Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-29
BRIEFLETS.

at Trinity church. at $50 o'clock.
Seal and fur shoes, at Lloyd & Stew
arts.
Be sure and see Streckfus & SchaHl
before buying your -four
David Donaldson is id Burlington OF
bu siness
Tomorrow morning lis scrap books
cents, at McCabe Bros
A new line of tricot and flannel shirts
al LLOYD & Stewards
Services tonight and every night this
week at the Baptist church.
One case 30 dozen ladies camel's hail
underwear "a cents at McCabe's.
Go to the wholesale depository fol-
your tiour-Streckfus Il Schaab
A fine line of kid gloves and mitts, a,
Liberman
Saturday evening there will be skating
the rink
Sheriff elect 7. S Siivis has gone to
Fort Worth, Ark, to visit his parents
The city mills grinds fresh corn meal,
rye -four and graham every day, at S. & S,
Mrs " II. Gest is visiting in Mon
mouth
Ladies genuine csmel's hair underwear
~ cents at MCCabc Bros.
McCabe Bros. albums will be all on
sale tomorrow prime Bargains
cannot last but few days.
The wholesale flour store of Slreckfus
& Schaab is retailing -four at wholesale
prices.
A big Job this week, homespun suit.
ings 80 inches wide % cents per ward al
McCabe Bros. Can not last long.
No skating at the riak tomorrow even
ing as heretofore announced, but there
will be skating Saturday evening,
Liberman will not charge you any more
for new and desirable patterns in silk and
Cashmere mutfiers than other dealers will
for last years styles.
McCabe Bros have just opened case
Of superior genuine camels hair ladies
underwear which they will sell atls4,
cents each.
The ladies of the First Methodist Epis>
copal church will hold fail and festival
in the basement of the church on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings Dec 6 and !.
Squire Cooke imposed a fine Of $40
ami costs in the Edward Strohmcr as
saull case from Andaiusia. Strohmeir
took An appeal.
Tomorrow morning at $50 sharp 100
large nice albums, will hold So photos
They 60 at cents each. at McCabe's.
First come first served
The Holly Hose dance at Armory Hall
Saturday night, was well attended and
was / great success A splendid supper
was served and all enjoyed themselves
hugely
Manager Griffith, of the Central Union
Telephone company, has issued new
call book, which is being distributed
among subscribers of the exchange
the three cities.
Nj 7. j. Medill this morning received
a telegram from his brother. Alex. Medill,
at Clyde, Kas., informing him Of the
desth of his wife, Mrs Madge Medill, and
whose remains will arrive here tomorrow
morning,
A reception was given al the residence
of Mr., and Mrs F. C. A. Denkmann,
Saturday evening. in honor of Miss Lamb.
of Clinton, and Miss Van Bergen, of
Knoxville who are visiting in the city.
Book nicely bound i'll cloth for IS
cents; Schiller, Hugo, Scott, Gullivar's
Travels, Homer's Had and Odepsev, Vir-
gil, Eliot, Pope, Tennyson, Lucille,
Burns and many other select works, all
25 cents, at McCabes.
The Stevens Dramatic company issiop-
ping at the Rock Island house. The
company's challenge band made fine
parade this morning Tonight the week g
engagement at Harpcr's theater opens
with The Perils of New York"
J. W. Spencers closing out sale is at
tracing many customers. His cost pri-
ces on cook and heating stoves, and
house furnishing goods will cut down his
stock rapidly, He has several tons of
stove repairs aud large line of second
hand heating stoves to sell.
TIE Ladies Aid Society of Beardsley
Camp, s. v, is making great preparations
for its entertainment at Turner Hall next
Thursday evening. Special invitations
are extended to the G. A. r. of Daven.
port, Moline, Milan and Coal Valley, the
Womens Relief Corps of Davenport and
Moline, the Sons of Veterans of Daven>
port, Moline and Coal Valley and the La
dies Aid Society of Davenport, and the
public in general, are all reques ted to at
tend.
Quite an accident occurred on the GEM
etery road last night about $50 o'clock.
1t was growing dark and line of vehi,
Giles were hurrying towards the CITY after
the funeral of Mr.. Channon. Suddenly
one of the head bugges stopped abruptly
and the driver of Ed. Kohn's rig next
was Obliged to draw up as quickly, when
there was general collision, one of Mil
lers hacks dashing into Kohn's carriage,
taking the top off and little brother of
MIR kohn's had narrow escape from be-
ing struck in the back with the tongue of
the hack. The shaft of another buggy