The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-07
BRIErLETS.

Feather fans 25 cents at McIntire's.
Straw hats in abundance, at Liber mans |
A nice line of studios, at Kingsbury's.
Dress goods at McIntire's on Tuesday. |
Mr.. Joseph Gaskel, of Minneapolis. |
spent Sunday in the city.
Light gauze underwear, u Liberman's.
Mr.. Robert Lee of eye was in the
city on Saturday.
August Theade won the cyszy quilt at
Theodore Holdorf's rattle.
Ii you. want bargains An May Bros
stock call at once
Maj H. C. Connolly making some
telling Improvements inAis law office.
Cornerer Halves is house cleaning to-
day.
Prints cents yard at MoIntire's on
Tuesday, cents.
Mr.. J. j. Johnson, formerly of Cor
dova. but now of Omaha, was at the
Harper house on Saturday.
Light colored stiff hats at Liberman's.
The Central shoe store cannot be ex-
celled in good goods and reasonable
prices.
Tickets to the concert this evening are
on sale at Knells furniture store. Price
so, % ana Is cents.
Most of the city grScers commencing
tonight, will close Regularly at eight
O'Clock
Goods are being brought forwsrd so
they can be seen at May Bros. old
stand
Bargains in fans at McIntre's. Feather
fans in pink, blue, scaalet and white, 95
cents each.
Chas. Truesdale has returned home
from two weeks trip to the west and
north.
Jones, the Davenport bigamist was
sent to the Anamosa penitenliary for
four years hard labor
G. o. Huckstaedt went to Savanna this
morning to see his brother law. who
is sick there.
Rock Island win be well feprese nted at
the trottiug meeting at Rreeport this
week
The court house proved haven of re
treat for about Il dozen Young couple S
last night. when the rain storm came up
Chas. W. Negus left for Freeport this
morning, where his horse, ROB Roy, trots
in the three>minute race tomorrow.
The gang of track layers for the Union
street railway company, have reached the
court house coming up on Third avenue
Try our fruit tablets and waters, also
a new line of fine French candies, Just
rec eiyed at Krel & Maths.
Maj. j. NJ Beardsley, arrived home
from Chicago this morning where he
had been attending to some legal bust
ness.
The greatest bargains in dress goods
ever offered in Rock Island at McIntire
& Cos on Tuesdays inch cloth, al
wool, at 81 cents vard-black, cream
and brown only.
Mr.. c. T. Dart has moved into his ele.
CANT new house, Eighth avenue and
Twenty second street. Among othel
things, Mr. Dart has laid concrete wall
around the outside of his premises.
Fifty dollars will be paid to any person
finding any adulieration in Krell & Math
ice cream. They guarantee their ice
cream 10 made from strictly pure cream
Try their ice cream and compare it will
others.
The ARGUS was misinf0rmed when
speaking of the rattle of Mr.. Geo Jones,
table. and saying it had taken place.
There are yet some tickets to be sold be-
fore the raffl takes place, and all who
wish to try their chance at drawing a
table the equal of which in fine work and
artistic skill can not he exceled. can still
have an opportunity to do so.
Mr.. NJ. Welke has purchased the saloon
: fixtures from Mr.. John Schneider o,
Twenty second street and Fourth avenue
and will continue the business at the oil
stand. He has acted as barkeeper TO
John Mueller at the Union house, ant
for Ernest Strate. and is therefor
well adapted to conduct first elias
place. as he undoubtedly will Mr.
Welke invites bis friends to give him
call