The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-24
BRIEFLETS.

| on Fourth avenue.
| This has been IL busy day at the local
| telephone exchange.
B F. Wilson. of Rural, has returned
| from an extensive eastern trip.
Krell & Math will be open tomorrow.
Silk mutiiers in great variety and style
at Liberman's.
| Fine shoes for presents at Carse &
| Co.'S.
Fay Lynde is home from Yale College
to spend the holidays.
A few choice things in ladies' lace neck
wear just received at McCabe's.
| Misses Ionic Weyerhauser and Tillie
Denkman are home from Wesley college
to spend the holidays
| Don't forget the grand entertainment
at the rink tomorrow aftcrno on and even>
ing.
Go with the rush ut Csrse & Co.'S for
your slippers.
| Read Birkenfelds holiday advertise
ment on this page.
You will miss grand treat if sou fail
to see the little ladies at the rink tomor-
row afternoon and evening.
Buy II useful present, and you can get
it at Carse & Co.'S
An elegant hanging lamp for the best
ten shots at the Rifle gallery next to the
Argus office.
Go early and get yonr seats to see the
grand entertainment at the rink tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Mems embroidered slippers rs cents
per pair at Carsc & Cos
Hiram Stocum, for some time past
driver on the street car line. has returned
to his oil vocation of hack driver
Fred Gross of No $40 Twentieth street.
will also be prepared to feed the hungry
| tomorrow
DR.. and Mrs c. Truesdale, aud Mr.
Chas, Truesdae left for Minneapolis last
night to spend Christmas.
Fur caps in great variety, purchased
expressly for the holiday trade at Liber>
mans
Get your reserved seats for the play of
Hazel Kirke' Monday night, next at
Harper House Drug store go cents.
Jacob Ohleweiler. Jr, No. 3l5 TWEEN,
tleth street, will greet his friends with a
fine lunch tomorrow. Give him call.
Call on H. II. DeSanto for Oleims
remedies He has the stock for sale Call
and see him.
For prices on the hest hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa~
ton. Telehone No. 1901. Cd
Charles and Rudolph Weyerhauser and
F. Deukman have left their studies at
Andover long enough TO spend Christmas
at home
This evenings entertainment at the
rink will include several violin selections
by Master Freddie Rogers, the child won>
der
The public schools closed at noon for
the mdwinter vacation of two weeks.
They will reopen the second Monday in
January.
The sale for reserved seats for Wilber's
Madison Square Company, Monday
night, play of Hazel Kirke" is now open
at Harper House Drug store-2o cents.
A grand lunch will be served at John
Westphals place, consisting of fried
oysters and game of all kinds This will
be the grandcst spread of the season.
Bring your children in the afternoon
to see the little ladies in their wonderful
acts upon the rollers at the rink tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Admission q
cents; children under ten, 10 cents
, Malaga grapes and California pears
aud nice mixed candies, nice bananas,
, nice queen shells. Italian chesnuts, new
! English walnuts of all kinds, at Boro's
under Rock Island National Bank.
Mike Magrum, the popular proprietor
| of the "Tivoli."' will have grand lunch
? tomorrow of game of all kinds and lots
OF other good things too numerous to
., mention
A E. w. Spencer has an extraordinary
+ fine line of silver plated ware, sample
, of which makes his front wi ndow very
! attractive to the passers by. His goods
are very low in price.
e Commander Bowman, of Buford Post
5 G.. A. r., has received cordial personal
+ invitation and one for his post. to attend
4 the public installation of the newly elected
y officers of August Wentz Post, Daven,
port, Saturday, January 2. 1886.
Roger Bros triple plate knives at the
remarkably low price of 50 per set at E
W. Spencer's. His other goods in the
< holiday line, such as silver plated ware
embrace the very latest novelties.
: Alderman Chas j. Larkin will leave
Il for Denver tonight on visit to his broth-
er, Mr., John Larkin who moved there
about year and half ago. His health
= has been very poor for some time, and
r Alderman Larkin will eudeavor to have
him return with him for rest and recuper-
:, alton.
: q Grand exhibition OF beautifully coloreC
paptomimic views, 20 feet in diameter
4 illuminated with a brilliant calcium light
i making them rs bright as the noonda,
e sun. finest lot of coiored views eve
: shown in the city. at the Rock Island rinl
on Christmas eve. Dec. "a.
= Mr.. A. d. Huesing has moved into hi
y elegant new house on Twentieth street