Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-15

Mrs. p B. Normoyle has returned
from her Thanksgiving trip to Peoria,
where she has been visiting her mother.
The next novelty in the weather will
probably be blizzard. There is nothing
like variety to dispel the monotony OF
life.
By making small deposit, the Golden
Eagle will hold what ever you may select
and thereby you will avoid the rush of
next week.
Goldsmith 1923 Second avenue. means
business and will sell you suit or an
overcoat cheaper than any other house In |
the three cities.
One of those "whangdoodles" was
bravtly rescued from from the water
pipes in the ARGUS Office by Preesman
st. CLAIR this morning.
Now is the time and Goldsmith's cloth
ing house, 1928 Second avenue, the place
to get great bargains in overcoats and
suits. Don't fail TO call
without doubt the finest display
ever saw" Is the general verdict of every
one who has seen the elegant line of hol>
iday neckwear at the Golden Eagle.
There will be meeting of the Mer-
chants Retail Commercial agency at the
Citizens Improvement associations
rooms on Monday evening, Dec. II.
Do net be foolish and put it off any
longer, but go to the Golden Eagle and
make your selections in holiday goods
) while you will find full assortment.
, There is movement on foot by the
ladies TO observe the coming New Years
r day and the departure of leap year, by
= making the practice of receiving calls
L general.
i Paul Hamilton is back from Emporia,
Kan. to make Rock Island his home.
Hamilton is like good many other Rock
Islanders-built 10 stand good deal, but
not Kansas.
9 They all advertise now, things they
have and things they haven't, but you
:. may rest assured whatever the Golden
a Eagle says in its ads. is the truth and
~ nothing else. Try.
How are they coming?" Well. the Col
;. den Eagle clothing store says "all right,
:, and if you intend making any presents al
all, you would do well to call and see the
:. beautiful goods they have.
= The board of supervisors allowed al
y the bills finally. after mourning three
=, times the total in quarreling over them
:, and then adjourned at $50 yesterday at
=. ternoon with clear consciences
: The music TO be rendered at the Y NJ
- C. A. quarterly meeting on next Tuesds,
~ evening will be partly vocal and psrtl
:. instrumental Every member should
- present and is invited to bring som
young man with him.
Rev. H. C. Leland, completed his mis-
:, sion at the First Baptist church in Dav
,rs export last evening. After the holiday
Rev. F. L. Wilkins is to reciprocate b
assisting Mr.. Leland to conduct a revivS
at his church in Rock Island.
''Oh Mamma have you seen those ele
CANT silk and satin suspenders at the Go
den Eaglef" They are either plain {
no embroidered, put up one pair in a gla'
w box and nothing is nicer for a present
lie Before purchasing holiday gifts call an
examine.
't "a The Merchants Electric Light con
dsny are putting in wires to light th
90 Rock Island house. They have bee
making great Improvements al their pla
10 Moline and are putting in another 81
'ubl light dynamo to enable them to run 1
night.
Do not spend Jour money foolishl
ust but bug your boy nice warm suit
Der overcoat for Xmas and the place to b.
lng it is at the Golden Eagle. There Y,
will find the latest styles at astonishing
INV pIiICss Sdli anu Dt COINlUCGu.
1t is understood that Capt. Tom Full,
ara of the c., NJ. s. St P, has made app
10, cation TO President-elect Harrison to
high muck a,muck and ambassador Ell
t 5, to the FIJI islands, and what is mo-
me- that his prospects are good for securi
II, the appointment.
to Mr.. W. B. McTntire leads the you
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A. roo
~ : Sunday afternoon at $50. The subj,
will be THE First Y NJ. c. A" In CT
last nection with this will be some poll
about the recent conference held at Dix
p9 by the delegates who attended from be
No better laundry work done 6
place, than in the Rock Island ste
laundry. Send your laundry work
you cannot help but be pleased; you '
wear cleaner, clearer, whittier shirt, C
lar and cuffs than ever before. Our k
5. patrons can testify to the same. Tegt
s. block, l724 Third avenue.
the Judge, the 'gas" man is progressi
go>shead soul He has contributed
last share TO Rock Islands boom BY reduc
the rate of gas below tina; of any {
arts west Of the Ohio coal fields. That gu
to be some inducement to eastern cap
loyd looking this way. Judge will keep
until be gets gas like salvatioa-fres
" as all.
This is the sort of scenes that occu
ield,s prohibition Rockford: "A drum
woman lay wallowing in the filth Of
scarf gutter on South Main street yestel
afternoon. She fell of the sidewalk
ssols for some time was unable to rise.
one helped her to her feet and she s
ercy. gered off. 1t was a most DISCUS
sight and would bring the blush of sh
only to the Oldest boozer"
A telegram came yesterday from
New Lake City conveying the announcer
that Harry Barnard, the eighteen
s tai old son of Il. A. Barnard, presidel
the Barnard & Less Mfg. Co., Of Mo
IS at died Thursday. Harry arrived in
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