR. McCandless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
New York counts at the Fulton marks
ct.
New dress goods at McIntire 4 Cos
this week, see the latest out, bison cloths,
etc.
The largest stock of warm lined goods
to be found in the three cities ut +.
Turner'S.
Albert Warren, returned this morning
from Bismarck, where he has been eng gag
ell in civil engineering on the Missouri
river.
All wool 1914 scarlet blankets 80 10
per pair, exact weight 4 pounds and .
ounces. at the great blanket sale at Nc
Cabc Bros.
The First National bank has been
much improved in appearance, The
front has been lately painted and the in
terror vanished.
McCabe Bros. have never owned such
an overwhelming stock of blankets and
great sale this week
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associ>
alton. Telephone No. 1901. G.dtf
Closing ont sale of boots, shoes and
slippers at and below cost, at krull 81
Pfohs, No $40 Seventeenth street. dim
The hunters &re in their element now
| The cold snap has started the ducks
southwark. but many of them will he inter
ccptcd in their flight.
Shell oysters, New York commits and
clans, just received at the Fulton market,
| 1917 and 1919 second avenue.
| 1t is a recognized fact that McIn,irc &
Co, are head quarters for the best quail
ity of dry goods. Special sale of blank
cts and clnals continued this week.
! W. ID. Murphy, having furnished SC
! curity in the person of j. s. Gilmore,
fhaS been released from custody
A large and substantial line of warm
lined shoes for ladies' and gentlcmcn also
a fine line Of rubber goods, at Il. Turn-
er's.
The phenomenal success Of the blanket
sale at McCabc Bros has had no equal in
this section, nearly 400 pairs of one
style of blankets already having been sold
by them this season,
Mclntirc & Co, have Just put in,
Lamson's system Of cash railway which
facilitates business greatly. There are five
stations and all parts of their spacious
store is in direct communication with the
cash counter.
There is to he u wcdding'in Rock Island
bcfor e long it is said. whom the bride is
to be a daughter OF il we'll known livery
man, and fellow from south Rock Is
land the lucky man.
Mr., Phil Mitchell of 1928 Twentieth
street proposes to have Il substantial side
walk IN front of his residence He has
purchased 400 blocks of sidewalk Tile
from the Argiilo works which are cclc.
brated for their durability and design.
| The blocks are eighteen inches in SIZE,
and are being generally used in large
cities
Hon. II. {. Clelvelnnd leaves for
| Springfield tonight. accom- panied by
| Mcssrs, Morris Roscnficd. and Gil
pin Moore. Sheriff Retickcr who
is in Joliet will 90 to SPRING
field in the morning and J. +. Kcnworthy.
is already in the capital city. So Rock
Island Will have good delegation press
cnt, during the final deliberations of the
| soldiers home commission.