The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-22
Town Talk

70 per Cent oil, az Taylor's.
Scrap books, at Taylor's.
Miss Zeis, the miiliner, has some very
choice fancy work suitable for Christmas
presents.
The days will now commence to grow
longer.
Vases, at VIII r. JOhnson's.
Holiday slippers at cost, at KrnIl &
Pfoh's
Mixed candies Is and 25 cents; French
cream 40 cents. per pound, at F. Maths.
Everybody vas pleased with what they
saw at the fair last.night
Santa Claus is coming, and the little
ones are on the look out for him.
Rings, at WillR. Johnson's.
Baskets of all kinds, at Taylor's.
Mems artics only S1.75, at Krull &
Pfoh's.
You could not imagine better place
to spend your time this evening than at
the Fair.
Christmas trees will be in order at the
different churches on Monday evening
Doll heads, all kinds, at TaylOr's.
Watches, at VIII r. Johnson's.
Christmas trees Is cents and upwards,
at Maths, 315 Twentieth street.
The ice bridge is now being used by
pedestrians who wish to cross the river.
Z. Turner can fit you out in holiday
slippers.
Grand free lunch this evening at
Swan Youngren's popular place, corner
of Fourth avenue and Ninth street.
The Evangelical Lutheran school closed
yesterday afternoon for the holidays,
Christmas cards, at Taylor's.
Ladies watches, at Henry PCetz'.
Holiday slippers, in abundance. at Carse
& Reticker's
Danforth appears .siok. What ais
him?
Miss Zcis wants all the ladies to call
and see her elegant line of jewelry and
fancy work.
Don't forget to attend the fair at Turner
hall tonight.
French. clocks, at Henry Pectz'
Writing desks and port folios, at Tay
lor's.
The ministers will meet at the residence
of the Rev. J. A. Reynolds at 10 a. m
Monday.
Ladies vest chains, solid plated, al
Henry Peetz'
Remember E. Turner's place when YOU
are purchasing your holiday slippers.
Fred Appelquist is supremely happy
over the arrival of a bouncing boy at his
home. He tipped the scales at twelve
pounds
Dontbuy your holiday slippers unit
You gaze on the stock of Carse & Reflex
er's.
Gold headed canes, the latest styles a
Bakers.
Next Monday afternoon at o'clock, il
Davenport, Mr.. ". H Bennett and Miss
Essie P Johnston, will be united in
marriage
The Bans' Tea store was crowded to
day, the carmels were very nice. Cal
! and get your box.
Choice candies. of every description
pure and unadulterated, at Fred KrelPs.
In making mention of the "Golder
Floral Series" yesterday, we forgot to sa!
that Champion & Co. have them for sale
and are selling them at a reduced price
Pearl lace scarfs instead of pure lace
rs we had it in our last issue, are thu
| grand bargains at McCabe Bros. today
Christmas trees lower than the lowest
mt Fred KrelIs.
The fine programme presented al th,
glass workers concert Thursday night a
Harper's theatre, was due in a large de
gree, to the exertion of Mr.. S T. Bowlby
who took an active part in the affair,
Fred krell does not sell candy quite a
cheap as some others but his goods ar
made from pure sugar. and not adult
Grated with glucose,
Liberman, the halter, has an elegant lin
of fur mqfilers which have been purchase,
for the holiday trade
The Devils Auction Combination
attracted a good audience at the Burti
opera house, Davenport, last night 1t i
a fine spectacular play and il full of in
teresting incidents. They give another
| performance tonight
Solid artistic silver ware, magnificen
fine line of new and novel goods, al Ba
| ker's
In fur caps, Liberman. the halter, on
does all other dealers. Call and see wha
rice ones he has; Just the thing for
| present to a gentleman friend.
The strange sunsets of the past fey
evenings have doubtless been caused b
the efforts of the sun to set himself "
standard time.
Fred KrclIS place will be open all da
Sunday.
An elegant line of ladies gold watches
wristlets, gold chains, eardrops, breast
pins, and other fine jewelry, purchased
expressly for the holidays, at Bakers.
Last evening Rock Island Encampmen
I No. u, l. o. o. F. elected the following
officerf: J. L. Adams. Chief Patriarch
George Cook, High Priest; Henry Grimm
Senior Warden; E. D. Mccartney, JUNO
Warden, and J. F. Van Horn, Scribe
The installation takes place on Frida,
evening, Jan. A.
Lost, bunch of keys, on Thursda,
evening; thought to have been dropped
between the postoifiCe and Rock Islam
National bank Finder will please leav
at P 0. Box 1872, to which one of tn
lost keys belong
School superintendent hembles repor
for the month ending Dec. q, 1888, is a