Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-16
BRIEFLETS.

Dancing at Turner hall Thursday even
ing.
The weather today is quite English, you
know.
The supervisors got around to an ad'
iournment Saturday afternoon.
There is to be festival at the South
Park chapel New Years eve.
Follow the procession. McCabe Bros.
draw the crowd. Open evenings.
Paper-bound books all reduced to 1,
2 and 4c this week at McCabe Bros.
Until further notice H. Deutsch. Dav-
export, will keep open his store until 0
o'clock p. m.
III cents yard-McIntire Bros. sell
ON Monday night, to 8 o'clock. more Of
those bordered cashmeres for III cents
yard.
90 dozen of w. B. corsets, worth 70
cents. for this week only, 45 cents at H.
Deutsch's, No. III West Second street,
Davenport
Hsndkerchiefs: McIntire Bros. show
the largest and handsomest assortment of
holiday hsndkerchiefs at let, Gets, 3 cts
ON to $225.
II you want to save money in buyine
cloaks and dress goods don't fail to call
on II. Deutsch. No. Ill West Second
street. Davenport.
Paradise Lost" "Purgatory and Para
disc" "Dore Bible Gallery" and "Dante's
Inferno" at 75c at McCabe Bros. for
limited time. Quality limited.
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church
will give tea at Mrs. J. d. Taylors
Friday evening. Ice cream will be
served and fancy work for sale. All are
invited.
l2t per cent discount on all lengths of
fifteen yards or over of black gro grain
silk from now until Christmas day, at
McCabe Bros. designed as Christmas
presents.
Ladies plush cloaks and jackets in all
the new styles, are marked down at H.
Deutsch's to such low prices, that you
will save from IS to 80 per cent by buy
ing now.
Play ''Maries Waltz. )" the latest-com-
posed and arranged by Miss Annie Leary,
one of the most thorough teachers of
the three cities. For sale at Champions,
Taylor's and Kingsbury's.
An old hunter said he thought the
reason there was so many rabbits this
season was because we had but very little
rain during the summer months and the
little ones were not drowned.
This evening from to 9 O'Clock great
big silk plush photograph albums (csb-
met size) at CSC cents; also big lot of
handsome plush 81 albums so cents at
the same hours at McCaoe Bros.
1t pays to trade at McCste Bros. Get
their prices and do your shopping in
every other store in this neighborhood, 1t
will surely end in your going back to
McCabe's and making your principal pur>
chases there.
The Belgians of the three cities met at
the residence of e. Dodge in the lower
end of the city Saturday evening. COM
plimentsry to four young lady visitors.
They had good time. good music and
good spread
For the coming week, commencing
Monday, II. Deutsch will place on sac
the entire stock of dress goods and dress
hannels at prices that will induce you to
buy. II. Deutsch, No. Ill West Second
street, Davenport.
Ladies you should not forget when
looking around for suitable presents to
make to dear friend that Clemann &
Salzmann have an elegant line of fancy
chairs and ladies' secretaries which are of
the latest designs.
Another car will be put on the Elm
street line of the Holmes line tomorrow
and hereafter cars will run every half
hour from the corner of Nineteenth street
and Third avenue. The branch is dong
good business and is giving great satis>
faction.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
church desire to call the attention Of their
friends to the fair and supper they will
give on Thursday evening of this week.
Many articles for Christmas presents
will be for sale, and the ladies hope their
many friends will pstronize them.
Marshal Miller and Officer Long on
Saturday night arrested tramp named
Barnard Kelly for stealing q pair Of felt
boots and overshoes from Geo. Schnei-
der's store. 1t is thought he has been
guilty of other thefts. Judge Adams
sent him down for thirty days.
Col. and Mrs. Henry Curtis expect
their son Hugh, who is attending college
at Exeter, N. h. and their daughter,
Miss Curtis of St. Katherine's,
Davenport, home for the holidays, and
will give party in their honor one week
from tonight.
The crossing at the foot of Twenty
fourth street was blocked for twenty
eight minutes by switching Saturday
night. Three street cars and a string of
vehicles over block long congregated on
each side of the track. The viad uct
would do away with this nuisance.
We would ask the ladies who have not
vet bought their misses and children's
closks to give a few moments of their
time and they will be shown the biggest
bargains ever offered in the three cities at