The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01
BRIEFLETS.
Sweet cider at Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfeld S.

Sweet cider at Lamps.
Ice cream, at Birkenfelds.
Fresh oysters at John Russ.
Grapes by the basket. at Lamps.
The finest line of fine French candies
| Just received at Krell s. Maths.
Mrs. Ed Kohn, with her two children
returned from Milwaukee this morning
E. D. Sweeney. ESQ.,, departed for st
Louis last night
Mrs. A. F. Fleming and Mrs. E. w.
Allen left for Chicago this morning.
For sale-Ice, by the ton. by p. J.
Heverling, Milan
Phillip FGhr, Jr., of Buffalo Prairie
was caller at the ARGUS Office today.
Alderman Collins has returned from
the west
Go to The Central shoe store and see
their new fall and winter stock.
Toll Collector Sweeney's receipts fol
August were S614S0.
A telephone has been placed in Bur
rail- & Wivall's general store. The num-
Der is 1850, r. F. Wits former number
DR.. w. A. Paul, Mrs j. M. Buford and
Adair Peasants have returned from sum.
mer resorts.
For delicious plate of ice cream and
a good lemonade, go to Krell & Maths
parlor
Misses Rub and Hagenny, of Pekin
who have been visiting Miss Lucy Bunch
er, returned home this morning.
r. F. Witt wishes to inform his pat
rons that he has transferred his prescrip
ton books to t. H. Thomas, where pre-
scriptions may he refilled.
B. Birkenfield No 319 Twentieth street
has new stock of school books Old
books taken in part payment for new
ones
The new grocery firm Of Truesdale 4
O'Conuor opened up for business this
morning in the W. c. WEIGH & Bro. old
stand.
J, P. Loouey. late train dispatcher OF
the r. l. II p. road, left last night fol
Ottawa TO visit relatives. prior to his
departure for his new home in Colorado.
Stamp Clerk Huckstaedt's collections
for August were as follows: Beer. 50,
903, 30; cigars. $64S 50; tobacco, $40 80
Total. S4.570.s2.
Messrs. W. H. Gest, p. OMara and J
NJ. Beardsley constituted Rock Island:
REPRESENTATIVES to the state convention al
Springfield today They left last night
j. c. Adams of this city, representing
Janeway & Co. manufacturers of wal
paper, is having good success in selling
goods,
Teachers certificates have been issued
to the Misses Mary Fsris, of Milan, Jen'
ME Spence, of Presumption. and Sophia
Hagermap, Of Museatine, Iowa.
Ii you are going to have wedding OF
party, don't forget to order your cakes and
ice cream from Krell & Math We make
all kinds of we 1ding cakes 10 order.
Mr. aad Mrs P NJ. Maher aud dsugh-
ter, and Mrs J. Byrncs left last evening
on the Sidney for a pleasant trip to st.
Paul Mr. Maber is taking month.
vacation.
Another suicide near Davenport
Henry Rehde, farm hand living two
miles west of the city, drowned himself
in tank for watering stock, Monday
night He was twenty-five years of age
There were at the Rock Island House
today number of divines on their WAY
from st. Louis to Muscatine to attend
the German NJ. E conference which meets
this week and comprises the states Of
Missouri, Iowa and Illinois.
Geo Wadsworth, the saloon keeper at
Reynolds, paid the county the balance
due from his cases today, amounting to
over $1,000 Wadsworth was convicted
last winter of selling liquor in less guam,
titles than one gallon.
Mr. j. j. Fuller. connected with the
local staff of the Chicago Inter Dean, has
been rusticating for week past at Cor
dova, where he Is said TO be "bloated'
land owner. He is bright and talented
newspaper man and highly esteemed by
his associates and acquaintances.
Mr.. Otto Huber, son of Mr. and Mrs
|. Huber, has gone TO New York, where
he will take passage for Germany lie
will first go to Vienna. to study The fam
Gus breweries of the world, aud then pro
coed TO Munich, Bavaria, where he will
enter a college, and his course of study
will be the scientific brewing of beer