Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-16

Ice Fam at krell & Maths.
For winter gloves go to Benefits.
Fur collars and muffs at Benefits.
Cauliiower, head lettuce and spinach |
at Mays.
Cslawaba, Concord and Malaga grapes
at Mays,
Choice chickens, turkeys and ducks at
Mays.
Oysters 90 cents per can at F. G.
Youngs.
Try those cream butter crackers at F. |
G. Youngs.
Dressed turkeys, chickens and ducks
at F. G. Youngs.
Mr.. Chss S. DeHart, of Carthage, is
in the city on business.
Mr. Chas. F. Fleming leaves tonight
for his home at San Jose, Cal
Working gloves of all descriptions at
BENEFITS glove store, No. 1865 Second
avenue
Pure Navan whiskey only 81. 50 per
gallon at Kohn & Adlers, Postoffice
block
Boys cape overcoats in Scotch cheviot
in beautiful patterns al Simon & Mosen-
felder's.
Pure Kentucky bourbon, Others ask
S225 per gallon. Kohn & Adler sell the
same for $175,
Costume notices for childrens par
ties. something new, just received at
krell & Maths
The only and genuine home made
mince meat can only be had at Mays at
10 cents per pound.
Miss Nellie Hunter, of Hampton, is
visiting at the home of Sheriff Silvis, on
+ her way to Kansas City.
By far the largest line of overcosts ever
brought to Rock Island is now shown by
Simon & Mosenfelder.
Simon & Mosenfelder secured a bonan.
"a on overcoats. Go and get one while
the assortment is large.
Pre- ident Looney has called meeting
of the Island City club for this evening
A full attendance is desired
What's the matter with moving Moin,
over to where it will be more useful tt
the cause Of republicanismf
" Rev. c. H. Trout, OF Carrollton, Ky
will preach at the Christian chapel st the
morning and evening services Sunday.
The total vote of Henry county fell Of
e considerably this year as compared will
eight years ago. In 1880 it was 1879
: in 1888. 1906.
Free trade scared some eastern manu-
q facturers into disposing of their overcoat
at sacrifice. Simon & Mosenfelder Sc
If cured an entire stock.
ID The finest line of candy baskets an
candy boxes to be found in the thre
:, cities; also the finest line of fine Frenc
candies at Krell & Maths confectionery
Families giving receptions and partie
B. can find large and very fine assortmer
1t. of paper cases, paper napkins. weddin
al cake boxes and also some very fine favcl
for parties at Krell & Maths.
III The supreme court has sustained Il
of decision of the lower court In the Cuinle
damage suit against the city, and the eli
,g must now necessarily have to pay n,
On only damages but costs.
DR.. W. L. Allen, of Davenport, h
been appointed post surgeon at the ars
ot nal for the half year of Dr.. Grants a
q sence in Europe Dr. Grant leaves f
", New York tomorrow.
ms Edwin G. Erwin. well known T.
city journalist, has been appointed CT
editor of the Clinton Daily Neps Z
EN- win has good nose for news rs gel
at ial fellow and his selection is wise o
,eo on the part Of our up-river contempt
an airy.
- William H Decker, one of Dsvenpor
zap well known citizens, director In I
R. 1. & P. road and one Of the promote
of the Union street railway. died at
nst home across the river last night, az
~, siyty.one years.
I0f The programme Of the grand concer,
,s y" be given on the 9th for the benefit
St. Luke's hospital, contains some v
choice numbers. Among the artists,
superb violinist Prof. Reuter-. is dis,
are guished. There will be charming S,
40 phony by eight children.
J. At the Festival Of the year, which ts