The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-17
@Jewelry, at Liudvall's.


DGHJewelry, at LindvalPs.
s6rChristmas presents at Pruessing's |
sGThe snow has put stop'to the street |
work.
s@The tax books will be opened next
week.
p9-Gents underwear at bottom prices,
at Gould s. Co.'S.
s@Mr. A. P. Fisk bid off the Fisk
mare" for 800.
R%Henry Fairclough is home from the
west for a few days.
@Any thing you can think of you
will find at Lindvalfs,
b@Perkins and Houses safety lamp at
d. y. Reid. Buy no other.
sBFarmers' produce was rushed to
market quite lively to-day on runners.
R0HSee Pruessipg before purchasing
Christmas presents.
R@D. o, Reid can sell you No. 8
cook stove. trimmed, for $12, Just think
Fit.
R@The Catholic society are talking of
having Christmas tree at their fair be-
fore its close.
H@Smoking chairs, the most comfort
able chair in the market, at Pruessing's
for $3.50.
A@The rush at Gould & Co.'S. for winter
caps is astonishing,
~A Moline bride of but two days
standing sadly mourns the unaccountable
absence of her groom.
RG~A large stock of imported liquors
Just received at Celenes, corner Henry
and White street Dealers are invited to
call and sample them l7d3twlt
sGrSilver ware of the best quality
at prices as low as the lowest. at Lind
wallis.
@"Dodgers" were distributed about
town to-day bearing the following notice:
VANITY Fair, at the Congregational church
tonight, for the benefit of the reform
club, Tickets 10 cents"
n@There is no place where goods are
sold as cheap as at D. o. Reds tin and
stove store, in Moline.
EgI Invitations were issued to-day to
the wedding of Mr.. B, Z. Heater of this
city and Miss Grace Weber of Rock
Island, ceremony to take place at the resi-
dence of the brides mother in Rock Is.
land. on the evening of Dec. Goth.
8GrWall brackets. picture frames and
furniture at Pruessing's.
S9~ Heating stoves in endless variety
and at prices to suit every body can b
found at d. 0. Reds, Moline.
: RG~T. T. Strommerts of Ellis &
D StrommeEts, and Capt. Koehler returned
I this morning from a hunting expedition
to Henry county, bringing home 81 rab
bits slaughtered by them in the meadow
and thickets up there.
s6FThe Dispatch egotistically com
b mands US to stop publishing the tact whe
n red-ribbou men appear 10 public inebriat
ed. When these men cease to give coca
sion they will not be published, 1t tn
club desire to prosecute the pledge break
d ers their names can be furnished togethe
K with sufficient evidence,
IL Sg>Novelties in gents neck wear an
wrisIets at Gould & Co.'S.
E~The best assortment of house furu
;. ishing goods, table and pocket cutlery
< kept by ID. o. Reid.
Of ESMr. J. Fl. Porter, of the Job de
b psrtment of the ReUie,o, and Miss MAJ
.. Nourse will, it is reported, take the matr
monial vows this evening, at the resident
of the brides parents, on Lynde stree
ID Mr. Porter is one of Moline's exemplal
Re young men and the bride an accompIisht
ID member of Moline society.
> D&-Do not fail to see the Bismarc
= range, which D, o. Reid is sole agent fo
y in Moline.
'es, 19rJo ohm Jones, the party who has BET
= figuring in Rock Island police court
ut called on Marshal Fish last night aud tri,
as to negotiate the loan of the price of tel
~ gram to Geneseo, claiming that he cou
get any amount of money from frien'
there provided he could acquaint them
his condition. He failed.