Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-03
BRIEFLETS.

Basement bargains at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. H. NJ Petit left for New York this
noon.
Special cloak sale at H. Deutsch's.
Davenport.
Dancing school at Armory hall We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. s. d. Wainwright, of Rapids City,
was in town today.s
Basement bargains-B Boys velocipedes,
81 .32, at McCabe Bros
Great bargains in cloaks can be had at
ii. Deutsch's, Davenport.
Miss Dwight. of Peoria. is visiting
Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson.
Buy your cloaks at H. Deutsch's, No.
Ill West Second street. Davenport.
The New York store prices on dolls are
making quite stir among other dealers.
Euchre parties are blossoming on
every hand. They are just the thing. you
know.
200 different kinds of cloth bound 10
mo. novels, etc. 81 cents at New York
store.
Basement bargains coal shovels
cents; coal hods. 12 cents, at McCabe
Bros
Dickens complete works-15 volumns
for So SO per set at the New York
store
Ed. nj. Wilcox wears smile as broad
as barn door. It's a girl, and beauty,
OF course.
Mclntire Bros. have q new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor
Capt. Martin A Grealish, Mai. Nc
Ginnis' successor on the island, arrived
today at the Harper
Cloaksi Cloaks in all the lates shades
and patterns at lowest prices at II.
Deutsch's, Davenport.
Basement bsrgains-A lot Of colored
glass tumblers. all shades -startlers-2
cents each at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. Phil Mitchell is contemplating an
extended pleasure trip down into Indian
territory in the very near future.
Dolls at New York store at wholesale
prices-the largest stock of all kind of
dolls ever shown 10 Rock Island.
Call and examine H. Deutsch's new
and large stock of cloaks before making
your purchase. He has just what you
want at prices TO suit.
+. p. WEIGH, who has been engaged
with Reynolds s Co.'S forces in Louisi-
ana, is home for brief sojourn on his
way to Arkansas.
DIR. Rutherford, the veterinary surgeon,
was in the city yesterday. He is COM
! pleting his studies at Iowa City, and will
resume his practice in Rock Island Feb
l.
The great handkerchief aud apron sale
insugurated few days ago at Nj. Ar
nold's bazaar, Davenport, will be con-
tlnued until further notice. AS they still
have an immense stock on hand.
AT Dubuque during Thanksgiving day
: DIR. Cronin. of Cassville, Wis and Alex.
ander Sullivan, of gluten burg, Iowa, met
and were introduced for The first time and
, had a pleasant visit.
. Mrs. Milton Jones is making elaborate
, preparations for her concert to be given
q at Y. NJ. c. A. hall, Moline, this month
o The entertainment will afford an oppor-
> tuuity not only to hear choice music, but
A see the new building.
Basement bargains-the best yet.
y Combination chair and step ladder fo
Il 81 % at McCsbe Bros. Also bargains il
regular step ladders-4 steps, IS cents
q steps, IS cents and steps with shel
). attachment. 9S cents.
Geo. Wilson, the minstrel, has mos
magnificent residence in Binhampton
n. Y, his grounds presenting the sp
pearance of a private park, with stat
uary, fountains, drives, etc, the Who'll
It representing an outlay of over 100000.
James Cazatte. formerly engineer o.
the draw at the government bridge an
: afterwsrd Supt. of the old Union stree
railway. has been appointed a member G
p the Davenport police force. Jim" wi
o make dandy copper" He's built ths
way.
e DR.. aud Mrs. G. L. Eyster entertsine,
their Moline and Rock Island friends in
1t handsome manner with a progressiv
lie euchro party at their Second avenu
home last evening. The party was
. honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Osborn, {
l. Chicago.
Capt Tom Fuller of the c., NJ. s st
;e P. has been interviewing Rasmusse
"A and the result is some fine photograph
of the genial captain. As this is Il
a. first time Fuller has had his "phiz" |
II front of q camera in fifteen years, ther
is great demand for the photos, aud th
id fisrt order has already been increased six
l. teen dozen.
en- The Union of this morning casual
:. and very mildly alludes to the fact tn
nd the council reconsidered it's action of
ne previous meeting and rejected the bill
s. VIM. McEniry for additional legal Sc
vices A few weeks ago the Union woul
have spoken of it as a repulse to "Bazc
Bills cheek"-but times have changed
&c 1t is not conscience that makes towards
this case, either.
- John Q. Adams. of Presumption. W,
6 among the callers at the ARGUS off
g.
Island at time when there were on
~ four or five houses in the city. He W
nd in search of good farming land and ma
he a selection of large tract near Preem
ne ton, Mercer county, where he has sin
w resided. He has been a subscriber of t
Tn ARGUS since 1851.
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