The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-24
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nj A. L,ow whom to trade wi'n'
'rt "i1r a. list, is the responsible firm
w ee11.ad., & Huber, and although young
~ = IA hands at the business. Persons
sr;n need of anything in their line cannot do
halter than to leave their orders at Solander
rs Hubers,' where all work is warranted and
prices are reasonable.
: John Fisher, the we'll known dispenser OF
! cigars and tobacco, with all their suxillia-
fries, comes next, and is particularly worthy
. of mention, for he has alarge stock of every
t.think in his line of business, makes good
= cigsr, sells reasonable, ann is as honest as
the day is long. Give him call.
:: Then in reading on down the column you
see the names of Stern & Bear, as good
!, firm as any in the city, who call attention
: to stock which we know to be extensive
il and good, and is offered at cheap rates.
b They have just received the spring styles OF
! caps which they will be in readiness to offer
! to the public tonight. Don't forget Stern q
= Bear.
Jacob Rsmser. successor TO Smith, next
!. claims your attention, and asks an inspee-
!. ton of his elegant stock of watches, clocks
4 and jewelry. He claims TO be the best en-
gfaver and jeweler in this vicinity. Give
b his qualities test.
o Those desiring good photographs of
? themselves or friends, should patronize the
establishment next mentioned, that Of |. G.
Peck. Many years experience in the bust
ness has enabled Mr. Peck to reach an hon
ored position inh bis calling and his workman
ship is as good as the best; therefore we
say, if you want good photographs at cheap
rates, call at his gallery.
The Harper House Shaving and Bathing
Palace, conducted By A. J. Ford, is fast be-
coming the favorite shaving saloon in the
city, which it is no wonder, for his workmen
are skillful scrapers, his rooms are neatly
furnished, and promptness is a motto at his
place. Try Ford's elixir of lAsher, and com
= pound of skill and sharp razor for rough
face. 1t never fails.
The down town tin and stove store of
, Gross & BranIgan is a we'll stocks I'D and well
conducted place. The firm is good one
4 both young men, and first class workmeu,
who have made their start in life in good
locality, and with q good trade awaiting
them. We hope they will prosper, and
}, would recommend them to the citizens Of
1 that part OF town sad the community at
e large as q good and reliable firm, who IN
, derstand their business. If they attend to
it, they are sure to prosper.
Peter Oleum, esq, next throws light
7pon q subject which has heretofore been
If shrouded in mystery and darkness. In the
beginning Of the world light was created
and light has been considered indispensable
A ever since. For further and nou-explosigt
light upon this subject we refer tie public
TO Mr.. J. 7. Ritchey, who dispensesthe non
l. explosive fluid to numerous customers.
grocery card is no new thing to our
ia readers, but when presented by such rella
=, BILE gentleman as Mr.. Mittelbsrger, is GER
tainly worthy of attention. The Capt. served
honosably in the war for the Union, and il
y we'll known to our readers, but, aside from
II his personal worth, he has the largest enc
choicest selection of groceries and provis-
lois to be found in the city. His prices ar
so low, that his store is known as the cheap
est grocery in town. Located in the bust
ness part of the city, be can deliver good
n Nf - uh,ah ha doas F-aa n,
d charge. Remember the Captain, wheI
ordering your Sunday groceries.
The Old Insurance Agency is GER
y tainly deserving of mention. The com
panes represented are the best doing bus
ness in tn Union, aud the responsible
st agent, Mr.. E. S. Shaw, has had q II ore e.
I'd tended and practical experience in, and COZ
nection with, the business, than any oths
agent now doing business in the city.
~ 5. Shaw, /. A, We repeat. is an insuranc
agent Of FIRST class ability, and represent
&C the best companies, therefore Shaw is yol
man when you want insurance. Ses h
be card.
N Last, but not least, is the card Of Mr..
10 Mosher, who does business in the lowe
part Of town. Mr.. M has had practical ex p
rience at tailoring, aud can do as neat q jc
'o' as the best. His second hand clothing
:" sold at prices that enables poor folks
Nc make q respectable appearance. He all
"' dispenseS the non plosive petroleum, al
casts considerable light on dark subjects
Ii. that part of town. Leave your old cloth
ne at Mosher's, and you will be repaid.