The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-24
TIE DAILY ARGUS.
Friday. Nov. "a. 1882.
BREvrTIEs.

ID DIT
Ready wound holdings at the Singer
Office, cor. 18th and I'd ave. 81 div
The pay car Gazelle of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road was in town
over night and left for Chicagoto day.
Needles, 10 cents per dozen. at Singer
office.
Fur caps, the latest out at Liberman's
the halter.
Next TIL ursday win be Thanksgiving
day, and the city schools will close for the
week Wednesday afternoon.
Buy the genuine Singer. 1t is the most
reliable, and most durable.
Buy your fur caps of Liberman the
halter where you can find the fine assert
ment to select from. Novel, ct
The roads are rapidly becoming settled
and to-day is the best market day of the
week, in consequence.
Gents furnishing goods. gloves, hats,
caps. etc, at prime cost, at E. Zeis'.
Blankets and fiannels at wholesale prices,
at Hotfmasters. 1S-d1w
The World to be produced this evening
and to morrow evening at Harper opera
house is said to be one of the finest spec
tacular plays ever put upon the stage.
E. Turner has an immense stock of
boots and shoes.
G. Juergens' for first class granting. If
Hot soup every morning from $50
TILL IL, at the Tivoi. 21tf
The funeral services of Mrs. R. E. Car
man will be held tomorrow morning, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, at the residence of
MIR. E. P. Sargent, No. 527 Twentieth
street.
A very large stock of ready made cloth |
ing at cost, at E. Zes'
$50 buys an all wool nicely trimmed
cloak, a. Hoffmaster's.
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Reticker's oct-3fdst
County Clerk Donaldson has issued the |
following marriage licenses since yester- |
day: Joseph W. Guthrie and Miss Emma |
Frick; Charles F. Sundehn and Miss Ada
M. Carlson, Rock Island
Merchant tailoring at reduction of Is
per cent, at E. Zeis. Don't delay longer.
nov. 24-6t
Hosiery cashmeres, Balbriggan knit
nose from 10 cents pair up, at Hoffmas-
ter's
Several of our business men are prepar-
ing to-day to take advantage of the f1ftv
cent rate by going into Chicago at once
on business. The-cut is most opportupe
one for those who haven't yet purchased
their holiday stocks.
q stands for thinner the merchant tailor
VINO has an extra fine stock of suitinps
and overcoatings at very reasonable
figures.
Select your holiday presents. particularly
reclining chairs, at an early date at re.
duced prices, at G. A. Doellinger's. 23-6t
Shawls, Hoffmaster displays an elegant
line at lowest prices.
Mr.. Henry Schnitger will collect the poll
tax in the easterly portion of the city and
Mr. b. Kimball in the westerly part. Hear
ye, all pay up OF get your little picks and
shovels ready.
y. b. thinner has magnificent stock of ,
late patterns in suitings which are dis !
played on his counter. Call and examine.
Nov23-d2t
Carpets, best grades to be found in the '
city, at reduced prices. at G. A. Doellin-
gers 80 dot
Cloaks, walking jackets, surtouts ,ulsters.
HoHmaster offers a line superior in stvIe to
any house in the trade
This morning Mr.. Alvin FL. Connolly re. :
ceived card from his father written yes g
terday morning, in which he said that not ;,
the fact that Clark was grow \
ng weaker, his symptoms, on the whole. c
we're considered favorable :,
good way of saving money is to supply =
your wants at smallest costs. Benoston
'eils, drugs, medicines, etc, at lowest
prices Novo1 e. u
Wanted, a cigar maker in Sayana. p
Wages 81 per 1000. Address
NoVS2-u Lockdrawer e. r
Ladies, childrens and gentlemens un- n
ierwear from Is cents upwards. at Hoff :,
masters.
Last evening Mr.. j. F. Guthrie of VOL o
oft. Iowa and Miss Emma B. Prick were
married. at the residence of the brides
PARENTS No. 800 Seventh street. by Rev. s.
J. Cryer. Subsequently the contracting I
PARTIES and few intimate friends partook
# substantial wedding feast Numerous
PRESENTS were received by the happy couple .
rom present and absent friends.
Don't fail to visit the pioneer boot and
hoe store of e. Turner for bargains in 7
land-sewed shoes for ladies' and gentle L
men. Nov91 az .