Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-26
BRIEFLETS.
Choice mince-meat, at Lamps.
Oysters aud celery, at Lamps.


he has bargains to offer
Gentlemeu's calfskin mittens only %
cents pa,r at the Golden Eagle.
Fur goods and underwear arriving to-
day at Lloyd & Stewards.
Clark Corbin, postmaster at Carbon
Cliff, was in the city yesterday.
An unusual crowd was at the blanket
sale today, at McCabe Bros.
Seal skin caps and gloves, at LLOYD &
Stewards.
Oysters by the can or dish, at Krell &
Maths.
A full line of fur and seal skin caps, at
Liberman's.
Oysters served in all styles, at Krell &
Maths oyster parlor.
S. T. Watkins has a fine lot of hard
wood for sale at reasonable prices.
The first consignment OF Knox hats
have Just been received, at Libermans.
Money to loan by the Building associa-
ton, Tuesday. Nov. =.
Unlaundried shirts, 80 cents, else where
10 cents, at Liberman's.
Good white or gray underwear for gen
tlemen, only % cents each, at the Golden
Eagle
If you like oysters, drop in and try a
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city, at krcll Il Maths.
A new telephone has been put in Pet
tits grocery store. on Third avenue and
Ninth street. 1t is No. 1853.
Lost-A package of Sunday school
books: finder will please leave at ARGUS
office.
Bed comforts and blankets were never
offered so cheap as those sample lots now
going at the great sale at McCabes.
The Central shoe store has grand
stock of fall and winter boots and
shoes a
The Golden Eagle is the agency for the
celebrated Swift, Caudce aud Chestshield
brands of underwear
Supt. W. j. Browne. of the Rock Isl
and Plow works, has gone to Texas on a
business trip.
AL Frantz has returned from Milwau>
kee and the hunting resorts of that por-
ton of Wisconsin.
]. J. Reimers and wife, and Hon. II j..
C. Cleaveland and wife left for Chicago
last night,
J. r. Johnston and wife returned last
evening from very pleasant visit to
Chicago.
Conductor Eckhart uf the Milan street
car line, has supplied his cars with heat
ers, which makes them very comfort
able.
1t was Mrs Ifa Brusso, wife of Frank
Brusso, of Andalusia, who was adjudged
insane in the county court yesterday, in
stead of Miss Brusso as stated.
Teachers certificates have been issued
to Miss Sadie Pulleu, OF Drury, and
Messrs. Samuel Odell, OF Port Byron, and
J. W. Moxon, of Reynolds
John Klayla. of Harper Kan. is in the
city on visit 10 his brother. in law. Fred
He was born and raised in
Rock Island and this is his first return for
five years.
Robert Wagner son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Wagner on the avenue, left last
evening for New York City to study the
art of brewing Ernest Wagner succeeds
him as cashier in the Atlantic brewery.
Chas B. Soule of Chicago, general
agent of the Penu life insurance
company, is in the city arranging for the
payment for the policy for 5000 on the
life of the late Mrs Anns Recl.
William Robb has returned from Ne
braska and resumed charge of the towers
aud business of the Brush Electric Light
company for the winter. ROhb was one
of the best electricians the Rock Island
company ever had.
Rev. Louis Braisted. pastor of Zion
Baptist church at lie Claire, Iowa. eX-
pired suddenly yesterday morning. HC
was sixty years of age and his death oc
CURED on "a train between Cedar Rapid.
and Davenport.
This is just the weather to buy you 3
new overcoat. Before purchasing be sure
to call at the Golden Eagle and examine
the immense line which comprises all the
latest styles in English and French wor>
steds, lneltons. kerseys chinchillas, fur,
beavers, etc Call and examine
The most gratifying results are shown
in the liberal response given TO McCab
Bros. blanket advertisement for thi
week. Their large stores were LITERAL,
crowded Yesterday aud today with tn
bargain seekers, attracted by the specia
offerings.
When Congressman Niece and Messrs
E. W. Hurst aud W. H. Lundy went {,
Drury on their political jaunt, they wer
the guests of Supervisor Herbert Fosie
and wife. and they were royalty enter
tanned. Miss Lucy Peetz. of this city,
teaching there, aud boarding at Mr. Eos
ters.
The great event at st. Josephs fai
this week IS the contest fora gold>heade
cane between Mr.. Gest and Hon. W. II
Niece, candidates for congress Til,
fair opened last evening at Turner hall
and will continue during this week, bu
the contest for the prize will close Thurs
day evening.