Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-12-13

The Adams, S22 Brady street. Davenport.
Only few more tickets remain unsold
on the thoroughbred stallion, Tom Kirk
wood.
Plush work boxes go cents, better ones
81 and up at the Fair, in Postoffice
block.
Those mems slippers that M. & K. are
selling at 80 cents are the same as others
sell at $3.50
Until next Wednesday you can buy
pair of those renowned SO shoes at N. &
KS. for $265.
The photo stand, the latest style of
photograph albums at the Adams, 322
Brady street, Davenport.
]. Ramser has the largest stock of
jewelry. diamonds. watches and holiday
novelties in the country.
With the rebate off you can buy those
celebrated $2 shoes at NJ. & K's.for 81 80,
sold the world over at $3.50.
Mr.. W. c. Jones, late of the CONNER
cial Hotel, is back at his old post at
Mosenfelder & Kohn's store.
| You should see the Ansonia lamps at
Loosley's crockery store. For study or
reading they are great comfort.
Only few more dozen of those ele>
CANT 25 cent muffiers left at the Golden
Eagle. Not over two to any one person.
10 dozen silk handkerchiefs all the
latest shades only 40 cents at the Golden
Eagle. They are regular IS cents goods.
Mrs. A B. MeCandless. of Holton
Kan, is 10 the city. to spend the holi.
days with ner son, DR.. A. II. McCandless
Don't forget the G. A. R. entertain
ment tomorrow evening at Harper's
theatre. A fine programme is guaran.
teed
They are beauties those 81 gold ant
silver handled silk umbrellas at the Col
den Eagle. Nothing would be more ac
ceptable.
t Muff1ers worth rs cents, only 25 cents
and silk handkercheifs considered bar
gam at rs cents now going at 40 cent
at the Golden Eagle.
From now until Christmas the Colder
Eagle will every other day through thi
paper, offer special bargains in holida
goods. Look out for them.
e Ladies, have you seen the beautiful lin
of holiday neckwear at the Golden Eagle
:, If you intend making present to ger
tleman, be sure TO call and examine.
f The Flambeau's are thinking seriousl
:. of attending President Harrison's il
II auguration There won't be better di'
!. ciplined company in Washington on tbs
# day, if they do.
All the plow manufacturers of the we
:, held meeting in Chicago yesterday
10 R. ports showed that there was larg
re demand for plows than there has been f.
ne the past two years.
III Visit McIntire Bros. for useful hol
day presents. No fancy plush boxes, l
be toys. no books. except the So rs set
RS 81. sold to aid Grant University and {
which they do not make cent profit.
Remember the proceeds of the ente
tainment given by Buford Post G. A.
to- morrow evening go to assist
u worthy distressed soldiers, their wido'
n, and orphans. The post distribute
more than 800 for charity last wints
se The first day of the NJ s. K. spec
,er shoe sale has proved a splendid success
De having sold 237 pairs. NJ. G. K. feel {
couraged to believe that they will fu
double this before their special e
closes-which will be next Wednesd
The Holly hose company will M
their annual masquerade ball at Arm,
We. gentlemen so cents, ladies 25 cen
ny Costumes can be had at the hall tom
Is .e.,
-
ion invitation is extended.
the ChatelaiGe belts, tables, pin cushio
II bodkins, glove and shoe hooks, C
" holders, puff boxes, cups, court plas
ng holders, key rings, stamp holders, pen,
lck and many others too numerous 10 nj
me ton at J. Ram ser's.
-. ~. The Golden Eagle, the originator
the low prices, does not spring old chestn
nay like Reduction Sales" Rebate Sal
cps and such trash upon suffering human
'ue but does without a doubt sell holi
goods at prices on which they defy cC
petition.
a'- DR.. Plummer resports that Jamas /
io'> ly, the switchmen who met with the
ong fortunate accident in the c. R. l. &
''eu yards, yesterday afternoon, was not
ne badly injured as was at first suppo.
he The bone of the leg was broken and
Vi knee dislecated,
SID Engineer E. B. Cropper, while climb
get between two freigbt cars in the G. r
WAS & P. yards yesterday afternoon, steT
oei- on something that turned his left
onn and gave his ankle severe sprain
'uis was at the time en- route to the re
'he1 house to take his engine and go out '
aleu- train, but was obliged TO return tC
ring home, where DR.. Plammer, upon exs
eA- nation, found the injury such as
anu require rest and quiet for some time.
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,ctor Noyelt,e. i'm HOLIDAY Goods.