Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-01
BRIEFLETS.

December |.
The Monarch"
Drop in at the Monarch.
Council next Monday night
Machine oil and needles, at Tay lor's
Fur lincd gloves and mitten's at Rob-
inson's.
Bulk oysters twenty-five cents per
quart at Hawleys.
Fresh bulk oysters twenty five cents
per quart at Lamps.
The board Of supervisors meet one
week from next Monday.
Ten Climax heating stoves at Spen-
GERS at cost or less.
ClImas stoves from s. to SIS at David
Don's.
Choice chickens and turkeys at Trues,
dale & O'Connors.
Protect yourself from the cold 10y buys
ing muller of Robinson.
One hundred and nine heating stoves
AT Spencer's.
Nice bananas and oysters at Trues>
dale & O'Counor's
Sixty three second hand heaters at
Spencer's.
Great sale of coal hods and coal vases
at f. W. Spencers next Saturday.
Division Superintendent W. G. Brown,
of the c., B. & @. is in the city today
If Won want first class overcoat Mo-
schneider s. Kohn's is the place to buy it
You will find all grades aud styles in
caps at Robinson's, successor to Liber.
| man.
We make specially of -four and retail
it at wholesale prices Streckfus &
Schaab.
The finest business lunch in town served
every morning at o'clock at the Mon
arch"
Ear muffs, silk mufflers. underwear,
etc, the best line IN the city, at Mqsen-
fielder & Kohn's
Toll collections at the Rock river bridge
for the month of November- amounted Is
S53l50.
This is the weather for seal skin caps.
If vou want a first-class article call al
Mosenfelder & Kohn's
Attend David Don's clearing out sale
of heating stoves as he is offering some
rare bargains.
You ought to see those beautiful As
trachan trimmed overcoats Mosenfelder
& Kohn's; no other store has them
SO great is the rush at the Central shoe
store that an extra force of CLERKS are
necessary to wait on the customers.
Mosenfelder & kohns seal skin caps
were purchased direct from She manu-
facturers. and are!guarantecd hrst>class
Just received, another new line of Rie,
fer coats and vests, in Astrachan, niggcl
heads and chinchillas, at Mosenfelder &
Kohn's.
Go to the city mills for your flour, buck.
wheat, rye flour. rye meal, graham, corr
meal, ground fresh every day Streckfus
Il Schaab.
The Ladies Aid Society of Beardsley
camp, S. V, will give grand entertain
ment at Turner Hall tomorrow even,
ing.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Huckstaedt's figures for November are
tobacco. 31.20; cigars, 71475 beer, 50,
442. Total, 3.1S79 5
Stop and figure what50 pounds of oats,
so pounds of shelled corn cost, then see
what the city mills sell 100 pounds chop
feed for. Streckfus & Schaab.
Tomorrow evening there will be given
a fine entertainment at Turner Hall by
the Ladies Aid Society. A general pub.
lie invitation is extended.
Mrs. F. B. Macon, who has been spend.
ing the past year in Washington, Cincin>
natl Philadelphia and other eastern cities,
is home to visit her parents over the holi.
days
Mr. Otto Sieb, whose fame for mixing
fancy drinks, and whose gentemanly
ways have won him MANY friends in thi,
vicinity. can now be found behind the
bar at Schockers Monarch" sample
room.
Commencing tomorrow morning the
moline & Rock Island street railway will
: run two cars to Moline, leaving Rock Is
4 land at $50 and arriving at Moline at Z
to accommodate laboring men going tt
that city 20 work.
As Winter 6 Lemburg have given VI
their retail liquor business, Mr.. Ehrhorn,
of the Commercial hotel sample room, will
attend to all who desire liquor by the ga
lon or in more or less quantities at whole
sale prices Mr.. EhIhorn will treat all il
fair and impartial manner.
Hart Coal Market.
Crate and egg S. 25; range No. 4, ant
mt SS III ner ton scrpaned and dalivorof