The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11

Fresh cocOanuts, at Lamps.
Seal skin caps, at Lbermans.
Low prices at w. Peterson & Co.'S
Poultry of all kinds, fresh. at Lamps.
A fine line of plush and brocade scarGs
at Liberman's.
Selling out at cost at b. Birkenfeld's
on Fourth avenue.
Ladies' button shoes 81 so per pair at
the Central shoe store.
Other gloves and fur collars, at Liber-
mans.
Arctics, arctics, arctics, at w. Peterson
& Co.. S.
Read Birkenfeld's holiday advertise
ment on this page.
Mems overshoes 05 cents per pair al
the Central shoe store.
f. j. VonAch, of Orion, H., was in
the city yesterday on busiaess.
| See the new patent cuffs for ladies
and genilemens' driving at Liberman's.
| Warm lined shoes at w. Peterson 4
Cos.
Holiday goods, useful presents fol
gentlemen, at Libcrman's.
| w. Peterson & Co. for genuine stand
ard foot wear, and at reasonable prices
A fine line of silk and cashmere mutllcrs
Just received a, Libermans.
When you buy your next foot wear be
sure ami call at w. Peterson Il Co, S he,
fore purchasing.
Misses pebble grain button shoe So
cents, former price $l,15 at bankrupt
shoe sale. ,623 Second avenue,
For prices on the best hard coal in the
city call at the Port Byron Lime Associa>
ton Tcchone No. 1851. Cd
Mems English grain water proof boots
So, 1925, 81, worth -. IS, and So. AT
bankrupt shoe sale ,G23 Second avenue.
Theo Holdorf will give rabbit lunch
at his saloon, corner Eighth avenue and
Ninth street, tomorrow evening.
Gents calf boots Sc, sees and So,
former price SIS. 81. an d IS. at bankrupt
shoe store call ,623 Second avenue.
Ladies kid and pebble grain button
shoe $1.00 $1,25 and SO, worth 81 so
50, and So, at Bankrupt shoe sale, 1893
Second avenue.
j. NJ. Christy, formerly of this city,
but now of Des Moines, has sent out a
neat calender for 1886. advertising his
| nd lnr
Gents calf shoes all sizes, latest styles
in button lace and congress, 81, 90 worth
1926 at bankrupt store sale, 1923 Second
avenue.
The show window of T. Turner. is re,
splendent with an attractive display OF
holiday slippers which is being admired
by many passing pedestrian,
The Central shoe store is having re-
markably good trade this season because
of the extremely low prices at which they
sell their boots, shoes and slippers. Just
give them = call and get their prices.
Open evenings. McCabe Bros, arr
keeping open house evenings, and unit
9 o'clock each evening, will be happy t.
see any and all of their friends who find i
more convenient for them to call durin.
the evening hours.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Smith. of Rock
ford, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. w
B. Ferguson. The first of the week the.
go to Chicago, and after the holiday
will proceed south, where the remainde
of the winter will be spent.
Alderman NJ. NJ. Briggs left last nigh
for Hot Springs, Ark, where he will re
main a month in hopes of benefiting hi
arm, which has caused him so mucl
trouble of late. His many friends vii
Join with the Argus in wishing him
rapid recovery.
To thoroughly advertise their nam.
moth stock of books McCabe Bros. hav
decided to continue the sale of the 'Dia
mond Edition" of poets at the absur,
low price of % cents each, until the stool
, is closed out. The publishers of this just
" celebrated edition of poets have al
ways held their prices firmly and withou
deviation at 81 90, and the price nance
by McCabe Bros, is what is termed a
mong book men as''piracy." However q
cents is their price and every thing goes
Tie list includes Burns poems, Proctor
Poe Scott Lucille etc