Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-22
BRIEFLETS.
Spanish onions at Lamps.

Fresh oysters and celery at Lamps.
AID. S. j. Collins and family have
gone to Kansas to spend the winter.
Sweet apples and ounces. at Haw>
ley's.
Mrs. Harry Glenn leaves fer Texas to-
morrow night to join her husband.
Underwear in every variety, at Lloyd
Il Stewards
S. 7. Watkins has fine lot of hard
wood for sale at reasonable prices.
Fine large watermelons just received at
HawIey's.
Oysters by the can or dish at Krell &
Maths
All wool scarlet underwear, 80 cents
and upwards, at Liberman's.
The Central shoe store for good goods
and low prices. Gail and be convinced.
Fresh home made candies, at Haw-
thorn's.
Oysters served in all styles, at Krell &
Maths oyster parlor.
Unlauudried shirts, 80 cents each, at
Liberman's
John 7. Piatt, the labor candidate for
representative, is in the city today
Sociable aud oyster supper at the U
P. church tonight at clock
Money to loan by the Building associa-
ton, Tuesday. Nov. ?
Attend the second annual ball of Free
dom Assembly Knights of Labor, at Tur-
ner hall tonight.
All the best varieties of cashmere,
scarlet medicated Rerino and camel's
hair underwear, at Libermans.
Hawthorn will serve supper for the
Knights of Labor socable this evening,
at his restaurant.
If you like oysters, drop in and try a
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city. at krell & Maths.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rhodcnbaugh, of
Richard Grove, are blessed with a fine
boy-a future statesman.
Mrs. Fred Stratton and children. who
were visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. Staubach, have left for their home
at Atlanta, Tex.
Andrew Donaldson, of Rural. was in
the city today. He says his town will dc
the right thing for the democratic and
peoples ticket.
Mrs W F. johnson of Springfield,
with her three children, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. w F. Killing at Coal Val-
ley.
Messrs. Oliver Olsen, E. H. Buck, G,
NJ. Stoddard, Thomas Campbell and W
T. Drps have returned from the Soldiers
home exercises at Quincy.
Matthew Schafer. of Yuma township,
brother of John SChafcr, candidate fol
county treasurer on the democratic ticket
was in the city today.
Ben Goodell, the genial high sheriff OF
Henry county, is in the city on politica
business. Goodell has presided over nj
or two neck>tie parties in an able man,
ner.
Fielding's Comedy Ideals gave the
Private Secretary" to a good house a
Harper's theatre last evening. The
comedy "2:15' will be produced to,
night.
E. Turner has the largest, the cheap
est and the best stock of boots, shoe!
and slippers ever seen in the three cities
and remember he sells his goods the
| cheapest.
DIR. Henry Carse, of the firm of Carse
& Ohlweiler, of this city, was yesterday
elected president of the American Bot
tiers association, IN session at Boston
Mr.. Ohlweiler is also present at the meet
ing.
Rev. G. J. Luckey. the new pastor o
the First NJ E. church, announces servi
ces for Sunday as follows: Preaching a
1e:45 a. m, and 7:30 p. Ii. SUNDAY
school at Q a. m; childreu's meeting a
2 p. m; young peoples meeting at 6:3'
p. m.
The San received pleasant call fron
Prof Oldt, democratic candidate TO
state superintendent of public instruc
ton. last week. He is man in tn
prime of life; with thorough practica
Experience of the wants of our common
schools, and with energy and ability I,
fill every requirement of the Office
Dixon Sun.
The Union of this morning. instead q
making a defence for the affidavit con
corning Patrick OMara, published in tb
ARGUS last evening, pitches into Mr.. Nc
Darrah for making the affidavit, and bt
sides insinuating that he is perjurel
says that his vote could be bought for 5
or 81, and that Mr. OMara is too shrew
to offer more. The Union must kno'
lust how much Mr.. OMara usually pay
for votes, but he appears 10 have gon
SO better in this case, as MeDarra
might be of some service to the republi
cans. Mr.. McDarrah has good ground
for libel suit against the Union an
should take advantage of it.
Rubiustein, the pianist has Qres