Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-30
BRIEFLETS.
Choice chestnuts, at Lamps.

Choice chestnuts at Lamps
Buy your fur cap at Libermans.
Machine oil and needles, at Taylor's.
Nice Muscatine island sweet potatoes,
at Lamps
Shawknlt hose and underwear at
Lloyd & Stewards
E. P Reynolds, Esq, is con fined to
his bed with Illness.
Have you seen those beautiful muffiers
at LLOYD and Stewards
Tenderloin and venison steaks and
fresh msckerel al II. j. Symes.
See the new novelty in travelling
cap at Lloyd Il Stewards
Lothar Harms and party went ont on
hunting expedition this morning
Don't forget the entertainment al Tur-
ner Hall next Thursday evening.
The Central shoe store is the place to
to buy your supply of boots and shoes.
Turkeys. ducks and chickens at c. E.
Hawley's.
The finance committee of the board of
supervisors is in session at the court
house
Postmaster Freeberg. of Coal Valley,
was welcome visitor to the city yester-
day.
We make specially of flour and retail
it at wholesale prices. streckfus &
Schaab
Attention is called TO the want colImn
for an agent for the L. 5. D. P Associs,
ton.
County Treasurer>elect John Schster.
Of Port Byron. was in the city this morn
ing.
| remember the entertainment to be Civ
en- by the Ladies Aid Society Thursday
evening.
w, F Crawford Esq, left last night
for Chicago to serve rs juror in the
L S District court.
Guidu Beck, Of Dubuque, Is in the city
on visit mir Beck was formerly an
| architect in Rock Island.
UvercoaIs aud suits to order from the
best material at the very lowest possible
prices for the next 30 days, at Hopes
the tailor.
h.. fg.p t.tt1 IL
wheat, rye flour, rye meal graham, corn
meal, ground fresh every day Streckfus
Il Schaab
Don't forget the entertainment 10 be
given by the Ladies Aid Society of
BearISley camp, : V al Turner Hall
Thursday evening
Miss CIart Schleumer will leave Wed.
nesday evening for Fremont, Neb., to
spend the wiuler with her cousin. Mrs.
George BasIer
Stop and hgurc what 30 bounds of oats.
~ pounds of shrllcd corn cost, then see
what the city mills sell 100 pounds chop
feed for Ssrccktus Il sehaab
FmnkIu Lucas was fined S. and costs
By Magistrate Bennett, yesterday. for us
ing improper language Fine was sus>
pended upon promise of good behavior
Two inches more of snow upon the
present surface would make admirable
sieiehing. and We would then realize some
of the inducements for Rock Islands
driving park
Joseph L. Haas, Esq has fitted I'D a
cozy room adjoining his office in Hull's
block over the First NslionIl bank,
where he intends keeping sort of
bachelors hall this winter,
Engineer Richard has returned from
Freeport, where he was called by the
serious illness of his mother The sum-
monine of all the children to the old
Iedys bedside seemed to give her new
lease of life. and she is now on a fair
way TO recovery.
John Q Adams, Esq, of Presumption.
was in the city today Mr.. Adams is
one of the ARGUS best friends, and one
of the original supporters of the paper.
having subscribed for it constantly since
1S47, and today commenced on his forti-
eth year. He is a friend worth having.
The two story frame house OF
Fl. P. Webster. at Taylor Ridge
was burned down last Sunday morn
ing. Mr. Webster loses his house
hold furniture as well, entailing loss of
about 81 200. A subscription is being
raised at Taylor Ridge for Mr. Webster's
benefit, $50 having been realized already
Go west, young man. go west" was
the advice Horace Greeley gave 10 young
men. E. W. Spencer is following this
advice and hopes to close out his entire
business by the first of April Those
wanting cook or heating stoves or house
furnishing goods will find bis cost prices
way down.
Congressman-elect W II Gest is in
receipt of letter from r. j GRIEF ESQ 81,
J L. Dryden's law partner at Monmouth
stating that while Mr.. Dryden's condition
is no worse it is certainly no better, but
that he will keep Mr. Gtst posted as to
Mr. Dryden. 1t is feared that the inner
| wall of the skull has been injured.