The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-21
MOLINE.

BSFGold pens at Miller's.
TFinger rings at Lindvall's.
Ia TChoice cigars at Connelps.
s@ Wall brackets at Prussing's.
R9H Hot Scotch at Frank Schrader's.
R9@H. L. Bullen will collect the taxes.
B9Gents neck wear at Simon Hirsch's,
s9rUyster rattle at Connelps Christ.
mas.
G>Holiday goods at Clendenin & Mar
tins.
Eg Finest holiday stock in the city at
Miler's.
E9r Christmas parties supplied with
cakes and candies at Moore's bakery.
R9~A full line of confectionery for the
holiday trade just received at Moore's
BGToilet sets. vases boquet holders
and card cases at Clendenin & Martins.
eas- Turkey shooting at Connell's g
| Christmas.
89Examine Miller's Christmas stock.
RG Book cases at Pruesslng's.
R9n Fred keator returned home from
Yale yesterday to spend the holidays with
his friends.
R2T Monday morning you should go to
Lindvalps s and buy your silver ware and
jewelry for Christmas,
B9rTom and. Jerry, or Thomas and
Jeremiah whichever you choose to call it
at Frank Schrader's.
9g-Dressing cases at Millers.
R9 Remember Horne's bankrupt stock.
will, if possible, be closed out by January.
lst.
R9@Silk handkerchief, ,scarfs, caps, over
coats. ready-made suits-in fact every
thing in gents furnishing goods at Simon
Hirsch's,
Photograph and autograph albums
at Clendenin Il Martins.
RGr Fresh oysters, celery, apples, oran-
ges, lemons, nuts aud every thing necessa.
ry to make Christmas party success, at
Moore's bakery.
R9FA new business house has been
opened south of the post Office" by a man
named King. The Gazette reporter was
the first to discover it.
9S Remember, every article 10 Horne's
bankrupt stock has been marked down
much less than cost, in plain figures, to
close out, and no deviation in prices.
S6@C. s. Ellis returned from Chicago
this morning, bringing with him a hand
some Christmas present for a certain party
whose name we are not at liberty to give
until next week.
R@Furs half price, cloaks half price,
gloves half price, notions half price, mill
merry half price. dress goods half price
hosiery half price, and great variety of
choice goods ct any price, to close out
Horne's entire stock.
sgThe Congregational Sunday school
has secured Thomas & Wilson's mirror of
the world for an exhibition at the church
next Monday night. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit of the school, Give
them full house.
\ Sg Holiday goods at Miller's.
1AeDr. Morey was summoned in great
haste this morning to the corn planter
works to see man who was supposed tc
be nearly killed. When the doctor arriv.
ed the man was at work, having beer
stunned by being kicked" by the saw. A
saws kick is not nearly so serious in it,
results as the kick of mule. 1t is occa
stoned by feeding the saw too rapidly, ,wheI
the board is thrust out with great force.
I. o. NJ. a,
: A lodge Of |. 0. NJ. A. was organized il
Masonic Hall last evening. There wer
t 80 names on the petition for charter, II O
t whom were initiated last night. The fol
/ lowing officers were elected;
p z. Sc. NJ. Hill.
P.-J. w. Morey,
V. P.-S. NJ. Hill
Rec S.-F. w. Gould.
e Fin. S.-Simon Hirsch.
!, Treas.-Frank Guunel.
y Trustees-B. F. Tillinghast, VIM. Glen
D denim, Geo. Herbst,
r The appointed officers were J. F. ia