The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-19

night attracted good number from this
city.
Remember the cassimeres for men and
boys at two thirds price at Mitchell & Par
sons.
The best score in ten shots wins a re-
volver at the rifle gallery. on Second ave-
nue..
A beautiful line of ulsteretts and rever-
sible overeoats, at low prices, at J. L.
Loeb's
A splendid new lot of neckwear and
muffiers just received at Libernans the
hatter's..
Boys and children's overcoats from
So. so upwards, at Loewenstein's, Beings
tons block.
The repairs on the hull of the Jennie
Gilchrist are going on in a satisfactory
manner.
Mems overcoats and ulsteretts away
down in prices at Loewenstein's, Beings
tons block
The residents of South Rock Island still
object to the Pest House, located in that
township.
Don't fail to call at the Bengston block
clothing house, as it will pay you well to
trade there.
The present weather has prevented the
of the chimney to the Gable
Water Works building
Don't fail to see those beautiful seal
eli f,,r 4ho hat
ter's
Everything is a speciality at Mitchell &
Parsons. They have no bats, but sell
everything as low as the lowest.
Captain Whitney brought his dredge
boat down the river this morning and
placed it in the boat yard.
The Wide Awake Hose Hook and Lad
der Co. No. 2 will give their annual ball on
evening at Turner Hall.
A fine line of mems, youths and boys
suits, IS per cent. less than any other
house, at Loewenstein's, Bengston's block.
An effort is being made to establish a
furniture factory in this city. Rock Island
is well adopted for such establishments,
and the move should be encouraged.
Come and see the $3.50 boys overcoats,
and boys and children's suits at ]. L,
Loeb's the one price clsthier
An excellent fit, the very best of mater
ial and unsurpassed workmanship, is guar
in all suits made at Zimmer's
They never fail to give perfect satisfac-
ton.
Regular old fashioned boom in fine dress
goods at Mitchell 81 Parsons to-day. Their
stock is calling the best trade from ''over
the river"
The improvements at the Harper House
consisting of new sample rooms on the
first floor have been completed, and will
be duly appreciated by large part of the
travelling public.
Business suits and dress suits made up
In the best style with the best of work
at prices lower than at any
house in the three cities, at j. L. Loebs.
There is more underwear, gloves and
clothing house, than at any other place in
the city. Why? They have the best
stock, at the lowest prices
If you want a trunk. go to J. w. Wirtel
cling bags, No. 22O Brady street, Daven
port, Iowa. All kinds of repairing done
The governor proposes to call meeting
ng of the inspectors of the Illinois Nation
i Guard, with view to giving them in
'tructions to make more rigid Inspections |
4 general overhauling of the militia and
reorganization is talked of.
/ am bound to close out my stock of mer |
liant tailoring goods at 90 per cent less
han any other first class house in the same
ine,-J. l. Loeb.
The Quincy Herald says: THE little
teamer Gen. Weaver put in here yesterday, |
md sad sight she was, too. The damage |
he sustained by striking the Rock Island |
ridge the other day has not been repaired
ret, and the smoke stacks lean a dozen
Ways for Sunday. The ballast is also bad
Y shifted and the boat careens away over
o one side.
The best styles of cloaks and most re
able in quality made in America, are those
f the famous house of e. s. Mills s. Co,
f New York. Mitchell 81 Parson only
ave them in this section.
Underwear, hats and caps, gloves,
runks and valises can be bought lower
han anywhere else, at J. L. Loeb's, the
ne-price clothier.
1t is stated that the parties preparing to
ut ice at Cleveland this winter do not in
end to house much there They viii use
orce and machinery enough during the
eason to load train of cars day and
nip directly to st. Louis. They viii build
ouses for temporary storage only. In
ase OF scarcity of cars or other delays they
an use the houses for short time.