The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-17


est prices, at Mosenfelder Il Kohns
Eight degrees below zero last night
Closing out cloaks at Hoffmaster's, for
less money than any house il the trade.
Christmas art pictures and art goods,
at Kingsburys.
The choicest teas and the lowest prices,
at the Hong Kong tea and coffee store
Tariff or no tariff-prices never were
and never can he any lower than they
now are at Mosenfelder Il kohn's, The
new and popular one price clothiers
The Ladies' Aid society, of the Congre-
gatiOnal church, met at the residence of
Mrs E. G. Frazer this afternoon.
Children's cloaks at cost and less, ut
Hoffmaster's.
A chance on fine Meerschaum pipe
with every % cts. worth of cigars bought
from w A. Glockhoff, under the Harper
house.
Dan Flowers was fined So and costs
last evening for running hack without a
license.
Arcties in larger variety at the Central
shoe store, than at any other place in the
| city.
Clayburgh's Creole" company, which
appears at the Burtis opera house, Dav-
export, tonight. arrived from Peoria at /
p. m. today.
H. Hoffmaster offers the finest line of
linen, and hemstitched, and embroidered
handkerchiefs in the three cities.
The Davenporters who came over to
attend the canal meeting last night came
in q long covered wagon which they
called the yawl.
Those fine fresh roasted coffees at the
Hong Kong tea and coffee store are be
ing appreciated by many.
The young lady, whose father, unbe-
known to her, tied her Blaine pin on the
neck OF his pet calf, says she will have
revenge in some manner OF other.
The Central shoe store offers special in.
ducements to buyers of holiday slippers
Assistant Ticket Agent Paul Hamilton
and Assistant Baggagemaster VIM. Hofle
went to Chicago last night. They will re,
turn tomorrow.
The finest and most fashionable neck
wear in the west, can be found at =. Lib,
erman's popular halter.
There was slight fire at Wagner.
brewery at noon today, caused by some
sawdust catching fire around not pipe
1t was hastily extingEished without dam,
age. ~
E. Turner the popular shoe man, was
so busy today that his customary local is
missed from among the many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chubbuck, the eVangel,
lists will be at the First Baptist church al
3 p. m. and 80 p. m. the balance of this
week
| E. W. Spencer has an elegant stock OF
silver plated ware, consisting of tea sets,
water pitchers. casters, pickle castors
pickle dishes, spoons, at prices lower than
ever before.
A lunch room is the latest addition tC
Fred Appelquist's establishment, where
every hour you can obtain oysters, coffee
sandwiches and soup, served up in the
most palatable manner. Give him call
Prang's Christmas cards, handsome
than ever before; also splendid line o.
Whitney's crystalized specialties, the bes
in the market-call and see them al
Champions.
Liberman, the popular halter and mer
chant tailor, wants you to remember thai
he has something nice in the way OF
christmas gifts, such as silk mufflers
seal and fur caps, etc.
Frank Wilson is in the county jai
awaiting the arrival of the marshal o.
Ashland, Cass county, where he and pa
are accused of having stolen $50 worth o.
boots and shoes. which they afterward
disposed of for 1926 so
Toys, the most approved kind of Amer
lean manufacture in wood and iron, very
handsome and strong. Having purchased
them in large quantity for the jobbins
trade they are enabled to make them yer,
cheap at retail, at Champion & Cos.
For all the latest novelties in reed anC
rattan work, in the way of sofas, chairs
tables screens. ETC., those who wish Il
make beautiful and useful presents of thi.
sort to their friends this Christina
l should call in at the show rooms of til,
Children Carriage Co.
That choice siverware that E. W
Spencer has just received for the holiday.
is being sold 20 per cent lower than eve
before. The designs are all new and ar
the most popular styles in the market
Call and look at his stock
Champion & Co. are in receipt of an
other large consignment of engravings
etching and oliographs, historical, stand
ard and fancy subjects which offers al
unusually fine opportunity for lovers Of
fine art to supply their wants. Call soor
so as to avoid the rush.
The ladies of the First NJ E. churcl
will give supper and fair in the church
! parl0rs tomorrow evening next. tt
which the public generally is invited
Supper will be served from 6 to o'clock
Do not forget the place or date and 90 tc
the church parlors for your supper.
, Do not forget the annual fair of tn,
Rock Island Turner society, commencin:
, Saturday next and continuing three days
{ This fair will be the grandest ever heli
| by the society, as their programme is o
more entertaining nature. Go and en-
! Joy yourself next Saturday and Sunday
and you will never regret it as their fair
are always very enjoyable.
May Bros. have fine line of bisqu
: figures which they are selling at 25 pc
cent below the marked price. They ais
have something new in china ornaments
vases, baskets, ETC., richly decorated wit
flowers. They are very fine and it wi