The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-27
BREvITIES.


Work In all the degrees.
Oil, cents bottle, at Singer Office.
The storm doors and sidings have been
put up at the Harper House.
Hats. the very latest styles, at Miss Zeis'.
"a DIT
Hay was the principal commodity on the
market to-day.
Uncle Jake Ohlweiler took advantage of
the first snow by gong rabbit hunting this
morning
Ready wound holdings at the Singer
Office, cor. 18th and I'd ave. 81 div
Already several excellent names have
been canvsssed for the democratic Succes-
sion to Mayor Carse next spring.
A fine line of American Watches in the
latest styles of gold and silver cases, at
Henry Peetz's, opposite the Harper House.
nov25-6t
Grand musical and literary entertain
ment at the Broadway Presbyterian church
next Friday evening.
Needles, II cents per dozen, at Singer
office.
Leading Rock Island restauranteurs are
each getting ready for grand Thanksgiv-
ing lunch, or layout"
Fur caps, the latest out. at Liberman's
the halter.
The price of each indoor electric light
in this city has been fixed at $3.50 year
You can buy anything in the line of fine
jewelry and watches, at a trifie above cost,
at FL. Peetz's. moves Ct
The gross earnings of the Northwestern
road for the second week in November
were $446 500, decrease of So, 100
Buy the genuine Singer 1t is the most
reliable, and most durable.
Residents of the naphtha district are par
ticularlY enthusiastic over the successful
lighting of Rock Island by electricity.
Buy your fur caps of Liberman the
halter where you can find the fine assort
meHt to select from. Nov24 ct
The marriage license market is decided
ly fat, there having been no applications
since Friday last.
Gents furnishing goods. gloves, hats,
caps, etc, at prime cost, at E. Zeis'.
The civil suit before Squire Chopper, of
Rooney VS.. Weyerhauser & Denkmann
(the amount in dispute being 1883 was
decided in favor of the plaintiff.
E. Turner has an immense stock of
boots and shoes.
Messrs. B. D. Buford & Co. are reaping
quite a, harvest during these low rate days |
as they can ship their goods to remote |
Western points for mere bagatelle.
G. Juergens' for first class granting. If |
A large number of Milan ladies were in |
town shopping last Saturday. To-day's |
weather is pleasant enough for anybody, |
and some of our weather prophets predict |
an Indian summer Immediately
Hot soup every morning from $50 |
till IL, at the Tivoli. 21tf
The interior of Phoenix hose house is be- |
ing repainted and otherwise improved in |
preparation for the annual party to be held |
next Friday evening.
A very large stock of ready made cloth
ing at cost, at E. Zeis'.
The monthly song service last evening at
the Central Presbyterian church was at
tended by large and delighted audience
Gents latest style shoes, at Carse &
Retickers oct-31d6t
The plat of Mr.. Davenports latest addi-
ton to Rock Island provides for a railroad |
right of way through it which the city
street and alley committee is opposed to-
Merchant tailoring at a reduction of IS |
per cent, at E. Zeis. Don't delay longer.
nov. "a ct
Mr.. W. Fl. Hough, representing the
Kiralfy Black Crook company, called at
the ARGUS Office this morning. The com
pany is to be in Rock Island next Friday
evening.
Y stands for thinner the merchant tailor,
who has an extra fine stock or suitings
and overcoatings at very reasonable
figures.
Three hundred rebate tickets on Saturday
for Chicago and two hundred to-day repre-
sent temporary loss of SO much vitality
to Rock Island. Consequently local news
items are as scarce as if everybody had
been turned into salt.
Select your holiday presents, particularly
reclining chairs. at an early date at re-
duced prices. at G. A. Doellingers 23-6t
Mr.. W. G. Swan, general traffic mana
ger of the c.. NJ. & st. P. road, being in /
i'll health is about to start to Southern Cal |
ifornia for recuperation. Other officials of |
the road expect to accompany him