The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-11
BREVlTIss.

Next Sunday will be train Sunday on the
G. B. & O.
A full line of cashmere royal black silks
these are the best silks msde-at Hoffmas
tiers.
Ladies, call at Taylor & Philleo's.
Opera glasses, at Henry Peetz.
Attend the Broadway church sociablt
next Friday evening.
Brackets, wall pockets. flower stands and
eases, at Fay Tor & Philleo's.
Ladies, gentlemen's and ehildren's IN
der-Tear reduced from 10 to 20 cents. al
Hofmasters.
Wanted, cigar maker in Savanna.
Wages 81 per 1000. Address
Nov22-tf Lockdrawer q.
Prohibition meeting tomorrow evening
in Harper's theatre.
Bleached cotton. yard wide, ", 81
value than are sold elsewhere-at Hoff
masters.
What a magnificent present one of those
reclining chairs would be. G.. A. Doel
fingers is the place DecS6t
Several specimens of the genus tramp,
find accommodations each night at the
Armory.
Handsome odor cases and perfumery,
in bulk, at Taylor & Philleo's.
The First Baptist society will take meas
ures next Wednesday evening looking to-
ward the selection of new pastor.
Bargains in dress goods to reduce stock
at Hofmaster's.
Gents latest style shoes. at Carse &
Reticker's. tt
Mr. n Olsen is still under the weather"
with neuralgia.
Ladies' and gentlemens hand sewed
shoes, at E. Turner's.
Only about fifty rebate tickets were
cashed by Agent Holmes on Saturday
evening.
Taylor & Philleo win frame your cabi-
net pictures for 25 percent less than any
other house IN the city.
The Scandinavians of the NJ. e. church
are holding meetings nightly in the German
Methodist church, and invite every person
relgiously inclined to attend.
An immense line of holiday slippers. at
E. Turner's.
Coa>ting in Elm street, was the popular |
OINoEolOH VI "a thC Aouc Va /
the 9Th and 7th wards.
E. Turner sells boots and shoes cheaper |
than any firm in the city Sd6t
At the county clerks Office to day about I
$50 county orders were issued. but absolute
ly nothing for wolf or matrimonial scalps.
A fine stock of holiday slippers, at Carse
81 Reticker's.
The undersigned has just opened dol
lar gift store at No 1.811 Second avenue,
next to the red front cigar store.
Dec96t OTTowA Bros.
Mr.. George Labran, the expert cleo
trician, attended services yesterday in the
tops of the several electric towers readjust-
ing carbons, etc. He reports that his zeal
was inadequate to keep MIN warm.
Carpets, the very best grades that can
be found in the city, at astonishingly low
prices, at G. A. Doellingers.
Messrs. James Cook, of Rural, and Rob
ert Miller, of West Liberty, Iowa, shipped
three hundred head of grade shorthorn
heifers on Saturday to Ell. Kelley, Chey-
enne, who is better known as ''the cattle
king of Wyoming. |,
Drives in Flanncls and blankets at Hoff- ,
Officer McCabe found Sam Agnes spend
ing the Sabbath in vigorously embracing ;
telephone pole, while overloaded with | ,
whisky. He had some di ff1culty in taking :
him to the drunkard's retreat, but Squire q,
Chopper had less difficulty in filming him $5 :
and costs this morning for his folly.
The best line of linen and silk handker !
;hiefs at Hoffmasters.
Rev. A. B. Orgren of the Swedish Bap-
list church says ITO the ARGUS and the
,ther newspapers ofthis city we are un
Ter lasting obligations for their kindness in
Ieeping the people of the city informed
our movements, and for their I
Efficient aid otherwise" II
Shawls, cloaks and circulars reduced in f
prices at Hoffmaster's. f.
Our friends of the Swedish Baptist faith ;,
lid nobly yesterday. Their collections, SO q
he ARGUS is informed this afternoon, foot =
I'D 1921 in cash and 5000 in other gifts for
he use of the church. The list of donors :.
embraces the names of Messrs. P. L. Cable ;,
B. Davenport and Capt T. j. Robinson. !
Ottoman silks, black and colored, $1.75 8
% So so, at Hoffmaster's.
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