The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-19
BRiEFLETS.

Snow balls at Hawley's
A quiet little party wiihoctar tonight
Brick and Swiss cheese, Nat Hawley's.
Fresh trout and white fish at Young's.
Stewards Fair" and and 10 cent
store for bargains.
Don't forget to call at The Central shoe
store when in need OF boots. shoes or
slippers
Cheap rates to Kansas apply to MedHl,
Whitehead & Matthews
A choice variety of fresh vegetables will
be received in the morning at Hawley's.
Henry Lamp has just tapped barrel
of nice sweet cider.
Stewards Fair" and ) and 10 cent
store for cheap goods
Fresh vegetables of all kinds Just re-
ceiVcd, at Lamps.
You can save money by trading at
Stewards Fair" and and 10 cent store.
o. G. Dohlman, of South Rock Island,
left today for Rockford on a prospective
tour.
1t pays to buy goods at Stewards Far
aud and 10 cent store.
j n. O'Neil leaves tonight for South
crn Minnesota where he assumes charge
OF an extensive stock farm
Ifyou want cheap goods 90 to Stewart 5
Fair" and and 10 cent store
Miss Hattie Harvey was expected 10
give an exhibition at the rink tonight,
but She is unable TO reach here in time
A telephone has been placed in John
Miller's livery stable Ii is No 1872, tho
same that WAS used ia the ahattoir meat
market
Stewards Far" and ) and 10 cent
store, for bargains.
The assassination of Lincoln vvidlS
represented at G. A. Il. entertainment
also capture of jeff Davis See program
Full orchestra.
The Rock Island rink will not be open
until Monday evening, WHEN Lifts con,
gress of wonders will open weeks en-
gagement.
Stcwarls Fair" and ) and 10 cen
store, for cheap goods.
Superintendent Sidlow of the Rock
Island & Peoria, and wife returned from
the south, yesterday, Mrs. W & Fer
guson accompanying them,
1t pays TO buy goods Mt Stewards Fair
and and 10 cent store.
Insure in the BoylSton Insurance Co. Of
Boston, Mass, organized 1872 Asset.
nearly 81 100000 L. W Hurst, agent
Office over Rock Island National Bank
You can save money by trading al
Stewards Fair" and 5 and 10 cent store
A progressive quilting party" is one
of the latest craacs in this progressive
age. One was held at Monmouth th,
other night, and we consider this one o
the best ideas yet hit upon.
Fulton Market Meyer was taken tc
Princeville, Peoria county, by Deputy
Marshal Miller of that place, this after,
noon to answer charges of obtaining
goods under false pretenses there.
If you want cheap goods 90 to Stewart
Fair" and and 10 cent store.
A very pleasing musical entertainment
was given at Armory\ hall hast eyenrn q
under the auspices of the, SECOND Blpli, t
church. Among the performers were
Mr.. f. McGaul, Mrs. Il. Twiggs, Mis-,
Lutte Harding, Miss Mary Watkins and
Miss f. Thurman, all of whomNhqutteC
themselves with much credit.
Medil, Whitehead d Matthews, will
run two excursion to Kansas next week
One leaving via c., r. l. g. F., on mex
Tuesday evening for Graham and Tregt
counties, where choice farming lands cal
be bought at IS per acre, only 81 pc
acre down, balance on long, time, the
other leaving via c., r. / Il p, on We'd
day evening for Ford county. Rates tt
| Kansas lower than ever
The case of Margaret Moran, of Mo
line, inquiry into whose mental condition
was commenced in the county court yes
terday before a jury consisting of Dr. G
L. Eyster, Patrick Ferron, Edwin Ward,
! Charles Fl. Leonard, A. j. Thompson