Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-22
BRIEFLETS.

Have you notcedithe rink addf If not,
do SO.
Seal skin and silk plush caps at Robin
sons.
Christmas presents. elegant and itch, al
Bakers.
Evergreen. for Christmas trimmings, al
Hawley's.
Everybody admires the jewelry display
at Bakers.
Attend the clock sale at Henry Peetz's
this evening.
| Mixed candies and nuts at Truesdale &
IOCoDnor's
The rink will be open Christmas after>
noon and evening.
Everybody goes to Lloyd & Stewart for
Christmas goods.
A nice assortment of nuts and Florida
oranges at Longs.
The finest line of silk mufflsrs in the
city at Robinson's,
A few of those fine muffiers left at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Nice turkeys, chickens and geese at
Truesdale & O'Connor's.
If you want to hear some fine singing
go to the rink Christmas.
Henry Peetz will this evening have a
special sale of fine clocks
Florida oranges all sizes and prices at
| Truesdale & O'Connor's.
| Count EN-. 236 people at one time
in McCabe's store last evening.
A nice line of brass bird cages, of the
latest designs at Spcncer's, very cheap
Rogers celebrated silverware at very
low prices at Spencer's closing out sale.
Singing by Messrs. Housed, Bowlby.
Griffith and Corns, at the rink Christ.
mas.
Noah Boiosen of Drury, and Ii. B. Pot
ter, of Buffalo Prairie, were in the city
to-day.
Glance at Robinson's advertisement on
first page if you are looking for holiday
goods.
A large line of table and pocket cutlery
at great sacrifice, at Spencer's closing
out sale.
W. Ii. FarrIS, the CRATE bar man, ar
rived today from successful trip TO Min
neapolis.
A slash on picture frames this eve, at
7;15 at McCabe's. Be on hand early.
Best always goes first
Anyone wishing to buy cabinet frames
cannot afford to miss McCabe Bros. sale
this evening at 7:15. Be prompt.
Rock Island people will be benefited
by calling on Boman s Josephson, Mo
line, when in search of holiday presents
Only two days left in which to get a
chance at those cut-in-two prices on hol-
iday goods at McUabe Bros. Open even
ings.
Squire Halves last evening bound Hugh
Dunlap over in the sum of $500 for as,
sault to kill. The case was described in
yesterdays ARGUS.
John Greve the painter left last even
ing for Colorado for several weeks stay.
During his absence Mr. Schlemmer will
have charge of his business.
Tomorrow is the last day IN which sou
will have an opportunity of getting a
SIS organ tree by purchasing French
Villa Soap, at Hawley's
The Franklin Hose Co. OF this city IS
making great preparations for grand
bail at Turner hall on Saturday evening
December 25. Christmas day. A gen.
eral public invitation is extended to all.
Another crowd at McCahe Bros. this
eve. Watch your clock. at 7;15 sharp.
they will place all their fancy plush and
gilt picture frames on sale at n discount
of % per cent. off from marked prices.
The Christian Sunday school and its
mission will hold their exercises IN the
chapel Christmas evening at Z o'clock.
As the schools number three hundred.
adults will be charged an admission fee
of ten cents.
Rev. 5. S, Cryer. late pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church in this CITY,
is temporarily filling the pulpit OF the
Third Presbyterian church in Cincinnati.
He has received call to the charge, but
has not yet accepted.
All cannot be waited on at once; must
wait your turn. Be as patient as posi-
bic. Fourteen extra clerks will do a
great deal Of work, and you are sure to
get more than your moneys worth at Nc,
Cabes special loOsing money sale on
holiday goods for the next two days.
Open evenings.
Tomorrow, Dec. 23d, will be observed
as the anniversary of the event which led
to the organization of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union. 1t is known
as Crusade Day" The local unions
will hold public meeting at 3 D. m in
the lecture room of the First nj. f.
church a programme of readings and
music appropriate for the occasion will
be gwen. All are invited.