Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

Six and satin suspenders, one in box, |
an elegant Christmas present at Lloyd |
& Stewards.
Easel photograph albums. with mir
rors at The Adams. 322 Brady street.
Davenport.
c. E. Turner & Co. are doing rushing
trade on holiday slippers on account of
the low prices
Everybody purchasing 80 cents worth
at the Fair, will be entitled to ticket on
that prize doll.
TIE Fair. Postoffice block, are deter
mined 10 close out their plush goods re.
CARELESS of price.
Ladies velvet opera slippers rs cents
per pair at G. f. Turner &c Co's--that
others sell for 81 %,
All of Z P. ROe's works, including
Miss Lou" his latest book, all at 90
cents each al McCabe Bros.
Great crowds took advantage of the
reduction today on plush goods at the
Far, in Postoff1ce block.
A musical genius-masculine in gender
arrived at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
S. 7 Bowlby last evening.
Don't forget that the prize doll will be
given away Christmas morning at the
! Fair. in POs;ofiice block.
This was a great day in plush goods at
the Fair, everybody taking advantage Of
the 25 per cent reduction
Buy your Christmas presents at ss>
signee's sale at Robinson and Taliaferro's
Everything going at cost.
Make your selections early-have first
choice and avoid the rush. The Adams,
1922, Brady street, Davenport.
Just think Of i'll Gentlemens alligator
slippers for So 25 per pair at G. E Tur-
ner & Co. 's-regular price 80
A choice assortment of nuts, figs, Ma
laga grapes, bananas, Florida oranges,
mixed and stick candy. at Longs
McIniire Bros offer excellent values in
dress goods, silks, table linen, napkins,
linen sets, etc for the holiday trade
Holiday prices on Rogers best silver.
ware, 20 per cent below market prices at
The Adams, 32a Brady street, Daven-
port.
c. E. Turner & Co. are making a great
cut in misses and children's high cut
shoes. The sale only will last to Christ.
mas.
The special prices on silk umbrellas are
. causing regular stampede for them a
: McCabe Bros, They commence as low
I as 81 Al.
: Just listen; have you heard Of it." q
per cent of on plush goods for the bal
: ance of this week at the Fair in Postofilc,
I block
We shall allow all purchasers, car fare
, to Davenport and return, during the hol
y ldays. The Adams, S22 Brady ST. , Dsv
70 export
The rush has started, and Its no won
der when you see the choice stock o
Xmas goods at The Adams, S22 Brad
-trrst, Davenport.
Games, lotto, chess, dominoes, check
ers, sliced animals and objects, geogrsph
ical and historical cards at CHAMPION:
All very cheap.
Oh, my what an immense stock {
y. stand and hanging lamps especially fc
the holiday trade, and such low prices {
The Adams, 322 Brady street, Daver
port.
There is to be another rabbit coursin
at Cable on Christmas day open TO q
greyhounds. Messers. A. Hsigh an
john Russell, of Cable, have charge
7 the arrangements.
No holiday goods will be carried ovt
y, By Champion this year. They must
sold. Suitable presents for everybod
and we are bound to sell you what 70
want, if we have it.
T That tremendous purchase of handke
chiefs made by McCs5e Bros, and Il
low prices it enables them TO name,
causing a sensation among bsrga
, hunters rarely equallei in this section.
- The deal between the Flambesus al
Manager Pearson of the Barley Cam
~ bell company, has collapsed. and 1
Flambeaus are now figuring on a seri
lot of entertainments, TO include lectu
from the humorist. Bill Nye.
ut W S. Cameron & Son. of Dsvenpo
matters aud mems fine furnishing goot
are selling 10 per cent off for cash I
the next thirty days, to reduce stock pI
III paratory TO moving to their new sto
224 and 226 Brady street, below Thir
IL Dr.. j W. Scott aud family and NJ
Mary Dixon, of Ness City, Kan, are /
10 guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Leons
of South Rock Island DR.. Scott 81
~ he has hal enough Of Kansas, politica
and otherwise, and proposes to reside
at Minneapolis this winter.
;,r Capt. Tom Fuller, of the c., NJ. &
P. road. was lately the recipient of
,,o chair from an sdmiring friend, and
which he rests his weary bones while
=, the road. 1t is mammoth affair {
will hold two ordinary sized men, bu
H. is none too large for Fuller's corpulen
A force Of about q dozen bril-
- builders from Wells. French & Co
yards, in Chicago, is at work on tine C
- struction of the new @" bridge over
Rock river at Sterling. The brio
which will be of wood, will be bui
span at time. 1t is expected that If
nd weather is favorable one span can
completed each week
sne The case of Farber against the cit
Davenport, but which was changed
m a make the Third Street Railway comp,
now the Holmes system, defendant,
nix decided in favor of the plaintiff, and