The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-07
n@Go to Hannecke's for holiday toys

s@Go to Hannecke's for holiday toys,
1@rThree tramps last night in the
calaboose.
B%The Swedish Quartette, at the Con-
gregational church this evening.
ndrTwelve bushels Of chestnuts were
carried away from Pierce Bros. yesterday.
SEWN. Calentzky has just received a
large invoice of holiday toys. Go and see
them.
R%Mr. Okerberg hopes to he able to
move into his new store the last of next
week.
@pH-Another consignment of that ''gilt
edge" butter hes arrived at Pierce
Bros 53t
p@It is reported that IFreja Hall will
be sold under foreclosure OF mortgage on
the 23d inst.
DgIt is surprising how little some peo-
pie know about their Iown, or other peo-
pies business.
RGJim Murray was released from the
calaboose this morning on promise OF
good behavior.
p@ Henry Calentzky is constructing a
miniature tower, representing one in Ger
many, which he will contribute to the
Turner'S fair.
p~H. Hannecke has the best assorted
stock of toys in the city. Every thing a
child could think of for Christmas presents
can be found on his shelves.
RG-Go to Fisk & Co.'S cash house for
bargains in cloaks, furs, ladies dress goods.
D. fhop
elsewhere in the three cities. d&w
D1The Catholic society will hold what
they call a st. Anthouy's fair, at Timm'
| Hall, January 7th to 10th inclusive. The
proceeds 10 go to the Catholic church.
I~Binding of every description done
at close figures at THE ARGUS bindery
All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class work
guaranteed.
n@The celebrated princess of Wales
kid gloves, can only be obtained at Fisk 4
Co. S cash house, Moline, Ills. Sole agent;
for the city, DIV
HG@The Turner's are working Ike
beavers for the success of their fair, which
is to be held next week. One of the in
teresting features of the fair will be rafn'
for sulkey pillow and, perhaps, Other
articles.
DENasou & Jewett defy competition
and invite an examination of stock ant
prices The finest line of candies in the
three cities. Also complete stock of al
kinds of fancy candies and homemade
taffy.
RArYou can get better goods for lesi
money at Fisk Il Co. s cash house, Moline
llls,, than anywhere else in the tire
cities. DIV
BGPMayor Wheelock and wife will star
for New Orleans tomorrow morning. Tit
mayor goes on business, and his wife &C
companies him in hopes to improve he
health, which has been very poor for tn
past few months. They expect to be alb
sent about two weeks.
BEEd. Knox. of Moline. is prepared t.
sell chIomos, picture frames, mouldings
engravings. stands, fancy goods, etc., a
prices lower than elsewhere in the tire
cities. Small profits and quick sales
makes business lively, and while others ar
grum5Iing at hard times. Knox continue
to do the usual amount of business. Don
fail to call on him when looking for you
holiday goods.
s9Gents furnishing goods. suitable 70
holiday presents, the finest in the market
at Fisk g. Co 8 cash house, Moline. Iii.
j d&w
j RGTThe Union says: '"There were tw
/ members of the council who had been LEI
by the incessant blathering of DR.. Clever
cuSs to believe that the ordinance was i'm
practicable and useless" Now look at th
consistency. After having previously rea
all that was offered to. the council, an
rightly concluding that the ordinance wa
a superfuity; then,upon hearing it re-rea
10 the council room, they suddenly dis
cover that they knew all the time tn
statements were false.
Burglary.