Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-11
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ONLY few more tickets remain unsold
on the thoroughbred stallion, Tom Kirk
wood.
Dancing school mt Armory hall We'd
nesday evening. Admission tbirty.fve
cents.
That elegant stock of boys clothing
for which NJ. & K. are renowned is being
slaughtered.
McEniry & McEuiry have opened their
new law office in Moline, with NJ. ]. Nc
Entry in charge.
All the new shapes, colors and insides
in albums at Champions, beautiful and
novel in design.
Millions Paradise Lost" illustrated by
Dare. Cassel & Co.'S SO edition, selling
for 81 so, at Crampton'>.
The photo stand, the latest style of
photograph albums at the Adams, 1922
Brady street, Davenport.
I Champions display of ivoroid and gold
toilet sets surpasses in novelty and beauty
anything before shown.
See the Bamboo" edition of standard
poets at Champions entirely
new and very handsome.
Rock of Ages, Village Blacksmith and
other beautifully illustrated booklets only
| % rents at Cramnton'a
Champions edition of the red line
poets is the finest in the market and
model of cheapness-4S cents.
The Fair wishes everybody to know
that they have the largest stock and the
best doll buggies for the money.
James Bennett, the father of Mrs. W.
Fl. Ladders, of this city, died at his home
at Davenport yesterday morning.
Prang's Shakespearian Marcus Ward
and scripture quotation calendars very
artistic and cheap-at Champions.
French Fruit Glac'e put up in | and
pound fancy boxes. Something extra
fine for present at Krell s. Maths.
The Dare Bible gallery, with 100 SUI
perb Illustrations, gilt edged, beautifully
embossed, $3.50 at Champions.
Mr.. W. C. Jones has severed his con-
nection with the Commercial hotel, and
Mr.. D. H. Craig remains as sole propri,
tor.
Capt. Whitney has notice that
he has received all three contracts for
Mississippi Improvements, amounting to
$4,000.
Sister Mary Frances de Sales Mulhol-
land, prominent sister of charity, died
at Mercy hospital, Davenport, Saturday
morning.
Window shades, curtains and draperies
on the easiest terms, without extra charge
J for time, at the Adams, 1922 Brady street
Davenport.
Examine the plush and morocco al.
: buns, with handsome oxydized mount
' ings at Champions. A rare display O
: surprisingly low prices.
Found-The place to get the finest an(
! freshest of candies is at Krell & Maths
: Give your wife, sweetheart or daughter
box of their fine candy for Christmas
Nothing will please them better.
There Is to be rabbit coursing witt
a two greyhounds near Cable. on Dec. II
the conditions, the rabbits to receiv
!, seyenty-fve yards start, the first do.
: that catches eleven rabbits wins the rae,
e Next Monday will be the anniversar
:, of the birth Of the American poet Viii
e tier, and the public schools can do moth
u ing more graceful in literary sense this
Is to observe it with Rotations from b
: works.
!. Mr.. D T. Robinson has sold to Sup
II. B, Sudlow of the R. l. g. P. road,
i fine piece of property. 1870 feet front, {
n Twentieth street and Sixth avenue, f
r $500. Mr.. Sudlox will erect hand
a some residence on the property.
lie Rock Island Woodmen have receive
:, invitations to the second annual ball
nf Cedar camp. 81, NJ W. A. at Turn
* hall, Davenport, on Thursday evening
he this week. Cedar camp is noted for
10 hospitality.
re- MAJ. j. NJ. Beardsley has been sppoir
an ed guardian for Frank Lawson the on
legged soldier who is drawing pensi,
of $50 per month, and this morni
Maj, Beardsley had his ward comic
le' ably clothed for the winter. and srraug
'ry for regular board and lodging for him
n> the Taylor house.
JUS Harry Smith, son of Supervisor A.
ed' Smith, of Moline. who was mi ured in
no railroad smash up at Colorado Sprin
lu' Colo, few weeks ago, was ag
an injured in wreck at johnson Can,
co. Colo. last night. He was taken
ie' Denver, and Mr.. Smith leaves toni,
ne> for that city to see him.
re, Prof Staub, of Lovett & Johnsto
lso canine Paradox, did considerable tr,
ry' ing while in Rock Islsnd, purchss
se' Harry Blecker's coach dog for So, q
s. trading one coach dog for Mr. J.
Reeves coach dog. Prof. Staub wan
the dogs he bought because they W
young and more easily trained.
Lieut.. Ed. NJ. Cook. Sesrgt H. A.
Donald, Corp. William Johnston ,
Privates Clarence Baker and Cha
Spencer have been appointed commi
on entertainment by the Rodmsn R
company with full power to act.
company propose paying attention to
social as well as the stern side of life