The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-24
IsRIEFLETS.
Choice celery, at w. II. Beans.
Nice young turkeys at Lamps.

Nice young turkeys at Lamps.
Fat turkeys at Hawley's.
Warm lined slippers for everybody at
Carse e Co s.
For oysters and celery go to Sears &
Cramer
Have you killed your turkey for Thanks
giving?
Oysters and celery at Lamps.
Florida oranges at Hawley's.
Live chickens, at w. H. Beans.
Turkeys and chickens at Sears & Graz
mer's, 1919 Fourth avenue.
Fine goods and low prices are leaders
at w. Peterson & Co.'S. shoe store
Fresh and salt fish of all kinds in abun-
dance at the Fulton market.
Miss Rosa Hamilton, one of the bellies
of Freeport is visiting Miss Jessie Gates.
The last appearance of Jay Gamble, at
the rink this evening
Home made mince meat at Hawley's.
Fine dressed chickens at w. H..
Beans.
Low prices tell the story at W. Peter,
son & Cos.
Choice oysters and celery at the Fulton
market.
Rev. Father Mackin, went to Chicago
on business trip Sunday night.
Choice turkeys live or dressed at Chas.
Young's
Catawba and Malaga grapes at IIaw,
lcy's,
Attend the race at the rink this even>
ing, and see some fine skating.
BE sure and call at w. Peterson & Cos.
before purchasing your winter foot wear.
Call at the Fulton market for your
chickens and turkeys
Turkeys live aud dressed, at w. II.
Beans.
Finest line of mems slippers can be
found at Carse & Co.'S.
Choice creamery butter at W. II.
Beans.
Supply yourself for Thanksgiving from
the choice selection of palatable things
to be found at the Fulton market.
Don't forget Carse & Co. for solid foot.
wear.
Poultry of all kinds in abundance at
Lamps.
The place where you can save % per
cent on the dollar is at No. 1901 Second
avenue, sign of the big glove
Mc1ntire & Co, offer tomorrow morn
ing a choice line of jersey or elder down
flanncls.
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton. Telephone No. 1901. 6 diff
All grades of canned oysters at W. Fl.
Beams
Do not forget, that this will be the last
chance to see Gamble in his race with
Bromley and Watt, this evening.
New dress goods at McIntire & Cos
Wednesday. Examine their line of plaid
all wool dress goods, plain to match at
50 cents.
There will be rattle of turkeys and
geese at John Rings saloon on Elm
street, on the evening of Thursday, No.
vember 2G-Thanksgiving evening
Pastors of churches where Thanksgiy
ing services will be held. are requested to
send notices to the ARGUS Office before 3
| o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
+. II. Wilson, wife and family, of Ru
raj, leave this evening for few weeks
visit to their old home in Montgomery
Co.. Indiana.
Aid. F. NJ. Sinnett and H. p Stoddard,
of Edgington, have been temporarily re-
lieved from service on the petit Jury in
the United States court in Chicago.
New gools at McIntire's Wednesday.
Choice line of buttons, all sizes. Novel.
ties in dress goods, boucles, nlggerheads
mixed tricots, etc. Examine.
Mr.. L. G. Blanding. Mrs. V. NJ. Bland,
ing and daughter, May. leave for Du>
bnque tomorrow morning to spend
Thanksgiving.
Spare ribs, tenderloins, sausage meat,
pigs feet and tongues, kettle rendered
lard, hams, and breakfast bacon at Gil.
more's pork house.
The Fulton market proprietor, Mr. f.
Meyer, has been very busy for the last
few days buying up poultry for Thanks
giving, and as a result he has about six
hundred fine turkeys and chickens on
hand to supply the THANKSGIVING trade.