Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-24
BRIEFLETS.

DhlEr LE1S.
Christmas eve.
Go to the rink Christmas.
Uncle Toms Cabin" tonight.
Sleds at cost. at Kingsbury & Sons.
Artotypes so cents. at .Kingsbury Il
Sons.
Glass water sets at any price at McCsbe
Bros. this evening
MI and Mrs. R. s. Silvis, of Carbon
Cliff, we're in the city today.
A few furs left going at cost at assignee
sale at Robinson & Taliaferro's.
All toys to close al McCabe Bros. half
what others would ask for them.
Roscoe & swift's Uncle Toms Cabin"
company is at the Rock Island house.
Scrap albums at half marked selling
price at McCabe Bros this evening
Ex Supervisor s. E. Goodlow, of Rural,
was among the out-of-town visitors to-
day.
The rink will be open Christmas after
noon and evening. Admission fifteen
cents.
LosT-A child's pocket book. Please
return to C. E Hodgson. 1923 Fifth
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin Truesdale left
Saturday night for Minneapolis to spend
Christmas.
Remember you can get anything at
cost at the assignee sale of Robinson &
Tsliaferro's.
Lloyd & Stewart will this week offer
the fine stock of gloves and all wilmer
goods, at cost.
Messrs. Robert and Stewart Harper
are here from Chester Military Academy
to spend the holidays
The largest and best l2mo cloth Robert
Elsemere published, A cents at McCabe
Bros while they last.
Handkerchiefs reduced-many to alb
solutely half price for this evening-at
McCabe Bros Last call.
Freight trains will be generally sus-
pended on all railroads tomorrow but the
passenger trains will run as usual.
McCabe says there may be few Of
those II cent muffiers left for this even
Ing and there may not. Call and see.
Officer Meenan drew the handsomely
decorated Christmas tree rsffied of al
Hamptcn's restaurant Saturday night
Mr. NJ. F. McEniry, of Kent, Iowa,
! was in the city today. He will spend
Christmas at the old homestead at o.
s borne.
:. Fl. D. Folsom has some very beautiful
! silver book marks that make such mic,
IS presents.
The original and famous Geo Harri
y is with the Uncle Toms Cabin" CON
pany which appears at Hsrpers The
alter tonight.
n Mr. John Babcock. of Watertown, &C
n companied by his son, Dr. Babcock. {
J. Muscaune, who is home to spend Christ
mas, was in the city today.
" Don't forget the opportunity of ge
It ting a chance on that music box {
u LIoyd 6 Stewards. Purchasers of 1
worth of goods are entitled to ticket.
: Watches of the most beautiful design
" in raised gold, ornamented cases al
y diamond ornamental cases. A larg
Is stock of these goods at Folsom's.
VIM. Dresser, the popular prophet
of the Atlantic beer hall. will tomorro
- spread magnificent goose lunch sccor
no panied by Tom and Jerry. Lunch {
80 day.
:. The rsffie of the 6ne stallion, To
- Kifkwood, takes place at Harper's theat
=, next Monday afternoon, Dec. 3lst.
ee rev ur'rr tickeus left at the Harp
l., house.
Of Call on Ch4s. McHugh, at the Harp
nil house, and secure a ticket on Tom kir
%. wood. Ga next Monday afternoon v
,,r will know whether you are horse abe
90. or not.
,uo russo & Swift's Uncle Toms Cab
bs, company has with it several fine bio
md bounds and an amusing trick donkey,
ide of which are introduced at Hsrpt
e,. Theatre tonight.
IN. MIR. John Kelley, the well known
ion gineer on the R. l. & P, has gone
u,o Milwaukee to spend Christmas with
:. son, Z 5. Kelley, who is division frei
the agent on the Milwaukee road.
ago Circuit Clerk Geo W Gamble Is c,
ain fined to his home by sickness and Ms
'nu Quincy Mcneil is acting as clerk. Qui
,ere appears to be pretty nice man to b
The around for falling back on after all.
ing An exchange says the salary Of
lne conductors on the C NJ. & St. P T
.rsS has been advanced. Those on
ned branch trains are advanced from
IS at per month to 81 900 year, and those
cue the main line to 81. 200 per year
q har Mrs. Henry Fr,ck died at her HON,
,edi Twentieth street between Second
few Third avenues at $40 yesterday mon
al after two months illness. She
twenty-three years Of age aud leaves
children The funeral will he held v