The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-14
Here and There
Felt boots at Carse & Co. =.

ou ouith dFtuut'
Holiday slppersat Carse g. Co s.
A car load Of Christmas trees Just res
ceived at Krell & Maths
D. Roy Bowlby arrived home from
Chicago this morning.
Handkerchief sale at McIntire's Ex-
tremely low prices.
Read Birkenfeld's holiday advertise
ment on this page.
Chamois lined shoes at Carse & Co. s.
Mr.. J. II. Burwell of St. Paul, spent
Sunday with his Rock Island friends.
The board of supervisors met in regu-
lar December session this afternoon.
The latest in toys, tree ornaments.
home made and fine candies at the lowest
prices at Krell & Maths.
Back buckle overshoes for ladies at
Carse & Co.'S.
Grand success-The special handlSer-
chief sale now in progress at Mclntire "
Co.'S. Open evenings.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa~
ton. Telehone No. 1921. Cd
For the next two weeks the new and
10 cent store, at No. 1919 Second ave,
will be headquarters for toys.
High button shoes for ladies and misses
at Carse & Co. s.
McIntire & Co. had II rush for hand
kerchiefs in spite of the cold day. "Tht
hand5omest and cheapest line we have
seen" so say the ladies.
f. W. Spencer has an extraordinary
fine line of silver plated ware, sample
of which makes his front window very
attractive to the passers by. His goods
are very low in price
Arctics- Carse ~ Go. can sell you then
cheap.
In connection with McIutr1 Il Co.
handkerchief sale, they offer n superb lin
of silk handkerchiets and wool and sill
mutliers. choice styles.
Those Sc spcctacles at the Harpe
house drug store that are selling tor 80. Il
are real bargains.
| The Central shoe store still continue t.
attract the crowds because of their loS
priced goods. Call on them for boots
shoes or slippers.
Roger Bros triple plate knives at thu
remarkably low price of 50 per set at E
| w HE nthar ,r,bis in th
holiday line, such as silver plated ware
embrace the very latest novelties.
Thirteen hundred people on foo
crossed the bridge yesterday. How man,
frost bitten noses and cars were there il
the tlrong? If the horse railway weI
completed what "a world of comfort man.
would have had for five cents.
McIntire q Co. propose to do the hand
kerchef business in Rock Island, an'
they can, too, because they show tn
handsomest, largest and cheapest lin
ever exhibited here.
The Harper house drug store hav'
placed on sale Tin order to attract specia
attention to their large standard line o
optical goods a limited number of soll'
gold spectaCles and eye glasses Mt S3
wor il Sc.
Before deciding on your Christina
gifts call at the Rock Island Children
Carriage Works and examine their beau
| tful reed and rattan chairs. The mos
durable article of this kind made of al
sizes and styles at prices within the reacl
of all. 1t will pay You to see them.
II. W. Duisenbcrre, fLarnard, Kan.
arrived in the city this morning, and OF
next Wednesday afternoon he will b,
united in marriage to Miss Bessie Harper
daughter of our esteemed citizen, Mr.
Ben Harper.
Miss Katie Halves gave party las
| Friday evening to her friend Miss Terry
| of Toledo, Ohio, who is visiting in Rocl
Island The evening was spent in aoca
games and dancing and proved y delight
full affair. A splendid supper was served
Great special sale of handkerchiefs a
McIntire & Co.'S today, Tuesday ant
Wednesday. No such prices have beer
made heretofore, and consult your inter
ests when you examine and purchase
Open evenings.
DR.. J. W. Morgan, of Port Byron, ha
reason to "cuss" the beautiful snow
While getting his cutter out of his sheC
the other day it Slipped from his grasp
and the scat struck him on the bridge o
the nose. Fortunately the rim of his ha
lessened the force of the blow, and tn
genial doctor was spared the humiliation
of broken nose.