The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-21
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Christmas at Taylor g Philleo's.
Thomas for holiday goods
Gents latest style shoes. at Carse q
Reticker's. It
Remember Trinity church entertainment
this evening in Turner Hail.
Before purchasing cali and look at the
novel and elegant line of holiday goods, at
Thomas drug store.
A fine stock of holiday slippers, at Carse
& Reticker's.
The Oates Opera Bouffe company in
LA Mascotte. at Harper's theatre to-
morrow evening.
Fred Krell has large stock of Christ
mas trees and Christmas tree ornaments
which are sold at very reasonable prices.
You can save money, and get q ticket
free to the great drawing. by buying
cigars and tobacco, or pipes at Dawson q
Co
To-day the mud has softened up to such
an extent as to render. wheeling quite i'm
practicable on many roads.
Dawson & Co. will give away one hun
dred dollars. Call early for your cigars or
pipes for Christmas presents.
Nader & Emeis druggists, have a COM
plete line of fine holiday goods, ornamen
tai grass bouquets, pampas. plumes, etc.
Examine them.
Fancy picks and pencils. cheap, at I'll.
Peetz'
Invitation party of the Rodman Rifles at
the Armory this evening, the ladies of
Trinity church furnishing the supper.
Not only those, who are well informed
about prices, but all and every one gets
the benefit of the lowest prices at Beng
ston's drug store.
Solid silver Gorham ware. at Ell. Peetz'.
Thirty five cents day viii pay for a
new piano at Bowlby's. which would be
nice for Christmas.
Before Justice Cooke yesterday Mrs.
Susie Westphal was fined % and costs
for hurting abusive language at Kitty Clyde
Ferguson.
Ladies' and gentlemens' gold and silver
watches, chains and charms of various
designs, at close prices, at 81. Peetz'.
Twenty cents day will pay for nice
new organ at Bowlby's. Get her one for
Christmas.
James Cahall, charged with having stolen
property of Mr.. R. Champion, as stated in
last evenings ARGUS, waived examination
before Squire Chopper and in default of
$3.50 bonds went to jail.
A nice line of solid gold bracelets, at
very close prices, at III. Peetz'.
Dec156t
f. Pfaff has opened an Office in Jacob |
Riley's building on First avenue (old |
Cleveland coal off1ce) for the sale of soft /
coal, and respectfully asks.a share of the |
public patronage. Coal delivered to any |
part of the city 14-d6t
Mrs. David Halves has been awarded |
1926 by the board of education, one-half /
her claim for injuries sustained by fall in
front of school building No. 2, the city
paying the other half.
Ink stands, at Taylor q Philleo's
Infants slippers, at Carse 81 Reticker's |
Rings, at viii R. Johnson's
The mild weather continues to-day and
Rock Islanders having business in Daven-
port find it advisable to take the railroad
bridge.
Work stands, at Taylor & Philleo's.
Very handsome slippers, at Olson's.
Bengston's drug store for low prices.
E. w. Allen has resigned his position as
agent for the Singer sewing machine com
Dany in this city. He is as yet undecided
rs to what he will next turn his attention
to.
Spencer has an immense stock of tea
vets and water sets, with other goods of
he kind too numerous to mention.
At VIM. Pecher's candy factory you
find the freshest and choicest candies. II
Marriage licenses issued by Deputy
1ounty Clerk Cooke are as follows: Yves
sy Triplett and Miss Clara A. Richardson,
Ioline AL Burton and Miss Amelia Lucky;
Edward Burrill and Mrs. Josephine e. Bar
ett.
Call and see Taylor s. Philleo.
Bottom prices at Carse s. Reticker's.
Breast pins, at Will r. Johnson's
Col. F. De Wentin, Royal English army,
nd Lieutenant George Hodgkinson. Royal
avy, passed through Rock Island to-day
N the c., r. [. g. P. on their way from
ian Francisco TO New York.
Rubber dolls, at Taylor & Philleo's. II
Burt's shoes for ladies at Carse & Ret t
cker's.
One solitary person was sleigh riding 4
through the mud of Second avenue this c
orenoon. He must have come in from | {
he North mole !;