Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
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Strictly fresh country eggs at Mays.
Home made mince meat at Browners.
Bulk oysters and fine celery at Brown
| ers.
Fine table raisins and assorted fruits at
Mays.
Cstawbs. Concord aud Malaga grapes
at Truesdsle's.
Dressed poultry OF all kinds at Brown.
er's tomorrow. FL
Sweet potatoes and rutabaga turnips .,
| Truesdsle's.
Martin Schoonmaker, Of Reynolds. was
IN the city today.
A full line OF poultry. oysters and eel.
cry at G. @. Truesda,e's.
Nice sweet Mexican oranges. pears and
Toksy grapes at Boro's.
Malaga grapes. Dutchess pears and
| Florida oranges at Browner's.
White silver skinned onions by the
peck or bushel at Truesdale's.
| Simon & Mosenftlder heartily favor
early closing. and Sunday closing Is well.
Congressman w. a. Gsst left for Wash.
iagton last night. He win stop In Chi
cago Tor DAY on the way.
Mrs. John T. Miller arrived from
Beaver Falls. Ps.. last night To visit Mrs.
I. II. Thomas and other friends.
Christmas numbers Of Scribner, Hsrper
and Ladies Home Journal At Champions
book store.
The club will hold its first progressive
euchre party OF the season at the resi-
dence OF DIR. and Mrs. @. G. Craig this
evening.
A low price doesn't insure q good bar
gain. Shoddy stuff Is dear at any price.
You want TO see how cheap Simon &
Mosenfelder sell honest goods.
Bernhard Seeberburger. corner Fourth
street and Fourth avenue will have a
grand turkey and duck lunch on Thanks
giving; also a grand rattle for turkeys.
Mai. c. W. Halves resigned his posi-
ton last night as deputy county clerk. and
County Clerk>elect. and Acting County
Clerk konler this morning initiated Mr..
II. Is. Hubbard. OF Edgiugton. who 10 TO
be bis first deputy. into the Office.
Ar. s. A. Marsohsll has a rare treat in
IN store for his friends Thanksgiving
morning and evening. he has got tur,
keys, ducks and other kind OF fowl. 10.
gtther with side dishes and trimmings.
His patrons and friends are invited 10 the
feast.
Agent Holmes. Of the e., NJ. & ~. p.
u IN receipt OF notice from General
Passenger AgentA v II. Carpenter, &C
companied by blank applications for
ciergymens half fare permits for 1891,
which must be filled out and returned by
Dec 5.
Capt. VIM. Reno. OF Browning. Schuy-
Ter county. was in the city today. The
captains friends are talking him up
pretty strongly AS candidate for doorkeep
er OF the house of repr sentaiives, and the
ARGUS knows OF no one better qualified
or more deserving OF the position.
II. Schroeder, the popular Twentieth
street dealer in meats, has a large aud ex.
ceedingly fine fresh stock of dressed tur>
keys, chickens aud ducks for Thanksgiyiy,
ing. which he will sell at ,~hoiessle and
retail. Go and pick out your Thanksgiv.
ing poultry at Schroeder's.
Sheriff T. s Silvis has consented to nc.
accept the position OF deputy sher n un-
der Sherfn-elect Gordon until aft the
May term Of court. AT least. IN order that
the new sheriff NAV have the opportunity
To fsmilisrizs himself with the various
duties and requirements of the Office.
The ladies Of the United PRESBYTERIAN
church now say that IL Is their turn for
the patronage OF their friends They
propose tn exhibit some OF their needle
work at the church on Friday afternoon
and viii offer 1t for sale at reasonable
prices. Supper will be served between
and O'Clock al n charge of IS cents.
J. Banker Phelps. business manager Of
"A Soap Bubble" company, which Is TO
appear at Hsrper's theatre one week fr m
tonight. Is at the Harper. He promises
Us one OF the most ENJOYABLE entertain
menis OF the season. the play being OF the
hoyt order. Astounding in fun unlimited
from beginning to end.
Rev. Father Charles NJ. Rimmels. Of
st. Msry's church. has been ordered by
Bishop Spsulding TO assume charge Of 81
Mary's church At Lincoln. Ill, as soon as
possible while the pastorste Of the church
here will be conducted by Benedictide
fathers. who will come In about two
J weeks. at which time Father Rinmels
will proceed to his new charge.
Commissioner Jackson. OF Spencer
SOU re. has let contract to NJ. Krohn
the florist. TO look after the square during
the entire season next year. keep vases
blossoming with flowers. look after the
hower-beds. grass. etc. The commits.
sioner Ii now DESTROYS Of seeing all who
have trees to plant In the square This IL
the time To put them in.
The street and alley committee OF the
city council held q meeting Yesterday
afternoon obedient to the mayors call,
and took under consideration the condi-
, ton in which the Second avenue pave
ment was left By the Thompson Houston
ganR-puttinR IN the under ground wire
| Do promise that more care should be
. exercised In the future. the worn
which was stopped few days since by
order OF the mayor will be resumed thi.
: week.
@. Young. the enterprising and
popular grocer at 1l03 Third avenue. Ia.
a the following pslstsble things 20 offei
you for your Thanksgiving;dinner Dress
ed chickens. turkeys. ducks and geese
; oysters and celery. cranberries, plum
pudding. neufchstel and frontage de-bri,
cheese. foreign and domestic fruits, nut
. OF ell kinds. home made mince meat snc
lots OF other nice things too numerous q
mention.
D Note what can be found at Bennett
4 grocery store to make fine Thanksglvinl
1 dinner: Dressed turkeys. geese. duck
and chickens; oysters and celery; cauli-
= Hover. lettuce. beets. turnips. carrots
2 parsuips. cabbage. sweet potatoes anC
hubbard squash. grapes. bananas, orange.
h lemons. layer figs. dates. layer raisins
!. eating apples. assorted nuts. cooking APP
Piles. Diamond Brand. java and Moch
cofiees
!. The Hannibal Mol street cars will b
| heated by electricity. There viii be fou
heaters In each car. underneath the seat
two In the middle. on opposite sides AM
one at each END. They will be supple,
with current from the overhead wires
Is The advantage OF the heaters over stove
Is that they viii not heat the cars 10 sucl
@ an extent as To be uncomfortable In on
II minute and in few minutes be col,
o again. but instead the heat will be III