Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-05
BRIEFLETS.

Fresh bulk oysters at Lamps.
Neufchatel cheese at Hawley's.
Nice turnips, at F. G. Young's.
Bellaower apples, at L. G. Youngs.
Remember the cloak sale at McCabe's.
Go TIC the city feed mills for your feed.
Fur, Jersey and Scotch caps at Lloyd
6 Stewards.
Dressed chickens and turkeys at
Lamps.
Gloves and mittens in abundance. at
Lloyd & Stewards.
The best brands Of wines, liquors and
cigars, at Schocker's-
Beautiful fur robes, all colors, at Lloyd
& Stewards.
Save 81 per barrel by buying your
flour of Streckfus & Schaab.
If you are looking for bargains in un-
derwear, call at Libermans.
Be sure and see Streckfus & Schaab
before buying your -four.
The Streets of New York company are
stopping at the Rock Island house.
Mr.. J. w. Simonson, of Port Byron,
was a caller at the ARGUS office today.
The best lager always fresh at Schock
ers. Second avenue, second door west of
the Harper house.
President Cleveland has named Thurs.
day, November 25, as the day of thanks
giving AMI prayer.
The wholesale flour store of Streekfus
u Schaab Is retailing flour at wholesale
prices.
The Central shoe store has most
complete line of boots, shoes and Slip
pers.
An elegant line of silk embroidered
initial suspenders only 80 cents, at Lib
ermsns. =
For sale cheap-Two good hard coal
stoves. Address or inquire of 0. Leonard
at stove works.
Mr.. W. H. Munger, acting treasurer of
the Lester & Allen Minstrel company,
has returned to the city.
If you like oysters, drop in and try a
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city, at krell & Maths.
The new stock of Newmarkets and
other garments at McCa5e's are the best
sellers they have had this season.
John Daiber, the popular clerk at H.
Lamps grocery, has returned from his
vacation and resumed his place in the
store.
Those fur-trimmed short wraps at
S4.5O at McCabe Bros. have been selling
very freely this week, and cannot last
much longer.
Mr.. John Kennedy, of Dodge's add
ton, is the happy father of new boy,
who arrived at the parental mansion
yesterday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Frank, of the firm of Gal.
lingher & Frank, of Chicago, is IN the
city for few days, the guest of his I'M
Gle, Mr.. S. Berkson and family.
A company of twenty-five soldiers
from Jefferson barracks, near st. Louis
went north on Conductor Whitfield
train on the c.. B. & @. last night
The canvassing board, consisting OF
County Clerk Donaldson and Justices
Cooke, of this city, and Adams, of Mi
Ian, are cauyassing the returns of the re-
cent election this afternoon.
This has been a great cloak week at
McCabe Bros. Among other special gar
ments they have sold 81 heavy boucle
tailor made jackets at $36S They now
have but very few left.
Mrs. Hattie Meyers. of Denver, and
Mrs. Jennie Maggie. of Cheyenne, Col.
are in the city visiting relatives and old
acquaintances of their girlhood days, and
of course are having pleasant time
The Baptist parsonage was the scene
of quiet wedding on Wednesday even,
ing, the Both inst The Rev l. w. Read
Joined in holy wedlock. Mr. Albert Ry-
der, of Rock Island, and Miss Addie
Shaffer, of Loganspogt lid. few
friends only of the interested parties be-
ing present.
Mr. John A, Wilson, of Rural, was in
the city today. He does not feel at all
badly over his defeat for county Judge,
and attaches no blame to the democrats
for it. He freely censures several lead
ers of the labor party, however, Tor their
support of a republican for congress, and
also a portion of the republican county
ticket. Mr.. Wilson deprecates Congress
man Neeces defeat more than he does
his own.
Good Investment