The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-17
BREv1rrEs.

Be sure to stop at Lowenstein's clothing
house
Choice box candies, 25 cents at Fred
Krells.
Grand Christmas layout at Kings
Fair" -
Electric hair cut at Corcoran's barber
shop.
A nice stock of cloaks for little girls, NJ.
g. Mills
The Rock Island public schools will close
next Friday.
A new lot of goods just received at C. C..
Knell's.
The Milan bridge is fast approaching
completion
The fair at Turner Hall commenced
this afternoon.
For good sensible Christmas present
go to Liberman's.
Pocket books, splendid variety at Nc
Cabe & Wheaton's.
Nine boats are on the ways at Kahlke
Bros. boat yard. - a.l
The Board of Supervisors will meet
Monday afternoon.
When at NJ. G. Mills, do not fail to see
his stock of furs. a
A large variety of those beautiful silk
muffiers at Liberman's.
Call at c. c. KnelTs and see the cylinder
book cases, they are very fine.
Boquet cigars by the box for Christmas
at McCahe e Wheaton's
The Moline public schools closed yes
terday for the holidays.
McCabe s. Wheatons have just secured
some novelties in perfumes.
Celluloid sets, order cases and perfumer
les at Hartz & Bahnsenis.
A nice present in silks, satins and velvets
can be found at NJ. &. Mills.
The river is falling, aud the Golfer dam
in the Sylvan is now visible.
Call at NJ. G.. Mills for your cloak or
dolman while there is yet time.
Toilet soaps, cut glass bottles and per-
fumery at Hartz & Bahnsen's.
Loewensteins is the proper place to buy
your clothing and furnishings.
There are but fourteen prisoners in the
County Jail at the present time.
Buy your candies at Kings Fair" and
you will be sure to get them fresh.
A billiard tournament will be held in
Davenport the second week of January.
Do not fail to remember that E. Turn
er's stock of slippers is full and complete.
c. C. Knen is not very loud talking but
he is very quietly doing an enormous bust
ness.
Save from two to three dollars on a suit
or overcoat, and buy at Loewenstein's,
Bengston's block.
The Ada Gray posters are very attrac
tive and receive numerous favorable com
ments.
Just received another invoice of over
coats and ulsteretts at Loewenstein's,
Bengston's block.
Mrs. T. A Ewing, the mother of Mrs.
Ben Wilson died yesterday afternoon in
her eighty second year.
Loewenstein the clothier at Bengston's
block, is discounting Davenport prices
any day in the week.
The Mascotte Dancing Club will have
its next dance at Killers Hall Tuesday
evening. December %.
Christmas cakes, plain and ornamental
and pastry of all kinds made to order at
John Astor's City Bakery.
The concert last evening at Moline,
given at the Swedish Lutheran Church at
tracted good attendance.
At the Land League meeting to morrow
night ]. J. Parks viii address the audi
ence on some interesting topic.
The small pox hospitel question still
agitates the average citizen who is dis
pleased at its present location.
j. w. Roche was arraigned yesterday
for selling liquor to minors. His trial viii
occur Monday before Justice Howes.
J. Randall Brown, the monarch among
spiritualist mediums, win give an enter
at Harper's Theatre tomorrow
evening.
A rare treat for the children at KrelPs.
Jacob Baker has been in jail ten days
because of the larceny of goose. His
term was completed this morning, and
Baker was allowed to depart
Those holiday clippers at Carse & Retic-
xer's are very attractive, their patterns are
lew and of the latest designs, and are
made to wear. Bear in mind that they
lave no old voters in their stock, but they
ire up to the time on everything in their
inc.
Millions of toys at Krells.
Headquarters for Christmas slippers is
il Olsen 81 Cos. They have the neatest
md handsomest slippers in this section.
The designs are beautiful the patterns
ICING selected by themselves. and made to
heir special order, they are all fresh and
lean; no second hand. no stain of passing
through bankruptcy or shoddy goods about