Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-21
BRIEFLETS.

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Turkeys, chickens and geese at Lamps.
Lloyd & Stewart for Christmas presents.
Mixed candy by the pail at Hawleys.
Lloyd & Stewart the gents furnishers.
Mr.. August Huesiug is on the sick list.
Remember the bargains at Ills this
evening at McCabe Bros.
Order your Christmas candies and nuts
of 81. Lamp.
For low prices in the jewelry line go to
Patterson's.
Catawaba grapes, so cents per basket,
at Truesdale & O'Connor's.
Patterson's for anything in the jewelry
line.
Call and see the beautiful Aoilet and
odor cases at 7 H. Thomas.
First class iewelry at auction at Fl j..
Peetz's.
A large line of fancy perfume bottles
at Thomas.
Opera glasses cheap at the Harper
house drug store.
A fine line of mixel candies and nuts
at Truesdale s. O'Counor's.
Silk handkerchiefs twelve cents this
evening at 7:15, at McCabe Bros.
Call on H. Peetz for that gold or silver
watch. 1t will pay you.
Remember Lloyd & Stewart for gents
wear.
James Coyne, of Chicago is IN the city
today.
The finest line of Christmas candies in
the city at Hawley's.
Twenty per cent discount on Sx1C
frames at Kingsbury's.
Robinson the halter has beautiful
things for Christmas
Wax candles all colors at Truesdale &
O'Connors.
Henry Peetz's is the place to buy your
Jewelry at your own prices.
Order your Christmas turkey or chick
en- at Hawleys.
You will all be pleased with what you
see in Christmas novelties at Robinson's =.
Order your Christmas turkey or chicken
at Truesdale & O'Connors
Christmas cards, books, silk umbrellas,
all. all must go this week, at McCabe
Bros
! Robert Harper is home from the Penn
sylvanis military school at Chester, to
spend the holidays.
P. O'Neiil, Esq national secretary Of
the Erin Order of Hibernians, was in the
city yesterday on society business.
No let up: the crowd increases this
afternoon at McCabe's, and this evening
at 7:15, it will be larger than ever before.
Mr.. Ben. Harper is very greatly i'm
proved. his general condition being mucf
better
Holiday slippers in great variety al the
Central shoe store of Wynes & Schnei-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs Dussinberre are expected
from Larned. Kan, TO spend the holi,
days.
Call on H. Peetz and secure you
Christmas presents of jewelry, as he il
selling out at auction.
Mr.. T. F. Cary is enjoying very fint
Christmas trade IN toilet goods, albums
and fancy needle work Give him cal
and look at the gems there on exhibition
Tomorrow and during the rest of THU
| week the Hong Kong tea store will Civ,
away candy with purchases of tea AM
| coffee
Mr. A. B. Rodman shipped his car o
thorough bred stock to California yester.
day morning He will follow in tht
| spring.
Notice the special prices offered on op
teal goods at the Harper house drus
store, only So 10 for solid gold spectacles
worth S..
! The jam at McCabe Bros is increas
ing as we 60 to press. Do not expect t
be waited on at once. Will do the bes
they can. Who can ask more7 Fourtee
extra clerks, but prices are cut.
Invitations are out for holiday hol
to take place at Turner hall on Wednesda
evening, December 90 The committee
Messrs Jno Gait. L. c. Blanding and C
F. Lynde. 1t will be select affair.
| Patrick Ferron left yesterday afternoo
for Monmouth to attend league meetin
in that city tonight. at which there wi
be delegations present from Davenpor
Alexis. Burlington and other places.
Mrs. Ann c. Burial, has issued inyits
lions 10 the marriage of her daughte
Miss Alice Burial. to NJ. NJ. Briggs 0
the evening of December 80, one wee
, from tomorrow night.
"Uncle Billy" Bell. the pioneer who SET
tied in Rock Island in 1885, leaves wit
his daughters for Atlanta, Ga. tomorro'
morning. His daughters will make the
permanent home there, but Mr.. Bell wi
probably return in the spring
John Metsch, formerly of this CITY, WI
arrested in Moline this afternoon for oil
tanning goods under false pretenses
Kansas. He will be taken back to Ka
sas as soon as requisition can be pr
cured.
The city treasurer of the city of D,
Moines, the Iowa town which boasts
loudly of its metropolitan atmospher
has been obliged, from lack of funds,
''stand of" the members of the poll
force and fire department for one mout