The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-25
BRIEFLETS.
Bulk oysters at Lamps.
Choice celery. at W. H. Beams.

In the city last night
Live chickens, at w. II. Beans.
II. P. Stoddard. of Edgington, returned
home from Chicago last hight.
Nice Concord and Catawba grapes by
the basket or pound at Lamps.
The Central shoe store is still en- the
boom; every day its trade increases.
Fine dressed chickens at w. II.
Beans.
The Rock Island Glee club will sing at
the rink tomorrow evening.
Turkeys, live and dressed, at W. II
Beans.
Read the advertisement of the skating
rink on the first page.
Fred Gross. No. 3l9 Twentieth street,
will have rattle for geese tomorrow.
Choice creamery butter at W. II.
Beans.
Rasmussen's gallery will remain open
till 2 o'clock tomorrow.
All grades of canned oysters at w. II.
| Beans
| Mrs. II. G. Stockhouse left for Spring,
field this morning to spend Thanksgiving
| Great entertainment at the rink tomor
row afternoon and evening. Read their
new advertisement.
Fine turkey lunch tomorro at F.
Gross, The Mosquito" No. $40, Twcn>
tieth street.
The place where you can save 25 per
cent on the dollar is at No. 1901 Second
avenue. sign of the big glove"
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. 6-dtf
There will be rattle of ducks and tul,
keys tonight at Jacob Ohlweiier Jr. Is sa-
loon on Twentieth street.
First class lunch and st. Louis beer at
Jacob Ohlweiler, Jr.'s, Twentieth street,
on Thanksgiving morning.
The Chicago bankrupt shoe store of
Chicago will on Saturday open branch
under the Rock Island house.
| DR.. Higgins, of Hillsdale, is shaking
hands with his numerous friends in this
city today.
| Bob Goldensteen will serve tom and
Jerry" to all We who are thirsty tomor-
row.
The locomotive firemen have their ball
at the skating rink tonight Supper will
be served at Armory hall.
| Notice the cut prices offered by Mc>
Cabe Bros. until Dec 10Th. Only IA days
left.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
Trinity church at 1890 a. M, and 7;3U
p. m. Rev. r. f. Sweet. pastor
Lots of fun tomorrow at o. +. McGin>
leys shooting gallery on Fourth avenue
near Twenty first street.
August Herkert not to be outdonc by
the other places of resort. will have to-
morrow nice spread of turkey, chicken
oysters, celery, etc.
There will be rattle of turkeys and
geese at John Rings saloon, on Elm
street, on the evening of Thursday. No'
vember 26-Thanksgiving evening.
Tonight Mr.. A. b. Rodman leaves fol
Santa Barbara, Cal, to join his brother
Robert, and make it his home for the
present.
Spare ribs, tenderloins, sausage meat
pigs feet and tongues, kettle rendered
lard hams. and breakfast bacon at Gil
morcs pork house.
Wcstbrook and Hacker, champion trick
and acrobatic bcyclists of the world, will
give an exhibition at the rink tomorrow
evening.
The Fulton market this morning re.
ceived fresh installment of fresh perch,
mackercl bass. pickerel, turkeys. chick :
ems, oysters and celery.
Fred Appelquist will tomorrow have a
grand Thanksgiving lunch of roast pig
and turkey, which will be served in pals
atable style.
All kinds of sewing machine supplies
and needles for all machines. Sewing
machines repaired as good as new and
warranted, at Chas. Fiebig. Third avenue
near market square.
McCabc Bros will make one dozen of
their very best and finest photographs,
any style, for 81 80 until Dec. 10th
Sittings may be secured by telephone.
Burger Mott and wife, of Olivette, Ea.
ton Co.. Michigan. arrived in the city
last evening on weeks visit with the
family of Ex>Mayor Mott, Mr.. Burger
Mott being nephew.
|, John Westphal is making grand prep
arations for great big lunch tomorrow,
which will consist of roast pig, turkey,
chicken, oysters, celery. etc. He wants
all to call and see him and partake of the
good things.
i McCabe Bros. have a large lot of book.
bought far below market value and viii
close the lot singly or in quantities to sui
lisher's price.
Go to Benefits glove factory to &C,
your gloves and mitts, where you will
find an assortment of over three hundred
styles, and they are constantly making
them. Go one and all, both great and
small, and buy your gloves of Bennett.
Mike Magrum, the popular proprietor
of the "Tivoli," will give grand lunch
tomorrow, consisting of turkey, chicken
and rabbit; Give Mike call, for he
knows how to suit the tastes of his pat
| rons.