The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-21
MOLINE.
TOYS. TOYS. at Hannecke's,

6rToys, toys, toys, at Hannecke's.
aGPThe busiest man in Moline is Knox.
aE- The schools closed with public
examination to-day.
BI~SeVeral loads of hay were pulled in
through the mud to-day.
SG-The rush for Holiday Goods still
continues at Fisk & Co.'S.
96rThe finest tables 10 town at the
Billiard Hail.
1Gr Hasson's Foot Rest" the finest
made, at Knell's.
R@ Holiday goods at CIendenin &
Martins
DG@A party of five or six young men
went up to Hampton to dance last night
Constables, Mapes & Turner closed
out lot of household goods belonging to
a Mr.. Forcell, under an execution to. day.
RGrIf you are in need of Black Silks for
trimmings or for dresses, don't forget to
examine that new lot just received by Fisk
u Co., for in it are positive bargains, and it
will pay you.
RGrGet your toys at HanHecke's before
they have been culled by every body else.
RdrThe latest novelty in the candy line
is those saoeet potatoes at Pierce Bros.
They have every thing suitable for the
holiday trade.
BGf you want to make your son,
nephew, husband or brother useful pres
ent select one of those overcoats at Gould
& Co. s, Main street, Moline.
DGrMr. Jessie Shields will leave for
Pennsylvania next Monday to visit the
scenes Of his youth. He will be absent
about two weeks,
E@Meerschaum pipes with stems from
two inches to two feet in length, handsome
cigar cases and holders, and the choicest
stock of cigars in town, at j. S. Bucks.
SgThe Odd Fellows are preparing
their new lodge room over Richards Il
Sohrbeck's and Elmsted and Okerberg' S
new block.
gGSwiss carvings, all styles and de-
signs at Knelfs.
ggFrames of all sizes and varieties at
Knox's
EG~C hromos. pictures and frames very
cheap at Clendenin & Martins.
Rg@The finest line Of candies in the
three cities at Mason & Jewett's, Choice
box candies suitable for presents in endless
variety.
R1~Another invoice of those bargains 10
Ladies Hem stitch Linen HanQker-
chiefs can now be seen at Fisk & Co. s.
Also, the greatest bargains in the three
cities in Silk Haudkerchiefs of all de-
scriptions.
Ra Pierca's Temperance Billiard Hall
is the favorite resort of all lovers of that
game.
Berthe reformed blacksmith was
assisted in his temperance work last night
by Charles Skinner, of Rock Island, who
spoke about Is minutes, telling his own
bitter experience. Arrangements were
made to hold another meeting at the hall
night, and after that they will be held
in one of the churches.
R~Knell's reclining chairs. unsur-
passed for case and comfort at Ed. Knell's,
Main street.
Ba Gould & Co., Moline, are selling
goods at panic prices. Elegant suitings,
fine overcoats and ready made suits in end.
less variety.
BTWhen you call on Knox you will be
surprised at the cheapness of his genuine
oil paintings.
H9y Gold pens and pencils, fine line al
Clendenin & Martins.
Berthe choicest candies 10 the market
at Nheelock's bakery. Seven and one hall
pounds for a collar.
RG~The finest merchant tailoring in the
three cities at prices to suit the times al
Gould Il Co.'S. Every garment guaranteed
perfect fit. Style unsurpassed any
where.
REThe rush at Kuox's is immense
All efforts to stay the crowd have failed
1t is now evident that before next Tuesday
the immense stock of chrnmos, frames, SC
will have been disposed Of
Fer Choice Christmas Present,
Examine the new arrival of Brocht
and Paisley Shawls at Fisk & Co. s. They
are choice fresh goods. direct from th,
importers. at 81 IS. So SO, 81 25, SO SO
81 so, SIS 25, and up to $45 90 each.
g9- Juvenile and gift books. poems and
picture books at Clendenin & Martins.
SsThe largest assortment of Ladies
Fancy goods something entirely newt
Ties, Collars, Cuffs, and Cuff Pins, AM
every variety of nick-nacks for the holi
days, can be found at FISK 4 Co.'S.
Notice.
All persons are forbidden trusting my hus
band on my account as | will not be re
spopsible for any debts he may contract
as he has deserted me- ELLA G. NYE,
Moline, Ill.,, Dec. q, 1877. 2ld3t
E9r Bargains in pictures that will max,
you smile. at Knox's.
Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden t,
harbor, credit, or trust my wife. Addit
Ash, on my account, as she has vountarill
left my house and separated herself from
my bed and board, and | shall pay III
debts Of her contracting whatever.
JOHN ASH,
Moline, ILL.,, Dec 81, 1877.