The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-21

morrow evening at Norris hall to close the
financial matters relating to the Harper
| theatre lecture. All persons having tickets
for sale are requested to return the tickets
or the money at that time.
Large stock of Rubbers at Carse 81 Ret
icker's.
Buy your holiday cigars at McCabe &
Wheaton's.
Beautiful display of pickle casters at
E. w. Spencer's.
The best goods for the least money is
the motto at Lewenstein's.
Work on the Huber brewery sewer will
be completed to day.
Grand stock of plated forks and spoons
at E. w. Spencers.
Slippers for Boys and Youths at Carse s.
| RetickeFs.
The board of supervisors win visit the
poor farm tomorrow.
Forty splendid silver plated table cas-
| tiers at E. w. Spencer's.
The Moline poor account for the past
three months has been $667.05.
The Moline city council passed last night
| the compulsory vaccination ordinance.
Nickel plated irons (Mrs. Potts. at E.
W. Spencer's for Christmas.
Cut glass bottles an elegant line just re-
ceived at McCabe s. Wkeaton's.
The o. w. Miller brand oysrers are sold
| by John Ross, the commission merchant
Choice and large assortment of butter
| dishes at E. w. Spencer's.
The cheapest place in the city to buy
holiday goods is at McCabe s. Wheaton's.
Don't forget to call at Hartz s. Balm
sens when looking for Christmas presents.
Christmas is coming and so are custom
ers for E. W. Spencer's holiday goods.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to ]. E. Morcombe and Miss Carrie
Snider.
The stone work on the Cable water
works building is expected to be done the
present week.
Full line of elegant ivory, rubber and
ebony handled carvers-at E w. Spencer's.
Which way did he go? He went to
Hartz s. Bahnsen's for celluloid set for
his girl. More left.
/ Beautiful crumb brush and trays child
rens' trays, tea trays, ETC., at E. W. Spen
GERS.
A Swedish amateur party will give a
! dramatic performance in Moline on the 1st
of January.
The rain and mud does not stop the rush
of customers after E. W. Spencer's Christ.
mas goods.
The old folks dance at Moline last night
proved a very pleasant affair, and was
largely attended.
Yesterday was pay day on the R. l.
s. p, and the usual amount of ready funds
was left in the city.
The examination in the public schools
commenced yesterday, and will continue
during the week.
An immense stock of mems, boys and
childrens' suits and overcoats always on
hand at Lowensteins.
Immense line of elegant nickel trimmed
pearl, agate and perfection tea and coffee
pots at E. w. Spencer's.
Moline withdraws from the joint pest
house scheme, and Rock Island will prob
ably put up one for the city's use.
Christmas cakes, plain and ornamental
and pastry of all kinds made to order at
John Astor's City Bakery.
One of the most substantial presents to
make is good pair of Shoes or Slippers
and remember that Carse & Retickers Shoe
Store is the place to buy them.
The Buford hose company will give a
ball at Armory hall next Friday evening,
when the admission will be fifty cents.
The fair given by the Turner society
proved financially big success, as about
$500 was cleared by the entertainment.
Next Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday afternoon matinee, Ada Gray
viii render East Lynne" at Harper's
theatre.
Burglars tried 10 enter the grocery store
of Newberg, in Moline, last Monday night.
They were frightened away by watch
dog.
The usual prayer meetings will be held
IN the city churches lIllS evening, Wnen
the topic for discussion viii be Good
tidings.'
The sale of pearl, agate and nickel trim
med tea pots yesterday was the largest
ever made in one day at E. w. Spencers
store.
Another large invoice of fine bracelets
in the latest designs just received at II.
Peetz', Star block. They will be sold at
very close prices.
The electric light system viii not be COM
pleted in time to be used this evening. but
it is thought that the lights will be in oper-
alton tomorrow night.
Buy your Christmas slippers at Olson s.
Cos. and you will save money. Their best
$2.25 slippers are handsomer than what
you pay 1910 for at other places.
Turner hall has some new scenery which
Will be used for the first time next Satur
day night, when Cinderella will be pro-
duced by the children of the German-Eng-
fish school.
/ disnateh was received this morninC