Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-23
BRIEFLETS.

Oysters by the can or dish, at Krell g.
Maths.
Rubber coats and umbrellas, at Lib
ermans.
viii Simpson, of ST. Louis, is visiting
ia the city.
A fine line of kid, caster aud dog skin
gloves, at Liberman's.
Oysters served in all styles, at Krell u
Maths oyster parlor.
Silk umbrellas, and umbrellas of all
kinds. at Libermans.
s. 7. Watkins has a fine lot of hard
wood for sale at reasonable prices.
Money TO loan by the Building associa-
ton, Tuesday. Nov. 2.
Another new line of silk hats Just re-
ceived at Liberman's
Many democrats of this city will attend
the mass meeting at Moline tonight.
The Central shoe store can not be ex>
celled in good goods, and low prices.
The Fieldings close their engagement
at Harper's theatre tonight.
Three prizes given away this evening
at the shooting gallery, No. 1911 Second
avenue.
Congressman Niece returned from
Drury this morning and dined at tue Rock
Island house.
You can buy all kinds of underwear at
Liberman's, for less money than at any
other place in the city.
A new sidewalk has been laid in front
of W. P. Quayle's residence on old Fifth
avenue near Elm street.
If you like oysters, drop in and try a
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city, at Krell & Maths.
VIM. Ferris, of Milan, died last night
The funeral will be held at o'clock to-
morrow with Masonic honors
The Hong Kong has just received a
fresh supply of teas and coffees, also has
some very pretty picture cards to give
away
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Geo. W Henry and wife, returned last
evening from Quincy where they attend
ed the Soldiers home exercises.
C. NJ. Haven and J B. Close, of Chi
cago, members of the great land firm of
Close Bros are IN the city on business
connected with Medill, Whitehead &
Matthews.
The annual ball of the Freedom as
sembly X. of L.. was held at ArmOry
hall last evening, and was highly sue
cessful and enjoyable alfair TIE supper
was served by Hawthorne
Hiram Stocum, the city hack runner
for John T. Miller, has brought suit in
the circuit court for S5,0r0 damages
against John Ring, the Elm street saloon
keeper. for accusing him of robbery.
The Messrs. Munger, of the Rock Is
land house, have furnished their guests
with the scores of the ball games between
the Chicagos and st. Louis this week,
before six o'clock each evening
Geneseo Netns: Gus Schumacher. of
Rock Island, was among his Geneseo
friends on Wednesday evening of last
week. He says that Wagner's brewery
has sold S75, 900 worth of beer in pro-
hibition Iowa during the past year
Sheriff Retickcr, Dr. Eyster, W II.
Munger and W. j. Kerr left for Andalu-
STA at o'clock this morning with fishing
tackle enough to capture all the tinny
tribe in the Mississippi. If they don't
get any fish, they will al least get good
ducking.
The remains of the late Conductor
John O'Connor were taken 10 Monmouth
at O'Clock this morning for inlerment
Division Agent Mack went as far al
AltAiS, Nltit tlt lldlu " as HIT " q lal -
delegation of railroad men from Mon
mouth and other points below.
If there was a ghost of a show of Nor
gans being elected, he would consume
his time and salary 10 giving employment
to the numerous deputyships that havt
been promised. Howard Wells is thu
latest mads public, with his father a
| turnkey. Alas how cruel it is to disap
point so many.
VIM. McEniry secretary of the demo
cratic county convention, received repl,
this morning from T. J. Schofeld, thu
brilliant young orator of Carthage, &C
ceptiug an invitation to address the citi'
zens of Moline on the issues of the day
next Saturday evening. Oct. 80. Mr.
Schofield is one of the brightest practi
TONERS at the Honcock county bar. an,
had the honor of renominating Hon. W
II. Niece for congress at the recent den
ocratic convention.
Vote for N man for congress aehO 6tlieCsS
g5Eigg tie artdOUS OF pFiUGieS as large a peHSiC
as TIE lctdotrs Of commissioned Officers.