Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
BRIEFLETS.

Go TO Patterson's for jewelry.
Go to Spencer's for that new stove.
Latest designs in jewelry at Pattersons.
See the bargains at r. Champion &
Co S.
Bulk oysters at Truesdsle & O'Con-
nor's.
Go to Patterson's for gold and silver
watches.
Call and see spencer's stoves before
you buy.
Go to Patterson's for a gold headed
cane.
Turkey and chicken at Truesdale &
0Connor's.
Stoves, stoves. stoves at your own
prices at Spencers
c. L. Patterson for novel designs in
jewelry.
Smoked sturgeon, halljbut ond had
die, at Hawley's.
The famous Acme liquid backing at
Truesdale & O'Connors.
Fresh mackerel, herring. cod, fomdeps
ana sweet at Hswley's
The river is closed again and persons
are venturing across on foot.
Large colored picture books &c. worth
25c, at r Champion S Cos.
Everything sold at Henry Peetz' sale is
guaranteed to be as represented.
Silk umbrellas IN gold. silver and nat
ursl wood handles. at Robinson's the
halter
E. W. Spencer has an elegant line Of
heating and cooking stoves that are sold
very low.
W. H. Devore and ]. W Simonson, of
Port Byron, were at the Rock Island
house today
Don't forget to attend the auction sale
of jewelry at Peetz's. if you desire any.
thing in his line,
Plush and leatherette work boxes. fur,
niseeb Soc, worth 81. A limited number
today at r. Champion & Cos.
A large backgammon board, with men, |
cups aud dice, 81 cents, worth IS cents
today. at R Champion s Cos.
Notice Lloyd & Stewards window for
fine mpfflers. A new line of ties just re
ceived for the holidays this morning.
Read the advertisement of Robinson.
the halter, on the first page. Its perusal
will interest holiday goods purchasers.
Large quarto album, colored leaves
plush and leather, one to each, zoe; cards
and cabinets, drive, at Champions.
William Lang, formerly resident of this
city but now resident of Racine, Wis,
is in the city visiting with old friends.
The ladias are particularly invited to
attend H. Peetz anction sale of gold and
silver wstches, clocks, silver plated ware,
jewery etc. etc,
The cheerful face of A. d. Frantz ia
again seen on the streets conveying the
glad intelligence that he has recovered
from his recent illness.
DR., J. NJ Barth, prominent dentist Of
Rock Island, and Mrs. Post and daugh,
ter, OF Kirkwood, were 10 the city last
evening, in attendance at the Perry piano
recital Monmouth Gazette.
Engineer Heady, the victim of Monday
nights wreck, is somewhat better TODAY.
}. ). bartholomew, the injured passen,
ger. has 80 far improved as TO be up and
about the corridor of the Harper house.
Judge Adams officiated at the marriage
ceremony of August Z. johnson, of
Orion, and Miss Hattie s. Peterson. of
Gable, and Charles F. Holm and Miss
Emma Holm, of Moline, this afternoon.
Mrs. E. c. W. Patterson viii deliver
rec lecture on the topic of labor at Hill
ier's hall next Sunday afternoon at 8
''clock. A cordial invitation is extern
led to the public to be present,
Secretary Ferguson, of the Mississippi
fslley Manufacturer Mutual and North ;
western Mutual Insurance companies, is i
citing out en- elaborate and convenient
alendar for 1887.
The directors of the Northwestern and
Executive board of the Mississippi Valley /
Mutual Insurance COM I
'anies held meeting in Secretary Fer :
uson's office yesterday, but only bust. !,
ess of q routine nature was transacted.