Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-24
BRIEFLETS.

Lamp shades, all kinds. at Taylors.
The Citizens Improvement asso citation
meets tonight.
Mrs. Morris Rosenfeld is visiting Chi
cago friends.
Best Freuch tissue paper, one cent
sheet, at Taylor's.
The newest things in hats and caps at
Lloyd & Stewards.
Hon. Chas. Durham. o.. Geneseo, was
in the city last evening.
Rev. D. M. Cleland, of Aledo, breaches
In the U. B. church tomorrow.
Another large invoice of neckwear just
received at Lloyd & Stewards.
B. & NJ. Levy will slaughter remnants
in dress goods next week. Call and ex-
anime.
All kinds of painting done at Mrs.
Heard's art rooms, No. 1919 Second
avenue.
The new style of cap that is so general
lip worn at present has been dubbed the
"Sackville Vest cap.
B I'm. Levy have few more cleaks
left which they must and will close out
below cost. as their time is limited.
There will be seventy ladies and gen.
tlemen on the stage in Carl Hellpenstells
grand concert next Tuesday night.
For one of those elegant P B. Cos.
piano lamps, go to the c. F. Adams
House Furnishing House. 3s2 Brady
street, Davenport.
B. & NJ. Levy are closing out fast, but
are still giving big bargains. Call at the
earliest possible date before the assort-
ment is broken.
The Festival of the Year" closes to-
night when THE Scape Grace" will be
repeated. Admission fifteen cents for
adults, ten cents for children.
During the rush at B. & NJ. Levy s
closing out sale yesterday. a wrap was
stolen, and if the party that stole it don't
return it Immediately they will be prose>
cuted.
There is great variety of cups and
saucers at Loosley's crockery store,
especially suitable for birthday and
Christmas presents. Prices from 10 cents
up to the most expensive.
Herbert W. Clement. aged IS years, {
months and "a days, died at the residence
of his mother, Mrs. j. W. Clement. e5C
Twenty-fourth street, this morning, from
peritoni,is and typhoid fever complica
tons
Miss Julia Arthur, the star OF the vii
Der company, sat for photos in twenty
four different attitudes at Rasmussen
studio yesterday. and she was so de
: lighted with the proofs that she tool
them all
, The large lamps used in lighting tn,
J rink during the year festival, are frcu
, LOosiey's crockery store. and are mai,
: by tie Standard Lighting company o
Cleveland, Ohio. As light foT larg'
, roooms they are unexceled.
&, Conductor John c. Cummings, of h
C, NJ. & ST. P, was yesterday electe
n first vice president of the Conductor
: Mutual Aid and Benefit Association {
v Chicago. He will still make semi. week.
trips into Rock Island, however.
1 The Broadway and First NJ E. congr,
cations unite in Thanksgiving service
II next Thursday in the former church Tt
l. services will include music by the unite
IT chorus, and short addresses by Rev. Nj
b Marquis, Presiding Elder Head Rev. Nj
is Cue and others.
e The ARGUS last night reported Loos
n ley's crockery store as having line liz
Il of Hennecke's Floreutine stationery.
d is hardly necessary TO say that they don
e keep paper at the crockery store; b.
they have got some really charming spec
At linens of statuary, which they think yc
u would like TO see.
Rev. DR.. ]. A. Reynolds, Of Putnsr
n. Y, arrived last evening from Mo-
mouth where he has been visiting his 81
. and daughter, who are In the collie
there, and is the guest of Mr. J. D. W..
mock. He breaches at Homestead, ne
Coal Valley, Sunday. and will spel
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Wsrnock.
"A If You want parlor clock or ar
n other kind of clock, we have what v,
=, want and at prices that sell them quic
We have the celebrated Terry Lumino
!. Dial Clocks" The C. F. Adams Fur
:, ishing House, S22 Brady street, Dave
T port Ia