Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
BRIEFLETS.

| tnliuren all WOOL SCHOOL mltlS centS |
pair tomorrow at McCabe Bros.
Remember the fair and supper at the |
NJ. E, church, Tuesday evening. Dec. z.
Children's wool leggins Is cents q
pair at McCabes
Fresh bulk oysters solid meats, 25 |
cents per quart, at Lamps.
DR.. Jas. Cozad, of Reynolds, is in the
city today.
See the new novelty In travelling cap
at Lloyd & Stewards.
Martin Kingman, Esq. of Peoria, was
at the Harper house last night
Another new invoice of fine flannel
shirts at Lloyd & Stewards.
The largest line of gloves aud caps
in this city at Robinson's, Liberman's old
stand.
Ladies fine camel's hair underwear 81
cents; the greatest bargain of the season
at McCabe Bros.
We make specially of flour and retail
it at wholesale prices Streckfus &
Schaab.
Cut prices on underwear at McCabe's
Children's all wool scarlet vests aud pants
% cents
The Coal Valley Mining company re-
duced the price on nut coal ten cents a
ton today.
Ladies wool leggins 80 cents a pair,
would be good value for 80 cents at
McCabe Bros
Do not fail to examine Robinsons
stock of silk ard cashmere muffiers at
Liberman's old stand.
Sheriff>elect T. S. Sllvis arrived from
his southwestern trip this morning having
visited his parents near Fit Scott, Kan.
Gents fancy striped camels hair un>
derwear 81 cents at jMcCabe Bros. Sold
elsewhere at 81.
Overcoats and suits to order from the
best material at the very lowest possible
prices for the next thirty DAYS. at Hopes
the tailor
1t will be learned with with deep regret
that Mr.. Ben Harper experienced rest
less night, and is not so comfortable to,
day.
Teachers certificates have been issued
by the county superintendent to Miss
Lavina Powell, of Illinois City, and Mr.
VIII S. Price, of Orion.
Mr.. II. Schmacht of Murrins old
place on Ninth street, will set fine game
lunch Tomorrow evening. He invites his
friends to call and see him
The finance committee of the city coun-
Gil meets tomorrow evening to audit bills
for the city councils consideration next
Monday evening.
Go to the city mills for YOUR -four, buck.
wheat, rye flour, rye meal, graham, corn
meal, ground fresh every day. Streckfus
Il Schaab
Stop and figure what 5Opounds of oats,
so pounds of Shelled corn cost, then see
what tie city mills sell 100 pounds chop
feed for. Slreckfus & Schaab
Messrs, Harry Burton, Ralph Vanbouten
and I. 7. Catterall passed through Rock
Island the first of the week, having left at
Rochelle, Ogle county ,one hundred mules,
bringing with them nine head of horses
belonging to I. s. Burton of this city.
Mr.. J. Smith OF Dubuque, was il the
city yesterday in attendance upon the
funeral of his sister, the late Mrs Me-
dill Mr.. Smith was formerly in journal
ism in Rock Island, being employed on
the ARGUS and other papers.
Henry L. Richly, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Richly. died this morning at 2
O'Clock, aged seventeen years and three
days Funeral from the family residence
92l Fourth avenue. At 10 O'Clock Friday
morning. Friends of the family and
brothers of lodge No IS |. o. O. F. are
invited to attend.
County Clerk Donaldson received
from Governor Oglesby this morn.
ing the commissions of the county Off
GERS elected at the recent election, and dis.
trihuted them to the proper persons;
Judge Adams. R. A Donaldson, T. S.
Silvis and John Schafer. Jr
The Rock Island Brush Electric Light
company has placed pole light at the
corner of the Armory building in order
that the public may be able TO find the
police station at night in case of necessi-
ty to do so. and to light the city fathers
into the council chamber.
As the carriage trade of the Children's
Carriage company has so increased they
have decided to discontinue The manufac-
ture of reed and rattan chairs, SO will
close out the stock on hand at prices
never before offered on these goods. If
you wish 20 make Christmas present,
call at The factory and examine the line
of chairs
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Warner returned
this morning from Rockford, where they
have been visiting, and were obliged to
return sooner than they expected, be-
cause of telegram sent them yesterday,
informing them of the flooding of their
house on Nineteenth street by the burst
ing OF water pipe up stairs. There
was great deal of damage done to
ceilings, furniture and carpets by the
mishap.
At the Theatre.
The Stevens Dramatic company pres