The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-29
sg-Bulk oysters at Mason & Jewett'

1EHBulk oysters at Mason Il Jewett's. |
sGTurkey dinner at Pierce Bros to
morrow.
H1-Sociable at the Lutheran church
this evening.
BgCigars, tobacco, candy, nuts and
toys at Hanneeke S.
RlrEd. Seikman's owl predicted cold
weather this morning.
8@Ladies's Rubbers, Soc at the City
Boot and Shoe Parlor.
Ba~A few loads of hay and corn ap
peared upon our streets to-day.
Ha%Buy the ''Best" -four, at Wheelock's.
E. TEST brand in the market.
HaPDan. W. Gould went to Cambridge
yesterday. He is expected home to-day.
sG~For quiet game on the best of
tables, 60 to the Temperance Billiard Hall.
DT~Men's Alexis. Shoes, $1.75, at the
City Boot and Shoe Parlor.
b9~Rev. Linfeld's health is better, but
he will rest from his lahors for q week or
two.
B9~Mrs. L. D. Brewer and her son
Fred, well known as old residents here, fare
in the city visiting friends.
asE-Mr. Henry Hammerrech, aged 10
years, died of Typhoid fever at his fathers
residence on Park street, at 2 clock this A
NJ Funeral to- morrow.
8g~T'he tables at the Temperance
Billiard Hall are kept busy every hour of
| the day.
R1- Fresh oysters in any quantity at
Pierce Bros
RG~See the low prices on winter goods
at the City Boot and Shoe Parlor.
B1g~The slight change in the atmos.
phere this morning somewhat revived
business in clothing and shoe stores.
RGAThe NJ. e. and Congregational
pulpits will be occupied by their regular
pastors tomorrow morning and evening.
RILadies' French Kid Button Shoes,
$500. at the City Boot and Shoe Parlor.
! BgConsiderabIe rock will have to be
blasted out 10 laying the gas pipe on Lynds
street.
8 Mr. Benz. VIVID remains very sick.
i There is little hope of his recovery.
s@~Go to Mason & Jewett's for the
best cigars.
sGrFor the past 30 days Fisk & Co.
have been selling one ball friuges much
below their neighbors ''pretentious" low
quotations.
B6FNothing like those English Walking
Shoes at the City Boot and Shoe Parlor,
BS-Rev. L. B. Kent will spreach at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning, In
the evening there viii be no preaching
and, probably, no service of any kind.
EG~A party of II. E. Thomas friends
went up to HAMPTON to nay him visi
.. yesterday. He is slowly regalnlng HI:
health.
Bg-Three tramps put up in the Gala
boose last night. One of them hailed from
Denmark, one from Switzerland and ont
from Bohemia.
p@HThe boss place to have pair Of
nice Shoes made is at the City Boot auC
: Shoe Parlor.
n1- Although Hannecke has added toy
, to his business, he still stands at the heaC
of the cigar trade.
E&PJ. S. Buck will keep open house to
morrow as we'll as New Years, and hi
cigars cannot be beat anywhere. Call,yot
will get a hearty welcome.
Ra~The Connecticut Mutual Life In
f surauce Co., through their agent S. I
Walker, paid to the widow Of tbs lat
Charles Margraf, yesterday, the sum o
$2,O61. The policy was for $4,000 upor
which there was dividend OF Sol.
J RSrLadies' Side-Lace Shoes, $I.00 a
, the City Boot and Shoe Parlor. Al
p seasonablo and fresh.
3 g@@ Why is it our cheap man is selling
the Princess of Wales kid gloves now a
$l.00 when be sold the same gloves a
It 81. IS to $3.50 at the time he was agen
q for them2 Did he swindle the people
9 then? These goods he is now offering art
the same gloves bought before the agenc!
Il was taken away from him..
R Many were surprised to learn tina
0 the public schools would commence TIL
s middle of next week, instead Of WAITING
until the first of the week after, as usual
The reason for this is that the school yea
has been increased and it is necessary Il
!, economic in time, in order to get through
: before hot weather.
6gY You are missing a grand opportu
nifty to buy Boots and Shoes by not calling
at the City Boot and Shoe Parlor.
e E1C. F. Hemenway has associates
himself with Dan. w. Gould d Co., in th
l insurance business, and the firm name vii
e hereafter be Gould, Walker Il Hemen
:, way. 1t will be a st2unch and reliabl
d firm,
: gIFThe residents of Dublin's additio
are complaining that there are five wome
e inhabiting a house in that neighborhoo
e and ask the police to remove them. Til
!. general Interpretation of the law is that
- persons house is his or her castle, an
that the police nor any one else has a RICH
&c to forcibly enter it without due process o
}, law.
= HIEd. Siekmau, of the City Boot an
T Shoe Parlor, has just opened the fines
line of Mems Silk Embroidered Slipper
. ever shown IN the three cities Call O
him early if you desire to make a ME
present to some friend.
Is Cand1egl Candies! Candies!
k The finest line of mixed candies in tn
b city, at low prices; also large assortmen
y of fancy candies, cakes, oranges, nuts
IL raisins, dates, figs, ETC., just received fres
It for New Years. at Wheelock's bakery
n Main street. Call early and avoid the rush
r Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgage.
= | will sell the following articles Monday
y Dec. 81, at 2 .. H., at the rooms owe
Gould & Co.'S clothing store: Six feathe
pillows, 2 feather beds, mattresses,
bed quilts, sheets. bedsteads, IL can
4 bottom chairs, rocking chairs, lot c
ingram, hemp and rag carpets, / was
9 stand, / bureau, l what-not 2 toile
L stands, 2 lounges, looking glasses, l
d chromos and oil paintings, / heating stove
3 ] worsted wreath and frame, ! Grover
Baker sewing machine, clock, l parlo