Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-18
BRIEELETS.

BRIEfLETS.
Oysters at Krell & Maths.
Ice cream atsKrell & Maths.
Nice ripe bananas at MAYS.
Fine oysters and celery at Mays.
Choice hams and bacon at Mays.
Mr.. F P WEIGH returned to Minooka
this noon.
Oysters served in all styles, also by the
can. at Kren & Maths
DR., Bernhard and family have returned
from their "trip abroad.
Rev. J. q. Wright, of West Liberty, is
spending the day with old frieuds in
this city.
Tomorrow-towel day at McCabe |
Bros turkish bath towels cents each; |
worth 10 cents
Step in to Krell & Maths and get
dish of fresh oysters. They serve them
up in all styles.
Towelsl Towels Towelsl Is, IS and
% cent towels selling for 10 cents at Nc
Cabe Bros this week
The new Improvement association has
an important meeting at the council
chamber this evening.
Knotted fringe, drawn-work towels 25
cents each at McCabe Bros Glass tow
els cents each-al linen.
The uptown democrats will meet this
evening at their hall in Dimock's block to
transact business matters.
Messrs. Ernest Harms and Oloff Atkin-
son left for Champaign to attend the III
inois university, last night.
Mr. c. B. Holmes, of the Chicago
street railway syndicate. arrived at the
Harper again this morning.
Mrs. Peter Cyrnan died at her home on
Eleventh street, Sunday, aged twenty>six
years. The funeral occurred this after
noon.
|. Messrs. T. R. and Stuart Harper re-
turn to their studies at Chester, Pa Mill
tary Academy either tonight or tomorrow
morning.
: Rev. A. B. Medium and Rev. W. S
> Marquis left this afternoon for Keithsbure
to attend the meeting of the Rock river
: presbytery.
II Col. and Mrs. H B. Burgh and daugh
e ter have gone to Chicago to attend tn,
IL reunion of Col. Burgh's old Ninth cav,
s. airy association, and of which he is pres
u ident.
Us James Taylor, of Taylor Ridge, toda,
u sold to Mr.. D. T. Robinson, of this city
: for consideration of $4,000 an extern
- sive tract of land in the village of Taylor
e. Ridge.
It Towel day tomorrow at McCabe Bros
III 1,400 pounds OF towels and linens adde
es to their linen department today One IL
~ of Turkish bath towels cents each; was
e rags cent each.
Us Mr.. John Coyne, the drsymsn. broke
'is railroad signal cap on Market square, tn
u and the inhabitants on all sides of th
" square swarmed about to see what he hs
se done to make so much noise.
II you want to see a grand display {
:, fine French candies just step in to Kre
@ & Maths confectionery and take loo
at their cases. They have received
- fresh supply and all so fresh and nice
!, Try half, or pound box.
~ Mr. Charles Schneider, for several yea
OK head salesman at Reads grocery on NJ
On line avenue, has been engaged in Il
=, same capacity at the new Elm street gr
=, cery. Mr.. Schneider is courteous al
,sl obliging young man and thoroughly u
nd derstands the grocery business.
re- James Murphy was arrested in Moli
out last evening for illegal voting, havil
vi cast ballot at Coal Valley and at Nil
IN at the election two years ago. He "
m indicted by the May grand jury and b
been keeping out of sight since He W
ost locked up in the county Jail.
in The c., B. & Q railroad company
,ers contracted with Galesburg real ests
agent to furnish by next spring fifty fy
room tenement cottages. all to be cree,
A within six blocks of the 20" depot
that city. The houses will all be of
wi same architectural design.
re- Quite number from this city attend
pm the lawn party at the residence of S.
Viele in Moline last evening 1t wa
brilliant society event and was attend
b of by many from Davenport as well as R
, A. island and Moline. A beautiful pavill
Sso' for dancing and q handsomely carpe
Otto tent with fireplace were among the nc
| faotnr~c ~ the fair