Rock Island daily Argus., 1886-10-04
BRIEFLETS.

See the Alaska gray blankets, $2.75 a
pair at McIntire
Lloyd & Stewart will open up in full
blast this evening.
Oysters by the can or dish, at krell q
Maths.
A full line of cotton, Isle and merino
hose at Lberman's.
Mrs. W. S. Fulmer. and Baby May "
have gone to Dakota to visit friends.
White blankets 9s cents :; pair at Nc.
Intires.
R. s. Montgomery, of Reynolds, was
at the Rock Island house today.
A new and seasouable line of under
wear just in at Libermans.
Lawyer McEniry was in Cordova on
Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt have
gone TO st. Louis
A nobby line of four-in hand ties at
Liberman'
Low premium loans at the Building
Association next Tuesday evening.
Oysters served in all styles, at Krell &
Maths oyster parlor.
l. Liberman has received the agency
of the Gel ebrated Knox hats
J. c. Shields and family left for New
Albany, Ind. this morning, their future
home.
The new Union street railroad to Mo-.
line did rushing business yesterday.
Cars wers filled to OVERLOOKING.
The Central shoe store can fit you out
in boots, shoes or slippers of the latest
styles.
Miss Mary Moran. of the millinery de>
partment at McCabe's, has returned from
Chicago
Miss Emma ], Lamont, daughter of
Capt. George Lamont, returned from st.
Louis Saturday evening.
The Misses Lizzie and Ionic Weyer>
hauscr returned Saturday from short
visit to Chicago
For sale--A first class family horse and
one draught horse. Enquire at Carse &
Ohlweier
| Election notices ninety six in number
were mailed TO the various supervisors
By the county clerk Saturday.
| County Superintendent Southwell has
Issued teachers certificate TO Miss Kate
Keeley, of this city.
An entirely new line of gents furnish>
ing goods will arrive at Liberman's to-
morrow
Henry Lorcrzen of Davenport, and
Miss Susie Feers of the same city. were
married by Justice Cooke this morning
Mr.. Henry Peetz returned Saturday
evening from his trip S-Gefmany. He is
much improved in health.
If you like oysters, drop in and try :
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city, at Krcll & Maths.
Remember that McIntire & Co. bought
woolens in May aud June, before the al
vance and now offer bargains in blankets.
Call now.
| ID. W. Matthews and wife of this city,
and Miss Getty Bradley, of Milan, leave
tomorrow evening for Spirit Lake Iowa
and the Pipestone country in Minnesota
| Mrs W S. Ridgely, who has been Wis.
itng her sister, Mrs. G L. Eyster fol
several months. VIII return to her home
at Annapolis, Md, this week
The Hospital Guild meets at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Cornelius Lynde, at 3 81
! o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A full at
tendance is earnestly urged.
Mr.. 4. W. Bruner has sold his fin,
trotting mare. kittie Wilkes. to Chicag
gentleman for $1,000. She is WORT
every penny of it.
i Remember that the cold weather doe
not stop the ice cream business. You Cal
+ get ice cream as usual for your party o
/ wedding. at Krell & Maths ice creaI
parlOr.
Scarlet and white, all wool blankets
10 4, Western made. $325. The quanti
= ty in stock is limited, and cannot be re
d placed without paying an advance. Nc
: Intire & Co. leaders in low prices.
. Ben. Whitsitt, Esq, of Preemptlor
d was in the city Saturday for the purpos
: of starting his children TO school at Chi
= 4 cago. His daughter Addie enters Par
institute, and his son John, River Fol-
e rest.
q Mr. G. B. Munger and wife, Of tn
: Matteson house. Chicago, Mrs. G. ]
+ Bushnell, of the Gault house, Sterling
a and Mrs Conkiin and Mrs. Trout. also [
II Sterling, were the guests of W. Ii. and
i F. Munger and families over the Sabbatl
: John Schafer Jr, is the man the pee
e pie should elect for county treasure
i His record is as clear as the noon-da
p sun. He is honored, esteemed and r,
spected Vote for hm; he will tab
good care of the county's money.
Weather little warmer, but McIntil
5; & Co. predict regular old style twist
~ from British America (date little later
o In order that everybody may be pr
ut pared, they offer white, all wool blanket
of 1914, Western made, for $3.25. Scarle
- same price.
lie Hon. 2. O'Mara and Maj. J NJ. Beard
th lev have returned from Chicago, whe
ie they interviewed the executive depar
= meut of the state central committe
e. They went after 'boodle" to carry Il
I'd Eleventh congressional district for Ge'