The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-15

opposite First National Bank, where all orders |
can be left for the ARGUS, and where all Moline |
business is transacted by o. j. Beardslee. Busi- |
ness notices should be handed In by noon 10 Gu /
sure publication the same day.
DG-Go to Epstein's for holiday goods.
DG Every thing in the toy line at Han.
necke's.
RGrHave you all seen those 50-cent kid
gloves at Fisk & Co.'s2
nail Preaching at the Baptist church by
the pastor tomorrow morning and evening.
Sunday school at II NJ. All are invited.
H0~Fisk & Co. are always busy, for
they sell for cash and one price to all.
B9Thls evening and tomorrow will be
held the Turner fair at Timm's Hall.
They have an endless variety of things
for sale.
RG~Fisk Il Co. have many nice goods
suitable for Christmas presents.
g0Epstein, Star Block, Rock Island,
leads the van and sells goods cheaper than
elsewhere in the three cities.
RG~J. S. Hill, of Cincinnati, father of
s. NJ. and Q. NJ Hill, OF Dimock, Gould q
Co., is spending few days IN the city with
his sons,
BNThe post whichSsupported the pro-
fessiopa gentiemens shingles, at the
entrance to Richards 4 Sohrbeek's second
floor, tell this morning badly demoralIzlng
the signs.
B9~ Those who buy goods at Fisk &
Go. don't have to pay any bad debts
Tor goods are sold strictly for cash, and
marked on cash basis.
AG-Theo. Stenger has leased and re6t-
ted the Bridge House, Wells street, and is
prepared to furnish a limited number OF
boarders with the best. of accommodations.
l2d4t
B9@Fisk & Go. are offering special in
ducements. IN every department to cash
buyers.
"a Binding of every description done
Oh close figures at The ARGUS bindery
where in the three cities. First class work
guaranteed. If
E9~ Ladies' gold watches, chains, neck
laces, plain and fancy sets of jewelry, solid
gold and set rings, and everything 10 the
Ejewelry line at lower prices than ever be
tore offered for the holiday trade. Ep-
stein, Star Block, Rock Island, Ill.
RGHPhil. Savage, first class barber,
has leased aDd permanently established
| himself in the old Pershing barber shop,
where he invites all mis- friends and others
to give him call. The shop is being re-
| fitted 10 frst-class style. 10 dot
BG@CLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs. W
| have still lett few choice cloakS which
will be sold under New York manufactur.
ers prices to close out the lot.
FISK & Co.
BsA-Gr. E. Okerberg is fitting up bis
ljeWelry room in the new block with elegant
new show cases and other furniture tC
correspond, and will move his stock thereto
about the middle of next week. When
settled 10 the new quarters he will have
the most commodious jewelry store in the
city.
BG@Fisk & Co. are giving great bar
gains in fine cloaks. Now is the time tC
purchase.
Ra@A meeting of working men was
held last evening at Reese's Hall tor The
purpose of organizing into a society fol
mutual assistance. Mr.. Geo. Cornwall
occupied the chair and appointed Oliver
Gunnel. A. Booth and Samuel Atwater
committee to draft constitution and by
laws and present to the club at its mex
meeting,
BI~CLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs.-Fisl
& Go. to-day opened q new arrival 0
cloaks, at fully 30 per cent. from early fal
prices,
RSrWhen w. G.. Morris went to te
last evening he found neighbor lady il
his kitchen dissecting q turkey. He though
somewhat strange of this, but said nothing
and passed into the sitting room wher
were few more friends. The myster
increased and he inquired it this was DC
rather sudden aud wondered why he ha
not known it sooner if there was to be
party there. While in the midst of per
picking conjectures Mrs. Morris came i
and explanations ensued, during which th
J captain was made to understand that /
was the fifteenth anniversary of thei
marriage, and these friends had bee
invited in by his good wife to help celebrat
! the event. After partakIBg of an excellen
; supper the guests fingered until nea
midnight, spending the evening in pleas
ant converse. Morris confesses havin
deem caught this time, but prides himse
: that he was not caught with his hair dow
and ready for bed, as people have been 0
some occasions
BGFFisk 4 Co. open today 500 pair {
fladies' button kid gloves, in choice VIII
ter shades, and being DESTROYS of closiu
> out the lot will offer them at the low pric
+ of so cents.
The Iron Moulder's Union.
The ball of the Iron Moulders' Unio1
at Timm's hall, on Tuesday last, was on
! of the finest ever held in this city. TIL
: attendance was very large, and everythin
passed IN the pleasantest manner. Th
committee having the the matter in charg
? SPARED neither pains nor expense to max
! it strictly first class affair, and it
> gratifying to know that their efforts wer
, properly appreciated. The invitation
were in elegant taste, the music perfec
! and the management du fait in ever
, respoct.
Capt. Timm, as usual. did his utmost t
contribute to the comfort of those
attendance and every attention was PAL
by those IN charge to make it pleasant an
enjoyable. The supper was general
praised Tor the splendid manner in whic
Messrs. Mason & Jewett served the CANT
edibles so temptingly displayed In
5 word it was first class affair, and is alik
, creditable to the committee and member
! OF the union, who desire to return thank
! for the support so generously extended
3 aud for the efforts of all 10 attendance /
maintain deeorum. TUE ARGUS gongrat
D ulates the muulders on the excellence {
the affair and joins 10 wishing the menl bel
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