Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-04
BRIEFLETS.

at cost or less.
Fresh bulk oysters 25 cents per quart
at Lamps.
Go to j. T. Dixon for low prices on
suitings and overcoatings.
A new line of four-in> hand ties at
Robinson's.
Five prizes given out tonight at No.
1911, Second avenue.
Don't miss those fresh bulk oysters, rs
cents per quart, at Hawley's.
Overcoatings very low for the next 80
days at j. T. Dixon's.
Remember the fair and supper at the
NJ. E. church. Tuesday evening. Dec Z.
One hundred and nine heating stoves
at Spencer's.
j.. p Weyerhauser left for Chicago last
evening.
Go toJ. T. Dixon's for suitings and
overcoatings at low prices
Sixty-three second hand heaters at
Spencer's.
There will be no hospital meeting I'M
til the first of January
The Central shoe store has an abund-
ant stock of seasonable boots and shoes.
Great sale of coal-hods and coal vases
at Spencers
Robinson, the halter, displays the larg>
est line of seal, fur and Scotch caps in
the city. Liberman's old stand
Ten cents admission to see the Moth
er Goose" procession and the doll carni>
val at the NJ. E. church Tuesday night.
Onions in lots, five and ten bushels,
slxty>fve cents, at Wilcox's, corner of
Twenty>fourth and Fourth avenue.
We make a speciality of -four and retail
it at wholesale prices. Streckfus &
Schaab
Potatoes in lots, five and ten bushels,
sixty>five cents, at Wilcox's, corner of
Twenty fourth and Fourth avenue
The county officers elect will assume
charge of their respective offices next
| Tuesday morning.
Come and have good time aud good
supper at the fair Tuesday night, which
will be served from to TO-
You will find the best qualify of cans
els hair. cashmere and merino underwear
in this city at Robinson's-
Go and see the Turner concert at Tur-
ner Hall tomorrow night, to be given by
the boys of the Rock Island Turner soci
ETY..
Overcoats and suits to order from The
best material at the very lowest possible
prices for the next thirty DAYS, al Hopes
the tailor.
Go to the city mills for your tlour, buck
wheat, rye flour, rye meal, graham, cora
meal, ground fresh every day. Slreckfus
Il Schaab.
Stop and figure what SO pounds o. eats,
so pounds of shelled corn cost, then see
what the city mills sell 100 pounds chop
feed for Streckfus & Schaab.
Come and blow soap bubbles" aud see
the fancy table, and help eat ice cream
and candy at the NJ. E. church Tuesday
night. Good instrumental and vocal
/ So
Mrs. Lord, of Moline. went into the
county court yesterday afternoon. and
pleai guilty to keeping a house of ILL.,
fame, She was fined SEQ and costs,
which wss paid.
The Union Street Railway company
has filed its bond in the sum of S25 900
with G. Ii. French. w. II. Decker, G.
w. French. and Eugene Lewis as sureties
for the privilege of running its motors
within the city limts-to Seventh ave-
nue..
As the carriage trade of tie Children s
Carriage company has so increased they
have decided to discontinue the msnufac-
ture of reed and rattan chairs, so will
close out the stock on hand al price:
never before offered on these goods. II
you wish 10 make Christmas present,
call at the factory and examine the line
of chairs
The members of the Second Baptis,
church wish it understood that their pas
tor, Rev. E. D. Wilson, has made hil
final report OF all moneys collected fol
the payment Of the church mortgage, and
that be has given excellent satisfaction in
all respects There are still few out.
standing debts which the church hopes tc
meet shortly.
Four well-known citizens purchased
four rabbits each last night and s.arte {
hoTe with them. They stopped at q
saloon on the way, and the dicesbox wa
introduced; the consequence was that tn,
gentlemen proceeded on their way minus
the rabbits. and the saloon keeper hat
something new on his free lunch tabl,
this morning.
i Col. Baylor commandant on the isl
: and, has issued the following order:
Until further notice trains approach,
ing the draw will not be required to come
to full stop, but will be required to
whistle for the draw. If all is right the
Waterman will display a white signal
otherwise. the train must stop. Only
one watchmau will be kept on the draw
and his station will be at the center until
further orders"
Agricultural Reporter Thomas Camp
bells report TO the department at Wash.
ington shows the following figures of the
condition of crops as compared with {