Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-27
BRIEFLETS.
Homemade candies at Hawthornes.
Fina nndpruoor Of Loud G, Stewards

Fine underwear at Lloyd & Stewards.
Caps in great variety at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
New goods in fine jewelry, just receiv-
ed. at Bakers.
A great variety of kid, caster and dog
skin gloves at Liberman's.
Mr.. Henry Burgower and wife will
winter in the south.
If you want a stylish hat, go to Liber-
man, the halter.
Some very nice ladies' vest chains and
Jersey chains at Bakers.
The greatest blanket sale of the age at
McCabe's this week.
Rudolph Schwecke has gone east on an
extended trip.
Money to loan by the Building associa-
ton, Tuesday. Nov g
A new line of ladies' and gentlemen's
gold watches at Bakers
A fine line of gloves of all kinds at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Postmaster Fl, P. Stoddard, of Edg>
ington, lent the light of his couutenance
to the ARGUS sanctum today.
Truesdale & O'Connor have secured
the agency for the celebrated Mallory's
diamond brand oysters.
A nice assortment Of solid silver flat
ware in oxodized and engraved at Bak-
er's.
V. B. Kelly, of the Chicago Tribune
staff, was in the city yesterday on polls
tical mission.
Will G. Whitehead left for Kansas last
evening with an excursion party of land
buyers.
If you like oysters, drop in and try a
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city, at Krell s. Maths.
Mrs. s. E. Corker is here from Idaho to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Curtis.
You can buy nicer underwear for less
money at Liberman's than at any other
place in the three cities.
Another fresh invoice of boots, and
shoes just received, at the Central shoe
store.
Make early selections at McCabe's
blanket sale, as many of the best bar
gains are only sample pairs and small
lots.
A. J. Powers. agent of the Seottish>
American Land Co., is in the city on bus.
mess with Medill, Whitehead & Mat
thews.
The marriage of Miss Anna Henderson
to Mr. Will Collins, of Rush Center, Kan,
OCCURS this afternoon at the residence
of DR.. J. W. Cowden.
Many styles of blankets offered at Nc
Csbe's this week cannot be duplicated, as
they were either samples or remainders
closed out cheap to realize the cash.
Mrs Charles Kappes, of Denver, Col,
arrived this morning to be present at the
funeral of her sister, Miss Anne Osborn,
tomorrow.
The Rock Island stove company are
doing big business with the New Oak
stove, having sold over 200 already this
season.
White blankets at $1.6S. worth Sc. 50;
all wool scarlet blankets at $2.65, worth
a good deal more at McCabe's great
blanket sale.
NJ J. C. Adams of this city, travelling
representative for the great wall paper
house of Janeway s Co., Chicago, reports
business first class.
John A. Wilson, of Rural, W. F.
Crawford, of Edgington, VIM. Drury, of
Buffalo Prairie, Supervisor Norton. of
Hampton and G. Fl. eager, of Cordova,
were at the Rock Island house today.
The Northern Illinois High School
Teachers association will hold its annual
session in the board of education rooms.
in this city Friday and Saturday even
ing's of this week.
DR.. Cowden has given up his residence
on Eighteenth street, and will be found
hereafter over Bailey & Lundys crock
cry store, opposite the Harper house. He
boards at the Harper house.
DR.. S. C. Plummer. Jr., has rallied
from his recent illness. and returned to
his duties at Cook county hospital
The people of Rock Island will be PLEASED
to know that it was not small pox, but
chicken pox that he had.
J. Ii. Pierce, B. n. Goodell and Chas.
K. Ladd. of Henry county, registered at
the Harper last night, it being their Sec
ond visit to Rock Island within a week
As these gentlemen are republican wheel
horses from Henry county. it must be
that things are not working just right in
Rock Island county.
John 4. Wilson a0iA maze a county judge aphO