Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-15
BRIEFLETS.

Opal rings at Patlerson's.
See Polk tomorrow night.
Tailors wanted at once, at Hopes.
Sweet cider, at Truesdale s. O'Connor's.
Silver chatlain watches at Patterson's.
Wait for the Knox hats at Liberman's
this week
Choice pears, at Truesdale & O'Con-
nor's.
Latest novelties in ladies' lace pins at
Patterson's.
Sewing machines and needles, at Tay-
lors
Moonstone and emerald rings, at Pat.
terson's.
A fire line of unlaundered shirts at
Liberman's.
Oysters by the can or dish, at Krell 6
Maths.
Fine ounces. at Truesdale s. OCon-
nor's
Liberman has choice line of seasonal
BILE underwear.
Ladies' gold Chatham watches at Patter-
sons.
See Lloyd & Stewards new hats-the
latest thing out.
Oysters served in all styles, at Krell s.
Maths oyster parlor.
Wanted-A good ironer at Harper
house laundry.
New silk hats, the latest styles at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Fine bell flower apples, at Truesdale &
|OConnor's.
The great comedian Polk. tomorrow
night at Harper's theatre.
Lloyd & Stewards for underwear and
furnishing goods.
The Central shoe store has most COM
plete line of boots, shoes and slippers.
For rent-A suite of rooms suitable for
man and wife Inquire at No. 14l4,
Third avenue.
Fine Malaga grapes and Spanish
onions, at Boro's, under Rock Island Ma
ti0nal bank
Don't fail to see Confusion at Har-
pers theatre Tuesday evening of next
week.
Q ne hundred baskets of choice grapes
that must be sold at once. at Truesdale
& Connors.
Do you like Mixed Pkkles?" try
some at Harper'8 theatre tomorrow night.
and see if you don't.
Go where the crowd goes. to Harper's
theatre all next week to see the great
Fieldings. Prices. 10, 20 and 30 cents.
If you like oysters, drop in and try a
dish of the best New York counts kept
in the city, at krell Il Maths.
AT the Broadway church at 7:30 this
evening, Rev S. S. Cryer will deliver the
lecture preparatory to the communion ON
Sunday morning
The many friends of Miss Anna Hens
derson will be pleased to know that
under DR.. Cowden's watchful care she is
out of danger and is expected to be out
in a short time.
The young folks of the First Baptist
church gave supper last evening and
many improved the opportunity of get
ting a wholesome meal served in the
most becoming manner.
Mr.. A. J, Powers, the genial assistant
general agent of the Scottish-American
Land Co, will be with Medill, Whites
head & Matthews the first of next week,
for the purpose of closing up some large
sales of land in North western-Iowa.
He will probably remain all week and
will avail himself of the opportunity to
talk Iowa lands to the farmers in this
community.
At Chicago last week, l. Preston Rice
was granted divorce from Mile E.
Rice on the grounds of desertion. The
defendant in the suit resides in the city
at the present time. 1t is said that not
long ago she attempted to get lega! sep
aration from her husband on the ground
of desertion, but was unsuccessful, but he
seems to have played the same card with
better results.
The creative genius displayed by Me-
Cabe Bros, millinery artists, has been
very evident during their two days open
ing exhibit, and they feel highly gratified
at the substantial manifestion as shown
in the numerous sales of their most Sc =
lect and elegant patterns. many of which
have gone to deck the leading bellies of
our own and neighboring cities.
Miss c. L. Patterson has received some
very fine goods in solid silverware suit
able for wedding presents. They ale the
latest novelties in the market and should
be seen by all who contemplate purchas,
ing fine gifts for wedding presents. 80
see is to appreciate" is what can be said
of Miss Pattersons new silverware. Re-
member her goods are all new; no old
stock in store.
A Good Investment
Anyone who mas ever dealt in lands,
knows that no investment of money will
so surely and quickly yield return, as
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