The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-18
BREvrTTEs.

/ Bargains in dress goods at H. Hoff-
masters.
| Gents hand and machine shoes at Carse
& Reticker's
| The United States steamer Vixen was at
this point yesterday.
Five hook kid gloves at $1.25 per pair
at III. Hoffmasters.
/ Gloves and mitts in endless variety, at
Liberman, the hatters.
Ladies' and gents underwear at reduced
prices at HI. Hoffmaster's.
The Galley Slave" will be gwen at Har-
pers theatre tomorrow evening.
On the 2fst Of November of last year
the river at this point was frozen over.
Ladies' shoes, the finest in the three
/ cities, at Carse s. Reticker's.
r. "A reception was given the Rev. c. l..
Morgan and wife at Moline last evening,
Comfortable-those all wool, seamless
| Medlicott underwear at Reauas.
The stage of the water at noon to-day
was II go feet above low water mark,
Handy-those gloves and mittens at e..
II. Requa's.
A number of public balls and private
parties will occur on Thanksgiving night.
/ A number of tramps now visit the city
and seek protection during the night at the
Armory.
The man supposed to have stolen W. II.
Lundy's horse and wagon, at Geneseo,
proved to be an innocent party.
40 ha
prices in the three cities at Fl. Hoffmas-
ter's.
The river is said to be filled with feat
ing ice between st. Paul and Reeds Land
ing.
Don't fan to see those beautiful seal
skin and fur caps at Liberman, the hat
ter's
Remember you can get anything you
| want in the rubber line at Carse &
Reticker's.
A surprise party was enjoyed last night,
at the residence of Miss Lou Waters, on
Moline avenue.
A beautiful line of ulsteretts and rever-
sible overcoats, at low prices, at J. L.
Loeb's.
No trace of the burglars who entered
Mr.. R. Walkers residence last Monday
night have yet been obtained.
Come and see the $3.50 boys overcoats,
and boys and children's suits at J. L,
Leeb's, the price clsthier
Work was continued on the water mains
on Third avenue this morning, in spite of
the weather
Cloaks at IS cents on the dollar. This
is T. splendid opportunity to obtain bar
gains at III. Hoffmaster's.
Next Monday Hon. Schuyler Colfax will
lecture at Davenport, on the subject of
"Our Martyred Presidents"
The old round house on Second Avenue
is being taken down, and the citizens of
that locality are correspondingly glad.
The marriage of Mr. Emile Ousley and
Mrs. Lydia Clark occurred at the residence
of Rev. G. Chambers, Fourteenth street
and Eighth avenue last evening.
Business suits and dress suits made up
in the best style with the best of work
manship, at prices lower than at any
house in the three cities, at j. L. Loeb's
Three robbers entered the c., R. l. s. P.
passenger train near Weston Station last
Wednesday night, and got away with $175
from passenger.
/ am bound to close out my stock of mer-
chant tailoring goods at 90 per cent less
than any other first class house in the same
line,-J. l.. Loeb.
The Horace Herbert combination left
Davenport in disgust last Wednesday
Poor business and a lack of of apprecia
ton were the leading reasons.
Underwear, hats and caps, gloves,
trunks and valises can be bought lower
than anywhere else, at j. L. Loeb's, the
one-price clothier.
The best score in ten shots wins re-
volver at the rifle gallery, on Second ave-
nue..
The hull of the Jennie Gilchrist was
raised last night, and taken to the boat
yards below this city.
John Ross, the commission merchant, is |
doing an immense business in poultry, |
oysters and other provisions.
The steamboat season is about over for
the present year. The Kendall, however,
is advertised to make. trip to St. Paul,
but it is not probable that she will reach
that point.
If you want trunk, go to J. w. Wirtel,
of trunks, valises and trav-
cling bags, No. 900 Brady street, Daven
port, Iowa. All kinds of repairing done
I say, Smith, where did you get that
suitf Why, of Requa, the
eading tailor of the town, of course.
2amskill, his cutter, has made my clothes
or the past eight years, and is unsurpassed
n his profession.
The challenge hurled at the State of
owa by the Genesee Sportsmen's Club, to I
match eight of its members to shoot i
gainst any eight men in Iowa, has been {
ormally accepted. The match viii take
lace either at Geneseo or Keokuk, Iowa, !
\ about a month. f.
Rheumatic Diseases
These ailments follow from tornid livar !.