Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-11
BRIEFLETS.
Mrs. H. G. Wivill is very i'll.
Open evenings-McCabe Bros.

Mrs. H. G. wivill is very i'll.
| Open evenings-McCabe Bros.
Shooflies for IS cents at the Fair.
Toy carts cents and up at the Fair.
Tumblers II cents each tonight at tn
Fair.
Wear "Yuba Dam" collars. M. & Z
are agents.
'Yuba Dam" are the latest. NJ. s. K
have them.
rs cents for 81 quality of slippers, q
the NJ. & K.
M. & K. are selling RATS Of slippers
and mighty cheap. too.
King Solomon's mines. paper bound
1c each at McCabe Bros.
IS cents for 81 IS quality of silk
mufflers at the NJ. & K.
Zouave military drill at o'clock to-
night at Armory hall. Admission. 1Oc.
More wear in one pair Of NJ. & KS 81
shoes than in two pair of any other make.
Messrs. Fl. E. Casteel and W. R. Por-
ter attended the Chicago auditorium
opening.
Fifty pieces of double weight dress
goods at 12s cents per yard, at H.
Deutsch's, Davenport.
Remember the very nice supper to.
night at o'clock. for 25c. at Armory
hall. Admission. 10c
All children's, misses and ladies' New
markets at greatly reduced prices. at H i.
Deutsch's, Davenport.
The supervisors are running things
about the court house this week. and the
officers take back seat
Capt. and Mrs. j M. Montgomery en-
tertained the West End Progressive
euchre club last evening
Patronize the lsdies' bazaar and buy a
beautiful Christmas present-get a box
of nice home made candy.
Chairs 5 cents. others ask 10 cents.
Large red painted. go cents. Hobby
horses So cents at the Fair.
The striking stone cutters in the EN-.
ploy of Larkin & Stephens have adjusted
their differences and are back at work.
Mr.. George d. Moore. Port Byron's
heavy weight apostle of democracy
smiled on his Rock Island friends today
Mud till you cant rest and crowds al
the Fairs great closing out sale. The
clerks did not rest until after 10 o'clock
Again this evening-black ostrich TIPS
Toe bunch from z to 9 o'clock at Nc.
Cabe Bros. to anyone buying hat. Oper
evenings.
Agent Holmes, of the C, NJ. & ST., de
sires that ministers wishing half>fsr,
permits the coming season, to apply Il
him at once.
Now is your time to get a bargain
over 500 plush cloaks selling at cost ant
below at Deutsch's, No. III West Second
street. Davenport.
MIR. William A. Schott and Miss Min,
ME johnson, of Maauokets, Iowa, wer
Joined in happy bonds by Squire Cook
this afternoon.
Tomorrow evening from to 8 o'clocl
Dore Bible Gallery, full of fine ilustra
tons, S5c at McCabe Bros. to advertis
their book department
Hodges & Salysrd have started bar
Der shop on Third avenue. between Mint
and Tenth streets, and will make a spec
ialty of ladies' hair dressing.
The Uptown Progressive Buchre clul
was handsomely entertained by Mr.. AM
Mrs. E. W. Hurst last evening. Col
Whittemore was one of the guests.
The trial of City Editor O'Meara of tn
Davenport Times for being an inmate o
a house Of illrepute, occurred this morn
ing, but the court withheld judgmen
until tomorrow
Special bargains will be offered eac
evening in each department. Tonigh
will be sold 25 dozen tumblers at /
cents each. quantity limited to each Gus
toner, at the Fair.
News comes from Taylor Ridge ths
MIR. Spencer Robinson, who was injure
some time ago. as detailed in the AReu
at the time, has suffered relapse, an
his case is regarded as critical
The Rock Island Citizens Improve
ment association holds its regular month
" meeting tomorrow night Matters c
importance are to come up and the mayo
and members of the city council are in
vited to be present.
Mr.. II. P. Dickinson, western manage
of the New York Life Insurance com
pany. has taken up his residence in Roc
Island, having secured desk room in tt
Adams Express company's Office in Ii
Harper house block
Miss Maggie McParlin, former Roc
Island young lady, died at Chicago tn
morning and the remains will arrive
Rock Island at o'clock tonight. tt
funeral will occur from St. Joseph's churc
at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
I Everybody should 60 to Armory hs
tomorrow at noon and get the best dim,
of the season including hot turke
oysters. plum pudding, mince pies. ar
lots of good things. Tickets at CRAM
toms. Will r. Johnson's and Robert Bel
nett's.
The War Eagle. which belongs to Il
Saints Line Packet company. has left s.
Louis to 60 round the Ohio river, ar
! will go on the marine ways at some poi
a. the mouth of the Ohio. the DO
will be remodeled, and will be fixed
that she can run easily on the upp,
Mississippi.