The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-26
TIE DAILY ARGUS.
Tuesday December 2e. 1899.
BREvfTIEs.


water at Kahlke's boat yard.
Gents slippers Mt Carse & Retickers.
Christmas tree thisevening at the Broad
way Presbyterian church.
Infants slippers, at Carse g Reticker's
Protfacted meetings continue to be held
at the Second Baptist church.
Bottom prices at Carse q Reticker's.
Milton Mobiles tomorrow night at Har
pers theatre in the noted Phoenix"
Misses slippers at Carse q Reticker's.
Christmas tree at the Christian chapel on
Friday evening next.
Arctics at Carse g. Reticker's.
The Christmas services in the different
churches were of deep interest and were
well attended.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Reticker's. If
Says the ancient German saw. "a green
Christmas makes fat churchyard," and
yesterday was one of them.
Burt's shoes for ladies at Carse 81 Ret
icker's.
Upward of three thousand hogs have
- already been slaughtered at James 5. Gil
mores establishment.
Slippers for children at Carse s. Reflex
er's.
E The Trinity church ladies' realized the
handsome sum of $3.50 from their late
entertainment in Turner hail.
Underwear, reduced to close stock, at
Hoffinaster's.
Conductor Rockingham, of the c., NJ.
g. St. p. road, is on the sick list and doc"
Bush is running his train.
Slippers for ladies at Carse & Reflex
ers.
Regular meeting this evening of the O. |
sau-kee tribe No. 10. l. o. R. u, for de-
gree work.
Burt's shoes for gents at Carse & Ret |
icker's.
The young lady who pawned a fine |
meerschaum pipe to present Charlie with |
an elegant sealskin cap. is chock full of
ssbiz."
Chamois lined shoes at Carse g. Reflex
The Spencer has been released from the 1
~~ ice and now lies safely in winter quarters |
below the Weyerhauser & Denkman mill.
Silk dolmans and circulars, reduced 25
cents to close them out, at Hohmasters.
the year, with very interesting exercises.
Slippers for boys at1Carse & Reticker's.
At last it has been ascertained through
Circuit Clerk Harson, that there is q Louth
street, South street having been absorbed
by Seventh avenue.
Ladies silk mitts 81, at Hoffmaster's.
Eureka Lodge, No. SO. A. F. and A. NJ,
of Milan has elected officers as follows:
]. c. Johnston, W. M R. p Dart. s. W.;
c. E. Smith, J. W.; f. Young, treasurer,
and r. B. Olmsted, secretary.
Slippers for everybody at Carse & Ret
icker7s
Mr.. G. Blakely, a farmer living near
-emption, was in town Saturday,
having ordered lumber for a new barn, AK
50, the erection of which win begin at
once, under direction of Mr. Cossum.
Childrens cloaks, reduced in prices TO
close the season, at Hofmasters.
Friday evenings entertainment in the
town hall of the Milan dramatic club was
highly successful from beginning to end
and was enjoyed by large audience
Silks, The best line and lowest prices, at
Hoffmasters.
Ladies intending to receive on New
Years day, will confer favor upon the
ARGUS by sending in their names as soon
as practicable as well as the names of
those who may assist them, in order that
the list may be carefully revised before
Saturday.
French embroidered slippers at Carse & | Z
RetIckeF's 1t
The report telegraphed from Milwaukee
that strike was intended by the employees
of the Milwaukee s. st. Paul is contra
dicted. The salaries which are usually | q
paid on the 25th were to have been paid | v
on the Goth, but owing to the absence of | s
General Manager Merrill, who signs the t
pay rolls. this was not done. All salaries | t
have been paid. "a
The finest line of silk and linen handker 9
chiefs, at Hoffmaster's. =
Several young people who attended the v
Christmas tree entertainment at the Ninth
street Methodist church on Saturday even d
ing unite in calling it very happy affair. I
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